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The Hawaiian star., 1906-01-30
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IT is answering the Advertiser when a. =. recently
ed the answers TO this ITSELF Here s reer. .raHe
criticize The Star attitude the k9lra.
January lzth"Ihe issue simply whether Governor Carrie.
be turned down Judge Robinson. and that H . .a..
dent Roosevelt in the way most consistent gH b. a.r .
cred policy, and satisfactory Hawaii the ea.. ..
conducive to our political peace and = ae erection q g.
Judicial standards. The Advertiser FEELS lIa. F.. l.|
DICT THE OUTCOME WITH CERTAINTY AND I. a....
ADVISES THE ANTl-CARTER FACTION Io BLHaF- a.
THE STONE WALL AHEAD"
January IIth.'Ihe President has expressly that De- l.
cept the Governors advice the matter of
him responsible for results. Mr. Roosevelt does feel e HH
that responsibility And unless he changes bis gul aH.
Gov Carter down, reversing his settled policy regard n.
ments here he will upon other than Judge ko
in filling the vacancy lie O}OOseeU chooses make
Governor his adviser in ALL APPOINII\l MATTERS lIEE
Still later"The action Of the President fixing the
for Federal appointments here The governor only a
but the only sensible For the good ri a
Waii the President has fixed upon advise @ ere and
twenty an far the plan has worked well"
reaPpontment Of Robinson was followed bg vacancy e r,-
natoral Office Why If there nothing the n te '
dent in preerrng the advice Of his Ca1e officer f. t ri le
The morning paper has lately several times remarked that e
ing press tries hard to disagree with it. There ao a ar
well be imagined in disagrccing Will. paper that
itself
The Hawaiian star., 1906-01-30

The meeting an the =. 81. g. r.
The Improvement alcm1g Wi, gt1@& .mon. a@ .5 e 2.
Movement @as5's %9@5 .3a si.. a. YAK. sasu .o ca
44s4+++ss+&s+++s*s+ssssss4 community 1lc maatrH Has
thoroughly representative. thor
Oughy earnest thoroughly enthusiastic The idea wi 1aut
ing the city because ours, and because live seemed
stronger and the that controlling dan e Lea
good thing because Of the aid would be ~ the
That this should De 50 very satisfactory We going ae
beautyng purely commercial speculation Is very Gy W D
Of the purely commercial kind U is TO be an oppression NJ o
aspirations and desires and tastes Is much likely
guided by sound rules and TO be genuine, and
the rising generations benehcaly
AS the work progresses there viii doubt bc animated discussions
and strong opposition proposed innoyatons IS bo hpp
there will be. Better judgment better public taste and better
probation Of what be done and What cannot De done viii
from these discussions We will be better able improve Jeaa6
fy the city because Of efforts TO do H.
The work has its practical side well its arstc side Il
fact brought out very clearly especially m the reports from Hc
various local clubs. The report Of the Waalae Kapud Paqo
Club the first club Of the kind 10 be started especially interesting
this particular II made good showing Of results accomDd
and excellent balance of effort directions purely uGraU and
practical, and thoso Of a more strictly druistc character
The meeting will no doubt prove strong factor IN spreading
edge and interest in the movement and n directing along Tl
lines The Promotion Committee has done nothing o QrcaGg e
the than in giving direction and impetus tQ Dis mDroyuon.
movement f.a WI MlN liNIH lMHM
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-24


Hawaii: In the extreme northern part Of the Island
hau and in the northeastern portion of Puma district
temperature about deg uax preceding week
whe IN other sections higher the greatest rang
ing from I2 deg 2 deg and occurred the por-
uon OF the ffanakua the Eiio, and Kons districts
Maui: The temperature OF the week higher
that OF the preceding from the Wauku district
generally from Ito deg. to Ills deg AT reporting
Wer mean temperatures the changes slight All
Oahu report higher mean than during the preceding
week On the wnward side OF the Island the slight
while on the leeward side they ranged from f2 deg deg
ne temperatures for the week slightly lower than those
OF the preceding the half of Kauai Slightly
higher elsewhere but station did the change deg
Hawai-: Heavy occurred from the Puma district
westward to the northern portion of the island
section the rainfall considerably during
week. the generally from slightly
somewhat than inches. the remaining
the Island the rainfall generally excess amounts
than inch There but reported
fall during 1.-THE preceding weekonomu inch Pahala
inch Maui In the Wauku district and the districts
westward thereof there slight deficiency rainfall
pared with the preceding week while those eastward
Waluku occurred, and ranging IA, to
the preceding week the northern portion Island
while all other districts had deficiency but which did
inch station Stations northeastern and
show slightly rainfall than during the preceding
those the southern section less the change being
The following table shows the weekly averages temperature
and rainfall for the principal Islands and for the Group
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-24

fall TO the ground, there N no necessity
for new trial, aud consequently the
Judgment In condemnation Is annulled
ms nnwnrrantod by the evidence"
Ia conclusion the court noted Drey.
fus waving ~ peeuninry indemnity,
aud ordered its decision 10 be- trnn.
srrlbed ON the records ~ the Rennes
court martial and 10 BE- Inserted In the
Official journal, and also la fye newspa,
pers 10 be- designated by the Pfoeura
toT-iienernl nnd ~ The cost ~ the gov.
eminent Ia my papers ~ Paris and
tho provinces ~ Le designated by
Dfsyfus
u has been Determined that, besides
the restoration NJ Dmyfus ~ tho army,
special hill will b. presented 10 pAI.
llamrnl authorizing the Ainisier %
Waf a. restore Colonel piequan, whnss
sense ~ Justice brought ahapt tho
guashinH " ihe Yefdiei ~ ihe hennsi
rnpn martial a. ihe ATmb, flnm whlrh
NJ SIS degraded esples 10 ile charges
shlsl he brought sHaiasi ihs lsis CO..
eagl liseIg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-24

"These facts" the decision Of, the
court says, without seeking for any
further grounds, are OF nature 10 es'
tablish the innocence Of the accused,
and IL IL only necessary 90 examine
whether the verdict Of the kenDes
coun,mRTtial shall be annulled without
recital or be followed by another trial
by court .mhTlial,'
After long review Of the document
Ia the ease knnsn ps tbs bordeTeau,
tho derision says 4 WAS written Ny
Major Count Esierhsgy, and that tho
accusations connecting Dfeyfus with
tic hordefeau Trsis only on hypothesis
aud conjecture,
'fhe afeusatioa hgsinsl DTeyfus,"
roHiinnsi the decision, whether hasrd
an lhe handwriting ur irRt " ihe itoT
icrfan, Nas rnmplrirly unlusilhrd sad
aithoui molifp. Moreover DwSfns,
hsginE \ large funpne, Hng aeels ln
Vain ~ aRy reason loT Ne eammiiing
sufh ; tfrai efimf.
iThs eend, iheIefalf, lalds iLsi, ~
~ ~ affsssiless sgsihsi ~ ssfpssd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-24
80.
DETECTIVES

Perhaps one OF tho most popular ar
Rnments why there should be a clean
sweep In the police department. 10 the
army of stool-pigeons which surrounds
the sheriff and other heads Of the de-
partment. The gang OF hangers-on
around the police station appears to be
growing az election approaches and at
tracts the attention OF persons whose
business takes them to the station.
Visit the place at any hour OF the
day or night and one sees q number OF
half-whites, Portuguese, Porto. Ricans
and an occasional negro, in the receiv-
ing office or loafing around the en-
trance. Go upstairs into the office OF
the sheriff's assistant and a similar
collection of nondescripts Is to be seen.
apparently waiting for somebody or
something to turn up.
They are the detectives OF the de-
partment and though they are never
Identified with a case and are never
detected In the act OF earning an honest
livelihood, always seem to have money
to burn In the qualification Of their
own pleasurable inclinations.
Just why the presence of this dis
reputable element is permitted around
the station precincts Is a mystery, and
1t is a mystery which has for some time
past been exercising the minds of many
thinking people of the city.
Discussing the matter recently,
well-known citizen said:
There ought to be general clear
AnnR oil N nj hnaAC 80
department. If only for the purpose of
Kidding the police station of the gang Of
toughs and buns who infect IL at
present The army of them is growing
larger all the time and Sheriff Brown
doesn't seem to have the nerve to fire
them out. Many OF them are drawing
salaries as specials. Many of them
possess police badges. 1t is good graft
for them for all they have to do when
they want piece of money Is to sally
out and catch a crowd of gamblers
and then talk business with them.
These nondescript sleuths. often for
the fun of the thing, visit the dwellings
of natives. flash their stars. talk big
and depart, after having bluffed the
ignorant folks into giving them what
ever they asked for, by way of earn
Ing their good opinion.
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nj MANY Of Thorn Lo.n ,,oraan 49,,
NJ them are ,pyetora,o ,,ar,tia,s 40
vot sberIor prov,, s,rso,,,,as ,,,..,s
with them ana nays tha,, ,,,, ,,,,,',e,s
monav 10 boIr anfor.a ,,,o L.,
"Thev onna.r 10 ho,a .ar,,a ,,,,,, 80
hold over proyyn Man,, ., ,,s'', 49,,
been sunnorted hy h,,, sho"'s ~.
wears 60 Iong MAJ ,ha,, RAJ 30 y, ~ ~.
which he nroh.tI,, oa,,,
And the beart m L,oL o,t -, 49,
gaining a ,,vol,hnoa =, 10 "n.,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-24

ABOVE normal.
Total rainfall. LIS inches.-Robt. WAL
lace.
Naalehu GS)-On the 18th. .46 inch
of rainfall occurred followed by very
warm weather. Total rainfall, .55 inch
g. g. Kinney.
Olaa Q9-Very close and generally
cloudy weather, with frequent show
ers. Mean temperature, 1872 deg; total
rainfall, 4.51 inches.-Eug. p. Mccain.
Pahala QS)-High trade winds pre-
vailed. with rainfall on three dates.
Mean temperature. 765 deg: total rain
fall, II inch.-H. d. Harrison.
Kapoho Q9)-Abundant rains occur
red daily, with northeast winds. Mean
temperature, 74.6 deg; total rainfall,
2.7s inches.-H. ]. Lyman.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Hama QO-Fine refreshing showers
occurred, with slight changes I'm tenn
perature; strong trade winds prevailed
during first part of week.-N. Omsted.
Nahiku Q0-Cooler. generally partly
cloudy weather with stronger north
east winds. Total rainfall, 357 inches.
&C. o. Jacobs.
Huelo Q0-Measurable amounts Of
rainfall daily. about 10 per cent of the
amount occurring at night All noun
tain streams are well supplied with
water. Strong northeast winds pre-
vailed. Mean temperature. 1875 deg:
total rainfall. 2.15 inches.-W. F. Pogue.
Peahi n9--Rains daily, with short in
tervals OF sunshine. Strong trade winds
latter part of week. Total rainfall, AGA
inches.-G. Groves.
Haiku q9)-Partly cloudy weather.
with daily rains. Brisk trade winds
prevailed first part Of week. very
strong latter part and attended with
considerable rain. Mean temperature,
74,4 deg; total rainfall, 2.95 inches.-D.
d. Baldwin.
Puunene Q9)-Drought on this Island
broken. Good rains at ditch heads and
plenty OF water available Very light
scattering showers on flats: high
northerly winds. Mean temperature.
79i deg; total rainfall, trace.-J. n. S.
Williams
Wailuku G0-Hleh temperatures OBJ
tained during the daytime. and pleas
ant ones at night. Light showers oc-
CURED ON three dates. Mean tempera-
ture. III deg; total rainfall ~ inch
Brother Frank.
Kihei uO-High temperatures. with
steady and very strong trade winds
prevailed. Dry here; good rains oc-
CURED 20 windward making fair sup
ply OF ditch water available, and re-
lleving pumping somewhat. Mean tenn
perature. 1913 deg; total rainfall, 90
inch.-James Scott,
kaanapali (20)-Partly cloudy wealth
er, with traces Of rain on three dates.
strong north and northeast winds pre-
vailed. Mean temperature, 1917 deg. |
total rainfall, trace,-Wm. Robb.
ISLAND or OAHU.
Maunawili Ranch (2D-showory on
i've dates. very strong trade winds |
prevailed. Mean temperature. 7es ieg |
total rainfall 90 inch John Herd,
WaimanalO ts0l-l.ight rains on three
dates. Mean temperature, 500 deg;
total rainfall "a inch a irvine.
Eva fsD-NoY warm weather OBJ
ihlnrdi os inch rain occurred on tho
islh Mean temperature lss deg to-
lal rainfall .ua lncb u Muller
Wahnar 1907 'inudlers skys With
hlEh temperatures obtained and hlgh
y lhis oven rlrninH Mean ienpera.
lure sss drg total rainfall 10 inch
y hsifr
wahlssa faD Llshf Taiua occurred
IN three deff holn inmprratura.
"a drF a. rainfall ~ mon WR
NaisTs
hahuhp ilp weather generally
.lsaf snd f,ll ssIm Lshl fslns vi !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-24
CHAMBERLAIN's collie, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.
IN INDIA.

Mrs. Sd. L. Hiscocks writing from
clare fsoad, Byculla. India, says: "a
have used and still require a good
many bottles OF Chamberlain's Collie,
cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
have found It invaluable as a cure az
well as preventive OF cholera I have
found 1t most successful and so far
have never known 1t to fail II given
early In the stages" For sale by all
Dealers and Druggists, Benson, Simth
q Co, Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-24

by lightning recently.
Joaquin
Secretary President
Chicago
Italy proposed England
The President thinking of going deer hunt Northern Minnesota
Thw definitely determined, will insanity
The San Diego Labor Council has decided to boycott Mrs Tnsy
The Republicans nominated Clay Evans for
oconnOr president League early
Secretary says soOoooOo
in seven
agreed
Domingo
Allen postoce
>been arres n Louis Mo
Mrs Leslie the married seconda attached
one of the Frohman companies.
quied
the other day with his riding whip.
The of Missouri threatens militia into ST. Joseph
force the Sunday closing o saloons.
A. remarkable
in treating consumption with iodine ~
collector has bedn arrested for aiding the bringing
Q hinesef Canada Montana
Twin Lakes the Baptist summer resort "
independent
that grip the Standard broken.
of sam
printing free of duty to that colony.
The Union Oil with parties Chile de
investigation packing eaching
been ordered by the Secretary of Agriculture
result discovery naturalization New York
police may be
liver millions of gallons of oil within years
plan construct subway railways from Third
Ferries
planning
I'd be in banquet
putting long through the
Sierra building 70
has been discovered Guadaa Mexico bones the
being shipped fertilizer.
sending improper
mails The circular headed Private Talk Boys
According special census report just issued person every 1900
the United States in 1900 blind and $50 deaf
treaty stop peagic
sealing prohibit year.
The Southern Pacific rushing bhe and will start
Immediately the Francisco
The Kaiser thinking of sending his fourth Prince August william
finish his education American
The heads of the Buddhist shno cts
Ih Sh wr,i e s TO- Isl an r@s ~ e y aq n
welt would again. which
Loeb
daughter Frank
Works. has been secretly married New York Oman the Aur
Baonyi
coubnrs and lightning have done considerable damage in Colorado In
Abu of the King of Italy has climbed Mt Ruven
Central before $4,000
weight popular
opinion in Germany the German fire will their San
Francisco losses full.
six>mnn cubic yards of
will be dumped into the low places the PO retaining
separately whether
they will join statehood If favor
The Mntuk company against
former vcepresdnt the million
inattenton to business by Grannis
priest, reports wonderful
extending Opasica
There is gold, silver, copper and IRON
Because refused permission his addresses the Judge
Emory Thompson Judge
lies involved prominent in the
Lyman formerly the Treasury
ton New York and Point joined
theosophica colony Katharine Tingley.
correspondent tariff
reciprocity as the beginning tariff revision may be made the chief issue of
the session Fifty.nnh Congress.
the road that leads from Los Angeles
bv
20 to hd
he gudgc against the although
Italian Milan
machine operator telegram puts type other
TO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-24

REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENT
(Note:-The figures following the
name of station indicate the date
with which the weeks report closed).
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
Kaumana Q9-Sultry. partly cloudy,
and rainy every day. Mean tempera-
ture 1876 deg; total rainfall, 1892 inches.
]. e. Gamalielson.
Ponahawai Q9)--Partly cloudy and
warm weather. With light trade winds,
and daily rains. Mean temperature,
TAI deg; total rainfall 6.37 inches
]. e. Gamalie.son.
i, Hilo Q9)--Heavy rains first three
days and light ones the remainder OF
week, and occurring mostly in morn
ings and evenings. with clear moons.
Mean temperature. 1873 deg; total rain
fall, $50 inches.-L. c. Lyman.
Pepeekeo Q9)-Rains occurred daily.
Mean temperature, 76.0 deg; total rain
fall, 3.S4 inches.-W. H. Rogers.
Honomu (2W-Warm, and somewhat
cloudy weather prevailed. with daily
rains, amounting in all to $40 inches
VIM Pullar
Hakalau Q9)-Usual warm weather,
with rainfall on six days Mean tenn
perature. $50 deg; total rainfall, 5.SS
inGhes.-Hakalau Plantation CO.
Henohina G9)-Warm, and cloudy
weather continued. with heavy showers
at frequent intervals. Total rainfall,
4.73 inches.-W. Elliot.
Papaaloa Q)-Very warm days and
nights, with showers daily Winds
light. Total rainfall 4O1 inches.-C.
McLennan.
Ookala Q9)-Strong winds, and
showers daily. Mean temperature. 74.S
deg; total rainfall. 4.74 inches.-W. G.
Walker
Paauilo Q9)-A rainy. warm week,
with high east wind accompanying the
rain OF the last two days. Mean tenn
perature. 69.4 deg; total rainfall, 465
inches.-C. r. Blacow
Paauhau Q9)-Good rains occurred
on six dates High trade winds pre-
vailed the latter part OF week. Mean
temperature, 75l deg; total rainfall.
4.e2 inches.-Paauhau Sugar Plantation
Co
Honokaa Gs)-Rains on six dates,
generally occurring after p. m. Mean
temperature, 74s deg; total rainfall,
i.66 inches.-S. Gundelhnger.
Null G9)-A week generally OF
heavy rains. Strong northeast winds
prevailed increasing 10 gale on night
of 18th Mean temperature. 747 deg;
total rainfall. i.s2 lnches.-F. G .-Pae-
tow
Kohala Mil QO--Very wet weather
obtained with rainfall on six dates
Mean temperature 1913 deg; total rain
fall. i63 inches.-J. NJ Souza.
Kohala Mission (20)-weather gem
six dates heavy on the iith and 18th,
Mean temperature. 73,i deg; total rain
fan 367 inches-Dr H. d. Bond
Puakea Ranch n9)-Iieayy rains, ao-
with very strong northeast
trade winds prevailed. Mean tempera-
iure, 1870 deg total rainfall, asl.-A.
Mason
Puuhue Ranch dsD-Ieayy rain.
daily accompanied With high trade
winds ana fosFy weather Total rain
ran g.5s inches - y Woods
* tmuelh fg0l sunshlpy weather OBJ
tanned, with showers dally ana fresh
lrerses Mean temperature, 0lt dog, |
iolsl rainfall W inch AIRS q W
Hay
kraihkrkua nsl weather generally
rlrar aHd Panty cloudy Vim rainfall
ln ihse dates heavy ga ihe i6ih /
Asan temperature, ias dos total rain,
fall ~ inches hsg \ u DaYls
kfalahgaua 40 p0qd Iain on nlHhi
N ilih lsih liih sHd lslh. llays az
sllh sfFsmely Met ismpslslvlss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-24

w. H. Russell, who has charge of the
Union oil Company's oil tanks at Ka-
hului. has been III with tonsiltis. DIR.
Dinegar has been attending him.-MauI
News.
900 %o>c>o>o>o>o>
CURED on six dates. mostly at night.
Moderate northeastery winds prevail
ed. Mean temperature. 77s deg: total
rainfall, ~ inch.-R. II. Chrlstophersen.'
ISLAND OF KAUAI.
Maxwell (2O)-Clear and warm
weather, with high winds prevailed.
Mean temperature, 500 deg total rain
fall. .O5 inch.-Hawalian Sugar co.
Eleele COW Gather rather warmer;
a Hight shower occurred on 18th,
amounting 10 ~ inoh.-McBryde su-
gar CO.
Koloa (2O)-Partly cloudy weather.
with daily light showers Good rains
occurred on "mauka" lands, amounting
a. Ld inches. Mean temperature,
1915 deg total rainfall. 100 lnohes.-.
koloa sugar go.
Lihue fsol High temperatures oh
lained day ana night Moderate trads
winds prevailed, Mean temperature,
77s deg total rainfall, 90 lneh.-F.
Weber.
Rralla fs0) several good showers o0-
CURED hiEh temperatures continued
Mean temperature. 10 n dog total Tain.
fali ~ inch W, JARVIS
hllauei 400 plrlly cloudy weather,
WIN rains op foul dals hiTh iempera-
tuIrH cont 'nufa Win steady Trade
Ninds Aisn temperature, ibe dsai
total Iainfail lgl inches q, ~ nes
Trlk1
Hh u, RTockNAh,
hsgll9e plfelof
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-24
Entire Group NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

At Local Ofce of the u. S. Weather Honolulu
clear and partly cloudy weather obtained with measurable rainfall
dates amounting nch inch than
the week The barometer 1000 inches ranged
3oo7 2o9S inches relative humidity 81 per pre-
vang direction OF the northeast with hourly
velocity of 81 miles maximum "a deg minimum
deg, mean, 1912 deg, IL deg. above normal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-24
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
For the Week Ending July al, 1000.
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Honolulu, T. H., July %, 1906.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-27
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my cough of two years and cure'
ime of what my friens thought con
sumption. o, it's grand, for throat
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Frank G. Bland, druggist. Price
soc and 81. Trial bottle free.
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