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TRIBUTE TO

HAWAIIS BEADTY

In the Newton Mbbb Journal agentleman Geo W Moreo who wasrecently hero gives the follow-

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impreioion of Hawaii

The Hawaiian Inlands ore toobeautiful for the npplication ofEnglish adjectives They assumethe usual form of their volcanioorigin mountains with a maximumof 14000 feet sloping gracefully tothe sea save whsio rcnfato gulliesfissures and crevasses by stormtorrents which generally paBS awayas rapidly as thoy arise They areclothed to their summits withlperennial verduro varying with climateand altitude from the extremelytropical to that of the temperateaono There are many gracefulwoterfallB fed from regions of per ¬

petual ice and snow in Maui andHawaii wharo the ocaon has con-

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the shoroa into preolpioos onthe windward sides The foot hillsplains and slopes butwoart mountainand Koa are of great futility mostof tho flora and fuitu of the tropicsand many of the temperate zonemany birds edible salt waterush ofall colors and plonty of them iudaod the birds of paradise pale incolor before the fish of these isl-

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pheorants quail pigeon andwild hogs and goato and deer inplenty for the sportsman a pictur-esque

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people amid musie and flow-

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no storms and no iee butperpetual sunshine save the quietpasting of the shower which withns in soaiion and with them overmakos sweeter the breath of JunesfreBh greenness

It has been my fortune in a lifedevoted to travel during all pouible leisure many jears of whichhave been spent in foreign coun-tries

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to gaze upon earths choicestooeneB I need not speak of Europefor most know it well enough andits mountain and lake scenery is sodifferent that it is not ooraparableTo my mind there is nothing in theMediterranean Aegean or BlcolSeas so oharmins and bsantifulnot even tho Isles of Qreeoe andtho spring aad winter elimate of allthose seas is cold and damp whiletho extremes of temperature in theHawaiian Islands ate 50 to 90 de-

grees¬

and either extreme is rare Inphrsieal features Palestine SyriaAsia Minor and the Nile are notbeautiful Sato in the mountainsthere is little sosnery in Mexico orSouth Amerioa Tho islands of theCaribbean ArohipelaQ are indeedbsautiful but the people the de ¬

generacy I tbe filth and diseasel andwhen northers strike you thereyou can well enough imagine youare enduriag a nor easter in Boaton

In tho Hawaiian Islands wherevertho winds come from and at what ¬

ever Beason they are as balmy asthose of Ceylon if not as opioy allsearocB are summer and health audoleeulineis are the rule there is

little of either the laxity in moralsor iu tbe rules of sanitation herewhioh prevails in so many of theother island oountries

I came here with a sorious ease ofasthma and bronchitis whioh a stayin 6sn Francisco had ooly aggravat ¬

ed and it praotioally disappeared iua week

From jay windows I see in thaofOug aciossthe iridescent sunlitwaters the ship which in a fewhpurs will cany m to the wondorsof tho Orient to thitl I look forword as to a drct i nJl I sounythiugturn not I

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No fear of clothing being lostfrom strikes

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m rice 1HDUSTRY

SSim II it is as ahown by JasWGimn

f in yesterdays Advertiser that theii lias arowina industry Must succumb

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ikK their product to consumers hiremainly Japanese then the situation

Ms preoarious and the condition of

ii another of our industries looks se- -

riloM It is claimed that out of thehRnnm Drinntal flOBsumeri of rioe

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imported riee from their own ooun- -

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produat wmen is me Better oi tne

m two this discrimination being the

ft outeome of patriotism

Aooording to the statement made

other thai tha rise plasters thenext greatest sufferers would be thenative land ownersof whom they re

present 70 par oent20 per cent beingEJforeiga and 10 per cent Chinees

fJlenta are enormous all the way

from 25 to 55 aa acre a year Thisreally is a serious situation and

somothing should surely be done toramedy it

But who is to blame for it T We

think that Mr Girviu has hit it

would think that ft sense of pro-

priety

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not to lay obligation would

induce them to uoo a produat of theland whore they have bo improved

their condition Again rioe being a

Bister industry to sugar one wouldthink that the sugar planters wouldinduce their laborers to uss the pro

duot of the land ptiocs being equal

What would wo think of a state of

affairs in the United States wherethe alien population bears so largoa proportion to the bative if thealiens should refuse to eat the cornand wheat of the land and prefarthe rye and wheat of Europe for

patriotism 1

It is even ouggested that theremedy is two fold the admission

of Chinese labor and a systematic

endeavor by ail to use the Hawaiianrice prices being equal To thefirst we say that that may be pos-

sible

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but it should be allowableonly under oertain restrictions andthat for that purpose alone andnotkiig aore nr lass

But this suggestion for the ad-

mission

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of Chinese labor looks tobe on a par with the sugar planterslabor eonspiraoy aided by the Terri-

torial

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administration in a sub roBa

fashion in whioh they are ssekiDg

to have introduced here 30000 Chi ¬

nese to replenish the labor marketand relieve the strain and tensionon our field labor situation Thislabor proposition may account for

tne Hawaiian Planters Association

at its recent annual meeting goinginto executive session pnobsbly to

hear the report of the alleged seoretPinkham commiasioo

To the eecond proposition burgosted df a syatutntic endeavor by

ail to ubs the Hawaiian rice we

have nothing to say cs that is a

matter for the consumers to decidethey seleiy having an interest in

what they consume If they preferto live upon an inferior staple thatis their business as they have topay for what they use even if itcosts thorn more than the superiorquality But a sentiment may be

worked up among them locally toadapt the local produot to their UBe

not only as an obligation inoumbentupon them but as a matter of busi-

ness

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necessity

And another remedy might also

be suggested whish Mr Girvin over-

looked

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and that is in the matter of

rents If the riee growers couldprevail upon the landowners to come

down in their rents then a certainamount of hardship would be re-

moved

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Sugar cane lands dont paymoro than 5 an aere a year on theaverage and muoh less in manyoases and yet rjee growing landspay 25 an aore a year on theaverage and even higher and thatalone is killing this industry

Because of feelings of patriotismJapanese prefer to pay more forJapanese grown and imported rioe

than Hawaiian the latter the betterwo do not eoniider that a sin on

their part as they have the right todo as they please If our employersof labor showed as much like patriot ¬

ism on their part they surely wouldimpart somo of their latent force for

them to ponder and cogitate over

But Wd do cay taut ta thoy aiabBttoriog their ooailitiona in thiscountry that they nhfb J not de ¬

prive it of that obligstioa owe

and is due ibis country let alone

that sense of propriety which is

Opinion 01 Hawaiian

A recent visitor to Honolulu whohaB written a letter in the Journalof Newton Mbsb discusses in an in-

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and impartial mannor con-

ditions

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in the Islands aa they ap-

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to him In most respects hecame far nearer the facts than thaaverage traveller Being a businessman he takes business mansview of conditions and presentsthem in an instructive way

Of the native Hawaiians he says

Native races die out it is said bofore they can oonform to the rulesof what we call more civilized livingthe oonventionB kill until body andsoul are tortured to yield The na-

tives¬

aro living and were especiallyin the old days far nearer to naturethan we and as ji decendnnt of thePuritans I saw no more virtue uponthe whole along the valley of theOhio where my early lot was oast oramong the mountains of New Hampshere where was later ssnt to gainhigher learning and inspiration oreveninoalturedMasiiehaoettswhereI have labored in my maturer yearsthan among this people Now thatthey are freer to live and aet in theirown way and are aided by theireducation and properly helped inthe arts of town and oity life withits daugora and in the third andfourth generation are outliving thenoxious germa planted by thewhalers who so long dominatedthese seas doaay has been arrestedand they will survivo and increase

Dont ml m Rail

Dont lean up against the fencewas what a polioe officer told W M

Langton of the Paradise of thePacific after the noon hour todayHe was ntanding talking to a friendand naturally leaned up against therail fence of the vacant lot facingthe Station House when the officer

accosted and gave him the abovo

order and naturallyhe had to move

This is on a par with an incidentsome years ago when we and otherswere told to get off the sidewalkin front of the Station Hovse Butnow dont lean up against thefenee rail or it will spoil by havingthe paint peeled off We find thatone of the people cannot do as ho

wills with what belongs tn the peo-

ple

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without being ordered off by an

officer Oh wow 1 what are we

coming to anyway 1

TOPICS OF THE DAY

If what is claimed to bo Viorraspeculations is correct and even ifnot how can it be embezzlement of

Government fundsT The extra money

paid does not belong to the Govern ¬

ment but it rightly belongs to theChinese laundrymen The Govern

msnt cannot claim what it has no

right to

So long as Japan and Louisiannaare able to land rice in Honoluluafter paying several commissions

and freight on it and sell it for less

then the local pioduet can be grown

and marketsd there is preciouslittle encouragement for the smallfarmer put of the Advertiser in

that line of business

The police aro doing good work

iu rouudicg up illicit dispensers ofstrong drinks other thau beer Many

of these olfendcra are flood 100 theonly eiooption being the native olubman who waa acd 500 whioh is

altogether unreasonable and notoommensurato with the offense AH

the polioe not during to take it upprior thereto and having soon how

easy it was for the Republicans tocarry everything they now getstrenuous all of aeullden and thisafter the dominant party bad beendoing the grand aot itself

President Booiovelt and SecretaryJack had lunoheon together yester-

day

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aoeording to reliable informa-

tion

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It is to be reasonably hopedthat the Chief Executive elicitedenough information through Gov-

ernor

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Jaoks storm of stutters to

guide him in his coming recommend-

ations

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to Congress respecting Ha ¬

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NOTICE OP REWARD

Notice is hereby given that theDemooratio Central Committee cfthis Territory will pay a reward ofFifty Dollars 5000 for evidencethat will lend to the oonviation ofany person voting illegally or other-wise

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violating the eleotion laws ofthisTerritory at the coming election

By order of the Executive Com-mittee

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W A KINNEYChairman

WILLIAM F ERVING2971 Secretory

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Deposits Ileceived Ixatis made on ApprovedBecurity Commercial and Travellers CreditIssued Bills of Excuauge bought and sold

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Having made large additions toour machinery we are now able tolaundor SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS aud TOWELSat the rate of 25 oeuts par dozen0O3U

Satisfactory work and promptdelivery quaranteed

No fear of clothing being lostfrom strikes

We invito inspection of our lauudry aud methods at auy time dur ¬

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A Fernandez tit SonImporters and Deatersin

jjgricultural Implements

Hardware Cutlery Stoves LeathorSkins Shoe Findings Fish NotsLinen and Cotton Twine RqfjSteal and Galvanised Wire ClothPoultry Netting Rubber HosePaints Oils Colors VarnishesBrushes and Genoral Merchan-dised

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LOOAL AND QKNEKAIi NEWS

The Independentmonth

50 oonts per

Fiesident Roosevelt and Jaok haddinner together in Washington yes ¬

terday

Mr Ganavarro hai- - ganeralcharge of the Portuguese eelabra-n-toda- y

ho football game on SaturdayTrill be between tho Funahou andH A 0 teams

A sidewalk is being laid along thomakal aide of Halekaunila street atthe naval station

Tho Mikahala yesterday broughtthe ilrit sugar of the new Benson Itoamefrom Eekaha

Tha Alameda whieb sailed yesterday for ho Coast did not hare aBiriglp oabin passenger V- -

The sohooner MarylE Fosterarrited in port thiB marjting fromthe Sound with a oarnofoMumber

Mday afternoon hut only to ptljoumwithqutitransaotinfr any business

Fj Ohareh decided todaythatv he will atoept tbemanaecnaent of tho Hawaiian hotelpt r

Tfio Kaiulani took a big lotoffertilizer yesterday for Maui andHawaii Tholnrrrest shiomentwenito Fionoar Mill

Thb Morion Ohildott whieh ar- -

mod yesterday from San Franciscowith afoargo of fuel oil encounteredayeryTsevere storm enroute

General J M Wilson hai be9nseloaled as ohairman of the commit-tee

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to arrange for the inaugurationof President Roosevelt on March 4

Carr No 7 broke an axle whileooming dawn Judd hill on NuuanuBtreet yesterday afternoonU washauled back tothe bira by anpthercar i

Shiramizu a Japanese t fromKauai was arrestedBythe police1

yesterday on a WlrelesafFom SheriffjOoney Ho isdharged with em ¬

bezzlement

Tiokets for The House thatJack Built tho play tobsetaged bythe Kindergartens in the Operahouse on Deoeabar 10 have beanplaced on sale atjWall Niohols Gosstore

L Tonney Peok President of theRapid Transit Company whohasjust returned from a tow of theeast has reported to the stockhold ¬

ers of his company that the localsystem is as good as he bad seenanywhere

Waterfrontors are speculating agreat deal on the fate of the trans ¬

port Dix with her load of live slocknd forage She is now outthirtson

days from the ooast pad has cer-

tainly¬

either gone by the northernroute or has had a bad breakdown

Local Japanese are jubilant overthe nowa of yesterday from PortArthur Those who are posted onthe fortifications declare that theoity cannot hold out until the bigRussian fleet arrives Preparationsto celebrate the surrender harebegun again with vigor

The New System

High Sheriff Henrys secret ser-

vice¬

poliey ib beginning to bearfruit although the methods em-

ployed¬

in some oases are deoidedlyrotten from al accounts A fewdays ago M G Silva who keeps abeer saloon in Aala street was haledbefore the court given a drum headtrial and heavily fned on the ohargeof selling hard liquor without li ¬

censeIt develops that a Porto Rioan

Vfnt to the saloon and asked toleave a package The package wasput in tho cook house in the yardwhiah is also a sort of store roomPretty boou the Porto Kioan roturned by a side alleyway with somacompanions entered tho eook houseand started in to drink Just thoutho polloo raided the place audarrested tho proprietor on thostatement of the prinoipal PortoRican that ho had purohasod theliquor in tho saloon for 125

M 4 Art Prtt ICmhavvlnmanf

Attorney General Andrews yester-day

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afternoon swore to a warrantagainst Henry Viorra oharging himwith tho ombszzloment of Govern ¬

ment funds He was later rolenaedunder bonds in the sum of 500

furnished by Solomon Mahelonn t

Republican Representative electfrom the Fifth Dialriot

Henry Viorra is an island bornboy of Fortugusso parents and is

one of tho Bons of one of the fewBurriviog of our old Portugueieresidents His mother disd about ayear or so ago He is married to aHawaiian girl

Young Henry who is his fathersnamesake is a great baseball andfootball enthusiast and besides hois an impersonator of Chinese lnundrymen and wash houses and th ia

nffeotation may have caused hisgetting into trouble Ha has beanemployed for many years in thoFublio Works dapartmcnt underthe Assistant Superintendent and isconsidorod a good and faithful employee

Sealed Xondera Openod

At noon today at the Fublio Worksoffioo Aesistaat SuparinteadantHowland opaiad the bids for thebuilding of a three oiohed concretebridge over the Ealihi strsam in tbeline of tho School street extensionSevrsntenders were opened all ac-

companied¬

by certified eheoks of450 One of the tenderB was unsign

edbut the certified cheok was signedby John Neill and that bid was notread and ordered ruWd out

Following are the bids madereporded Joe Correa 18679 indays Cotton Bros 8174 indays John Walker 18100 indays Lord Belser 7821 indays uosta b ssuva y7V inday L M Whitehouso 7766 in

and130160102100150

90days

The certified checks in the casesof the highest biddara were orderedreturned and the three laweat were

dield The award is to be made later

District Court Doingo

At this forenoons sessionmost ofseventeen aasoa on the calendarwere put over to other dates OneHong Cheu for assisting maintain ¬

ing and conducting a certain gam ¬

bling place was found guilty andseverely fined to pay 200 andOoitWjKowa was discharged of thecharge of larosny in the seconddegrda Sim Fiu was sentenced topay a 10 fine with costs assessedfor a violation of Board of Healthregulation ThecaseB of practicingmedicanoy against Malie Loloihiand her husband over from Oct 23

and o few Ramblers will be heaidthis afternoon

Xo The JuryThe osse of Stephen Mahaulu

charged with embezzling publicmonoy will go to the jury duringthis afternoon and at press hour thecourt is delivering his instructionsand considering requestB for in-

structions¬

VidalsThe Man

It io stated today that H O Vidawill be appointed deputy shoriff tosucooed Albert MoGurn as recommended by the Fifth distriot com-

mittee¬

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Residence In

Manoa Valley

ent or ILease

The residences of Jas HBoyd at Manoa Valley is of-fered

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for Kent or LeasePossession can be given im-mediately

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For further particulars apolv to Jaa H Boyd

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The Mikahala will sail at 5 oclockthis afternoon for Kauai ports

Mrs Hermau Foeka departed yes ¬

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A Booial will be given in the parlors of Central Union church thiaevening

The relay swimming raoo betweenHoalani and Myrtle teams is off forthe present

The Mauna Loa will arrive earlytomorrow morning from Hawaii andMaui ports

The Honolulu Athlotio Olub isarranging anothsr boxing programfor tho evening of Deoembor 17

The Mongolialeft Yokohama yes ¬

terday She has 1200 tort of freightfor Honolulu and will i ve room for1E0 passengeis

The Gleaners doll sale to be heldon Central Union Ohuroh lawn from3 oolook tomorrow afternoon willeontinue until 9 oolook

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day afternoon took a rccses to Mon-

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The old snit between the HawaiianCommercial and Wailuku SugarCompanies over water rights haB

been settled by mutual agreement

There will be ceremonial tea drinking at the Bushido lecture in theMethodist parsonage this evenipgThat feature will be under the supervision of Madame Saito wife of theJapanese Consul

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great deal of routine busineiswas finished up by the Board ofAgrioaltnre yesterday afternoonAmong the most important thingsaccomplished was the passage of aresolution ealling upon the Govern-or

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to set aside the land in Hamakuawhioh has been under considerationfor a auitable forest reserve Tkeresolution is as follows

Resolved that the forest reserveat the nortn and of district ofHamakua Island of Hawaii be ¬

tween tke Waipio Valley and thedistrict of Kohala as recommendedby the Committee of Forestrybased on the report of the Superin ¬

tendent of Forestry be approvedand that the Board recommends tothe Governor that the land withinsaid described boundaries be setapart as a forest reserve Bubjeet toali private rights and titlsa lyingwithia said boundaries

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day shipped ten bags of refinedsugar to the Coast as a sample Thesugar is of different grades andrepresents the product of the newrefining machinery established attha plantation The grades includ-ed

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