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Ob Lydin Heavon born child of thoan n I
Liliuoknlaui aloha lain MoilTruo foveroign of the sun kissed
isloa of tho seaLot it not bo said that thy raco is
now runHow shall tho intruders for their
nriinos MonoFor tho vilo iudigniliGs cast upon
theeOh what indeed should tho fit
punishment boFor thoso who so basely robbed thoe
of thy throneEvon now with stonos thy children
aro fedAye but it wore bettor that they
uhouhl bo loadThan pledged allogianco to tho for-
eign¬
bom bandOr tnko subsistence from their ac
cursod handAkua niana loa forbid it be saidThat thy people deserted ther na-
tive¬
landClarence E Edwords
The Huwaiiun Situation
They protest too muchThis is the conclusion that is
reached by tho careful observer whotalks with the adherents of tho pres-ent
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Government of tho HawaiianIslands
Thoy Boom too anxious to impressupon you the fact that it is a mostsorono and peaceful political atmos-
phere¬
You aro not permitted touse your own judgement but aroblandly told that you dont knowwhatr you are talking about whenyou vonturo to express an opinionthat is contrary to what is said tobo an established fnot Of courseno fault can be found with suchprocodure It is a part of politicsThoy want certain conditions to ob-
tain¬
and the desire is sojgreafc thatby long effort to fool others theP Ga eventually fool themselves
It may seem presumptuous for onowho spent bub a month in the islandrepublio to give an opinion as to thereal political status of the islandbut there in so much evidence ob ¬
tainable that such opinion caneasily bo formed even if it doeshappen to be against the desire ofthose who now hold tho reins ofGovernment
Tho stranger who visits Honolulualmost immediately feels that he issurrounded by an air of unqasinossThings ovidontly aro not as thoyBeotn There is an indefinable something in tho attnosphore that makesono feel as if ho should be watchingover his shouldor Whoro tho improssion comes from it is difficult tosay but if you will talk politics forlive minutes with any resident youcannot help but notice tho loweredtono of voice tho careful watch ofpassers by or tho graurdod manneras if thoro wore a constant fear ofspies Nor is this noticeable alonewhen talking with royalists Thoadherents of tho Republic are justas guarded and just as caroful
It looks as if they feared a changeof Government and as if their expressions might oo treasured upagainst them
Yet tho Republicans and thopapers aro persistent in their de-
clarations¬
that tho islands worenovor more peaceful than at present
Perhaps this is true but if thotho prosont Government is not sit-
ting¬
over a smouldering politicalvolcano then tho signs are wrongaud this same Govornmout has notfailed to roalizo this fact Nor hasit failed to prepare a soft plnco tolight after tho explosion
What is this Roft placeWhou a man who had boen a rosi
dout of thn islands but ton monthsmado tho publiu announcement of anow Government that announcement was successful because of thounwarranted iutorforouco of thoAmorican Minister who backed uptho revolutionists with the forco ofan American warship and tho navalnupport of tho United States LiliuoUalani was dethroned and tho Ro- -
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July SciAnd will loavo for tho abovo port withMalls and Passengorg on or about thatdate
For Sydney AucklandTho New and Fino Al Steel Steamship
MARIPOSA01 tho Oceanio Steauishln Comnnnv willbo duo at Honolulu from San Francisco onor about I
July SOtliAnd will havo prompt despatch with Mallsand PisscngerB for tho aboro ports
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Through Tickets to All Points In the
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0 LWIGHT Pros B B KOBE SeoCapt J A KING PcrtSupt
Stmr KINAUCLARKE Commander
Will leave Honolulu at 10 a m touching atLahaina Mnalaea Bay and Makena thesame day Mahukona Kawalhao and Laupahoehoe tho following day arriving atHUo tho Eamo afternoon
LEAVES HONOLULU AIUtlVKS HOHOLUtU
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Friday Oct 0Tuesday 20Friday 30
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notarising will leavo Hilo at 8 oclockm touching at Lattpahoohoe Mahu
kona and Kawalhao same day MakenaMaalaea Bay and Lahalna the followingdaysurrlvlngat Honolulu the afternoonsof Tuesdays anil Fridays
ttitr-- Will call at Pohoikl Puna on trip smarked
CSV No Freight will bo received after Sa m on day of sailing
Tho popular ronto to tho Volcano Is viaHilo A good carriage road tho entire dis ¬
tance Hound trip tickets covoring alexpenses 5000
Stmr OLAUDINECAMERON Commander
Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays atfir mtouching at Knhulul Hana Hamoa andKipahuln Maui Hetumlng arrives ntHonolulu Sunday afternoons -
Will call at Nuu Kaupo on second tripof each month
ass-- No Freight will bo received afterr m on day 6t sailing
This Company will reserves tho righttomako changes in tho time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andIt will not bo responsible for any conse-quences
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arising therefromConsignees must bo at tho Landings to
receive their freight this Company willnot hold itself responsible for freight nfterIt has been landed
juive btocK received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for
Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in uiu curt ui a urseroW rassenger3 nre requested to pur ¬
chase Tiokets before embarking Thosefalling to do so will bo subject to an addi-tional
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chargo of twonty five per cent
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DRAW EXCHANGE OK
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OHIOAQO Merchants National BankPA HI-S- Comptolr National dEscompto de
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Kong Shanghai BankincCorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
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Transact a General Hanking and Exchangellitsincts
Term and Ordinary Deposits HecolvedLoans made on Approved Seourity Com ¬
mercial and Travelers Orodltlssued Billsof Exolmngo bought and SoldQolloctlonn Promptly Accountod For
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At Brito Hall Konia Stroet
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waiian Islands f0Per Year 0 00Per iYoar postpaid to Foreign Coun ¬
tries 800
Fayablo Invariably In Advancn
Gainst the wrong thai needs resistanceFor the right that needs assistanceFor the future in the distance
And the aood that vie can do
lam in theiilace whereof I am demandedof conscience to speak the truth and the truthl speak impugn it who so list
Advertisements nnnriomtmnied by spociflo instructions inserted till ordered out
Advertisements discontinued boforo oxplration of specified poriod will bo chargedas if continued for full term
Address all communications to the Edi ¬
torial Department to Edmund NorrleBusiness letters should be addressed tothe Manager
EDMUND NOBRIE - - Editor
F J TESTA - - ManagerResiding In Honolulu
SATURDAY JULY 11 1896
AND NOW THE ETJN BEGINS
The following modest request hasbeen served to almost all who oughtto pay taxes for tho support of theGovernment which protects theirlives properties and snored honorIt is a puzzle for the tax shirkersand of courso will be responded totruthfully and faithfully It readsas follows
Sohodulo E Information roquiredin estimating aggregate value ofBusiness Enterprises for Profit re ¬
quired by Section 68 Session Laws1896
Statomeut of Past Years Busi ¬
ness Amount gross receipts Totalactual running expenses Amountnet profits Number of tons of crop
if a sugar coffee or rice planta-tion
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Sales of Corporation StockName of vendor Name of vendeeNo shares Price paid Total Num-
ber¬
tons ostimated crop for tho suc-ceeding
¬
year Estimated aggregatevalue of business enterprise Hemarks
The Independent can safely an-
nounce
¬
that as the provisions forthe Tncome tax do not como intooperation before July 1 1897 thequestions asked do not for tho pres-
ent¬
operate upon tho Income taxlaw But Tax Assessors aro inquisi ¬
tive and the Internal Tax Law of
1896 authorizes and almost compelsthe Assessor to aBk thoso questionsInasmuch as the opinions expressedin our Legislature and tho Presswere to the effect that tho poor paidthe taxes and the rich rpaped thobenefits Of course the informationgained if obtained will bo usoful inexperienced hands to assist in fixingthe incomes of taxpayors next yearThe Assessor apparently relies upontho following section of the law of
tho Republican Legislature of 1896
Ho and Minister King aro obeyingthe orders of tho Legislature Will
tho poaplo obey them
Section 68 If any of tho pro-perty
¬
by this Act directed to be returned shall consist of real and per-
sonal¬
property or several classes orkinds or parcels of real or personalproperty respectively which aroodinbinod and mado tho basis of anenterprise for profit tho personmaking the return shall givo a de-
tailed¬
description of such property
and statu the aggregate valuo there ¬
of taking iuto consideration the netproceeds mado by the same alsothe gross receipts and aolual running espouses and whoro it is acompany being a corporation whosostock i3 quoted in tho market thomarket prico thoreof as woll as allother facts and considerations whichreasonably and fairly bear upon suchvaluation
Ho Bhall state what if any thenot profits as woll as tho gross pro ¬
ceeds ami actual runuing expensesof such enterprise have been duringtho twelve months uoxt precedingand if known what salo or silos ofstock or other interest in suchenterprise liavo taken placo dur-ing
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tho tvvelvo months next pre ¬
ceding giviug tho nanie of tho per-son
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solliug tho person buying thonumber of shares or proportion ofintoroqt sold upon each salo andwhen known tho purchaso pricothereof
TOPICS OF THE DAY
Tnn Independent it is understoodwas impartial and discreot in its re-
ports¬
of tho amalgamated Fourth ofof July celebration It commentedrather strongly upon tho lnck of in-
terest¬
evinced in tho decoration of
business houses and on tho streetsFormerly a prize was given for thebest decoration but this was in thedays when E O Hall Son Castle
Cooke Co felt in duty bound toboom the P G or the funny littlerepublic On the last Fourth therewas only one place in town that at¬
tempted to thoroughly honor theday and that was Jim Dodds saloon
tho Panthoou There was no prizefor him because he was a saloon-
keeper¬
If money is wanted to cele-
brate
¬
or to aid in charity Jim is
there but when appreciation is
meritod he is not there
When tho Advortisor tho othorday wrote its congratulations to itsown anniversary several statementswere mado which wore absolutelyfalse and which wo to some extentcorrected according to memory Wo
have since communicated with Mr
Frod H HayBoldeu who confirms
our claim that tho Advertiser was
not bought by a Gibson Spreckelscombination as asserted by thowriter of tho editorial referred toMr Gibson alone bought the PCAfrom J H Black in August 1880 for
15000 Mr Haysolden was made
manager and aoted as such for threeyears During that timo tho receiptsand expenditures amounted to 96
000 Messrs Gibson and Hayseldonreceiving and charging nothing fortheir services In 1883 a corporationbought tho paper from GibsonSpreckels was a stockholder and so
were many othors During tho Gib-
son
¬
period the paper became apower and it remained so until 1887
when it again fell into tho handsettho missionaries The Daily Ad-
vortisor
¬
was first issued in 1881 andSpreokels had no more to do with itthan tho man in the moon At thattimo in fact Gibson and Spreckois
wero not oven acquainted Wo thinkthat the Advertiser when it writesits own history ought to refrainfrom misstating facts and indulgingin its daily habit of prevarication
Hawaiian Consul Gorham Gilmanformerly of Lahaina and now of
Boston has come to tho rescue of
Mr Doles funny little ropublioand of our bolovod missionariesand is answering back CaptainJulius Palmers corroct and tersestatements in regard to Hawaiiwhich have from lime to time ap ¬
peared in tho Boston Transcriptand other leading journals Mr
Gilman who at ouo timo foundpleasure in woishipping at thoshrino of tho Hawaiian monarchycan uow only find faults with thoHawaiiaus who daro to object toMr Doles oligarchy at whoso feetMr Gilman now is found ThoBoston Consul who with misstate ¬
ments and falsehoods rushes intoprint In his endeavor to discreditCaptain talumrs sober words which
always have and always will have
strong influence ou the mind of
ovory sensiblo American is well
known in Hawaii uei Who of ourkamaainas has forgotten tho Starof Bothlohem under which name
Mr Doles Consul was known hereHis record here is not obliteratedTho Lahaina people used to Bay
that Mr Gorham Gilman was very
much a missionary but only aborohis collar button A literal trans ¬
lation of what they did say would
be too strong for this family
papor Oaptaiu Palmer needs notfear the kind of criticism comingfrom such a sourco as tho Star of
Bathlehom Tho Captain is notgiven to making statomonts or writ ¬
ing one word not justified by in-
formation dorivod from his personalobservations or tho very best ancf
reliablo authority Mr Gilman will
do anything even to becoming amissionary above his collar
button
Iolani School doling Exercises
The closing exercise of this achqol
took place ou Thursday last in thelarge school room which was crowd-
ed¬
with parents and friends of thescholars Among thoso presentwere noticed Ex Queen Liliuokalaui Minister Cooper Princes Davidand Cupid Mr and Mrs T May
J L Kaulukou and Mr J Nott JrTho ex Queen arrivod shortly be ¬
fore the commencement of the oxercisos and it was a pretty sight tosee Miss Carrie Clark approach herand gracefully tie a lei of Ilimaflowers round her neck
The schoolroom was tastefullydecorated with flags Hawaiian Eng-lish
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American and Chinese Whiloon tho blackboards were hung draw-ings
¬
and maps tho work of tho boysduring tho school year Thosowould be a credit to any school inAmerica or England so well worethey executed Tho teachers Mr OWillis and Mr J R Bush doserve great credit for this resultThe various numbers in tho pro-gram
¬
wero woll rendered Thesinging of tho boys was very sweotand the recitations of Alex MayA Kaulukou F Iaukoa and O Jonkens were delivered in a very distinctmanner After the distribution ofthe prizes and the singing of HawaiiPonoi during which tho audiencestood tho visitors adjourned to theground to witness the athletiosports
Tho prizes for tho yoars schoolwork wero awarded as follows
1st Class Years Marks A Ka-
ulukou¬
2d A May English Sub-
jects¬
A May A Kaulukou equalMathematics Ah Loong 2d T AhChong Religious Kuowlodge AhLeoug
1st Class 2d Division ArithmeticEdward Ah Yin English Sub ¬
jects Josoph Aea Religious Know ¬
ledge Jas Whito John S Smithiesequal
2nd Class Years Marks E PHatfield Arithmetic J D AimokuComposition O F Jonkons
3d Class Yoars Marks Mak FuiOn 2d Hugo Koelling Examina ¬
tionHugo Koelling 2d Mak FuiOn Second in English Ah Sin
lth OlaBS Years Marks ManuelAndersen George W Baker Ex-
amination¬
Goorgo W Baker Man-
uel¬
AndersenGeneral Prizes Conduct Jos
Aea John Bolster Albort KiaDrawing Moug Wa Map DrawingAh Sang
SOME FANCIES IN FOOD
Articles of Diot Proforrod by SomoTabooed by Others
From tho beginning of timo thnrohas boon alwayR some variety of
fruit fish vogotablo or moat which
certain portions of mankind refusedto oat Among tho ediblen at somo
time or other under tho ban wero
tho apple pear strawborry quincebean ouiou leek asparagus woodpookor pigeon goose deer boarturtle and eol
Tho Jews have an antipathy topork On the other hand this moat
was highly esteemed by the ancientGreeks and Romans as frequent re ¬
ference to it in accounts of banquetsis mado At tho groat feast heldannually in honor of Domoter roastpig wns always tho pioce do resist ¬
ance Thoso who took part in an-
other¬
Grecian festival abstainedhowovor from beans
Mice are esteemed in China andsome parts of India while on thoothor hand tho Egyptians GreekB
and Jows abhorred mouse meat Inold Egypt rats and mice wero sacredand in Greoco the mouse was sacredto Apollo
Peoplo have abstained from eat ¬
ing flesh which we think is prettygood atuffi For example tho Thebans would not touch mutton andwhat can be said against a juicymutton chop The Romans sneeredat tho Egyptians becauso tho lattorwould not eat onions aud garlicwhilo on the other hand the Romansrefused to touoh woodpeokorstew
It is claimed by students thatantipathy to any kind of moat hasits origin in tho peculiar customand belief called totomism Thore isa time in the history of ovory peo ¬
plo when they claim kinship anddescent from wild boasts and birdsThis particular animal is tho familytotom and they religiously refrainfrom eating it No member of thebear family for instance would oatboar meat if starving
The survival of antipathy to cer-
tain¬
foods was found among peoploso highly civilized as tho EgyptiansGreeks and Romans Tho goatcould not be oaten iu Mendes northe cat in Bubastis nor the crocodiloat Ombos nor tho rat which wassacred to the sun god Iu Groocefamilies wero named after plants aswell as animals
Dopew off for EuropeNew Yobk July 1 Chauncey M
Depew sailed to day on tho St Paulfor Europe Ho will be gone nineweeks During his stay in EuropeMr Depow will make a study of thobimetallic question from a transat¬
lantic point of viow He will gathertho views of European financiersupon the possible consequences ofsilver free coinage in the UnitedStates The results of his observa-tions
¬
will be utilized on his returnin his speeches during the Republi-can
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campaignm m
Base BallThe game to day between tho
Honolulus and Stars promises to beone of the mnst hnflv nnnfoafnrl -
-- WVJ wVH MVUM UUUof the season each sido claiming tobo certain or viotory ino playerswill be as follows
UOMOM1U8 1OSITION STARS
gOIarko p Llouol HartA H WilderJ H Wodehooso lb 0 Willis
W Lucas Kb OConradtJLomon 3b PLichmonJack Low ss W WilderOhrisHolt If TPrycoMdloHolt rf DltcisO Kalanianaole cf 8 Woods
m
Tho closing exeroisos of tho Ang ¬
lican Chinese Mission Sohool will boheld in St Andrews Cathedral Sun-day
¬
Sohool room on Monday July13th at 130 p m All thoso whoaro interested are invited to attondThe exercises will consist of English and Ohinoso recitations dia-logues
¬
and singing
NOTICE
OK ACCOUNT OK DBPAIlTUItr THEunderslpned horeby requests all bills
duo her to bo settlod before the 20th ofthis month A M MKLL18320 at
NOTICE
MU MOKItIS K KEOHOKALOUJbo at my oilleo between 8 and 0
A m to transacVbusinesi during my ubsonco from the city310 lw H V MUKUAY M D
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Timely Topics
Honolulu July 9 189G
To day wo have something to
say in regard to tho Do Laval
Cream Separators and Barbersrofrigorating muchino
As you all know tho purpose
of tho Oroam Soparator is tho
expeditious and comploto separ ¬
ation of cream from milk in thomost practical manner possibleTho Do Laval Soparator is tho
invention of Dr Gustaf Do Lavalof Sweden ono of tho most
practical scientists and usoful
inventors of any timo and dis-
tinguished
¬
generally us tho Edi-
son
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of DairyingSinco its introduction in 1879
the Do Laval Soparator haswholly revolutionized dairyingmothods and won tho fight on
behalf of contrifugal separationIt has alono brought about thobroad development and univers-
ally
¬
demonstrated superiority oftho now system to all othermothods
Thoro aro two general ele ¬
ments in tho construction pur¬
chaso and uso of tho Do LavalCream Soparators complete sep-
aration
¬
which is naturally thoprimary purposo of tho machineand tho ecmally important ono
of accomplishing that separationin tho most pructical and econo-
mical
¬
mannerTho Do Laval Power or
Creamory and Factory sizes ofCream Soparators aro mado ineight styles in addition to
tho six sizes of tho smallerBaby or Dairy Do Laval
machines for houso dairyingand cream gathoring factory uso
They rangti in capacity from1100 lbs to 4000 lbs por hourwhilo the smaller ones run from
150 to 700 lbs
For housohold and small dairyuso tho Baby or tho Alpha
Humming Bird which canbe used by hand aro recom-
mended¬
You will save at least10 a year each cow by thoir
uso save timo and trouble andobtain tho most porfect croam
Barbers refrigerating machineis another ono of thoso marvelsof tho inventive gonitis of thoago and has boon especially do
signod for small plants such ascroamorios buttor cheeso andegg storage houses
Wo shall bo ploasod to furnishfullor information to all apply ¬
ing for it
Tlio Hawaiian Hardware Go Ld
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JUOOAI4 AND OENERAL NEWS
Stnrs vs Honolulus-to-da-
The prottiost dross materials Intown at N S Sachs
Tbo Mexican man-of-wa- r Zarngossnwill lonve to morrow morning
The only place to buy Dressos intown is at L 13 Korrs
At thu Itoynl Annex you willgather in all the sporting news
Figured Dimities only lSuls peryard at L B Kerrs
The base ball game this afternoonpromises to be the hottest of theseason
A good article ior littlo money in
what any body can get at Korrs
Professors Kaobelo aud Perkinsare in the mountains hunting afterbugs and llora
At the Cosmopolitan as warshipsare in port call for Pabst Milwaukeetieer
Mr Paul Neumann was aroundthis morning after his short cotifmrment to his bod
At the Paoiiio Exchange donthesitate to call for Pabst MilwaukeeBeer
Tho Band plays at Emmn Squarethis aftornoou much to the gratifi-cation
¬
of tho ball players
A lino line of Kid Gloves Cornetsand Corset Covers at N S Sachs520 Fort street
Judgo Wilcox has purchased frioKalihi brewery according to thoReal Estate Register The sum paidis 16000
Silks Gauges Drapery nets forevoning dresses for balls partiesand weddings at N S Sachs
After the ball gamo is over call attho Empire and ask Duke for aStar cocktail pr tako National
Beer if you prefer it
Dont be misled Make your pur-chases
¬
at Kerrs and save at least 25conts on every dollar spent
Clarence Macfarlane has theprettiest dog in town Let us havoa dog show hero as a ohange fromtho political monkey show
Tho Peacock saloons the RoyalPacific and Cosmopolitan givoyou interchangeable chocks forPabst Milwaukee Beer
Socretary Girvin and his assistantpaid a visit to tho Quarantine Stationthis forenoon to release 12 China-men
¬
who arrived underBpecial bonds
Colonel McLean has appointedOapt Murray Lieutenants Bergstrom and Fetter an examiningboard for non commissioned ollicors
Whito Honey Comb Bedspreadsat 75cts 100 125 and 150 eachonly enough to last a few days LB Kerr Queen St
Tho brick vault now being erectedin tho office of so many titles MrMaraden Mr Wray Taylor andothers is a movo in tho right direc-tion
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The Japanese Government havingcancelled tho labor contract withOgura Co Geo Boardmau andothers left by the Gaelic yesterdayto investigate
Minister King is taking a trip toWaianae on business and pleasurecombined From steering a steamerto steering a State is naught of atransition to a capablo man
At tho Empiro Saloon D O LMoBrayor and other topical drinksmay bo had The now managerDukojMoNiohol is making many
improvements for tho convenienceof his guests
That Bock Beor bottled at thoAnchor is simply immense Cun ¬
ningham and Simpson havo othertreats in store outside of Long Lifoand tho standard goods
The Royal annox was ouo of thomost tastefully deoorated resorts iutown even if tho grand mirror has1 splash upon it It is surprising toloam what bracers for weak nervesPeacock s mon can put up for youwhile you admire tho latest Correggio
Fred Harrison will not loavo forSan Francisco by the China duohero on Monday being detained byimportant business no win prooably loavo by tho Australia
Our visitors havo consumed somuch beor that thore is almost aboor famiuo in town So far thoprominont doalers think that theycan hold on until the Australiaarrives
Tho two Charleys havo TimCoopor at tho Oritoriou Tho boysapprooiato it It is snid that thoosthotloal songster aud all roundutilitarian has expressed his niproval of tho concoction
Our doarlv belovedwill leave us 011 Monday
noxt by the S 8 China for about athroe mouths vacation His positionwill be ably filled by his doputyMrMcStockr ThiB informationis given for the benefit of tho plottors who want Mr Castlos position
Tho Austrian man-of-wa- r Saidahft this morning shortly after 10oclock The officers of the lm- -kinrlnl vumbmI nvrirMnntut IwiniaaK tiacharmed wilh their visit to Honolulu and society here wiili thogntalAustriaDs a pleasant voyageanda speedy return to our Paradise
Those small IIbIi shaped boxesthatpuzzlo all but gourtnots con-tain
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Sardinon with Tomato saucoTho rouud boxes havo inside ofthorn Sardellen aud Leber WurstRoquofort and Brie aqd other dain-ties
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Tho home productions areprincipally Guava Jelly and spicedPine Apple Pickle Call on Lewis
Co to explain
Sixty two tins of opium wo aroinformed havo been round on thoLtiuai beach Tho litis aro covoredwitn waterproof cloth nnd are pre ¬
sumably floating from boxes de ¬
posited in tho briny deep aud bursted by tho tilal Wave A Lahainacorrespondent says that it generallyunderstood that 1500 tins woro de-posited
¬
while the Lflhua aud theclover officials of the Republic werehunting for snuigglers Is it not aproper occasion to form a wreckingcnmpapy
WATERFHONT WHISPERINGS
The steamer W G Hall arrivedyesterday afterncon with 3490 bagsiA H A Co sugar and 2510 No 2Hutchinson Mills Both lots ofsugar aro being shipped on thoTillie E Stnrbuck at tho Oceanicwharf
The sloamor Waialoale came inthis morning from Hamakua with afull load of F A Schaefor Cosugar 2200 bags was put aboardthe bark Martha Davis aud l30obags to tho ship Tillio E Starbuck
Tho big ship reqhiros about GOO
tons to complete her cargoTho Ko Au Hou sailed at 3 p m
for Waimoa Kokaha aud MakawoliGO tins of No 1 Hongkong dopo
was captured by Captain JackMcVeigh this morning at tho Quar-
antine¬
Station Tho tins were con ¬
cealed comfortably in six iunoceutlooking baskets with false bottomsTho coutrabond article was carriedto the Station House with all speed
Ten unfortunate lads came by theMokolii this morning from thaLeporSettlement There was au affectingscene when tho boys woro takenfrom tho wharf to tho KalihiStation
At WhistAcross the polished table thereI seo her sitting now her hairvHor oyos her dainty fingers tooJust as iu years gono by I know
My partnerI led a hoart 1 think tho kingIt passed around the silont ringAnd though it was tho host one outSho paused a moment half in doubt
Then trumped it
Oh partner that was tho com-mand
Sho said when she had played thohand
Then wrinkling up her pretty browYou will forgive me wont you now
For trumping
Another uight romoniborod wellWo sat whoro mooncast shadows
fellNo polished tablo lay betwoouTho troo boughs made a waving
screonAbove hor
Wo talk of othdr things than whistI strove hor fancy to oulistWith oil a lovers gentle artAud once again I led my henrt
Unguarded
I led a heart again my lasbWhou round to hor tho trick had
passedSho thought it not tho best ono outShe paused a moment half in doubt
Then trumped it
This timo no pleading glance Icaught
No trembling lips forgiveness soughtNo oyos with lashes drooping wetTold mo my partner did regrot
To trump itPliiladetyhia Telegraph
Aains t Turlcoy and Austria
London July 1 A Vienna disputoh to the Chronicle says Auagreement has boon conoliidod be ¬
tween Sorvia and Montoiiogro pro-viding
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for common action againstTurkey aud Auetria in regard to allnational and religious questions
Tho Sunday Pop
At Makee Island at 380 tomor ¬
row afternoon tho GovernmentBand will present tho followingsolootion of Sacred musio toannoy our missionary frionds and toplease the public
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v The 5o10 Fort
Put a ring around tho wordtho occasion
makes itfNovor in tho history
of mercantile transactions inHonolulu havo tho peoplo hadsuch a golden tosolect a as to day A manufacturou who had more than hoknow what to do with morothan ho had spaco to put themwrote us of troubles Wohad nono of our own so wo lis-
tened¬
to him Our stock oflamps is tho result of his tale ofwoo and you got tho
A black lamp that will givoa bright light is not a fad buta stylo that will romain until
Now Hawaii shall oldBeing sombro in color they fur-
nish¬
with any decorations youmay have in your room and anycolor shade that suits yoiywill look well on tho lamp
For a tablo nothingfurnishes hotter than black ban ¬
quet lamps Wo havo thorn notcumborsomo but of a heightthat will boautify rather thandotract from tho -- other featuresWo havo lamps halllamps boudoir lamps and overyother character of lamp that overwas made Tho prices aro solow that it would injure ourbusiness to put them in thiscolumn
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ONE HAS ACCEPTED MY LONGNO 8tandlng Challenge as my Faintshavo been provod to bo mndqof tho PnrestLinseed Oil and tho Dest Motallio Products
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Also a now invoice of tho Colobratod
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MORE THAN 100 OP THEM EOLD
On tho Hawaiian Islands during tho lastyears
ALWAYB ON HAND A COMPLETEASSOKTMRNT OF
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Also tho choicest KUropcati and Ameri ¬
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MHIUiWUT IUJ tfTMTW e
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Conlinwd from 1st Pttfle
puldio declared It was announcedto tho world that tho ehaugo waB
satisfactory to tho groat majorityof tho pooplo of tho islands and thoestablishment of a now Republic intho Pacific was generally Mipposodto b tho work of tho natives whohad learnod to govern thorasolvoa
But foots are sometimes stubbornand refuto falao Matommils Thofacts of tho ohatigo of governmentaro not what have boon mado public
Thoro aro in round numbors ahundred thousand peoplo of thoSandwich Islands Fifty thousandaro natives thirty thousand Ohinosoand Japano3o uino thousand Portu-guese
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and eleven thousand whitesof other nationality When tho menwho established tho provisional gov-
ernment¬
broko their oath of alle ¬
giance mid possessed themselves ofthe reins they disfranchised all thoinhabitants except tho whitos Theywill tell you that only Japanese andOhineso were disfranchised but bytho establishment of a rigid oath ofalltgiaucn to tho new govoriimoutthe-- disfranchised tho uatives aswell for tho uativo ntill rotainsonough of his primitive honor tohold himself bound by his oath andho cannot swear that he will not tryto get back that which rightly be ¬
longs to himTho natives aro not alone in thoir
feeling of resentment at tho nowgovernment Many of tho whiteswho have lived for years on the isl ¬
ands seo how thoir country is beingruinod by unnecessary interferenceand they too are restive ThoPortuguese havo found thaj thochange benefitted only tho few whoran tho machine and they are readyto aid in bringing about a ohauge
Tho mombora of the presont gov ¬
ernment are not as blind to tho situ-
ation¬
as they appear When thoqueen was robbed of her throne andand hor moans of living at the sametime it would scorn that commonjustice should havo given hor a pen ¬
sion but the government refused todo anything of tho sort Theyrealized however that they were ondangerous ground and proceeded toprovide a means of safety
The queen was imprisoned oncharges of treason and while underduress was forced to abdicate Ac-
cording¬
to the monarchical constitu-tion
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tho reigning soverign names hisor hor successor and following thisrulo the queen had named hor niecoPrincess Kaiulani as hoir to thothrouo Tho Princess Miss Cloghorn is well off in this worldsgoods yet at the same sitting of thologislaturo whioh refused to pensionthe queen a bill was passed grant ¬
ing to Princess Kaiulani S1000 Itwas what a politician might call avery smobth pieco of work If ab-
dication¬
under duress could be holdas legal then Kaiulani is tho legalsovereign of tho islands If thepresont govornmont gets ousted andtho monarchy re established Kaiu-
lani¬
will rule and those who sogenerously donated other peoplesmoney expect to be graciously re¬
membered by tho now queenIn short it is pretty well under-
stood¬
just now that tho republicanform of government under existingconditions on tho Hawaiian Islandsis a failure and tho men who arenow at tho head of the governmenthope by putting Kaiulani on thethrono to savo themselves aud thoirproperty and avert the disaster ofoverthrow whioh they realize isbound to como
But they reckon without thoirhost Tho Hawaiians aro not illiter-ate
¬
savages Noither are thoyhoathens With all tho boastededucational facilities of tho UnitedStates tho percentage of illiteracyis much higher hero than on thoislands Strange ns it may soom
thoro is but 1 percent of the nativeswho aro illiterate Go to the rudosthut made of grass and occupied byfishormou and you will find thatthey take and road tho native paporThey not only read but they thinkThey aro honest and rosont dis- -
houosty in others The natives willnot bo appoasod by a
of tho monarchy with Kaiu-
lani¬
on tho throuo Nor would
Princess Kaiulani accept the throuoso long as Queen Liliuoknlatii is
alive Tho quoon is still the queon
to her peoplo aud they not only
honor hor but lovo hor and treathor with as much dllTeroueo and
respect to day as at any time duringher reign
This simply moans that when thoohango comos and como it will as
suro as tho islands remain Qupou
Liliuolcalaui will bo ou tho throuonot through any effort or design of
hor own but by tho oxpressd will
of a vast majority of the peoplo of
tho Ulauds I say thin advinedly
Tho queen will tako no part in anyattempt to recovor the governmentSho is willing to bacrifice herself andhor interests for tho good of horpooplp but will under no considera ¬
tion jeopardizo tho welfare of horpeoplo for hor own bonofit Sho has
persistently refused to counsel withthose who dosiro a change and haskept in sooluBion that is painful tohor frionds
Probably no womau has boonmore maligned than the queen Boforo hor overthrow her virtues andgood qualities wore extolled to thoskies by those who lose no Oppor-
tunity¬
of slandering hor in tho hopoof bolstoring their own causo Thopeople of tho United States havobeen told all sorts of maliciousstories regarding the private life oftho queon and sho has been picturedas an untutored uncultured coarsowoman whoso solo object in life washer personal pleasure This is any-
thing¬
but the truth Sho is a wo-
mau
¬
of education aud refinementevory inch a queon in talk appear-ance
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aud manuor Hor face whichtho published pictures of her muchbelie shows deep thought and deli ¬
cate refinement Thoro is strengthin every line of it and hor everydaylife is a counterpart of what it de-
picts¬
A member of the Episcopalchurch sho is a devout and sincereChristian doing no lip sorvice butmaking hor lifo conform to thotenets of the belief Hor desire isthat her pooplo may advance andprofit by the wonderful resources ofthe islands and reap the benefits oftho improvement In their presentcondition of subjection to foreigndomination this is impossible asit is tho policy of tho Governmentto keep all natives from places ofemolument
The fooling of tho natives couldnot bettor bo illustrated than by re¬
peating a story told mo by a friendin Honolulu
The government in its blindnessto tho wolfaro of tho islands has dovised registration rules and regula-tions
¬
that aro revolting to all decentpooplo Among tho regulations isono requiring evory person on thoislands to put his thumb mark on apieco of papor after tho Bortillonmethod of identifying criminalsAn old nativo was asked if ho hadregistered No Was he going toregister No Then he would getinto trouble What trouble Howould bo fined Ho had no moneyThon ho would be put iu jail Draw¬
ing himsolf up ho saidWo are all of one mind Thoro
aro not jails onough to hold us alland tho government hasnt moneyenough to food us all if wo go tojail
Tho thumb mark regulation willbo rescinded It cannot be ouforcodespecially as it applies to touristsand visitors as well as residents
Tho situation in a nutshell is thisTho present govornmont is uuabloaud cannot stand Its adherentsaro hoping against hopo for annexa-tion
¬
with tho United States Fail-ing
¬
in this thoy hopo to place Kaiu-lani
¬
on tho throno Noithor planwill succeed Within two years amonarchy will bo re established andthen and not until thon will thoislands progress aud tho people bohappy and contented
Clarence E EdwoudsKansas Oily Journal
So quietly conducted is tho Cri-terion
¬
that it is a ploasuro to dropin thoro and tako a draught of thatwholesome and invigorating Seattlebeor while you have a social talkwith a frionu Neatness oloanlinossand good behavior h a nine qua nonto friondship horo
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