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THE IMBllENDENT
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HONOLULU H I SMKUJlDAYk i SEPTEMBER 2 1899
TIME TiLBEE
The Pino Paaaongor StontnorH of This Lino Will Arrivn and Leave
Thia iEortlasi Horuundor
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
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AUSTRALIA AUG 80
ALAMEDA SEPTl 18
AUSTUALIA SEPT 27
MARIPOSA OOT 11
AUSTRALIA OCT 25
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FOR SAW FRAMbcO
AUSTRALIA SEPT 5
MARIPOSA SEPT IB1
AUSTRALIA OOT 8
MOANA OOT 18
AUSTRALIA OOT 81
In connection with the Bailing of the abovoBejiinera the Agents ore
prepared to ismio to intending pansongors coupon through tickets by ally
railroad frdnl Sau Francisco to all pointB in t ho United Staton and from
New York by any steamship lino to all European port
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Irwiii m B6
LIMITED
General Agerits Oceanio S S Company
LARGEST IMPORTA
TIONS OF GOODS BY
The Pacific Hardware Co Ltd
A FKESII SUPPLY OPTHE
Hygienic Ref riger a tor s
The only absolutely perfect Refrigerator made
Boston Long ard Matches Kails of aJJ lands Rosin
Pine Tree Turpentine Paints Lamp Black
Cotton Waste Canal Barrows Fairy Step Ladders
i Manila and SiBal Rope Handles Mattocks
Picks Hoes and Shovels Axes and Hatchets
Axles Carriage Springs G rindstones
Dish and Dairy Pans Sauce Pans Lawn Mowers
Charcoal Irons Babbitts Potash
Tubular Lanterns and Globes
above and more on the Emily F Whitney from New
York direct All sorts or uoous oy oilier vessels
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PACIFIC HARDWARE GO LTD
FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS
KING AND BETHEL STREETS
FiiMfic Heights
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Applications will bo received at the office of BRUOE WARING CO
for thepurohase of lots on -
slACIFfC
situated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuauu and Pauoa Valleys
scenic streUhing from Dia
and commanding a superb marinoaud viow
mond Head over Punchbowl to the tyaianaerangpof MountaW
rj ii iiQnwi muinr nitoBHB to the property is now in
course of construction and ohoice lots of sufficient area for magnnt
l iil 111 annn Ua x
oiwthe Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pah protecting it from the high
jvindVnridffij showers of Nuuanu Valley ensiirinR a salubriousjlimatei
Wo Elevation of the Property isfrom 160 to 750 feet above sea level
Applications will bo numberod and filed and ohoice will bo allotted
according to the number of applications
Mr Only asiuuu ior a ioi iwiuu uk
00 Terms Easy
BRUCE WARING GO
HB0 tf ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESSBLdOIT
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ISlTivieS1 Coi Lil
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SUGAR FACTORS
IMPOETEES OV
General Merchandise
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OOMMISSION MHIRPHAMirS
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Canadian Australian Steamship Lino
British Foreign Marino Insuranco Co
Northern Assurance Co Firo and Lifo
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Lino of Paokete from Liverpool
NEdno nr Washington
Xto
How the Raccn IiV Dlfferontlatlng
Into aiawf -
Continued frwn ijuWrii
- BDOOATIONbHflBWtiahb
Washington Vi acbreil liigh
Hqhool it is wellr Jittcndediind
Botno of its students aitiinakW
high marks One of those
yenrs went to uxeicr 10 prepare
for Harvard He was the honor
man every tefm at the famous
aiadenijv and fouild -time to edit
the Literary Monthly His first
year at Harvard- is just cloafhg
In it hqhad disffrigisljei himself
by wjnnlngthe Pajjkenr medal for
lueomiug nnu uy uemg cuosen un
the f reshmantteafn to debate with
the spphombre tejim ffiltis color
ed youth from WaShlhgton has
taken rank as oiie of the forerilost
debatersiati Harvntd ills father
nM a fibduri saye ald carried
travelers Vaiisefiai and down the
levee at St Louis Aterwitrd he
sat in tho United States Senate
and named his boy Rosqoe Conk
liny Bruce jf
Not many colored students find
their way to Harvard but they
furnish an extraprdinnry propor
tion of the university orators In
183 the elites day orator was a
colored student In the- Yale
Harvard debate of twd years ago
Harvard was rej evented by ano
ther colored student 4 third
cplored orator of Harvard is N
B Marshall now professor of ma
thematics at the Florida State
Normal School ithe author of the
drama In the Ranks which is
now on the stage
Calvin Finn of the Washincton
Colored High Schoo is at Ex
eter and has nl schol
arships for proficiency in his
studies
Paul Martin who graduated
from this same high school has
since received his diploma from
the university of Paris and is a
successful lawyer in the capital
of France
William Pearson Whitticker
received his preliminary educa
tion in the colored schools of
Washington and is now at
Heidelberg
Charles U Miller left the color
ed high school to enter the Brit
ish navy where he is now a petty
officer of the highest rank
Any day may be seen upon the
avenues of Washington young
men and young women of color
wearing glasses carrying books
studious of look and manner go
ing to and from their classes JTo
iuore persistent untiring seekers
after learning can be found
among the white youth These
colored students are not few
They number hundreds in Wash
ington But among the courts
and the alleys there are growing
up in knowledge only of evil other
hundreds of young negroes who
do not own a school book and
who never see the inside of a
school room1 year after year Can
it be a race problem which in
cludes these extremes
BLACKS AS 0M1IUUU
WJttnn a week two negroes
have gone to the gallows in
Washington for murders of
women murders committed al
most without motive murders
sickening in their brutality mur
ders such as wild beasts might
have committed from instinct of
savagery These men satiated an
appetite for bipod made no effort
to cet away took prison life calm-
ly accepted the sentence of death
as a matter of course walked
without tremor to the gallons
and sang hymns until the moment
Strangulation began The execu
tion next preceding was that of a
negro who violated and cut the
throat of tt little white girl in the
suburb of the city most frequent
ed byiVe who ride in their own
earring The dregs of black
human drop to very near the
level ol ic wild beast There is
no whit
the sent
depraved
iminal class so low in
f brutishness as the
oke
In other senses in cunning in
the variety of exercise in far
reaching effects on society the
white criminals are more danger
ous They form a class in which
union is strength Npgro mobd
are seldom more than noisy Bad
ns his inclinations may be the
negro puts to hiB credit but two
or three of the more serious kinds
of crime and those are prompted
by animal rather than by demoni
acal nature He makes of life a
long series of petty offenses and
then perhaps startles the com
munity by taking life in some hor
ribly savage but almost purpose
less manner or by the foulest
against sex
Black crime can be reduced in
the aggregate The experience of
the police officers of the District
of Columbia is that lawless force
yields to the lawful force License
is lost on black animalism The
negro criminal cannot be reason
ed with He is not tamed by
kindness He respects only the
superior force The police of
Washington include fifteen ne
groes These men patrol the
DiacK slums Tney never go
singly but in pairs No wanton
ness is permitted in the exercise
of force But the first symptoms
of nu outbreak are met with
prompt suppression The Chief
of Police Maj Sylvester says
Negro crime is not increasing
here I think it is less in the ag
gregate than if wns We pursue
a very Ann policy That does not
mean that any unjust application
of force is tolerated But when
force is necessary it is dealt
without hestitation The class
is to inspire respect for the ma
jesty of the law and the only
means by which that can be done
is physical -
On a recent Sabbath the bod
ies of two negro murderers who
were executed on the Friday pro
ceeding were given a public bu
rial Hundreds of negroes of the
lowest strata assembled Reli
gious exercises were held A line
of vehicles followed the bodies
to thte buring ground At the
very hpur these strange scenes
were passing in the streets of
Washington another class of col
ored people totaly distinct filled
a large church to hear earnest
words on Let your light so shine
that they may see your good
works and glorify your father
which is in heaven
The negro race said the
preacher today pays taxes upon
property amounting to nearly
275000000 Thirty five thous
and colored people have graduat
ed from universities and colleges
high normal and professional
schools The colored people own
and control from 250 to 300 news
papers and periodicals Wash
ington Post
Kentuckys iamous Jessso Moore
Whiskey linequalled for its purity
and ezrollenae On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Lovojoy Co
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Inlnnrtr
Eewalo Lots For Sale
Soyeral Lots injhe Kowalo
Tract near Town and filled
Ready to build on
Part OaBh Balance Monthly
For partjoulars apply to -
WILLIAM SAYIDGE
1150
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No aipkForj St
FOR SAI H1
ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTS
2180 and 010 at Karaaeo North Hilo
Hawaii Apply to
MORRIB K KEOHOKALOLE
Rea Kotato Agent
lWS tf 16 Kuhnmanu Stmt
No 1291-
NOTICE
Change in Sailing of
Sfmr KINAU
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Commoncingfon or about
September 18th noxt the
Steamor EmAU will sail for
Kaunakakai Lahaina Maa
laea Bay Kihei Makena
Kawaihae Mahukona Lau
pahoehoe and Hilo as follows
Leaving Honolulu at 1 p
m on Mondays Fridays and
Wednesdays arriving at Hilo
the following afternoons
Leaving Hilo a 2 r m on
Wednesdays Mondays and
Fridays arriving in Honolulu
the following evenings
Freight will be received at
Honolulu at thoKinau wharf
oh the day previous tg jailing
and on Bailing days tip p 12
m for Makena Kawaihae
Hilo i Papaikou Pepeekeo
andHnpmu t
Freight for Lahaina Kihei
and Mahukona and from Ka
waihae and Makena will be
taken bytho Steamer Kilauea
HpuA sailing from Honolulu
on Mondays at 5 p u J
The KINAU will not take
Freight for Ports other than
those indicated above
CLAUD aPBEOKEU WH Q IBWIN
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Olaiis Spcfcejs Co
HONOLULU
Sin Franciaea AgtnttT11K JHKYjiJL
NATIONAL BANK OFBANSKANOIBCO
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Bank ot San Francisco
LONDON The Union Bank ol Londpi
NEW YORK American Exchange Na
tlouol Bank
OHIOAGO Merchanta National Bank
PAHlB Oredlt liyonnals
BERLIN Dresdner Bank
HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hon
Kong Shanghai BanklnaOorporatlon
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA-
Bank of Now Zealand
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
ol British North America
Transact a General Bankinp and ICxcfiarw
Business
Deposits Recolyed Loans made on A
proved Bocarltv Commercial and Travel
ers Credit Issned Bills of Kxohango
bonght and sold
0ilwtoTi Promptly Aroop ntodKo
Metropolitan Heat Go
81 KING STREET
O J Wailie Mahaujib
Wholesale and
Retail
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