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REPUBLICAN PARTY

SOLD TO TRUSTS

Special Corrcspuuuoiitioof Tun IndkritNDKNiyby Charles A Edwards

Continued from SaturdayThe condition todayin the State of

Colorado is causing comment amongthe lawmakers of Ihe country whoate visiting the National CapitalIt also is tho oooaaion of grave con-

cern¬

TBey realize that the situa-

tion there is no longer an ordinarycontest between labor and capitaor between union and nnn unionworkers It is government by spec-

ial¬

interests for special interests carried to its logical conclusion that ison exhibition A lawless mob supported by the militia is giving themining camps the kind of law andorder that the mining companiesdeBire the samo mining companieswhich debauched the legislatureand prevented the passage of aneight hour law made mandatory byacoqstitutional amendment adoptedby an overwhelming majority of thopoople of thbState

All oitizeUs who value Americaninstitutions are dismayed They seegovernment by corporate corruptionyielding its natural fruit in unbrid-led

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disorder and military tyrannyTuu lesson of Colorado full of sinis-

ter¬

warning is as broad as tho un-

ion¬

It concerns every man whocares for the preaervation of tbelegal rights of the individual andit concerns every man also who caresfor the maintainanoa of respect forproperty

More than that the trustawhichprocure or pr6veflt legislation bypull and boodle sliike at the secur ¬

ity of everybody elses propertyIn that case will the people con-

tinue¬

to uphold a trust loving and atrust protecting administrationThink it over

In this connection the most salu-

tary¬

sign of disBent from the lastquestion asked above is the volumeof letterB coming into the headquar-ters

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of the Democratic Congress-ional

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Committee here Not longafter headquarters was establishedChairman Cowherd wrote about twothousand letters to leading Demo-

crats¬

throughout the country askingcertain questions for the informa-tion

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of himself and his coworkersin the campaign Hundreds of re-

plies

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have been received and the unanimity with which tho people whohavewritten of ohadged oondltionBdisaffection in Republican ranks agrowing foeliugtbat we will winthis year and the determination of

the men who hove been battling foryeore for tbe party of the people towipe off tbe face of the earth theparty of trusts and tbe plulotfratstbe attitude of the men who con-

trol¬

things in their saotion of thecountry have powerfully hold up

the spirits of tho men who will steerthe Democratic ship in tbu comingcampaign Let every man who be-

lieves

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in the party of tho people puton its fiphtiu toga for victory is in

the atri -

Maui Still OrowluB

Lost year Maui wob refused a ball

gatao at Honolulu on tbe groundthat Maui was uot in tho cIsbb Thedefeat of tho Puuabou team thisyear by the AllMauis bus changedall that and tho Honolulu ball mon

may oail lor p reiurn kouOi wuiuuthe Moui boys willcede Maui News

gracefully con- -

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MONDAY JULY 18 1904

THE HAM MAGISTRACY

News corns from Hsoa with regardto the vacant judgeship that Rep

resentativeHaU is the oboice and

the most popular candidate becauseit isheld that the district laoks Rood

men But obe i i a member of theHome of Representatives they are

seeking a viay to overcome thedilemma if itf tjari bo so overcomeA reprefThtotv oTthn liana Be- -

publican lub Gun O Cooper n in-

the city who Brrjt jd -- here laity Sat-

urday

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aud he held conference with

the Acting Governor and tb tametoday with regard to tbo vrcaoey

-- Of the other two men endorsedone J K Alspai is thajillorup therewith a salaryof 10 month and theothor H Z Kaipo is the captain ofpolice with a salary of 60 a monthNeither has any legal experiencebut are considered naN Tho ques-

tion is will either of them resign

their present positions with baidlyany severe responsibilltiop to acceptthe judgeship even if temporarilyonly and assume nil the responslbilitiei of such arc important poeition T

From the way things look both arebatter off in their present inferiorpositions than to go into somethingthat they are not now fitted or andperhaps be left out altogether

At this stage to look upon Haiaresignation an final is to entail anuncalled for expense upon the Gov ¬

ernment Should bis resignation beaccepted the vacancy occasionedlhrobj would hare to be filled aud

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that would mean 1000 more or tento order a speaial oloqtiop and justnow that unnecessary expense is notwantod -

The next courao left open would

be to appolnlsome one as tempora ¬

ry Distrlot -- Magistrate until the ex-

piration

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of Haiaa teim as Rep-

resentative

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ot tho nxt election in

November coming then to appoint

Haia for tho place permanently Iftho Acting Governor could safely

sea hia way out of the nolo then thisis the best course as nothing muchof any conjejqusnce is expected totranspire between now and then

providingjtheHaoa people will all

remain gdodMnthe interim si be

comes good and law abiding oitizsrisRepublicans and Home Rulers alike

with an increasing numbar of Demo

oratsnmong them And the way outof the present predicament is to ap-

point

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the Kipabulu Magistratetemporarily

We hope aud expect that ActingGovernor Atkinson will ooo it as wo

see it Of course we least expect

that the Testa protest against ex

Judge Honunn would place the Gov ¬

ernment in a position unable to find

a good man for the place with thesole exoepliou of RepresentativeHaia who is really the bust materialat hand Having in a former article

stated that tho salary 10 a monthis no incentive and that Haia doesnot care for it but hia condescend-

ing

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to accept the position upon be-

ing

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strongly urged by his friendsshows a disposition on his part tohelp out the Government in its ma

ohiiwy of justice bb he is under-

stood

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not to otre to be again return-

ed

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to the Legislature because it left

him in debt the InBt time when hereturned home even with the special

ssssion thrown in and which he is

pow working out to pay up

WILL BE DEMOCRATIC

The Advertiser delsres that thiscoming Senate must be Republicanand that the Senate will be Repub-

lican

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for the next eight jearr Itgloats over the fac in the mistakenbelief that the false hair of Govern-

or¬

Carter and numerous other scalpsare saved The morning press is

quite correot in assuming that thecoming Senate will open with a Re ¬

publican majority The cxatt fig-

ures¬

are 57 Republicans to S3 Demo-

crats or a difference of 24 Butduring the legislative sessions of theWinter 23 Republican seats willhave to be filled Seven Democraticseats will have to be filled Thiswill leave in tba Senate to startwith 34 Republieaue and 2G Demo-

crats¬

a difference on the Fourth ofMarch next of only eight

The Democrats to go out thisterm are J P Taljaferro of FloridaH D Money of Mississippi F MOookrell of Missouri P Gibson ofMontana W B Bale of TennesseeO A Culberson of Texas J W Daniel of Virginia Tho Republicanshave a eboiv of returning hut oneman in place of these and that showis of the remotest kind Giving themthe benefit of the doubt howeverwe will cut one out and that willleave the Democrats within two

rates of the Republicans

Now we oome to the States in whichRepublicans will elect SenatorsCalifornia will retire Senator Bard

and it is next to certain that aDemocrat will take bis place Demo

crats will take the places of JosephR Hanley of Conneoticut andLewis H Balls of Delaware MrBeveridge of Indiana and Mr Haleof Maine will likely be reelected asRepublicans Mr McObmasofMnryland will easily be replaced by aDemosrat and Mr Lodge of Massa ¬

chusetts will with almost equaloertalnly be turned down Mr Bur ¬

rows of Miobigan Mr Olapp ofMinnesota and Mr Stewart of Ne-

vada¬

have a reasonable chance ofreeleatioD DUtrickiofNobraskaJ Kaar of New Jersy Depew ofNaw York MeCumber of NorthDakota Aldiiah of Rhode IslandSoott of West Vircinia aarl Onrlof WlitoDiJBiaialpJIoomdmen W

This leaves us with the successorto Mr Hanna in Ohio and the suc-

cessor¬

to Mr Quay in Pennsylvaniaboth or whom will likely be reelect-ed

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Mr Kearns of Utabj and MrProctor of Vermont may also beconsidered reasonably safe for re-

election¬

Mr FoBter of Washingtonand Mr Clark of Wyoming have afighting chance but with the in-

fluences¬

of a united Demooraoy theywill probably lose

Thus allowing the Republicanparty all that is consistent withreason President Parker when hetakes reins of the office on March4 next will be confronted by a Senate composed of not less than 46

Democrats and not more than 44

Republicans With this swing thenew President will not be depend-ent

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upon the charity of an opposi-tion

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Senate for the approval of ap-

pointments¬

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The Independentmonth

5J cents per

Bisaball Grand Stand gossip willappear in tomorrows issue

The big liner Korea aitived inpetV early this morning from SanFraneisooi

The Government baud save a con ¬

cert on the Palace grounds Testerday afternoon

The books for the regiateratioi ofvoterB will open on September 1 andclose Ootobsr Id

The Good Government Clubwill hold an exooutive mealing onWednesday evening

The All Maul baseball team isagain planning a ohalleng to lonilocal team for a Serbs ofBemesnHonolulu

The old wooden building betweenthe Police Station and the Austinbuilding is being raited to theground today

Superintendent J D McVeigh willnot leave until tomorrow afternoonfor the Molokai settlement Ho

JciWWill take up a baton of patients

As the summer season is on oneneed to get cool and the only wayie to have ice made by the Oahu Iceand Eleotrio Go Telephone Blue3151

At the meeting of the DemocraticCentral Committee tomorrow eyening arrangements will be complet-ed

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for the primary eleotion to beheld in August

The office of Tub independent io

in the brick building next to theHawaiian hotel grounds on Bri T-

etania street Waikiki of AlakeaFirst floor

Both the Demooratio and Repub-lican

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Central Committees are dis-

cussing¬

the matter of dividing thelarger precincts of Oahu TheHome Bule Committee too

The reports by todays steamergive Hawaii as being a party in theHearst parade in the St Louis con-

vention¬

but do not show that thedelegates had anything to say

The Fourth Preoinat Fourth Distric Demooratio Club has takan permanent headquarters in the makaitore Alakea street of the Tee Hop

building corner Beretania and Ala-

kea¬

At the mooting of the HonoluluEngineering Association in the ballover Castle fc Cookes this eveningthe aubjeet will be a paper on Eleotrie Drive for Shop Tools by W Hpaper

To nights concert by the bandwilt be in the roof garden of theYoung hotel in place of Emmasquare This ohange has ben madefor the benefit of paissnger by theKorea and China

It is predicted that things will behummiog in JJa jcburia in a few

r days At the Shamrock Nuuanustreet between Hotel and Kingtbinga are already humming Thebest of liquors at popular prices

P OSulllvan Proprietor

Faasengera Arrived

Perstmr Kauai fromHonokaaand Kukuihaele July 16 MissFanny Greenfield W G Shaw CbtsStabner and 15 deck

Per ilmn Likellke from MolokaiMaui and Lanai port July lrJ Mastor Brash J Hopper and i dock

Per bktn Coronado from StnFranoisoo July Iff Mr and Mim

Woa Ortnond Miss Amy ReioharlMrs R LEIy Miss Kate Lewis MissFanois Lsuderbaok Misses Jessieand Ethel Ormond

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Call and inspeot the beautiful anduseful display of goods for prejents or for persqnaluoe and adorn ¬

mentfceve Building m Fort Btwd

The League Games

Saturday was a groat ball day thewoalhar boiug of the finest the

uionsBpreokeisinrstvifl8rreBiaencrowd at the League grounds being i VV MQiirard Beoond Vice Presidentone of the greatest the Transit ac-

commodation

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of the besto8tandthe games of interest from startto finish especially the first set of

the sariep that between the Hono-

lulu

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and Kamshameha teams

EAH8 V MONOMJLUS

The contest between these twoteams was looked forward to withmuch interest on aooount of thecloseness in the running made byeach of them for first placet Kanrooters were present in goodly1 bumber andthe Hgpolulus had a follow-

ing¬

of fans who ypioed their eelingsin very Btrenuous manner Thegame was won and lost by thq battery of the Kami the play by therest of the team being very goodRouters wild pitches and bases onballp had to bo overcome by goodteam play but the inevitable happened in the laBt half of the ninthwhen on an error by Kekuewa anda wild pitch by Reuter the Honoluluobtained positions on bases thatgave them two runs in the last halfof the last innings and amidst ex-

citement¬

amongst the fans that almost rained the grand stand roof

The Kama had picked up one rununearned in their usual lucky sev-

enth¬

innings and held their op-

ponents¬

down to cyphers althrougbthe game until as stated the Hono- -

lulus laBt half with the errors of theKams gave that team the gamePlunketts catching at left the Base

stealing by Gleason Alf Williamsand J Fernandez the walking givenby Reuter were features of thegamewhioh closed with a score of Kams1 Honolulu 2

ELKS PUNAIIOC3

The speed and interest developedin the play in the first game proved

n anti climax to the interest in theclosing game between the Elks andPunahou tams The game betweenthese two teams had no particularlynoticeable features aside Irom thepoor playing shown by the Puna-hou

¬

team and the recovery by Zamloch of his pitobing stride whostruck out 13 of his opponents andpulled through his end withoutgiving any walks or making any wildpitches Evers ithe new short stopfor the Elks played the positionwell covering the bases and throw- -

iug in good style The Punahouswore given a frost of goose eggs as areturn for their nine innings of playwhile the Elks mads three tolliesvis an unearned run by IJuisellinthe first an earned run by Kaai inthe fourth and one alio earned byRussell in the fifth Too gamsclosed Elks 3 Puoahoni Qf

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arkor and Money

Following is a copy of the tele¬

gram sent by Judge Parker to theDemocratic Convention at t Louis

I rqgqu the gqld standard bbfirmly and irrevooqbly establishedand shall not accordingly if the ac ¬

tion of the oonyontiQR of to dayshall be ratified by the people As

the platform is silent on the subjectmy view should be mide Ijqqwn tothe oonVoutJQD and if it proves un-

satisfactory¬

to the majority I requettyou to decline the nomination forme at once eothat another may bonomiuated hafore adjournmentAlton JJ Parkers telegram to Will-iam

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F SheehanTboatiMver whioh was adopted

by a vote of 774 to 191 was as fol-

lows¬

The platform adopted by thisconvention is silent on the questionof monetary standard beoause it isuot regarded by us as a possible is-

sue¬

in this campaign and only cam ¬

paign issues were mentioned in theplatform Therefore there is no ¬

thing in the view expressed by youin the telegram just received whichwould preclude a man entertainingthem frpm accepting a nominationon said platform -

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The HONOLULU SOAP WORKSare now putting up their BESTNumber SOAP in 50 pound Casesfamily size at 2 2S per box deliver-ed

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For all empty boxes returned ingood olean oondition 10 and 20cents will be paid

Every Family in the Inlandsohould have a obhb of Soap at thisprjoe The beat Soap made for theKitchen and Laundry Try a caseIt is oheaper than buying by thebar

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MONDAY JULY 18 1904

the ham magistracy

News come from Hans with regard

to the vacant judgeship that Rep

reseritativeHai is the ohoice and

the most popular candidate because

it is held that tbt district laoki good

man But a be i i a member of the

Home of Representatives they areseeking a nay to overcome thediiemnis if if tiari be so overcome

A reprePmtativn oiflhn- liana Re

publican lub Span O GooperJu inthe city wfio arrjvddhere laitj Sat-

urday

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aud he held conference withthe Acting Governor and tb same

today with regard to the vrcancy

Of the other two men endorsedone J E Alspai is tba jailor up therewith a salaryoM10 i rnonthsnd theother H Z Kaipo is the captain of

police with a salary of Gn a monthNeither has any isgal experiencebut are considered nafc Tho ques-

tion

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is wlli either of them resign

their present position with hardlyany severe retponaibilUiop to aooept

the judgeship evou if temporarilyonly and assume oil the responsibil-

ities¬

of suoh an important positionFrom the way things look both arebetter off in their present inferiorpositions than to go into somethingthat tbey are not now fitted or andperhaps be left out altogether

At this stage to Jook upon Haiaaresignation as final is to entail anuncalled for expense upon the Gov ¬

ernment Should his resignation beaccepted tba vacancy occasionedthereby would bavo to be filled aud

S CfaeVjSBtaiat JttMMffffJ

that would mean 1000 more or less

to order a special eleqtion and justnow that unnecessary expense is not

wanted

The next courao left open would

be to appoint some one as tempora ¬

ry District -- Magistrate until the ex-

piration

¬

of Haitis term bs Rep ¬

resentative at tho nxt election in

November coming then to appoint

Haia for the place permanently If

the Acting Governor could safely

sen bis way out of the hole then thisis the best course as nothing muchof any consequence isoxpeoted totranspire jli6Cween1now tad1 then

providingjtbeHana pisopio will all

remain gbodJinHhe interim as be-

comes

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good and law abiding oitizrisRepublicans and Homo Rulers alikewith an increasing number ot Demo

oratsamong them And the way outof the present predicament is to ap-

point

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the Kipahulu Magistratetemporarily

We hope and expect that ActingGovernor Atkinson will ooo it as we

see it Of course we least expect

that the Testa protest against ex

Judge Honunn would place the Gov ¬

ernment in a position unable to Cod

a good man for the place with thesole exoeption of RepresentativeHaia who iB really the bust material

at hand Having in a former article

stated that tho calary 10 a monthis no incentive and that Haia doesnot care for it but his condescend-

ing

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to accept tho position upon be-

ing

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strongly urged by his friendshows a disposition on his part to

help out the Government in its ma

ehitwy of justice as he is under-

stood

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not to eire to be again return-

ed

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io the Legislature bsoause it left

him in debt the lnBt time when he

returned home even with the speoiai

session thrown in and which he is

now working out to pay up

WILL m DEMOCRATIC

The Advertisor delares that thiscoming Senate must be Republicanand that the Senate will be Repub-

lican

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for the next eight yearr Itgloats over the fac in the mistakenbelief that the false hair of Govern-

or

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Carter and numerous other scalps

are saved The mdrning press is

guite correot in assuming that thecoming Senate will open with a Re

publican majority The cxast fig-

ures

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are 57 Republicans to 33 Demo-

crat or a difference of 24 Butduring the legislative sessions of theWinter 23 Republican seats will

have to be filled Seven Democratioseats will have to be filled Thiswill leave in the Senate to startwith 34 Republicans and 26 Demo ¬

crats a difference on the Fourth of

March next of puly eight

The Democrat to go out thisterm ore J P Taaferroof FloridaH D Money of Mississippi FMCookrell of Missouri P Gibson of

Montana W BBaie of TennesseoO A Culberson of Texf J W Daniel of Virginia The Republicanshavs a show of returning but one

man in place of these nud that showis of the remotest kind Giving themthe benefit of the doubt howeverwe will cut one out and that will

leave the Democrats withio two

rotes of the Republicans

Now we oomeio the States in which

Republicans wilt elect SenatorsCalifornia will retire Senator Hard

and it is next to certain that a

Democrat will take hie place Demo- -

crals will take the placet of JoaoprtR Hawlay of Conneaticut andLqwis H Balls of Delaware MrBeveridge of Indiana and Mr Haleof Maine will likely be reelected atRepublicans Mr McOomas of Mary-

land¬

will easily be replaced by aDemoarat and Mr Lodge of Massa ¬

chusetts will with almost equalcertainly ba turned down Mr Bur ¬

rows of Michigan Mr Olapp ofMinnesota and Mr Stewart of Ne-

vada¬

have a reasonable chance ofreelestioo Dlttrlcks of NebraskaJ Kaar of New Jersy Depaw ofNew York MaCumber of NorthDakota Aldiisb of RhoaVIslandSoott of West Virginia aid Quarltiof Wlieonsinljca piaipiy doomtdmen

This leaves us with tha auooessorto Mr Hanna in Ohio and the suocesBor to Mr Quay in Pennsylvaniaboth of whom will likely be reelect-ed

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Mr Eearns of Utah and MrProctor of Vermont may also beconsidered reasonably safe for re-

election¬

Mr FoBter of Washingtonand Mr Clark of Wyoming have afighting chance but with the in-

fluences

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of a united Demooraoy theywill probably lose

Thus allowing the Republicanparty all that ia consistent withreason President Parker when hetakes reins of the office on March4 next will be confronted by a Senato composed of not Ibbs than 46Democrats and not more than 44Republicans With this swing thenew President will not be depend-

ent¬

upon the oharity of an opposi-tion

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Senate for the approval of ap-

pointments¬

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Kentuckys famous Jessse MoonWhiskey unequalled for its purityand exoelleaco On sale at any oftho saloons and at Loyejoy Codistributing wetta for tU Hawaiillltutds

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The Independentmonth

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Baseball Grand Stand gossip willappear in tomorrows issue

The big liner Koreapc--- t early thisFranoisoot

morning5

attired infrom San

The Government baud gave a con ¬

cert on the Palace grounds yester ¬

day afternoon

The books for the registeratioi ofvoters will open on September 1 andoloso October Id

The Good Government Clubwill hold an executive melting onWednesday evrininft

The All Maul bsseball team itagain planning a challenge to somalocal team for a series ofgamoinHonolulu k

The old wooden building betweenthe Police Station and the Austinbuilding is being raised to theground today

Superintendent JD McVeigh willnot leave until tomorrow afternoonfor tba Molokat settlement He

VjpVwill take up a baton of patients

As the summer Beason is on oney need to get cool and the only way

is to have ice made by the Oahu Iceand Eleotrio Go Telephone Blue3151

5 At the meeting of the DemocraticCentral Committee tomorrow eye- -

ning arrangements will ba complet-ed

¬

for the primary eleotion to behold in August

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The oQice of Iiie independent io

In the brick building nest to thelj Hawaiian hotel grounds on Bare- -

tania street Waikiki of AlakoaFirst floor

Both the Democratic and Repub-lican

¬

Central Committees are dis-

cussing¬

the matter of dividing thelarger precincts of Oahu TheHome Rule Committee too

The reports by todays steamergive Hawaii as being a party in theHearst parade in the St Louis con-

vention¬

but do not show that thedelegates had anything to say

f The Fourth Preointt Fourth Dis- -

trie Democratic Club has takan permanent headquarters in the makaitore Alakea street of the Tee Hop

building corner Beretania and Ala-

kea

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At the mooting of the HonoluluEngineering Association in the ballover Castle fc Cookes this eveningthe subject will be a paper on Eloo

trit Drive for Shop Tools by W HJ piper

To nights concert by the bandwill be in the roof garden of theYoung hotel in plaoo of Emmasquare This obange has baen made

- for the benefit of paissngers by theKorea and China

It is predicted that things will beJiumming in Miohuria In a few

rdayB At the Shamrook Nuuanustreet between Hotel and Kingthings are already humming Thebest of liquors at popular pricesPOSullivan Proprietor

Passengers Arrived

Per stmr Kauai fromHonokaoand Kukuihaele July 16 MiesFanny Greenfield W G Shaw GutsStabner and 15 deck t

Per etrnr Likelike from MolekaiMaui and Lanai port July If -- Mas

ter Brasb J Hopper aod i dock

Per bktn Coronado from SnFrancisco July lfj Mr and MisWm Ormond Miss Amy ReinharlMrs R LEIy Miss Kate Lewie MissFinals Lsuderbsok Misses Jessieand Ethel Ormond

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Call and inspect the beautiful andusoful display of goods for prejonts or for personal use and adorn ¬

mentLee Building 580 Fort Strt

The League Games

Saturday was a groat ball day theweathar boini of the finest thecrowd at the League grounds being t W MGlfraid Beoond Vice President1

one of the greatest the Transit ac- -

commodation of the besteatandthe games of interest from startto fiaish especially the first set of

the sariep that between the Hono-

lulu¬

and Kamahameha teams

KAMS VI 0N0MJUJS

The contest between these twoteams was looked forward to withmuch interest on account of thecloseness ia the running made byeaoh of them for first placet Kanrooters were present in goodly1 num-

ber¬

andthe Hgnqlulus had a folldwing of fana who ypiosd their epilogsin very strenuous manner Thegame was won and lost by the battery of the Kams the play by therest of the team being very goodRenters wild pitches and bases onballc had to be overcome by goodteam play but the inevitable hap-pened

¬

in the lost half of the ninthwhen on an error by Kekuewa anda wild pitch by Reuter the Honoluluobtained positions on bases thatgave them two runs in the last halfof the last innings and amidst ex-

citement¬

amongst the fane that al-

most¬

rained the crand atand roofThe Kamo hod pioked up one run

unearned in their usual lucky sev ¬

enth inntngB and held their op-

ponents¬

down to cyphers althrouRbthe game until as Btatod the Hon-olulu

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last half with the errors of theKams gave that team the gamePlunketta catching at left the boBe

stealing by Gleason Alf Williamsand J Fernandez the walking givenby Reuter were features of thegamewbioh closed with a score of Kams1 Honolulu 2

ELKS PUNAIIOtJS

The speed and interest developedin the play in the first game provednn anti climax to the interest in theclosing game between the Elks andPunahou teams The game belweenthese two teams had no particularlynoticeable features aside irom thepoor playing shown by the Puna-hou

¬

team and the recovery by Zamlooh of his pitching stride whostruck out 13 of his opponents andpulled through his end withoutgiving any walks or making any wildpitches Evers ithe new short stopfor the Elks played the positionwell covering the bases and throw-ing

¬

in good style The Punahouswore given a frost of goose eggs as areturn for their nine innings of playwhile the Elks made three talliesviz an unearned run by Rqisellinthe first an earned run by Kaai inthe fourth and one alio earned byRunall in the fifth Tao game

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Parker and Money

Following is a oopy of the tele ¬

gram sent by Judge Parker to theDemocratic Convention at- - St Louis

I rqgqrd the go 14 standird aafirmly and irrevocably establishedand shall not accordingly if the ac¬

tion of the convention of to dayghall be ratified by the people Asthe platform is silent on the subjectmy view should be mde IjqQWq tothe oonVoiitjpn qnl if It proves un ¬satisfactory to the majority I requestyou to decline the nomination formo at once go that another may bonomiuated before adjournmentAlton H Parkers telegram to Will-iam

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FSbeehanTboanfm wbloh was adopted

by a vote of 774 to 191 was as fol-

lows¬

The platform adopted by tbiBconvention is silent on the questionof monetary standard because it isnot regarded by ub as a possible is ¬

sue in thla oampaign and only cam-paign

¬

issues were mentioned in theplatform Therefore there is no ¬

thing io the view expressed by youin the telegram just received whichwould preclude a man entertainingthem frpm accepting a nominationoa laid platform

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For all empty boxes returned ingood olean condition 10 and 20cents will be paid

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