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h urns i Pi 4if i HI 1 111 wmwowfmutwai TUB HIDSPBMDMr I3UUK0 GYERY AFTERNOON tltiidia Bnntlny U Srito null Kuillft Btroot J-- TELEPHONE 841 -- a P O BOX 81 HUBSCRI2TION BAT2S Per Month anywhere tn the Hawaiian Islnmla fid Iur Vrur 6 00 Per Yer iostjaid to Forolu Uouu trloa 8 fell 1 yablo Invlably In Adrsttco V J TESTA lisher Proprietor and Pub- ¬ EDMUND NOBRIS Editor W HOBAOE WBiani Assistant Editor llCBlcltnc in Honolulu THURSDAY MAY 17 1900 THE POLITICAL SIVUATION The reault of ORitatiou bore od behalf of the men belonging to the different political parties in the States must have proven to Repub- ¬ licans as woll as to Democrats that tho majority of tho voters in this territory is not jet ready to take oid a in political matters which in- ¬ volve national issues The Adver tiser may claim that tho Hawaiians are being mialod by us and that thoir salvation lies in voting lor Thurston MoCants Stnwart and other ardent republicans The Democrats who havent got an organ yet may attompt to induce the voters to support their ticket and evon IhePopulistSjPrnhibitiouist and other parlies may organise and ask the Hawaiians to vote with them We do not say that the day wijl not come when the voters of this territory will fight each others fist and mouth in disputing over the ro lativo merits of tho great political parties But we do say that tho time has not como yet when we who have given no thought to Ame- ¬ rican politics oan honestly join any party and promiso allegiance to a platform we do not understand We wish our esteemed eontempora ties would understand that there is no intention on the pad o the majority to elect a narrow minded clique of muunufflps for the fir I Legislature We know that the Legislature will be in our hand but we foul confident that it will be no honest and representative assembly which will bo called upon to pu our territorial house in order As an illustration lot us say that a uinu like S M Damon if he diouid desire it will uudoulitt dly bo tlect without any question being askei to what party he belongs as far national politics are concerned Mi Paul Isenberg whom the Hawaiian know as a true frinod will have a easy road into tho Legislature aur yet we dont kuow whether ho is a democrat or s republican Colour Joruwel if ho deairs it Ci3 take his choice for legislative honors oi Maui and we all know that he is t staunch democrat while South Kit bala will vote for Sam Parker over day iu ho week not becauB he ir a now born republican but because lie is Sam Parker and the bas We simply mention these fuv men who perhaps havo no iutentioi to enter into puhlio life again tc show that the Hawaiians will no and cauuot possibly have anything to do with national politics but wil simply endoavor to caBt their vote for the best men Should the It publioauB and Democrats put ii separate ticket we have no dnub that somo namos from oaah tiuke1 will bo chosed by tho majority uf the votors for election But it ie the raau not his polSUcs which will bo supported at Ibo ballot boj ¬ wrowwiTOiM6wpiwwjwm iiiiuiptULiiiriLiMMwrwMMwiWMwwwpwiiwiwttwawBiftiili wywwnmji TOPICS OF THE DO Tho nnaroliista who wantad to blow up Mr Cnuavarro are dosiroun of leaving the country By oil menus let tluirioHH go but are our friends on tho Mainland anxious to receive tho criminal leavings from the Territory of Hawaii We aro glad to son that a jury fotiui umliet in favoi of Piggotl and Frod Hamtler who were charg ed with lobbing a Chino Btnro during tho days of tho big fire The evidcnco was only circumstantial and tho verdict of the jury was hail- - i etl wilu Untight by I no many lrioiiclR nf young Haustler who is a highly rpceitntnended young fellow and who had tnkeo his bad piodicamout very much to heart Aoeoidiug to tho morning paper i lie HawaiiaUR at Konlaupoho and Waalua an fi eektng into Republic ¬ an Club The nfnis meutioued a officers of ho i lub bIiowh that gov ¬ ernment facials are the only ones to th front and that the bovb arq exactly as they were iu days gone t3 when they said wo will sign viythinc tho bosses can see our signatures but not our votes It makes the Advertiser clique happy and that should be a matter for due consideration by all nf us The Inspector of ptiblio schools Mr Townsend is evidently not a very popular man among tho school tpaehe rn and the public who take an interest iu educational matters In the Couucil of Statu his methods in inspecting schools received a se ¬ vere roasting from Hon Paul Tsen bortr and siuco then we have receiv ¬ ed numerous letters in which teach ers cspreBS their candid opinions of the gentleman who we understand aspires to be tho bos- - of the Educa tional Department nndor tho Territory There is one point in the complaints laid before us which we believo the Legislature should tabu special cogozmco of and that ro era to tho alleged discrimination iu regard to salaries of teachers Who tber this matter comes within the province of Mr Townend we oau not nay but wo underotand that tho salaries are fized according to bis iiggestions and recommendations Wo beliovo that tho salaries should be appropriated for the office and not for tho person holding the ofileej Lt us say that Mr A is the princi- ¬ pal of tho Government school in B and receives S75 a month Mr A is the friend of Mr Townsond and re- ¬ tains bis office and his lucrative salary Me dies or goes away or gels an other school and upon the Inspect ens recimmondniion Miss C gets the position as principal of tho chool in B Sbo is not a pot how ¬ ever and alio receives consequently ouly 535 a month Now that is whero our luck comes in if Miss C i competent to fill the pnsitiou held uy Mr A she is entitled to the same tagea which ho received If she is iot compoteut to ill tho place why appoint hot There aro many others ro bo had What wo wish to im- ¬ press ou the gentlemen who will landln tho appropriation bill in the eezt Legislature is that no discrim nation in regard to the paymont of inblio salaries should be left in tho lands of beads of bureaus or de tart ments F soil palaries should be voted for to avoid harmful dicer mi iclioii hurtful favoritism and ul nepotism hate GORHEBPONDENCE Wait I v Election En The Ikoependent Happily tho natives are not de eivod Their ablest leadors are now n tho Republican party and the rank anil file as at Wnialua the dher night are Hocking in Thoy ire welcome and will havo fair play tnd no moro of such duviouo and prejudiced couusel as they have oeen getting from Tm Independent etc Tho abovo is from fbe Adver user For ways that aro dark and rigls tmt ato rain utid with a suavity of manurr of Mark Banna and Kidd tho pirate the Advertiser takes tho cake dieh pau and all Dear reader the Advertiser somo two months ago sharply ctilicized tho United States Souate in an angry mood for not placing a high pro ¬ perty qualification upou tho votes of the Hawaiians tho Portuguese the Americans and all other poor people who are forced to labor for thoir daily broad But now as the poor aro for all time freed from the blighting clutch of tho Dolo gaiiM it is quite refreshing to read at the present time the various niorts snarls and special pleadings of the Advertiser now fast receding into the ranks of MiGinly The Inde pendent has for long and stormy years stood as the sturdy champion of Hawaiian rights for which its editor in the meantime has suffered a number of prosecutions or perse ¬ cutions if you ploao coupled with false imprisonment while the Ad- ¬ vertiser cannot show for its clique a single act outside of persecution of the HawaiianB since 1893 until it lately awoke to tho fact that the Hawaiians aro unfettered and free And can now go to the polla and cat their votes without fear or favor from their fotmr enemies So hUb me darlings until election day wboti the birds in the breeze will sing in the trees the sore discomfiture of the lambs behind the Advertiser So Bn It Sanitary inspection Ed The Independent Why does not tho Board of Health look into the conditions of the build iuir troeted at Leloo ou King street for the accommodation nf Japanese prostitute The building hai been erected on the ground contrary to sanitary regulations but I care noth- ¬ it fi W FOit Govornment Publications to ba Mndo The Executivo Cotincial lias voted to publish iu a compact volume the constitution of the U S tko joint resolution of annexation tho terri torial act and tho laws of Hawaii a affected by tho joint resolution of annexation tho territorial act and tho rules and regulations for admin istering oaths aud holding elections as revised by congress A thousand copies will be publiihed for the en ¬ lightenment of Hawaiians At the meeting of the council yes ¬ terday it was also agreed that the rulos and regulations for administering oaths and holding elections at revised by eougro8 bo published separately in pamphlet form to the number of one thousand NOTICE TO All British Subjects are earnestly requested to attend a meeting on SATURDAY EVENING May 19th iu the Arlington Hotel at 780 oclock to consider Wsy and Moans for celebrating tho Queeus Birthday on May 21th lGll 3t For tho Primaries TIo Merchsnt3 Exchange laid in a fine stock of necessary material for tho holding of the primaries and conventions Try the superfine liquors kept on hand for the con sumption of customers and vnu will como out a winner No charges to those who belong to the rigth party Insure Your Housoand Furniture WITH H LOSE QENEKAL AGENT For Insurance Company of North America and New Zealand Insurance Company 13U 17 ing for that Wnat I want to call attention to is that there are no ces poolp no bathrocms nor closets to h building although it contains 60 rooms occupied by 150 v r one at lost I live in the neighborhood and the stench from the premises n nough to drive all residents away from he district I invito you to spend one night at my house and judge for yonrelf You niBy bring the whole Board of Health alont thoy wont got much sleep If tbee lines can stir up the well paid sani- ¬ tary inspectors you have dmi a ser ¬ FOB SALE Qinnn KEW MUDUtt COTTAGE otUUU and Letat Kewalo Lot Cux 100 A bargum ns h liiic Awly o WILLIAM HAVIHUE 1317 tX No810 Inrtmreat A M HEWETT Freight Clerk and Stevedore Old Reliable Ag dn on Deck vice to yours Nostmls Olflie At the OM Vnn Dome Premises 1M5 ly A Bargains BRITISHERS NE W will abound 2 Pair Mens Best HermsdorE Socks ¬ insr SIXTY DAYS AFTER tho Hawaliau Territorial bill is pissed tho duty on European China and Crock rv waro will bo from 15 to GO percent higher 55 percent on Whito and 60 percent ou Decorated THE PRESENT DUTY ia 10 percent ou either NOW IS YOUR TIME to puroliBse what you wsut in thin lino before prices ate advanced STERLING SILVER from tbo factories of Reoij Barton and Whitine Mfg Co WE WILL have a un cial sale for the nxt thirty days commencing April 28th THE REDUCTION will be 33 1 3 percent Our assort mentis very complete PLATEWARE will bo also sold at special reduced prices RICH CUT GLASS for tho next thirty days at a 25 percent reduction ALL OF OUR GOODS are marked in plain finure 3 and the old prices remnin with tho new f W DIMOND GO LIMITED Importers of Crockerv GIib Lamps House Furnishing Goods K L B 22EHR CO LTD TARIFF 25c French Valenciennes fcShss 2c the yd np 3 Pair Cliildreos Best fsB1 k 100 These are only a sample of the Bargains to bo found in all hues o goods in our Various Departments h B RERR CO LTD QUEEN STREET gjwgieeBgaBfwaggwjirt
lllllilllwww3wm iv Ill tNua4Vb mkws inn iwini win p ima evening nt tho Hnwmnii Hiitnl Tim Oriihmim poiplis aro happy and so ia tho andtuupo Ah H n rffrs a good reward for tho fiuilor it Ms tray mulo Honolulu iin8uunr Service do livr tie tnvr idr of local Democrats Inst evouiUK at ProRroPB Hall Every chair in tho npacious hall was occu- - rnoKonKPR and paokaROB Tele Phnnn iVW iwmiijiwmiMiwiwurtwiiniaiiiiiinimjiMijtiWW Democrats Meet nj Tlfxrn tnn n Inrirn nml nnhiitinR All Wool Black Crepons And Colored Grepons Thi proRratn for thu llih of Juno race meiMiiiK ill bo revised and all will ho happy These goods only arrived on thcS R TOmiiiJUjinMamMum HljuujumnMHaiJu Warrhnoo and they are beauties 10x4 Binaclud SlimMitiyp 20 conlB a yanl for imn week only at L 13 KVrr Co Queen nUt of A grand oppor unity to replenish yiur ahptituiun and oillnw ianitirR for ono week nuly at Kerr Co Tlo Board of lllh has decided tint to mnlm an official v mt to tho Leper SuttlHinent at present The ponial ensrUinmeut at tho Opera HmiH on Saturday oveniup prooiicos to ho a very successful af- ¬ fair VI Dont fail to nn up Telephone 444 American Mepseugor Servieo if you havo any meseagos or packages to deliver When you want a haotcrinp up 191 On Hint stand you will get a reliable and cood driver a fino hack and uo overcharging Thirty two ChinpRo aro booked to leave hy theC iptic It is rumored that one of them will carry in hi trunk a ccrtaiu bead valued at 365000 Thpro were a largo number of people at tho PaoiGe Tennis Club yesterdiy nfternnon when the lirat round of ladiea ninnies waa played Dr O B Cooper and E C Win itn heve benn nppointeit member of the Brd of Health in the place of Dr Day and F M Hatch re sign d The nro KiK street bridge will hnr ly te opened to traffic It will ln in nresl an to wacli lh H ft ol ho climito on the aophiltum used on the tir do The Citv Carriage Co ia now in the liver tuihiuefi It ha hupniea Miirty- - wu etc on baud at all li ur f the dwy or night Tele phniiM 113 Special bargain for tho gentle m HaN niui Caps Slnrtp Collars 1nff aitd N ek Timm for one week only Ht L B Korr Co Queen Strnet Briishor w II rlly at ho ArlinK ton H il Priilurs on May 19 o malie arrauKOiuentfl for a proper ctlotiruiii f Qieon Viuioi a birthday tho dear old 24th ol A ay Kontuokvu lamoua Jobsbo Mooie Whiskey unequalled for its purit and escellonca On sale at any ol the aaloona and at Lovojoy Co diBtributinR aRentii for tho Elawoiiai iaUndo A brual assault was committeed by a white woman yesterday on a small girl attending the primsrj class of the Hinli School Tho wo ¬ man will probibly be arrested and aoveroly punished If tho Canadian Australian SSO ehuuld decide to try each of the Hogou caea tho prospects aie that we will have Sate hood befce tho court Kottbrmiiih the job 1 is to ba hoped that a compromisf may be ell ctod The Post ollico clerks intoud to tako a vaoalloii on Suuilay next and havo an excursion by hn train fur tho purpose of inspecting the plant ationa in whinh they have invested thoir liberal xtraH for overtime It is aafo to nay that a mail stoamei will arrive ou Sunday at 0 am Teaohor who wish to visit th Bi shop Museum with thoir classes nr requosted to do so by appointment with tho director as it ia desirable for tho nnmfort of both schools am other visitors that only onesolioil should bo inthehallsof the Muw at ono time Appointmoiits will made in the nidor of application for Friday or Saturday Teachers ar advised to hrfiiK Pt tnora than 0 pupils nt o ttpP For MoloUai Fiflytwo alleod lepo ill Bhortly bo font to Molokai Of this number 83 aro Hawaiian 11 aro half whitos 4 nro Portuguese 8 aro Chinese and 1 is Germau Out of the tho 52 aJ are males while 13 aro females Tho ao of tho loperH raiiKo all tho way from 5 to 57 years Pwantypnp arp from 1 ifp ielapdj 4 fmip Maui i from Hawaii 3 from Joijaj plot and oven tho atajra leading to tho hall wore lined with men anxi ¬ ous to hear the speeches of tho eloquent orators who occupiod tho platform Dr J S McGrew pro ¬ sified assisted by Colonel McCarthy anil Mr John Wlao actod aa aecro tary Spcr hes wero made by at lornoy E B McOlanahan John E BuMi and J K Kaulia Somo ro niarks wero also mado by a Mr Mar hall formerly editor of the de funct V iloano Mr McOlanahan is a forcible npenker and wo regret that space prtvuutR in from printing his spcooh in full His address which was vory modornte and full of tnct wob fre quoiitly interrupted with applause and received enthusiaatically by the audiouo Mr Bush mado an oxcollmt speech in which ho explained tho impossibility of asking the Hawaii aus to take sides iu the national political issues Mr Marshall weut on the plat ¬ form in respouRO to calls from noma Republicans present in tho hall who wantoil to see somo fuu They aaw it but it will hardly be fun for Mr Marshall who decidedly failed to score a puccobb Before adjourning the following resolution introduced by C L Rhodes waB adopted Resolved That the chairman of this meeting be authorized to ap- ¬ point a committee of twenty one to bo announced through the news papors to provido a plan of enroll- ¬ ment and organization and to pro pare an address to the people of the Territory of Hawaii and to report it a meeting to bd called hereafter The officers of this meeting Bhall be memiors of ths committee To Nichts Concert The Government band will play this evening at the Hawaiian hotel a half past sovon oclook The fol l iwing will bo the program TAUT I Overture Italian Style Shubort Piccolo Silo Tho Humming- ¬ bird Selling Mr M Knalnkai Graud Seloetion Maritann Wallace Scwr a Likn Leliun Pna Pikake Mias J Ivoliiaa b Elua no maua Ho Iniki Mrs N Alapai part u Soetiou Potpourri Lambolot Pnutaaia-- Mount Guard Eilenberg Wnli z Fantaisio Cooto Gallop Tho Planter Pricko Tho Star Spangled Banner A Now Paper Tho Ilpubliein is the name of a iow paper which will shortly be started in Honolulu Mr Manann vho is tho buiuess manage of tho nnw couceru states that uo appoint ments havo been made as to tre staff oflhe paper which will publish ¬ ed in tho raorniutr June 15 and that none will be made untd the arrival of Mr E S Gill a well known new ¬ spaper man who is to he tho editor of the now ioiirua Mr Gi I is ox pected to arrive by ho Coptic m Born BncuElu this oity May 17 1900 to tho wife of Wm Brede a daughter LOST MY PKKMI8K3 WAILOPK FKOM the iIrIh of May 10 1000 a He nlo limmloit with a ho bo shoo figure on tliole t hlml Ior It has a lump n the rfKlit hind loj It carrlf a a head tall witli i Iiimu npi attaphort A re rrt ol Vive S500inillais w 1 boplveu iliu nmlor on liMlvoi I Kthnnulmxl Ht Bam blues rice nhntatlmi Knialhma All llOI Hunolnl May 17 1100 1011 Ut Par AVSTUAUA for Camarinos Rofrigorotor--A- n extra fresh supply of Grapes AppleB Lenions Oranges Limes Nuts Raisins Celery Fresh uimnn CauliUotver Rhubarb As paragus Cabbage Eastern and Cali rnmia Ovsters iu tin aud buoII Crabs Turkeys Flounders etc All ame in season Also fresh RppU toft ffiKLIflfl WrcVi WW Cboeso Tplapo yoay orters early prompt deliyory OALIFQRNU FRUIT MAItKET ¬ A Startling offer of New and Scarce had lota of Crupons hetore and have sold thein too But thia new shipment iFArR ESZXZOEiED XTT STYL Anything ever offered in Honolulu before In the information wo get from reliable sources and we believe ifc too nj unfiling t We shall offer them in No BIND TJP 33 THE OLD BOYS ARE STILL tho frouU The firo took the stables and the rats but tbo Que car- ¬ riages and experienced drivers of tho Hotel Carriage Co are again on deck on tho old stand corner of Hotel and Kichanls streets and will be on hand as soon as their patrons ring up 32 TO 1452 tf THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS AN IMMENSE SUCCESS A Country Coon Written Fsperially for BR NWST HOG AJsT by ALLAN DUKN A Musical Earce Comedy iu THREE ACTS FULL OF NEW SONGS DRAM ATIC SITUATIONS-MIRTHF- UL DIALOGUE Special - Souvenir - RUtinse Saturday afturnoou Genuiue Photo graphB of Baby Ruth Frea to all Children NEW SONGS and SPECIALTIES Rot ONW niwma ut 11 iv 81 KING STREET ipiinnn Kilt Go Q J Waiuu MiHioiE Navy m w tjW uud AMD- - from 65c to from 75c to 2 Pieces 06Ot0 Th Peoples Paider iNTGKKT GRAND ATTRACTION Metropolitan Meat QXJTOKCELS Contyoto Two Alifee 3664440eteti4Z4tt Ladles and Cravanette Cloaks and Also CRAVANETTE by the Tard Colora --Black UMBRELUS Silk and Alpaca Waterproof Carriage Apron Linen Carriage Wraps in Great Tariity at E JO a I m illi W J T i O BOX 8S6 CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS WAVERLEY BLOCK BETHEL SI REE Walerhonse II E B Gents Water Coats W No 10 Fbfi Sirtet 1372 TO - 1 yard yard aud Assorted TWO RETAIL STORES Htnrll Wholesale and Retail 175 per 175 per 8UCCEBS0UB Mrlutyre uh Henry May Bro rmnriT UIUIjJj1 Tea Dealers and Coffee Merchants Retail Stores evoruy Bloek Bthtl Street WJbiolcsaJle IDTOaartmeni Bethel SU Comer Kmcr and Fort Streets We have makes a more stylibh skirt or suit than a pretty Crepon and they wear well that id if yon get the right kind and t q CnW5 Co mAsntv t Kiirt StrHi 22 and U2 uihHi sirt at and m r M i K mi M n I II II il f - 1 ii r i i
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