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Late Books

A toOUt

Napoleon

Of making books about Napoleon

there is no end One o the latestwritten by Thomas E Waton andpublished by the Macmlllan Compa-

ny

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Is a portly volume well printed

well bound and well Illustrated as

is tho cae with tho publications of

that house That It Is interestingcan not be denied Dut it possesses

a certain peculiaiity shall we saya piovinclal peculiarity which i3

that Its author speaks of tho investi- -

f gattons of recent writer s only tosneer at them Ho siys it is piepostorous that men of today should

know more of tho events of a cen ¬

tury ago than men who wroto atthat time Tills statements is itselfpreposteious The amount of Na-

poleonic¬

material hi ought to lightby recent students is amazing Manyniomolis have been published duringtho last ten years which for vari ¬

ous reasons had lecm kept hiddenby the authors helis Ouo of thesanotnble works was the memoirs ofTallyrand although thoy did not

piovo so lich as wna liqieil perlaps to most rprqaikahle of themilitary memoirs woro those of thoBaron do AJnibot which appeared in1598 They treated a furore whentlioy appealed and are now In theiraixty sixth edition Yet these mem ¬

oirs had icmnlned n possession oftho Ma hot family for nearly throequatteiB of a century Largo col-

lections

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of letters state papers andother documents have also begpbrought to light wltjiln ho ltBt teujeais redoilck Mueson who wastho secretary of Prlnco NapoleonPlon Plon and who was niudq that

princes lltoiary heir has publishedsix Yoluines within tho last six yearsall full of now matter based on theprinces laigo legacy of Napoleonlottors as well as other collectionsof lcttorb and family documents belonging to various members- - of theBannpajto faintly

Still another mlno of new matterwas unearthed by Professor WilliamSloanowhen ho was preparing his finehistory of Napoleon so sumptuouslyprinted byjtho Century Gftiftpauy

about four yea 1 ago ProfessorIqanp Jn addition to studying

these various sources went to tho

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Oct 20 1902 for 100 tons ofcoal to be delivered at the KalihiPumping Station of the WaterWorks

Specifications at the office of theSupt of Water Works

The Supt does not bind himselfto accept the lowest or any bid

Honolulu October 11 1902HENRY E COOPEK

Superintendent of Public Works2336 3ts

SHEHIFFS SALE NOTICE

Uudor and by virtue of a certainExecution issued by Lyle A DiukeySecond District Magistrate of Ho-nolulu

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Island of Oahu Territory ofHawaii on the 18th day of Septem-ber A A 1902 in tho matter ofWOLTERS WALDRON CO LTDvs W H KAILIMAI et al I haveon this 19th day of September AD 1902 levied upon and shall offerfor sale and soil at public auctionto the highest bidder at the PoliceStation Kalakaua Hale in said Ho-nolulu

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at 12 oclook noon of FRI-DAY

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thB2Hh day of OCTOBERA D 1902 all the right title andinterest of said W H Kailimai etalco partners doing business underthe name of the Kakaako FamilyStore and of W H Kailimsi andof Solomon Pahia in and to tho fol ¬

lowing deacribed perfional propertyunless the judgment and cost ofexecution amounting to TWOHUNDRED and FORTY FOURand 53 100 DOLLARS interestcosts and my expenses are previous-ly

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Soo Tnvontory of said propertyat my officeOHAS F CHILLING WORTH

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THURSDAY OCT 16 1902

ALL IS KEFUfLIOaN

There seems to be no further use to

woik any politics as everything and

everybody have all gone Republican

according to nil our Republican con-

temporaries

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If they were so sure of

success why should they work at all

They ought to sit back on theirhaunches and scoop ern all in with a

new whisk btoom and make a cleansweep of everything in sight Why

work hard if success is ensured

When Prince Cupid touicd the Isl-

and of Hawaii it was all Republican

when he visited Kauai lie cap-

tured his home island and made all

the people there turn Republican

now he has gone to Maui everyone In

that royalist hotbed will become Re-

publican and on this island they

feel so suie of Republican success

Democrats nor Homo Ruleis aio to bo

found any where This is presumptionto beat tho band and Judge Kaulukoumay yet piesumo to stay at home

But wouldnt this Jar any fair-minde-d

observer Tho bald presumption of

tho Republicans that everybody havebecome Republican Is real rich to bo

seilously taken Into consideration If

they are so sure wo lepeat why workat all Better take it easy gentlemenWhile they aro lesting easy In

their attempt at captming everythingin sight tho otheis aio not quiet butaro working leal haul with a will Hanalei on Kauai may bo Republican on

tho surface as well as all other placesvisited but Inwaidly tho natives aioHomo Ruleis

A ropoit to that effect came by telephone yesterday to Home Rulo head ¬

quarters and no Republican would Be

lieve it that it camo fiom a foimerstrenuous Republican giving tho information that Homo Rule candidateson tho Koolau bide of his ibland liavobeen holding largo meetings at allpoints visited and that ho a former Re ¬

publican Is only such on tho outsidebut Internally he is a Homo Ruler ItIs ppllcy for ono to bo such nowadaysSuch ja tho cage all along the line anil

how can our Republican friends nnd

enemies combined feci confident

It la mighty cold comfort to rely on

the words of political runners who

are woiklng ior 2 a day nnd most of

them aic Home Rulcis at that Re ¬

member tho ttcntmcut that both

tho Democratic and Republican partics got for their pains at tho lastelection Tho Republicans will be

tioatcd to the same dose again thistime

We give this out for tho good of tho

Republicans as against our own pollt

lcdl interest feeling confident that our

fight Is open and above board Noth ¬

ing is so sure till after the coming 4th

of November Over confidence is

srucly the cause of defeat and politi ¬

cal disaster

WILCOX OB KUHIO

Hereunder followoth a rich quartz

of bullion flora the Adveitlser of theDth instant Send that boy to Con-

gress

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and well all turn in and do ourbest for him said Senator Mitchell

on leaving Hawaii That ropiesentsthe attitude of the Republican leaders

towards a Republican DSlcgate No ¬

body says anything of the kind aboutWilcox Instead the leaders on both

sides echo the Presidents words

Why do jou send a man like that to

Congress

The above statements credited to

our iccent visiting Mainland Senators

Is in support of our aiticle of yester-

day

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under the caption of Keep theBoy Send the Man As the Republi-

can

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prince has been tciruod a boy

suiely he would need all tho help pos ¬

sible for a boy is incapable of doing

a mans duty No boy Is needed atWashington but a man Is very

much needed A man In the eyes of

the majoiity of the Hawaiian elector-

ate

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is a man indeed but a boy is no

man at any cost until matured by ex

peilenco An inexpcilenccd man as

asserted by the prince himself recent-

ly

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is a poor man to trust In public affairs for hellbe only a tool and aplaything in tho hands of men of ex-

perience

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But tho Admtlscr changed base

this morning by saying that Such a

man as Pilnce Kuhlo not only de ¬

serves election 911 his own account

but he would bo a sound investment

lor Hawuli and especially lor his com-

patriots tho native people Wo fully

bolicvo with our contemporary thattho prince surely deserves election

to stay at homo wheio ho lightly be ¬

longs And wo also bellcvo that tho

Hawaiian pcopo will so elect to twathim on election day to stay In his

light place at home nnd gain soma

experience before trying to soar bo

yond himself

OHUBOH TKUSXEEB IN POLITICS

Turncoat Kaillraal blandly told tho

few Republicans assembled at Kauluicous Aala gathering that the Board of

Tiustccs of the Kaumakaplll Church

have endorsed ox Senator Achi for reelection at tho coming campaign for

tho many helpful assistance ho hasicudeicd tho chmdi and jts members

He fmther said that all tho rnqmborg

of that congregation will vote foi himsolidly Of course wo know that Mr

Achi has been of great help to the de-

pleted

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coffers of that church but wo

voiy much doubt whether that will

officials arc meddling in politics ItIs well to know them dabbling in iiodevils gamo than in abiding by theirsupposed Chrstlan duties But it hasnlawys been so tho Congrogallonallsts

enter politics to hoTp save theirfriends Just look at the number ofparsons in politics two on the Republican side and three on theHome Rule sldo and wo stren-

uously

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decry such course of ac-

tion on their part Thoy ought to herelegated to purgatory for extraditionfiom their faults and grievous sinsSee to the downfall of thojo politicalparsons that have gono before But we

dont think that the church will helpMr Achi out any

FEELS HIGHLY ELATED

Since The Independent has given exSenator Achi a great deal of notlcolately ho feels highly elated over thefact that he has a sure pipe cinch inbeing ie elected He evidently is ofthe opinion that our opposition to himwill give him a certain amount ofcheap notoiiety that his le electionwill be a foregone conclusion ThisIs no idle talk but he told us so in asmany words that the more we speakdisparagingly of him the more noticewill we draw towards him that will

suiely ensure his filling one scat in the

next Senate chamber It does not mat

tei much to him how much we speak

of him he feels all the more proud of

our notice and of advei Using him freegratis As far as wo are concernedwe are only too glad to give him all

the notoriety and show possible for

him to gain another popular prefer-

ment

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providing he can convert enough

outside of the Republicans to vote forhim If he is then satisfied with whatwe aro doing for him he is welcometo it

TOPICS OF TBE DAI

But wouldnt it be queer to find thatsome of the funds stolon fiom tho Ter

lltory had gone to pay Republican

campaign expenses It is just as easy

for The Independent to say so as it is

for tho Advertiser to Insinuate

Deacon or Cardinal Testa

whichever it may be wilf have 111 op-

portunity

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to teat two Browns a Jako

and a Wlllard They miy brown himor hell test them both and Cooperby being pievlously Qoyd Is to blamo

for it all Isnt that too bad

Pela paha Neither Democrats nor

Home Rule Senators will os in it on he

IIand of Oallll pays the Star Butwo think theyll bo there sine and will

wear all tho fine Panama hats In townon November 4 Not only them but theDemocratc Honie Rule Reprcsentnilvertoo

After the last gojctlon our friend Re-

publican

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Achi damned tho Republicansfoi not voting for him and ho gave theciedlt for his election to tho Homo Ru-

lers He said that if the Homo Ruleisof the Fifth Repiesetnatlve DIstiictdid not vote foi-- hm surely he would

have been defeated And If so whyis ho damning tho Homo Rulors Butmay bo hu is wot king thorn to a finish

Wo shall see

Because wo seo that W C Achlselection to he next Senate is suie istho leason wo aie opposing him so

said tjio ex Senator to usjhisjnornlngWo aio pot so sure of hTsffeelcctlon

but what Wf do seo ahead that defeathelp him any and redeem his soul JS suiely Blaring hjm Jn the face Hofrom perdition And so these church cannot be re elected evpu though he fsl

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strongly supported by the tiustccs of

Kaumaknpill Church

Special Agent Cooper In chaigo of

tho Public Works Department has liad

two Biow ns with a Te3a sridwlihcdIn and appointed to seivo on a loadcommission to appraise the vihiulonand to assess the damages for land ali¬

en in tho widening of tho pioposed

Waiklki boulevard Whats that fot

Why didnt he appoint an all Blown

tilo Did ho expect thit the two

Biowns may be able to brown Totaup or that Testa may test thorn whichIs It The duo may possibly succeed

but wo doubt whethor thejll be able lo

do very much testing without the thirdmember being aware

PLATFORMOf the Democrat Prirly of the

Tenitoiy if Hawaii

Tho Democratic iarty of the Terri-tory of Hawaii reaffirms tho princi-

ples of the platform of the party adopt ¬

ed in convention in Honolulu II T

October 8 A D 100C

And because the political histoiy of

Jiis Territoiy since that time hasshown the peculiar aptness and thewisdom of the position- - taken by theDemociatlc party on the Issues local

0 this Territory we repeat the fol-

lowing

The Democratic party as the pro

nounced and tiusted fiiend of the la-

boring classes dcclaies itself to be In

avor of an eight hour labor law andhe giving ot all Government work to

citizens or the Territory or Hawaiinot however to tho exclusion of maleHawaiian residents of European nalonality who because of their inabil ¬

ity to speak read and write the English or Hawaiian languages are deniedAmerican citizenship

We favor the appiopriation by thenext Legislature of the Tcnitory of

Hawaii of a liberal pension to theof Hawaii as a just acknowl

edgment due her lor her great lossWo faor an appropriation by the

Congress of the United States to com ¬

pensate tho ex Queen in an equitablemm for tho deprivation suffered by her3f the Crown Lands

We favor tho payment of all provenand Just claims resulting from loss bytire incuired thiough tho suppiessloiiof the recent epidemic of bubonicplague

We favor a lovlslon and a modifica

tion of all exlstlpg Jlpenso lawg

Wo favor tho enlargement and toniprehenslyn rjevelopiqent q1 a tie hai301 s of this Tenltory

AND FURTHER WE DECLAREThat we favor the immediate enact-

ment by the next Loglslatuio of lawsseating out of the Tenitoiy of Havail counties tpwpg aijd nuulclnallles

That wo piotest against tlio assumption of power anil authoilty arrogatedo ItBelf by that creation of Governor

Dolo known as tho Executive Counciland declare the same to be absolutelyin Amoiican

That wo protest agqipH tho Gnlll9yneiit of Asiatics ns labgiejs or gthoivlse either directly or indirectly by

the government or upon any woik orcontracts to be done and paid forby thp Government of tho Territoryof Hawaii or any govej anient or boardconstituted thereunder

That wo oppose all effoits tp isfranchise tho Hawaljans

TJjt Ue power pr jHp ymi fljj

MHHnHMNnmmHnnvwnHealth bo limited and defined by leg ¬

islative enactment

Onfthls platform with the ticket alicady nominated tho Democratic par ¬

ty appeals to the voters of Hawaii

Answer in Jacicson Dlvorco

An answer was filed yectetday byNigel Jnckson to the application ofMamie Friol Jackson for a divoroeDefendant says he has always beena kind and dutiful husband but ad-

mits¬

that ho struck libellant butdid so merely in the heat of passionbecauso said libellant was found byhim in the eompany of two Boldiorpigainst whoso attentions he hadwarned her and to whoie attentionshe objected Defendant also re ¬

fers to fiuding his wife at the bouseof Willie Swinton a disreputableperson

Libellon further says his wifesconduct has oauied him great suf-fering

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acd often times ho wastempted to end his own life

It is further alleged that thedivorce proceedings aro the resultof a conspiracy t otweeu J B Watson

od wife and Mrs E B Friel

A Stovuduro HurtJust before the noon hour Tuerday

William Hudsou a stevedore hodhis right thigh fractured while hand-ing

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the heavy pieces ot scrap ironand other freight frem the steamerTampeioo laiing at the Fish

market Wharf He was on the docknear a heavy box which was aboutto be hoisted A Budden jerk on thewhip dragged the box against Hud-son

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throwing him down and crush ¬

ing his thigh He was reinrvod tothe Queens hospital

Born

EFFiNGEn In this city Ootober11 1002 to the wife of JohnEtBoger a son

VeB8eIa can now ear at NowcagbleN S W fir Lahaina and Koloalireot without calling at this part

Catherine E England yesterdayBled a discontinuance of tie divorcepetition filed by her against O FEngland

The BrithiBh ship Oantock RookCaptain Laurie arrived yesterdayafternoon from Valpqraso viaIquiqup She brings 1700 tohs ofnitrate She sailed August 16 forHonolulu

The treasurer has received anamendment to the chprler of thoPioneer M 11 Comptny etriking outa clause in the articles which provides that the socrelary only shallreceive compansation for service

The bark St Jamea J43f toneburthen in comnund of CaptainTapley arrivf d yesterday forenoonfrom Savannah whence she Bailedon June 3 Sho brings a cargo ofphosphate rock for Uaekfeld Co

The Federal Grand Jury did nottake up the investigation of thecirculation of counterfeit coin atthis session gome of the cojna BBigedhave beau forardod to tho mainland for examination and a reportvill ba awaited before ny futheritepsare ttken bv Uuited StatesAttorney Breckon

TO LET OR LTABE

g9jk A rmteprp on King Stiiu nui ooutaming0 rouus latelv nnmi

pied by AlrW P Barry Rent moderate Apply to

ABRAHAM FERNANDEZwith Hawaiian Hardware Co

211 0 tf

THOS LINDSAY

HannfactnTlng Jowoler

Call and inspect the beautiful anduseful display of goods for prqsents pr for personal use and

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EopnblipftUB will stump Kalihioa np touight

Tbe Rev Father Matthias has re-

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from Molokal

Only four passengers wore broughtby the America Marti for this port

Col and Mrs W F Allen loft bythe Alameda yesterday for a shorttrip to the Coast

Balievora of TheoBophy will meetas usual this ovening All unbe-lievers

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aroWeloomo

The Homo Hale Democratic can-

didates¬

will hold a meeting tonightdown at Kakaako

The old Bell Tower was being de-

molished¬

yeBterday to make way formuch niodeci improvements

Two truants Kanehala and Tommy Forrest were reprimanded anddischarged by Judge Wilcox thismorning

John F Colburn has Btied John DH lt Jr in tlie Circuit Cjurl upona note for 783 dated June ltt 1902with interest at 9 per cent

Today is the biribday of ihi litePrincess Kaiulani Many relativesand friendj visited the mausoleumthis morjiug and placed fljraltributes upon her colli u

It is said that Taubara Gisaborothe murderer of Capt Johoson ofthe schoouer Fred J Wood hasmade an attempt in Oabti j til iocommit suicide by starvation

The Home Ru era hell forth laBtevening at tbo Palama junctionoutside of the Fountain SaloonSpeesh making be an par yabout 6 oo ock ami was overshortly after 8 oclock Quito acrowd of people gathered there

BH Wright- - late chief olirk ifthe Publio Works Department ac-

companied¬

by High Sberiff Brownoud one of his attorneys Carlos A

Long visiod his former officialheadquarters yesterday to examinecertain records to be used as evidence m his defease He was permitted to so examine the desiredrecords

The Fire Claims Commission byF W Maefarlaue its Chair-man

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has mailed by todaysAmerica Maru a transotipt oftbe evidence taken before the S matorial Commission This was doneat the special request of SenatorMitchell tbo obauman The packago containing it was registered yes ¬

terday and cost 5 88 includingpostage

New Rule of Oourt

A new rule of oourt being anamendment of Rule I was adopt-

ed¬

by the throe Circuit judges yeB-

terday¬

The rule that The judges oftbo First Circuit will s t in chainbers in rotation for one weekeaoh is amended by adding thatduring term time all chambersmatters shall bo heard and detormined by one of tbe j idges ofenid court in rotation not presid ¬

ing at the existing term to beselected and designated by a major-ity of the judges by an order entered on tbe miuuteB of the judgepresiding at said term

Another amendment providostjjat aj bills iu tquity sbajl bedirected to the presiding judgowithout naming himj

An order has been mado alsortquiriug r lurks of court to givebonds in the sum of 2500 eachTim was brought aboul by repentdefalcations jti the government nl

thpugh they hardly handle muchmoney other than onet deposits

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Uraat Haliialto Meeting

That gnnt ltapubliean rally lastnight down at Kakaako was a suecojb to a certain extent About a

oouple of hundred people were preannt the Rome Rujpja hejnfj ifmorjty abqqt biz to quo All thelrtpiibliiaii8 were Ijuoniiecl in oneplace surrounded by Homo RujsrsWe tinderetand tbey djtj not fltfl q

lipgle convert

FINISHED Iifl30n3

Bludo Quick Woik and llcportodBack to Oourt

The Federal griid juy complet ¬

ed its labors yosterday tnoruing aftermaking its report to Judgo EsteeIt is to be he first that will re ¬

ceive pay at 3 per diem Follow-

ing

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is tbo report

Honorable M M Eloe Judge ofthe United States D BtrictCourt of tbo Territory of Hawaii

Sir The grand jury empaneledaworu and charged by you on the13th day of October A D 1902having concluded its duties begsto submit herewith tbo followingreport

The United States Attorney hasbrought to tho attention of tbisgrand jury ten casei all of whichhave boen carefully considered andin nine cases true diIIb uavo beenfound and returned to your Honor-able

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Court and in the one case nobill has been returned as the evidence presented was not daomedsufficient to warrant a conviction

There were no secret investigations made other than those pre-

sented¬

by the United States At-

torney¬

A list of the cases investigatedby this grand jury in which truebils of iadiotment Have been foundis hereto attached and made a partof this report

Io concluding this report tbegrand j lry takes thh opportunityto ncpress its appreciation of theability fairnps and courtesy shownby R ibirt W Breckons during itsshort session

Lst of cass examined and inwhich true bills of indictment havebejn found

Th 3 United Stats vs Jean debateopening detaining aud delatingmail matter Violation Sec 3891 ItS U S

The United Slater V3 Jeauopening detaining and deavingraiil mUter Violation Sao 3391 RS U P

TIih United States vs JeanSibateopening detaining and dnlayinKmrtil matter Violation Sjc 3391 RS U S

Tho Uuited States vs Jean SabaeODening rielayirg and detainii gmail matter Violation See 3S91 RS U S

The United States vs TanbaraGisaburo murder on the high seasViolation of Sec 5339 R S U S

Tho Unitod States vs DaUyVierra illicit distilling ViolationSees 8258 aud 3260 R S U S

The Uiited States vs ManuelVierra illicit distilling ViolationSees 3258 and 3250 R S U S

Tho United State vs Tqn Pongillicit distilling Violation Sees3258 and tl2G0 R S U S

The U lit d StateB vs Kawasakiretail dealer in liquors ViolationSeo 3212 R S U S

Case iu which no bill is foundThe United States vs Apabj illi-

cit disillioK Yilatim Sscs 3253and 32Q0 R S U S

A rummary of the above reportshows that niue true bills havebeen found f ur of them beingagainst Jean B Sabato for viola-

tion¬

of United States mai s aswell as one against the Japauesewho committed murder on thehigh seas Out of tbe ten poseinvestigated qujy onp case faioiof finding a tn bill of indicttneui being it bat of the Waimanalo Japanese who was arrested forillinit distillation

Total Eclipse of tho Moou

A total nolipso of the moon willoccur this oveuiug whjph wl bpYisjbla jn Honolulu and tbrcuxboutthe Hawailau Rinup aud tho entireWestern Hemisphere Tho moonwill rise in a partial eolipse tbe orbbeing totally darkened at G19oclock the middle of lh oplipeebeing at 7 obloclt The eplipBe

pn8 at fylS but it wjll be after 9oolpok beforb the last Yestige of teJarkneBS disappears from Ut ffloon

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Tup IijDEr EimEiJT 50 cents perHCHilt

And EU11 Moro Divorco feu ts

Mary K Berk yesterday Bed alibel for divorce arabist John DBok who tho alleges ever sincewithiu a few wetks after their marriage iu 1898 has acted abusivelyand indecently toward her repeat- - I

cdly driving her from homo Libeleo is deplared to be a mechanicearning good wages and porestinga residence property at Kalihiworth 55000 They have no chil-

dren¬

Libellant prays for a coun ¬

sel fee tud temporary alimonyagainst liballeo

Ida Dean also Died a suit fordivorce yesterday from tbe mar- -

riage tie binding her to Cbas Ed ¬

ward D an alleging refusal ofmaintenance on his part Shewent on a visit to her father at Lihue Kauai and when ready to re ¬

turn waB refused passage money byher husband who nnto paying behoped ho would never seo her faroagain Thoy have one son ag d 11

months The libbllant prays forjudgment of alimony pending trialnn attorneys feo aud costs of oourtDdfendant is a conductor for theRipid Traatit Co who is said to bomaking goo goo oes to many ma ¬

trons and damselB on the carsMrs Harriet Moon Smith also

filed suit for ditoico against MillntdM Smith alleging cruel treatmeutShu says that Smith became anger ¬

ed btcaue his pipe wouldnt lightand threw it at her The I ipebroke and a pieci struck their twoyear old son in the fye

Caught in a Typhoon

Abou 5 30 last evening the Jap-

anese¬

steamer Ameroa Warn waBsighted off Barbers Point and dock ¬

ed at the Ohannel wharf about twohours later After leaving Yokobama at 11 a m of M mday the Ghlustant and late in the aft- - rnoon ofthe next day was cMiijht in tbethroes of a to riGV typhoor but sbepas d tl rou till it faMy

One cf her Japanese stpwardfvht ati mpted to go fft at the t m i

of the fierce storm was reginp washurled to death vi h great forcoagain8tlho Iron deck hou e hisheal smashed ami Was itiim dinelykilled His bory wis embalmedand will be taken back to Japau f jrburial

Tho only daroagn to the steamerthat the storm stove iu tin side thehospital aft aud drenched fivo peo-

ple thnrrif who were hurUd to theiljor It was easily stt to rightsagain Otherwise everything wentwell and the pasengers speak interms of the higha t praise fcf the

roHJcersAfttr taking in 500 tons o f coal

during lst night sbe left for SauFrancisco at 10 oclock tbis fore ¬

noon thfl mail having closed onhour eailier She is two days be ¬

hind time on this trip

The Flrot Local Hint

Ono of tbe institutions ht rewhich Iisb the special attentiou oftourist h as wall as tbe local peopleis the iMiut which in established ouNuuanu streol opposite QueenEmma Doll i is interesting toouter the lar o main working roomwhere general manager MuDonoughand Lie corps of assistants are atwork Tho cool and large lanai is aproper resting pinco ana the vaultowbors tho bars to be minted andbeer are doijt present a very tastyspeotaole The Mint is open from501 m to 11110 p m aud duringthose bonra tho work uover ceasesVisitors after looking over tho placewill Hud first claa refreshments audthe purest of Honors

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Continued from lit pane

State Department nt Wnshlngton In

whose archives there nro lettersfrom all tho United Stales ministersenvoys consul generals nnd consulswho were In Europe lining tho Rev-

olution

¬

the Consulate and the em-

pire

¬

It would he dlfflcult to expressIn words tho value of such letters asas these letters written hy menhaving unusual facilities for ascer-

taining¬

facts letters written conf-

identially

¬

to their government letterswritten with the frecdonm duo to thecertainty of secrecy and the earnestofficials desire to keep his homegovernment fully Informed

A similar source of material hasbeen discovered hy Mr John HollandRose in his recent history of Na-

poleon

¬

just published by the Mac

mlllan Company Like ProfessorSloane Mr Rose went to tho Biitlshforeign office nnd examined all tholetters written to their homo gov ¬

ernment by British foreign ministersand envoys during the time of Na-

poleon

¬

To his amazement he found

that these letters were practicallyuntouched by historians and that itwas a virgin field This new mate-

rial

¬

he has freeily used in his recentwork

It may perhaps not seem singularwhen wo say that to Mr Watsonsdisdain for documentary evidence headds a fervent admiration for Na-

poleon

¬

Most of the aimlrers of thatunique personality have been forcedto fix up the facts a good leal inorder to maintain their admirationat conceit pitch For however greathe may have been in arms and instate craft there can be no question

that many of Napoleons qualitieswere calculated to excite only dis-

gust¬

and honor For he was as col-

ossal

¬

In infamy as he was In state-

craft¬

and In warIt is remarkable how universal Is

the feeling of Interest excited byrecent book on

6iir table was The Last Phase by

Lord Rosebery a very striking workThe book before us Is by ThomasE Watson Who is ho Mr Wat-

son

¬

wtB Democratic Presidentialelector fiom Georgia in 1888 Butho abandoned the Democracy andbecame a Populist when the greatreform wave swept the country In1891 the Populists elected him toCongress Tn 1892 and 1894 he wasPopulist nominee for CongTess al-

though

¬

defeated In 189G ho was thePopulist candidate for Vice-Preside-

How great the difference betweenthese two writers these two Napolconophiles Rosebery an Eng-

lish

¬

peer rubicund well groomedscion of nn nncient lino wedded to

a Jewess of almost fabulous wealthwho dying left to him her many

millions winner of the Derby theleadership of the Liberal party athis command it he chooses to takeIt sometimes babbled of as the pos-

sible

¬

husband for a royal princess

favored of fortune loved of ladlessmiled on by royalty here Is one ofNapoleons admirers

We go to tho other oxtremo Wat-son

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a thin neiTOus hatchct facedAmerican he abandons one wild andpop eyed party for ono oven morepop eyed populistlc and oplleptlcho Is elected by the epileptic Pop

ulistlc party to Congress as thomost Populistlc epileptic ho is madeits candidate for Vice President

Lord Rosebery comes of an orderwhich believes la the divine right ofkings In the three estates In kinglords and commons Mr Watsonbelongs to an order which believesIn nothing but tho commons whichdespises lords and whoch hateskings Buf both of them have fallenunder tho omnipotent charm of thegreat commoner the great king thogreat CorsJcan J Argonaut

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