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BUMnNU NOItBIE Editor
It uldlni In Uoiiolnln
SATURDAY JAN 5 1901
AN ANNlVEltSilliT
To morrow is Sunday January G
1901 The moon will eaut her rays
over the cily and playfully rpfleot
her chaste light in tho rippling
wsven which gently siort on the
Waikiki beach Most of tho uooplo
havj forgotten that six years ago
on a Sunday Jauuary C 1895 the
moon shone ovor peaceful Waikiki
whore a lerriblo tragedy was being
enacted Yen to morrow the sixth
auniversti v of the outbreak of the
insipid riot which at the limp for
political ends was magnified into a
bloody revolution Hid it not been
for the shooting of O L Garter the
revolution would decidedly have
boin classad with those of the
opera bouffe character Ah it were
tho killing of Carter irritated the
populaoe Reared the defenders of
Doles urown and made tvan other
wiie sensible men run riot
It is true that Mr Carter was him
self to bl tmo for the fate which met
him He entered business after
dark on whioh he had no legal husi
nesi and no warrant to be and he
was shot unintentionally we feel
sure by some unknown person
whose brain was muddltd with gin
and illuminated with an ambition
to pose aa a dime novel hero If
Mr Dole had not secretly encourag
ed the revolution and anxiously
waited for n premature outbreak he
would simply hare sent a squad of
police to Waikiki and arrested tha
little band from whiob the fatal
shot was fired Tho men would
hare gone quietly down to the Po
lice Station and there looked upnd
Mr Dole knew porfectly well that
no attempt would have been made
to reaoue tha murderer of Carter
But then there would have been no
revolution and Dole would have
missed a fine draw card with which
he hoped to gain sympathy and an
nexation from C ingress Youve
got annexation now how do you
like it Sandy old boy
That tho revolution was secretly
encouraged by agents of the Dole
Government is a well established
faot That it was the policy of the
Government to creato a panio and
make a mountain out of a molohill
hai been proven more than once
The Government did not cover it
self with glory but made an un
mitigated aBS of itself and the man
ipulators Buooeeded in getting into
the surpluB even as did tho plague
managers in 1899 1900
When on the oventog the news of
Carters being fatally wounded
reached town it ia most difficult to
Bay who were mot scared The
rebels who were entren ihed on Dia
mond Head ready to imitate the
Anabasis through a masterly retreat
or the braves who were olamoriug
to be sent to the front but not
within rifle range of the rebels It
was a very busy evening and it was
a pity that Baden Powell wasnt
hero to get a few pointers as to
making a sortia without getting too
olosa to the enemy and getting back
to hedquarlar without being dam
aged The amount of ammunition
fired from both sidei was unormous
Fortunately the two armioa kept
far apart so nobody gtt hurt A
j cannon was placed at Sn Souei
and ordered to bombard Diamotiri
Head wbero there were no rebels
Wo dont knov whether the unnrr
had lunohed too well at Host Ly
enrgus table or he was nervous but
report has it that the old rratar
which furnishes a rather
target wasnt hit at all Iu the
meantime a game of hido and geek
waB in progrert between the regu
lars and tbo rebels The regulars
would advauoe nod tho rebels would
rotroa Than the rebtls would turn
around and cha o tho regulars out
of tin Park even and messengers
would coma to Honolulu saying
that they were coming and the
panic went on
OuMonday tv Grvurumertt hadlot
its head completely and it inaugu
rated a vholoilti incarceration of
overybody who wao jienona nongmtu
to the Government Iudiff reut to
sacied treaties ignoring the rudi
ments of international law and
usege foreitjnr were arrested- and
oast iuto j til kept there for werks
without triol without eveu a charge
boiug preferred agaiuot them treat
ed as convicted felons nud not as
pplitical prisoner nud finallv given
their liberty with an apology and
an assurance lhit jt was for the detained-
mna dwn good that they
had been deprived of their liberty
The ungraeful wrt tchep didnt Bert
it in that light and actually caused
their Governments to demand ex
emplary damages for tho outrages
committed against foreigners so
journing in Hawaii uudar the pro
visions of treaties
There was neither head nor tail
to tho management of affairs during
the period when martial law wai in
force Blatherskites were allowed
to go around calling upon peojjle to
go over to Oshu prison and lynch
the alleged rebels Officials acted
as if we lived in Russia Ladios
wrp dragged to the Police Station
bullid and insultr d by the under
lings in charge thre and no oner
wao safe from the swaggering ho
boes who paraded the Btroefalwfth
a poial officer badge or a citizen
guard lag in their coati Then came
tho courtmarlial another opera
bouffo affair and whosoever was
charged with treason before that
aigiiat body was promptly found
guilty and sentenced to death and
to pay a fino Aiitcorat Dole then
tried bis hand at deporting people
The steamship companies couldnt
see it and when Dole did finally in
duaa a British steamer to take three
foreigners nboard forcibly he had
to give a aufficinnt bond assuming
all responsibility for his Russian
trick The trick cost the taxpayers
10000
Six years have paased by since the
Dole gang took possession of the
towu aud dispensed with juBtioe
deennoy and fairneaa The memory
of the outrages committed in 1893
against peaceful citizens is as fresh
to day as it ware fivo years ago
There is no let by gones be by
gones in thiB instauce until the
day comes whan ample reparation
his been made to the men who were
insulted illtreated aud imprisoned
It is not a joyous anniversary eveu
if to 1895 is due the victory of the
Hawaiiaus at the reaent election i
and the routing of the family com
pact
A Childs Query
The recent death of the third
Duke of Wplliugton called to miud
memories of tho list bsaror of this
historic litlo A pretty story wai
told nt tho time of a little jirl wbd
witnessed tho great Dukes funeral
from the windows of Lord Ash
burtons house The child watched
mournful processiou pass by and
said nothing until tho heros horse
aooeared its saddle nmnb nnrl flin
Dukes boots reversed ia h stir
rups Mother queried tho little
one when we die will there bo
nothing left of us but our boots
Exchange
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The band plays at the Oceanio
dock this afternoon and not at
Emma Square
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Gifts
Doctors have elven the Greek
name Anemia meaning bloodlesi l
ness to a disease whkh is much
more prevalent among yo ling
women than Is cencrailv believed
In its early stages the distaSe is not
marked by any aeciata symptoms
and often makes considerable ad 1
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Dr SpiioU has appliodi forj a
license to practice medicine
Tho funersl of the late Wrs Kinfu
Haaheo Lumaheihpi tonkplaee yfif
terday afternoon from her late repi
dencp The remains were interred at
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KawaiahaoCemetery
Dr Robert Myers was appointed
dispensary physician by lh BVard
of Health yesterday andDr -A N
Sinclair accepted the position as
assistant Dr Monsarrat meat in
ppector nnd veterinarian with a sa
lary of 200 a month
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An unusual feellnii of tatleue after WBtSM I III wJ
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slight exercise breathless and pallor are the first noticeable signs
In antmla the bjond becomes thin the heart flabby the skin pale and
waxy If the disease become chronic persistent anaemia It often results
fatally The one successful metlwd of treating this disease Is to build up
tho blood The best blood builder in the world Is
Dr Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People
This remedy has cured more cases of ancemia than all others combined
Mist Cordelia Moore of Mtilone N Y until recently beon n llfc
Inng Invalid from palpllutlonof tlio lieart and woakuess of the blood
Iu spoalililff of tills otpcrlonco elionnld
1 rns In u terrible couriltlon 1 could not iSat My face nat enty
Tvlillu iirnl my ImniiB wero lmot trniupiirent I was eo weak It wui
utterly Impossible for me to go tip sUilrn
I mcta friend whOBpoftPOfPr Williams rink Pills for Tnlo People
and advlsod mo to try tbem Jlefore the first box w 8 used I begun to
reiralD myappetltonnd fait hottoi eenerftllv 1 bought nix more boxen
nnd took them I crow utroix niuldly und gained In lleth Ibeentuo
hotter lu oery wny I noveffelt bttter In mv lilttlmn nowind consider
myself cured I cannot say too much rcRardlng IJr Wllllaiiib Pluk Pills
for Palo People rtom the Gazette Malone X 3
No discovery of modern times has proved such a blessing to mankind
as Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Acting directly on the blood
and nerves invigorating the body reffulating the functions they restore
the strength and health In the exhausted patient when every effort of the
physician proves univalllrigi
These pills nroeoldJn boxes ntfiQ cents a bor or six boxes forflM nnd mny
be had of nil druggUts or direct by mull from Dr WlUlutus Medicine Co
Uchoueotady N Y f
W A idcKlay las bi e i rppoirtjed
D strict Magistrate for Wailuku
Mrs Hubart Vcs who has ben
sVriou1y ill in New York wUh
typhoidfeVer is convalescent
The Deputy High Slnrfff boa
taken charge of the effeota belong
ing to tne late Horaco Wright -
Limbo t h man who delirs milk
fromdbftStar Dniry was discharged
in th Tistrict Court yestprday on a
charge of selling dulteratd milk
The prosecution fsilod to prove that
Limbo sold tb milk
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For Insurance Oompony of North
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New Zealaud Insuranoo Company
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Notice- in hereby given that Uio
Pearl City Cemetefy is now open for
interments A special funeral train
leaven the railroad station at 215 p
m daily remaining at the cemetery
until after all interments
The rates for transportation are
oio dollar for tho corpse and fiftjr
ceutn for the round trip for
mourners
Plats are now on Bale at tho offioo
of the company ranging in price
from 10 up according to location
and size No other charges of any
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY AS
SOCIATION LTD
Room 3 Love Buildmg Fort St
70 3mos
BY AUTHOBITT
WATEK -NOTICE
In sccordsnce with Section 1 of
Chapter XXVI of the lawn of 1880
Al persons holding woter
ilegvs or tbofH paying water rates
V hereby notified thatr tho watr
ratestorthe lerm ending JutjftJK
1901 yijl lo d and pyabloltithe
tiiricnof th Qonolulh Water Works
on tnMItt day of January 1901
All such rale remafnjng uojjafd
for 1MT after the are duo will
le subect to an additional ten per-
cut --
All privileges upon vhiolit TateB
remain unpaid Febrdary lSCSOUayB
after hecnmngdnlinquent are lia
ble to suspension without further
notice v
Rates are payable at tho office of
the Water Works in the basement
ofiCapitol building
ANDREW BROWN
t Supt Honolulu Water Works
Rquolulu Duo 20 1900 80 10t
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Will Open Saturday Night
And in order to induce our Customers
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