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AMrR CW tMIGK-NTS.
Statement, since denied, that
W 41 lam Waldorf Astor la to ba- a
title cur.frrre.j n him by Klna Ed
ward, baa re erred th- arute criticism
In AnrkM papers of what la called
bis "poPtiral apoatary ' It la a eurl
um Mbit imnfc oar people that they
r t - or BOOBsasM i a
tnaitrr cf course amonf all race and
national" a except th-ir own That
KegfUhrnen. iw rmana. f aliens and the
llV abomld come to America to be clt
hiena la looseJ upon with a high de
sjrsS of favr and many of thein are
raised to summits of political prefer-
, T.Vat Thar was. we betlere. one och
fssrcsgaer In McKlnley'a cabinet, as
tbeaw were many :n former one, and
we And th. m tn all grades of public
Hbj 19 slfn of reproncb attaches to
efnetB; they are honored and resprcted
la the decree of their Individual merit.
lint let an American change l flan
and be Is classed as a natural Rn
a mold who only lacks the chance to
w1 bis country's b-or Ue cannot
rm to his former bme ana nn j nta
ad friends what they were, they look
t 'at M with suspicion and torn from
Mas m distrust. It to not so anywhere
I efse in lbs world. A Oarman or an
Kagsisbman. an Irtabman or a Dane,
a Swsdc or a Spaniard, does not lose
easts at home by beeomlna. potltleaUty
s shin j. an alien. In fact a Kuropean
. watry which sends Its people out hi
ssa as the world's work und- all
'sgffa. lab? b pardonable pride In their
Latin Ideas have been spread
continent and English Id. as
bjr such men and Spain
and Oreat Britain and
Inssnd boast of tan achievement and
way abowM they not? Irlsbmen wbo
0 m J sja Aflal
-sW abroad rW ewsm a.
MM a msn of their blood President
tlt rrencb Republi. . another 11
'lent of tan United States, another
nilir ad Austria, another premier of
antother Admiral or umie. ana
other w 10010; distinction wn. r
r.rtan had olare.! th-m. frit n
hwh was as just
as It
! ther- sny
wbr Americans. elmllsrty placed,
ah SBld feet differently
The United States will not he a
'wertd-power In the broadest as sa
in tta people. speaktnc many tongne
and bvlns; under many flags, bring
rbefr talents and aairgtes to bear upon
binds than our. What have not
reared emigrants of Oreat Brlt-
for her ideas? They have
ptanled them n deeply In the Soli of
taw Hasted States that no others an
aowrtab here. Some day. perhaps.
will return the service In
la Australia. In Sooth Afiics
carry those same Ideas Into the
iAdn in lad of Sooth America. Be-
they may rellnquun eiuxensnip
to gain for themselves greater
raefllties there, puts no brand upon
tot apostates but
Id. in th great majority of cases.
aa ptootrs. As for
awwld be glad to see
trade a peer. Indeed, so fsr has
American ta n of the Br1tlh no-
Wit? none by marriage, that there can
be so objection to seeing It proceed In
Mber ways. It Is not altogether an
iitgiw tin dream that a prince or
who dates back to America
day aK upon the nrtt.an
i
It has been divulged that Mr. Nixon
eg Tammany Hall had been offered
M4).ssg to have a change made In the
tee! specifications of tbe new Brook
lyn bridge. Tbe contract called for
te. a costly product of te
ttset tensile strengtb. "roe con
tractors wanted common steel st tbe
acid steel price. It was within Mr.
Nixon's power as president of the
Bridge Commission and leader of Tam
snasy Mall to overrule the chief engi
neer who was supervising the work,
and the contractors, thinking him
' reachable' be cause he was ft friend
"air MY Crvfcer's, offered him $!..
Two man wbo made toe offer barely
fwaced unhurt Tbe Incident perhaps
throws some light on the break -down J
U the old Brooklyn bridge, a structure
sjsjgsr Tsmmany auspices.
Tbe atani'a Judge wbo sentenced Wm.
H. Marshall for libel spaas of bis case
as saw of "scats Americanism." A
sssatlsr remark was printed by one of
taw Volcano editor's SSSSSjapgsj friend
asj tbs coast. la tbe bright tea I on of
politics everything that to
merican Is wroaa- Hs forgets
tbat there are asttltltudes of people in
this world wbo are not fitted to absorb
gsssrv anlarn or any other frm of en
lightened politics and Wbw annt be
aely wrested, at one fell twist, from
tbeir hereditary ways and prejudloss.
Tbat Is the reason snd It to both a
wis snd Just ons why a survival of
-ertain forms of Spanish tow Is per
mitted and should, for a long time, be
tin wed In tbe Philippine the libel
th rest.
Tares to no beef trust to Honolulu,
bag there wilt be If tbs associated gra-
eeer pwt throuah their arh-me to
tbs pries af beef up to thirty
a pound so as to get more for It
a tbe boof
.
If aferaortal Day bad been fixed for
last Hunday In May tn-re would
none of tbs danger, which now ex-
of its becoming s mere date for
What was toft of tbs race of Carlo.
mmem tbs cannibals of tbe Spanish
afain. were annihilated. It is said, by
Saw firs from afoot Pelee.
ee
was deeply seated.
UTTLh BRfctCMEi.
The Democracy i now wrestling with
j i great sartorial problem anent the
.i r.ut:. . - f King Edward. Should an
Aner.can sent to that function a a:i
.-noy. demean h.ti elf and h:e oun
i ry by wear.ng breeches Instead of
pant." That George Washington ap-
rared In mall rlfthvs is conceded, but
J that was at bene, ovl abroad. Should
one go abroad In them the custom
! would become monarchical. Millions
t us. lvUrgTS In th" country, bleyc
l.t. sportsmen and golfers have ap
peared In the abbreviated nether gar
ment without tipping over the cradle
..f liberty In the process: but to wear
anything of the sort at King Edward's
coronation would prove, per se. a fatal
blow to our liberties. That, aa we un
derstand It. la the Democratic arsu
mcnt. A study of precedents, however, re
v.al some singular instances of escape
from uch calamity. John Qulncy
Adams prescribed small Clothes for our
envoys and the constitution survived
the shock. To be sure. Andrew Jack
son ubsiltuted military trousers, but
at "v later tine the matter of clothes
was left to ministerial discretion with
the result that such men aa Thomas
r. Bayard. Edward J. Phelps. James
Rttse.ll Lowell. Robert Lincoln and
J..hn Bay chose to wear the customary
nether attire of the court to which they
were accredited.
One of the few exceptions to that
role waa supplied by James Buchanan
when he was minister to the Court of
M James. Small clothes he despised
rttfe all the fervor of a man who as
pired to lead the Democratic party in
the next Presidential contest- lie
would not. so be wrote to the State
Department, wear breeches "unless
personally requested to do so by the
Queen." For some unknown reason
Her Majesty neglected to apeak of
this matter to the American envoy and
so be appeared, as did the servant. In
long trousers. But he compromised
a ttb sn effete royalty and wore a short
swoid with a black hilt.
Ncvg;fcM-
1 'he republic endured.
And now comes Mr. wnueiaw iwtu.
aflisWilsil Pibw antrr to fOe coro-winm
TSSm rlw.rd. v.ho signifies his our-
to the coronation
nose to appear there In small ciomes.
The obvoua comment is that this will
be harder on the specUtors than on
Held, but so far as American liberties
are concerned they wilt still be safe.
Having survived the Philippine snTair
iKink ihir nerves will hardly be
t no Med over the question of the fnl
ted Plates' Embassador's breeches.
But the Democracy holds to Its doubts
and many an anxious Bourbon eye will
watch the keystone of the Union all
the time Mr. Held Is on parade.
OUR LEGAL HOLIDAYS.
M.mnrlal Dav a lesal holiday la
the Territory of Hawaii? This ques
tion was raised yesterday In a general
discussion In the Circuit Court room
after tbe Jury In the Hall case bad
been sent out. If It waa a legal holi
day, then yesterday's proceedings of
tbe court would be Illegal, but It la
gastm"j conceded that Msy Soth is
not s It gal holiday within the meaning
of either tbe I'nited States or Hawaii
an statutes.
The public buildings were closed for
tbe afternoon and tbe United States
Court did not open at all. while none
of the Federal offices In the city were
opened for business. The discussion
brought forth tbe fact that there are
no National holidays, strictly speak
ing, ha the sense of a general statute
nsas'd by Congress, though Thanks
Kiting Day Is celebrated aa a legal
holiday by the proclamation of the
President. Fourth of July. Chrletmas
Day. and other similar holidays are
not National holidays, thougb they are
legal holidays In nesrly every State
and Territory In tbe Cnion by legisla
tive enactment.
There Is a statute, however, making
ttuae holidays legal ones In the Dis
trict of Colombia, and by some it was
thought that this statute extended to
the Territories, though It could not be
found In the statute books. However.
the statute would not apply to Hawaii,
v hlch waa admitted as a Territory aft
er tbe passage of the law. The atatut
does, however, make provision for all
-mployes In the service of the United.
States, and they are allowed a holiday
on tbes? occasions without loss of their
p, HI. tn
The holidays in the Territory of Ha
waii are specially designated by th
following section of tbe civil law of
sn
Section 214S. Tbe following days of
eacb year are hereby set apart and
established ss National holidays, to
wit:
The first and seventeenth days of
January, tbe eleventh day of June, the
'ourth day of July, the third Saturday
of September, the twenty-elgbtb day
of Xovrmber and tbe twenty-flffh day
of December.
It Is not unlikely that the old soldl ra
of the city will endeavor to nave the
next legislature adopt a law making
Memorial Day a legal holiday In the
Territory.
TRADE WITH CANADA.
Arrordlng to tbe report of the U. H
Bureau of Statistics. Canada continues
to Increase her purchases from the
t'r.lwd States, despite the tariff ad
vantages accorded Oreat Britain In the
fiscal system of tbat country. During
the nine months of tbe present fiscal
year for which details are available.
British North America showed a larg
er increase In Its purchases from the
t'nlted States than any other political
division of America, as compared with
those of tbe corresponding periods of
1M and 101. Our total exports to
British North America Increased from
90.743.59& In the nine months of 1905.
and 177.4S4.1M in the same period f
IfWI. to f0.sys.SS4 in the i nrreepondins.
I months of the current year. To Mex
ico the Increase during the same period
con-pared with that of last year was
hat two mIKIon do lars and to the W st
Indies one million doiUxs. while, the
Central American Stat-s showed a do
rease of about IXDt.000 and South
j America ab ut 4.O9O.W0 in th. ir pjr
c bases from the United Stat. s during
the nine months of the presv:.t fiscal
year as compared, with the same period
of the preceding year.
The continued growth In our com-
' mrrir w ith Cat ada Is the most rertmrk
able when tt is remembered that ever
'since A:ril. 1S97. the I'nited Kingdom
has enjoyed tariff advantages in the
j Canadian market, the discrimination tn
' her favor having ranged from l2'-i per
..it In fhnf war to 33 1. r mhi
nr.d after July 1. 1900. Yet the exports
from the fr.lt.-d States to British
North America have Increased year by
year, and our total exports to that
market in th" nine months under re
view are Ill.-'K.Wd. or 16 per cent In
'XC" of those for the same period of
1900. and 3.104.&66. or 4 per cent in ex
cess of those of the corresponding 1
nvnths t laat yr.
A comparison of our exports 'to Can
ada in the first nine month of the
present fiscal year with those of the
corresponding months immediately
preceding the reduction in the Cana
dian tariff in favor of Great Britain
hoAs that our exports to Canada
meantime have increased about 75 per
cent, being for the earlier period S46.
7&.M. and for the nine months end
ing with March, 1902. I80.999.0W.
The following table shows the prin
cipal exports from the United States
to British North America during the
nine months ending with March. 1S97.
ind 1KC. respectively, manufactured
articles being grouped separately:
Nine Months
End.ng March
17
Msnuf articles
Agrtcul- Implements
Books, maps. et.
.Vrf.' " nd tars
Dollars Dollars
. : 13.464 2.07S.flO
470.358
o.ou;
91. &J
i.r.7
P4.4S1
339.W3
33T.S49
.7W
i rr.7
! Capper nKi
l.43j
i m i.
!d.i7S
735. Mi
1C.7W
- -i m
Cotton cloths
t.oiton SBirs. umrr
Cycles, parte of
H jii.l.rv hardware
iLwIna SMaKlrt
-
-g-
olhrr articl
Csttle
W.'JI
43.40"!
not st't'd
. I.T70.531
. 2.m.:ts
. 2 415 519
.r44 .?
:Zi as
i m m
3.7. -.77
OV.V1
-.173.177
1 345 ZtM
1 34T..20J
-l.
24rt.!7S
HfjBJi
:"
"T: M
lw.217
1 AMLgg
as as
1. ITS. 199
Sh r
Horses
Corn .
Wheat
Wheat
fi..ur
Coal
Cotton
Fruits snd nuts
Furs and fur skins
Cotton seed oil
Beef. salUd and pickled
Baron
Bams
Pork
Butter
Herd
Tobacco
Trtbuj-ro manufactures
Timber
I ..umber
w.i
195, 5M
n
3. 195
.4I9
I71.i?13
194.H0
454.9W
1.034.C12
42.711
145.243
a. 183
Total exports. Including;
art'clva not enumerated
In the shove list 44.7S2.9G8 Ml. 999.004
Kalmukl begins to loom up as an
Institutional center. It has acquired
a hospital and soon Kawalabao Semi
nary, tbe Pacific Theological Institute
and tbs Mills Institute may find their
way to that healthful and sightly
place.
Tbe first thing to be Insisted on In
any civilised community is not party
government but good government.
The Whole Story
In one letter about
Pain-KiUer
(esasrr DArti'.)
Prom Papt. F. Lots, Police Station No.
a. Mootrral : "We frequently aae Pxaar
Dati' PaiM-Kntsa for paint a (a fen.
rUi, efiWMM, nt bitm, eAO
I'uSw, nna. sad all aflllctioaa which
baf:i mm lo oar position. I bat e no beaV
tation Is ayhijc that PiM-Kiuaa 4a (As
f4S iwtf haTe csr at baad."
Pact Intet
COMMISSIONr KS SALK OF
TALUAKliK KEAL KM A I K
AT Al CTI0N.
nr virtue or an order is-
sud out of tbs Circuit Court of the
r'jrt Judicisl Circuit. Hon. W. J. Rob
Insnn presiding. In a eause at chambers
entitled Victoria S. HufTand.au vs. A.
A. afontano. equity division, the under
signed will sell at public auction to tbe
highest bidder, subject to confirmation
by said court, on
MNl Y. TUB !SD DAT OP Jl'NB.
It02, at 12 o'clock noon, at the mauka
entrance to the Judiciary building In
staid Honolulu. Oahu. the following de
scribed tond. to wit:
Th it i .-rtain piece or parcel of land
situate at Manoa, la Honolulu. Oahu.
Territory of Hawaii, bounded and de
scribed as follbws:
Commencing at tbe north corner of
this piece at Hana Haalilio and run
ning N. sv K . I ll chains along the
land of Kapoahualahalna to comer of
this piece, thence N. M IS' U 1.M
chalna to the land of Klkepine.
thence N. M IS' K . 1 St
chains along land of Klkepine ts a rock
marked -f- st the north corner of this
piece, thence 8. W 4' E.. 4 T shams
along land of Poka to the east corner
of this piece, thence S. tt W , 4.S3
chains to tbe south corner of Hana
Haal Urn's land, thence along land f
Hana HsaUlls t the Initial polnL
Area l acres. The same beins; tbe
land described ss Royal Patent (Grant)
702 to Kuakahaule.
i Tcrma of sale are cash in United
States gold com: that ten H9 per cent
of the arm unt bid to he psld on the dsy
f sale: and deeds at expense of pur
chaser. For further particulars. j
nulre of the undersigned at No. T Mer
rhaot street. In said Honolulu.
CHAS V. KTN' ILDS,
Conimtsstener.
Dstd ncaalaln. Oahu. May 2'ts.
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allr t,A FttOMlW. X
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CCOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOAOOOO
Dyspepsia
What's tbe use of a pood cook if
there's a bad stomach a ntoniarh
too weak properly to digest what
is taken into it ?
The owner of such a stomach
experiences distress after eating,
nausea betwet-n meals, and is
troubled with belching and fits of
nervous headache he's dyspeptic
and miserable.
'I hare been troubled with dyspepsia
and have suffered almost everything- I
have tried many different remedies, but
OOUM ret no relief until I began taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla. After tbe use of this
medicine I could eat without distress, end
today I am as well ns ever, but I always
keep Hood's SarsapariPa on hand." Mks.
J. A. Cbowell. Canaobarie. N. Y.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Cure dyspepsia, strengthen and
tone all the digestive organs, and
build up the whole system.
j Everybody I
shoo'd taRe a
Malt Tonic
ikese days for that
tired feeling
Physician; Recommend
It i- a non intoxicant,
-parkling and highly
concentrated liquid
Extract of Wa.t ad Hops
I n v a I u a k I c
to nursing moth rs, ronvales-
cent, dvspptics, week ckil-
dren, etc., etc
ALTERATIVE
VONIC.
aruTRiTivs;,
8trenothen;ng.
stimulant. '
SEDATIVK
25o Per Bottle
Holfister
Drug Co.
AGENTS.
FORT STREET.
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WW.C. IRWIN & CO.. LTD.
Wm. O- Irwlb .President snd Manager
Claus Spreckels.. ..First Vice-President
W. M. Olffard. . .Second Vice-Presideni
H. M. Wbitney Jr... Treasurer and Sec.
George W. Ross Auditor
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
Commission Agrents
ASENTS FOR THE
Oceanic Steamship Company
Of San Francisco. Cal.
Health is Money
Wirb health ysu sas ears
as ere; with your fasaSr
healthy you will pay the dee
tsr less. Cheese a healthy
csflrtg fsr vovrr hesse.
We sCer a bsuse aad 1st in
CMXXJeOB HTLLS at a bar-
lee and o easy sassth-
.nts. The asier. S0-
s savarr, Is rettwlsg ts tbe
essat
Ask -nt physirlaa about it.
Mcure - the east. Let as
tnfk It seer with ysu.
We hav.- houses ts rest In all
sane sr tnc rity; prices tr
.0 up
Henry Water-house A Comp'y.
atsctc. rtond. Insusaarc and
Real Estate Brskcrs.
MET AND MERCHANT SCS
T-4.MaiB 313.
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OLD JAS.
WHISKEY
HENRY CLAY RYE
OLDEST, BEST, PUREST
DISIll LID 0NIY BY
JAS. E. PEPPER & CO.
Established 1780
Distilled' under tbe same formula for over a hundred years
LOVEJOY & CO.
Sole Distributors for the Territory of Hawaii.
El-Principe
m Qmi
The Standard for
Imperial
FORT
Distributing Agents
ELECTRIC
The Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd. are sresared to furnish power
for the operating of the mo-t deligtte mashinery, such as optical
machinery and jewelers' lathee, to the Derating of heavy con
veyor and hoisting machinery. All the derricks for the hoisting
of the stone of the Young Bui'ding has been operated by the
Hawaiian Electric Co. with motors eold by them, and all concrete
and fire proofing material has been mixed and hoisted by the
same motive power. The successful operation of the Oahu Railway
A Land Co. 'a sugar conveyors is largely dne to the reliability of
the mo'ors and the power furnished them by the Hawaiian
riertrtV Co., Ltd.
Plenty of tnver on tap for you. Tell as where to find you and
we will send an intelligent representative to figure with you.
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Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.
King Street near Alakea. Tel. Main 390.
David Lawrence & Co.
Importers and Jobbers
Fresh Havana Cigars
Received by Every Steamer
i'AMXTO LXPBZ & CO. EDEN," HAVANA.
BOITZ CI.YMER & CO., PHILADELPHIA.
COLLINS CIGAR CO., PITTSBURG.
a L. JOHNS CIGAR CO..
AND THE
ANGLO EGYPTIAN CIGARETTE
CAIRO. EGYPT.
RISDON IRON WORKS
Mechanical and Hydraalia Engineers
E. . JONES, Agent
nprecueia Battling
E. PEPPER
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CIGARS
Over Half a Century
Cigar Store
STREET
POWER
WORKS.
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