The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], December 19, 1900, Page 5, Image 5

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Replies To Azbill.
CASES OF THE JAPANESE 5
Dole Sajs Sentences Without Trials
Belong to Domain of
Munchausen.
At the meeting of th Honolulu Pro
tective League Monday, Rev. W. K. Az-
bllt asked the leairue to Investigate the
cases of three Japan? who, he be
lieved, were in Oahu.Jall, serving sen
tences without ever having been tried.
can hear him as well as th others.
Vice Is th on'y thing talked Iv at th'
churc h socyables an th toothers' meet
ings: 'tla raysolved be th' Insomnyr.
Hub that row's th' time to make t.
nyin wedge again th dlvvllsh hurd.
gurdy an meetln's are called to burr,
the polls in He fr npt arrstln' th' crim
inals who sell visitable at th top Iv
their lungs. Some van Invints an an
tUvlce cocktail. Lecture Is delivered
to small bodies 1 v preachers on how t
detect Vice so that no wan can palm
off countherfelt vice on thim an make
thlm think It's good. Th polls be
comes active an' whin th polls Is ac
tive 'tis a rood time fr dacint men to
wear certyflcates outsldes Iv their
'Oat. Han you s monsthers - Is nailed
th act of blstln In a shell of beer
a Herman Garden; husbands wait
n th polls station to be r-ready to
hall nut their wives whin they're ar
retted Vr shopln afther 4 o'clock; an
there' more Joy over wan sinner ray
turnrd to th station th!n Tr ninety
an' nine that've rayformed.
"Th lo crusad-.- I' havin' th"
time Iv hi life all th while. HI?
pitcher 1 In th' papers Ivry mornln'
nn' his sermon Is a directhry Iv
traces Iv amusement. He says to him
sllf: 'I'm Improvln the wurrul an me
name will so down to th' itineration
as th greatest vice buster iv th cin
chry. Whin I fret through they won't
b enough crime left In- this city to
amuse a sthranger f r m Hannybal,
OLD MASTERS
. Copies from Paintings in the famous
. Galleries of Europe . .
On Exhibition
AND SALE AT THE
Art Rooms of the Pacific Hardware
Company, Ltd.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
A fine line of BURNT WORK by Miss R.
Smith of San Franci jeo.
The Latest PYROGRAPHY OUTFITS, with
Calf and Sheep Skins, Leather and Wooden Mat-
erials for burning.
FRENCH CHINA FOR DECORATING
ARTISTS MATERIALS IN LARGE VARIETY
A SPECIAL IMPORTATION of Picture Mouldings and Frames f or Christmas presents: OIL AND
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS y local Artists. To arrive Platlnoty pe and Carbon Prints, COPLEY
PRINTS, Photogravures, Engravings, Etchings, etc, etc In connectio n with the Art Department Misg King
Df San Francisco has opened a studio for Instruction in China and M lnlature Painting.
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PATMrCNTW.
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II IB CO..
about the matter, said:
"On the 13th day of May last a Jap
anese by the name of Okawa Yohat.hl
ro was attacked at Kallua. North Ko
na. IJoth of his leu, one of his arms
and his nose were broken and he was
otherwise severely Injured. He was left
apparently dead and the remarkable
thins; about the case Is that he I still
illve. Twelve Japanese were Indicted
for the crime at the Ch tober term of
court at North KohaU.
"All had a full and fair trial by Jury
and one was acquitted and eleven were
ronvl-ted. Mr. t'athrart. the Ieputy
Attorney General, who tried the case
on behalf of the Territory, (tave Mr.
!. A. Iavls, the attorney for d fen
dnts. thirty days In which to perfect
a bill of exception. He suberuntly
irave Messrs. Kohertsnn ft .U.W. who
were also of counsel for the WnUnt.
eighteen days more.
"If the alteration of Mr. Aiblll had
any foundation In fart, certainly Mr.
Dairls. Mr. Robertson and Mr. Wilder
would have been prompt to take ad
vantare of It. Sentence without trial
and without plr-a of anility belons; to
the domain of tlaron Munchausen."
MR. DOOLEY OH THE
CRUSADE AGIST VICE
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J'ryNiy knows want that meani.
"ttrrl of t dn 4,'urtM, $12. M.
nm of 4 doien q-iaxts, $3.00.
riis of 2 doteo quarts, $3.00.
;ivr! to any part of the city.
-FfSCHLAEGER COMPANY, Ltd
and liatbel Strata. Honololo.
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hance
' th rfr days w ara offatioc
5"w, Ko.Uk. rifotorapl Altm-,
. at price nver befor heard
Honolulu. W mrm almost
Hving
Cameras
Away
' i- rrilursd tha prlcf to tuch
ComMned with the abott
"v,r' try offer wa giva
V'XFF. INSTHT'CTION IN
l'ilOTIX'.UArHY
to onr ftstomrt.
!Wulu Photo Supply Co.
Fort Street.
"Vice," sa'd Mr. Dooley, "Is a crea
ture of such heejou meln. as Iloran
ays. that th more ye see It th betther
ye like it. I'd be afraid to enther upon,
a crusade araln vice ft fear I might
prefer It to th varchous life Iv a ray
plctable liquor dealer. Hut annyhow
th crusade ha started an befure man-
ny months I'll be loo kin' undher th'
table whin I s-t down to a peaceful
fjme Iv solytalr to tee If a pollsman
In cltlfens' clothe ain't concealed
tTere.
Th city v New York. Hlnnlssr, sets
th' fashion Iv vice an starts th cru
sade arstn It. Thin Iv'rybody else takes
ft up. They'se crusades an' crusaders
fn Iv'ry hamlet In th land an places
that I cured with nawthln' worse
tMt. pltchln' horseshoes slnds to th'
fcielrhlrrln M city Vr a case Iv vice to
jruppres. We're in th' mist Iv a cru-
nde now an' there Isn't a pollsman In
wn who n't thremhlln Tr hi Job.
"As a petl. Hlnnlssy. we're th
Irreatest crusaders that Iver wafr
i! T)nrt distance. tn a nu!irtnr mnc
thr'k we r.m crusade at a rate thnt
and make lloean' frlnt. Godfrey th
fluIMon. lok like cran. Tlut tn
throiible I th crunde don t last afther
th' first sprint. Th crusader drop
out Iv th proclsslon to take a dhrlnk
or put a little money on the ace an' be
th' time th' end Iv th' line Iv march I
ranched th boss crusader I a!on? In
fh Job pin' Ms former follower I hurl-
In' hrlrks at Mm fr'm th windows v
llcv shp. Th bos cruader al
ways rets th double cross. If I want
ed to slnd rre rwxi name oown i" in
rlreratlor with Cap Kid an Jese
.fame. I'd hnd a movement fr th
suppression of vice. I wud s.
Tm e ltl:nnlsv. 'tis this way: th'
la-ad lllcted to office an' put on th'
poll force 1 4 In need IV A lltt'e looe
than an th' on'y wav they can rt It
to be nerotvatln' with vice. Tam
many rn't raise anny monev on th'
churches; it won't do rr thlm to raid
a lPf furrlshln sthore Tr Ver,ln
,1lor1ertv necktie In th' window.
Thev've cot to p-pt th' money wlwe It's
rnmtn' to thlm an' 'tis on'y comln to
thim whre th lav n vll- hum" m-t-ire
Yts sthrserle holt on eech other.
r.-Mmsn roe afther vice as an of
rr v th' law n rorrie wv s a
r,h!t'op.er. Th teery v mysUf. Ho
ran.Crokrr an'cther larned mn 1 that
vice wMn It's broke I a rrlme an whin
It's rot a bank account I a necessity
an a luiury.
"Welt, th ta-ads roe on usln th
revised statute a a sandbar an' by
an' by th captain Iv th' polls station
rrts to a pint where his steam yacht
bump Into a canoe Iv th PrlsMlnt Iv
th' Htandhard II Comp'ny. an' thin
there's th' dlvvle to pny. If been a
dull summer annyhow, an people are
lookln fr a chanr an a little dlvar-
slon an somrtxijr wno oen i my-
mlmtr what happened to th last man
that led a crusade araln vice, rets up
an' say he: 'Thl here city I a
vereytable Hodom an It must be clean
ed out.' an' Ivry body take a broom at
It. Th" church applnt comltle an'
o doe th Htock Kxchanr an th
p.rewers oclty an afther a while
.i..(i nrvnnlsatlons Jumps Into th'
fray, as iforan says. Witnesses
h.fore th comity Iv
A,timntsd t'nlon Iv Hhelt Wurruk
th Socletv Tr th Trevintlon
Monev. th Ancient Ordhr Iv
Mend Men. th Knlrhts Iv th Round
Tsbl with th silt In th' centner; an
plke M'f'.ltje. th burrlar. examines
thlm on vice thev have met nn' what
oiiirht to be done tow'rd keepln th'
poll In nUhts. Thin th' man thit
f bjet to canary bur-rds In windows,
threct mn1c. vlvye-tlon. prof4n!ty.
etpcntre f.in'rnl. open sthreet cars
an' other vice, take a hand an ye
where he's wronp. Afther a
while people gets tired Iv th pastime.
They wants somewhere to go nights
Most people ain't vicious. Hlnnlssy,
an it takes vice to hunt vice. That
accounts rr polismen. Besides th'
horse show or th football rames or
something eli excltln' dlvarts their
attention an' wan day th' boss crusad
er finds that he s alone In Podom.
'Vice ain't so bad afther all. I notice
business was betther whin 'twas ram
pant.' says wan la-ad. 'Sure ye'r
r'Kht.' sas another. 'I haven't sold
a slnrle pink shirt since that man
Markers closed th' faro rames. say
he. Th' theatyre business ain't what
It was whin they was more vice. snys
another. This ain't no Connecticut vll
lajre.' he says. 'So 'tis no use thryin
to tnthrajooc soomchury legislation in
this Impeeryal American city. he says,
"where people come pursooed be th'
Sherriff fr'm Iv'ry comer Iv th wur
ruld. he says. 'Ye can't make laws fr
this community that wud suit a New
Knrtand vlllare.' he says, 'where. he
saVs. 'th people ar-re too civilized to
be Immoral. he sgys. 'Vice. he says,
'roe a lonr way tow'rd makln life
bearable. he snys. A little vice now
an' thin is relished be th' best Iv men.'
he says. 'Who's this Parkers, anny
how. Intherferln' with th liberty Iv th
Indlvldooat. an.' he says, 'makln' It
hard to rent house on th' side
threets.' he says. 'I bet ye If ye Invls
tlrate ye'll find thnt he's no betther
thin he shud be hlmsllf. he savs. An
th' best Parkers rets out Iv it Is to be
able to escape fr'm town In a wig an'
false whiskers. Thin th captain Iv th
poll that been a-spendln his vaca-
.. .. ... ... uiMnnn wnere a man has to
- a nocicy .Mountain sheep to be a po
llsman. returns to his old place, put-
i' inti on in rack an' says. 'Car
rlty. lf annybody calls ye can tell him
tn rtllt In an . ...
... .- aiKriuiir an lave it in me
box An If ye've rot a rood man
nanay i wisnt ye'd slnd him over an'
.i.oi i-uncn in- uishop'a head. Ill
Grace Is gettln too gay.
"An there ye ar-re. Hlnnlssy. Th'
crusade I over an Vice I rtmnnt
araln. I'm afraid, me la-ad. that th
inna iv vice Is too sthronr In thin
wur-ruld Iv sin rr th' frlnds Iv var
chue. Th' rood man th .-...,. ...
. - -'. v. r i 1 1 1 f
TC' a w t. . . .
n... H i in rrusane wanst in five
no on y wnin ne has time to
spare fr'm his other Jootles. 'Tla a pas
time rr Mm. Rut th' deflnse Iv vice
Is a business with th' other la-ad an'
he nails away at It. week days an' Pun
days, holy days, an' fish days, mornln.
noon an nlrht."
"They ourht to hanr some iv thim
politicians," said Mr. Hlnnlssy, angrily.
"Well." said Mr. pooley. "I don't
know. I don't exnlct to rather calla
miles In Hojran's turnip patch. Why
shud I explct to pick bunches Iv spot
less statesmen frm th rradooatlon
class Iv th house lv correction?" F. P.
Donne.
mt Co
FORI STREET, ttONOULU.
WHITNEY & MARSHA
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For Christmas
CRANBERRY,
MINCE,
CUSTARD,
PUMPKIN
AND MANY OTHER TIES.
We will be prepared to fill all order
for Mince Pies.
Kindly place orders in advance for
Cranberry, Custard and Pumpkin
Pics.
FRUIT CAKE
that Is the best In town.
German Bakery
Phone White 3851
UPPER FORT STFEET.
Approval
In making our extensive preparations for the Holidays we have had two
point in view The Iughtness of our Goods and the Fairness of Odb Prices. On
this foundation we build our business. Come and get ideas; make your purchases later
if jou choose.
LADIES' NECKWEAR.
Every new caprice in Neckwear. We have Stocks, Jabots,' Fichus
and Collarettes made of Chiffons and Daitny Laces, many of them hand wrought. Also
n-w j-napes and new fancies worked out in great beauty and delicacy the styles will
please the eye and the price persuade the purse.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Hemstitched, Lace Trimmed and Fancy Corners, at 5 cents
A finet line at 10 cents, iid a great variety of Novelties at 25cts. 50cts, 75cts and $1 00.
Topped out with Hand Embroidered and Real Lace at $2 00, $2 50, $3.00 and $5.00 each.
STERLING SILVER TOILET ARTICLES.
From 25cts up, such as Garter Buckles, Paper Cutters. Satchel Tags
Comb?, Biushe3, Hat Pins. Scissors, Charms, etc You never make a mistake when you
buy sterling ojlver. It is always an acceptable gift.
SILK WAISTS.
Swell Garments embodying the latest ideas, all new and very stylish
costing $7.50 to $20.00 fach. Silk Petticoats from the best maker in New York at
$7 00, $10.00 12.50, $15.00 and $1 U0.
MENS' FINE NECKWEAR AND FURNISHINGS.!
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An elegant stock of Squares, Tecks, Imperials, Batwings and Strings
the 50ts and dollar kind our price zo its arid 50cts. uolf and Dress ahirts, rajamas.
Collars, Gloves Hosiery, buspenders and Hand kerchiefs at popular prices.
Large Selections of :
Fans, Belts, Fancy Garters. Purser, Chopping Bags, Umbrellas, Silk
Gloves Kid Gloves, Combs, Hair Ornaments, Ribbons, Silk Underwear, Golf Capes, Sepa
rate Skirts, Hoseiry, etc , etc., etc.
Morning Galls Appreciated.
WHITWEY at MARSH, LTD.
519 Fort Street.
Photographic
Portraits!
I Get Them In Time For Christmas
Is 'almost certain to follow
Inspection of OUR STOCK of
Wall Paper
Is
th'
lv
The assortment Is so large
that one's choice la practic
ally unrestricted, and the
prices are so low as to make
It possible for every home
to he beautified and bright
ened at small cost.
Will be plea3ed to show
samples at any time.
Do not leave It until the last mo
ment: take time and have flrst-clasa
work; see that your portrait has the
modelling and character that shows an
Intelligent face and not retouched out
of recognition.
Will guarantee satisfaction.
Appointments made by telephone.
Gallery open Sunday mornings.
LARGE COLLECTION
OF ISLAND VIEWS
AT
j. j. mm s&o
Fort Street, Upstairs.
Yule Tide Presents
A Select Assortment of
FINE PERFUMES
American and European
AT
McCHESNEY &
SON
Lewers & Cooke.
FORT STREET.
Wholesale Grocers n
letter ind &! Find'.!! g j
Atats Honolulu fop Works One
jany, Honolulu. ixk iannaxy-
Lowest Prices.
Benson, Smith &Co
Limited.
HOTEL AND FORT STREETS.
Hawaiian Soda Works.
EMMA AND VINEYARD STS.
TELEPHONE BLUE 1871.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
Rock
For Ballast
White and Black Sand
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT.
EXCAVATING CONTltACTTO FOR.
CORAL AND SOIL FOR SALE.
Dump Carts fmrakiaed Tor tfee ay on
an hour's mtie.
H. B. HITCHCOCK,
Merchant Street, in Offlee occupied by
M. D. MOBMrrat.
WING WO CHfiN & CO.
Ebony Furniture,
Clears and Tobaccos.
Chinese and Japanese Teas,
Crockery, Mattings.
Vases. Caraphorwood Trunks.
Rattan Chairs.
Bilks and Satins
......OF ALL KINDS.
210-212 Nuuanu Street.
Book and Job work In n highest art,
xscuted at short notice, at th O
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