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plno temporary government bill was

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unflnlshcil business uud Mr Carrnaclc

Dcm Tonn a minority member o

the Philippine committee mndo an ar-

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against It

The bill ho said enacted despotism

Into law and established the reign o

war bloodshed and desolation and

yet Republican Senators were ready to

vote for It without debate and with

out knowing or caring to know a sin

gle provision which tno 1111 contained

Ho ridiculed tho idea of teaching tho

principle of self government to the Fi-

lipinos Freedom be said was the

only schoolmaster that could teach tho

lesson ot freedom 77d people had over

learned to govern themselves by being

held In subjection by a stronger nation

As to sending over iv swarm of Yan

kee Bchool teachers who did not know

the language of the Filipino pcoplo ho

said it was the wildest craziest and

most fantastic dream that had ever

entered Into a lunatics Drain

Having quoted one of President

Roosevelts utterances against those

who denounce the Filipino war Mr

Carrnaclc attributed It to the fact that

the frenzy of battlo is In tho Presi ¬

dents blood that the President is not

vindictive but merely strenuous that

such outbursts arc simply duo to thatabounding animal energy which makesit Impossible for him to movo except

at a bound to speak except at the top

of his voice or to express disapproval

except with tho full strength of his vo-

cabulary

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Laughter

The President reminded him of a

certain Tennessee horse of which It

was said that running away was his

natural gait Laughter

After some further light allusions to

tho President Mr Carrnaclc directed

his Invoctlvo against Gen Funston tho

Brigadier of tho Windy State who

achieved his tltlo of hero by a viola

tion of tho rules of honorable warfare

for which Agulnnldo If ho had com-

mitted It against an American orficer

would lmvo been hanged In ten min-

utes

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Dut ho continued It Is valu to go

behind a hero and Funston Is a hero

officially acknowledged and proclaim

ed with all tho rights privileges and

immunities which go with tho title

Laughter Thqro have been heroes

modest and unassuming There- - havo

beenhorocs something moro than nat

urol braggarts but Funston is not one

of them Ho is a hero to ovorawo tho

world with his majestic stride

Funston is tho Hon ot tho Philip

pines such a Hon as was presented

In tho play of Pyramus and Thlsbo by

Snlpo tho Jolnor who explained that

tlioro was no moro torrlblo wild fowl

than a Hon Laughter Funston I-

llustrates tho clangor of a small man

bocomlng a horo too suddenly

Ho Is doing It seven dayB In overy

wool In bis offorts to bcstVldo thia

narrow world Hko a Colossus ho has

put a strain on his military trousers

too shocking for modesty to contem-

plate- or for parliamentary language to

mention General laughter Ho has

swelled beyond the measure of his en-

vironment No pent up archipelago

can restrain his powers Tho wholo

boundless continent must bo his

So having quelled tho insurgents in

tho Philippines ho comes with his

flaming sword across tho shuddering

deep In order to deal With tho insur ¬

gents nt homo For that purposo ho

has laid aside his bloody sword and

armed himself with a hangmans

noose Ills plan of campaign is sim-

plicity

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Itsolf Ho proposes simply to

hang all who oppose the policy of this

Administration

And yet there aro in his list of con-

demned

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criminals who have proved

their devotion to tho country when

Funston was mewling and puking in

his nurses arms men whoso whlto

hair is a crown of glory men whoso

lives are without a stain of dishonor

men who stand so high over this hang ¬

man brigadier that It is a breach of de-

cency

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to mention their names and his

on the same day of tho wook

Mr Carmack referrcTd to tho late

Senator Morrill of Vermont and tho

lato Senator Shaman of Ohio as men

who denounced tho war In tho bitter-

est

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manner Ho also mentioned in tho

samo category ex Prcsidont Harrison

ex Senator Edmunds of Vermont ex

Gov Boutwell Carl Schuiz and Mr

Reed although I havo seen tho

time he remarked when I would

have liked to see Tom Reed hanged

Laughter

Ho wound up his denunciation- - of

Funston by oxclalmlng Funston

should go back tp the Philippines

w hero there is plenty of hemp and no

Constitution

Mr Carrnaclc did not finish his

speech but yielded for an oxecutiva

session alter which tho Senato ad

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EDMUND NOSKIE EditorReaidlnc in Honolulu

WEDNESDAY MAY 21 1902

Nor THE ONLY PEBBLEL

When Mr Dole had hia Iorsunder Gorham Oilmans tablo andwas tolliug about the bloodless

revolution of 1891 bo was ungener-

ous

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in that be omitted to give any

credit to the forces of the UnitedStates landed from the BostonMr Dole is of record as havingasked Minister Stevens to have theUnited States forcip take a more

active part as he was afraid of theroyalists This territory was taktm

from Hawaiisns by tho armedforces of tho United States anddont you forgot it Mr Dole You

should keep in mind XresidentClevelands messagos to Congressin one of which he says of Mr

Stevens and of the Boston

It is sufficient to uoe tho faotand to observe that the projectannexation was ono which was

zealously promoted by the ministerrepresenting tho Unitod States inthat country He ondontly bad anardeut desire that it should becomea fact accomplished by his agencyand during his ministry and wasnot inconveniently scrupulous an tothe means employed to that oud

The lawful Government ofHawaii was overthrown without the4drawing of a sword or the firing ofa shot by a procoss every slop ofwhich it may safnly be asserted ia

directly traceable to and dopendeutfor its success upon tho agency ofthe Unitod States acting throughits diplomatic and naval rnproBentativoB But for the notorious predilections of the United States raiuistor for annexation the Gommitteo ofSafoty which should bo callod Commltteo of Annexation would neverhave existed But for tho landingof the United States forcoa uponfalse pretexts rospooting tho dangerto lifo and property tin comruittoewould never bare exposed thorn- -

solvos to tho pains and penalties oftreason br undertaking the subver ¬

sion of tho Queens GovorumentBut for tho presence of the UnitedStates fnruos in the immedhtevicinity and in position to affordall needed protection and supportthe noinmitteo would not havo proclaimed the provisional govorumentfrom the stops of tha Governmentbuilding And finally but for thelawless occupation of Honolulutludur false pretexts by he UnitodStates forces and but for MinisterStevenss feeognifjjon Of teifyrovisioual govorument when the UnitedStates forces were its solo supportand constituted its only militaryBtrougtb the Quopu and her Govern-ment

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would never have yielded tothe provisional government evenfor a time and for tho solo purposeof submitting her case to tho enlightened justice of tho UnitedStates

No Mr Dolo you were not theonly pebble on tho beaoh in Janu-ary

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1893 Your boasting1 aod van-

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aro unseemly from this point ofview You may havo fooled yourBoston audiencp but you cannotfool Hawaihns

TKECONSE0ATIONirrjND

Tho Sourcoo From Whonco Xtoceived and How Appliod TowardsSt Andrews CuthodrcU

Bishop Willis lato of this See

having expressed to tholastDiocesanSynod that it would be his wish andintention to consecrate the Cathe-

dral

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Church of Honolulu to St An-

drew

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before tho taking effect of his

resignation all now a matter of his-

tory

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too well known to need anyfurther reiteration tho same to be

come tho crowning act of his longEpiscopacy of thirty years andwhich resulted in its successful cul-

mination

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on March 9h last TheIndependent has been favoured withthe list of those who contributedtiAvard the fund and made it such

a success bayond all anticipation

upiu tbo ctll of the then Chdrch

Wardens of tha Cathedral Congre-

gation

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Following 8 the list of

donorp and tho donations made

St Andrews Cathedral Conseoba

tion Fond

Her Majesty LiliuokalaniPrince KawanauakoaPrince KalaniauaolaHon A S CleghornTha Misses M and A

JWalkerHou C P IaukoaMrs Victoria and MisB

WardMrs Geo C BeokloyMr E StilesMr Win NotlejMr Kullett and familyMr Henry SnithMr3 ET NorrioMiss Hose DavisonMembers of Hawaiian Con-

gregation¬

of St- - An ¬

drewsMembers of Chinese Con ¬

gregation of St PetersMr and Mrj S MphaulnMr JHBoydMr FJ TestaMrJK AiMr Peter Whit ma ratiMrs and Mhaos SharrattTJov VH KitcntMrs Carpline ClarkMrs C B MakooMr and Mrs L GayMr Chas Copp JrMr H Cobb AdamsMrs A N KopoikaiItev S H DavisMr Ambrose HutuuisouMrs Jasv E JnogerMr J S LowMrs J W RobertsonMiss EmmeluthMrs 0 A WidemauuStephen MnhauluPun hueYap See YoungtlameB H DavisDavid MortonPP WoodsMrs BirkmyreMrs Malupo ScottMiss LaddMirs Lilian WillisOtto MeyorJno 0 Searle

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irL AatuiJas N K KeoUL S AungntMrB T Lucy VetleBeuMm Henry SmithMjbDuuu

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25 0025 0025 0020 5020 00

r20 0020 0020 00

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70 0010 0010 0010 0010 0010 0010 0010 0010 0010 0i10 0010 0015 0010 0010 0010 0011 0010 0010 0010 0010 0010 0015 00

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Miss Davis 5 00Miss Mapuana Smith 5 00Miss Daisy Smith GOOMiss Bertha Mover 5 00Miss Helen Smith 5 CO

Miss Mary Hooper 5 00Geo W Hayselden 5 00Lionel Hart - 0 00W O Ahfook B 00JKAea 1 5 00Jno D Aimoku f 00vMist Myra Heleluho s B 00Alex KarrattS 3 00MissL Harper 2 50Miss Eva JenkiiiB 2 50Miss Charlotte Jordan 2 50J- - O JonkinB 2 50Beuj Clark v2 50Jno KClark 2 50O F Jenkins 2 GO

Tom Andrews 2 50W KimChong 2 50Sam Smithies 100Albert Harris BOOGeo SHarris J r BOOAlbion P Clark 20 CO

Jno DHolt Jr 20 00Geo WClark 2 B0

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op Willis GOO 00May G Aaouut Paid Bish ¬

op Willis 225 00May 12 Amount Paid Bish ¬

op Willis 235 00May 12 Amount Paid Bish-

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Willis 42 50Expenses Postage Stamps

Envelopes etc 2 85

51 105 35

The application of the abovefund as collected was mado as fol-

lows¬

Bisuop Wiixlfc in Account wmi theConsecration Fond of St An--

jjuews Catuediiai

RECEIVED

Contribution as per listfurnished by ChurchWardens 1105 30

Less Postage 2 85

From Barnes Bequest

PAID

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Sl397 11

Fred Harrison 1250 79Riley Sorvi Board 21 00Wichman Rngildiug Pas ¬

toral Staff 10 00Mercantile Printing Co

Form of Service 17 50Ehlera CaYpet etc 44 35Hopp Co- - 28 47King Bros- - Frame 1 OO

Bsakbtne Illuminated lu- -

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ing Cocsicration 1G 00

81397 11

Examined and compared with thevouchers aucLfound correct

F Jr Testa- MaylB19Q2v A

Grand Jury Koporto

The Grand Jury mado a partialreport yeatexday loturning 18 truebills and five oases ignored Themajority of tho cases aro petit larceny or assault and there is littlo ofintorest in tho report KentuckyBill is not among those againstwhom true bills have beenfound but it is said that his casewill h i reported today

Tho following wore tho cases ig-

nored¬

Monday Wai Hung larcenysecond dogrel Alobikeo larcenysecond degree Thomas Nshiwaassault and baltory S Syverstonlarceny aepoud dogree WilliamSharp atBault uud battery J Nahoka larceny second degree A Corzell maliaious injury

Jap and Pnlco flontencoj

Ah W was sontencod to prisonfor five yoara and Nishiyama forthree years by judgo Robinroh onMouday Tho two men have beenconvicted of tho crime o robberyand the court stated that under thnlaw they could be sentenced to lifeimprisootuout The Japaneio offer-

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to roturtlitpJapin forthwithif howas allowed his freedom but theCourt stated that its duty ended inimposing punishment

JohnD Waldron lato superintend-ent

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of the Boys Brigade Trainingshop was admittod to the Minist-

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yesterday by a committee com ¬

posed of ihambers of tho Minist ¬

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Farewell Performances

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Frederick Wardeand nis distinguished organizationwho will present the following rep-ertoire

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Wednesday -- MAY 21 Night

MacbethThursday MAY 22 Night

Tho MountebankSaturday MAY 21 Matinee

JuliusSaturday MAY 21 Night

Monday MAY G Night

Complete Scenic Productions armor coftumop etc ecpecialybroucht for each play Also MrWardes o iginal supporting com ¬

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The Independent GO conts permontb

A notioo for meoting of BritishKosidontB appears in this issue

Maobotb will be presented atthe Opera Houao this evening

Admiral Merry is oooflaed to hishomo by an attack of oryeipelaB

t

Judge Little was a Hilo boundpassenger on the Kinau yesterday

The Kinau is expected to sail forSan FJanoisoo about tho end ofJuly

When the ship Aomo leaves for NowYork she will have 96000 bags ofsugar in her hold

Tho members of tlrn Ellesford Gowere outgoing passengers on theAlanuda this morning

Mrs Dr Alvarez will slnga soloat tomorrows noonday song servicein tho Y W O A rooms

Mrs Joliu Ena departed on thoAlameda this morning on a twomonths visit to the States

Kelii a native Hawaiian was sen ¬

tenced to prison for 80 days byJudge Robinson yesterday on acharge of larceny in the seconddegree

At a meeting of the creditors oftho Austiu Publishing Co yester ¬

day Daniel Logan was appointed astrustee to carry on the business ofthe concern

A box of mangoes was shipped toSan Frenoisoo on the Aiarapda thismorning by Wray Taylor The fruitis going on the open deck as anexperiment

Josephine da Costa baB resignedas guardian of the da Costa minorsbeoause she was unablo to proauroa surety on her bond and hasaskod that M G Silva be appoint-ed

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in her paceThe Young Mens Kesflaroh Club

will meet Wednesday at tho resillanoo of F J Lowiey P L Weaverwill read a paper upon NeededLand Transfer Reform Baaed on theTorrens system

Govornor Cooper liai onllwl amooting uf the interested parties tobe hold in tho old throne room ofIolaui Palace Friday afternoon at3 oclock for tho disoussinu of plansfor a Fourth of July celebration

There was no Band concert lastevening there will be none thisovening and there will not bo anytomorrow evening Part of theBand is busy fulGlling an engagement at tho Opera House Why for

Tho Y W 0 A will havo a bath ¬

ing party tomorrow evening at thoHotel Annex Their gcntlomonfriends are invit6d to take partUndoubtedly hero is a oase for theMinistorial AsBoriatinn to investi-

gate¬

Deputy Sheriff CbiUingworth andand Officers Renoar and McDuffywere out raiding gambling China ¬

men Inst night Whero was thoDeputy Sheriff on Saturday eveninglast when white gamblers hadthings all their own way at the Aalawarehouse

Henry Smith as trustee underthe will of R W Holt deceasedand John Dominia Holt jr yester-day

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brought suit against the Terri-tory

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of Hawaii to establish fishingrights The claim is made to theAhupuaa of Makaba distriot of

Waiauae Oahu

When Yoruiey went up tho gaugway of tho Alameda tbia morningJudge Gear was board singingsoftly tho words of that popularsong I dont oaro if you never

come back Oamarinos who wasaround with Emmoluth tearfullyadded Its all very touching

Born

Cooley In this oity May 20

1902 to the wife of A E Cooley a

sonEokiuiit -- At Wailuku Mnui

May 13 1902 to tho wife of Max

Eokliart a daughter

Baw Yardloy OIT

Thd entire newspaper fraternity

and the Bohemian contingent of

Honolulu went down to the Oceanicwharf this morning to bid RalphO Yardley au revoir and bon voy ¬

age Not ono perspn ever loft Ho-

nolulu¬

with moro floral offeringsthan Yardloy Leis of every colorand description wore piled aroundhis nook and hat as an eloquenttestimonial of the osteem in whichho was held by his friends A num-

ber¬

of persons whom he has madofamiliar to tho readers of tho Adver-

tiser¬

during the past two yearswere on hand but by the expressionon their faces it was hard to tellwhether they wore glad or sorry tosee the artist go The famous Maypole quartette were represented byJudge Gear Oamarinos and Son-

ny

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Ounha while John Emmoluthand Bishop Willis worn not fardistant F J Testa was detainedat tho fire Claims Commission butsent a representative in his stead

Much amusement was caused byEmmoluth Ho was Btanding aionoloaning against a pile of freightand staring at Yardloy For twentyminutes his eyes did not move andit was evident that ho was doingsome hard meditation His fingerswere busy pulling at his whiskersand his eyeB were glittering behindhis glasses In the meantime ayoung man unknown to the habi-

tues¬

of tho Oooanio wharf wai busywith a pencil and a piece of paperand it in whispered around that thedeparture of Yardley will not oauBO

the face of Emmelutu to disappearfrom the pageB of the AdvertiserR Irvin the new cartoonist was onthe wharf and he did not looso histime

Damon and Pythias

Frederick Wardu and his oompany scored a grand triumph at theOpera House last evening in theirproduction of Damon andPythias Comic Operas and Vanderville shows may be popularamong certain olasso3 of peoplebut there is nothing that can bo puton the stage to comparo with adrama where the cardinal virtues ofhonor and fidelity are exemplifiedSuoh a play is Damon and PythiosSentiment prevails all through itand audiencoa are always moved bysentiment F ederick Wardo couldnot bo improved upon as Damon andPythias was perfeotly representedby Mr Herman Tho Misses Troscott and Ashton again gained po-

pular¬

favor and furnished a fullshare of the dramatio force of thepresentation Another treat is instore for tonight when Macbethwill bo p esented

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Surprised by Death

Frank Robello an aged PortuguoB fell dead as he was partakingof his supper at a Chinese reataunrant on King street near Nuuanulast evoniug Captain Parker whohappened to be near by wont intothe restaurant in reaponso to theshriecks of tho GbineBe and foundthe man quite doad and foaming atthe mouth He telephoned for thopatrol wagon and bad the man re-

moved¬

to tho morgue Tho deceas ¬

ed was 10 years old and was livingin Pauoa Valley whern he ownedconsiderable property He is saidto have been Riibjeot to epiloptiufits and his death was probably duoto this cause

Elootrlo Wiring Dtfootivo

At the meeting of the ExecutiveCouncil hold Monday a report fromEleatriaul Inspector Hasson wassubmitted by Superintendent Roydboaring upon the conditions ofelnotrio wiring in tho watlous publicbuildings In uoarly every one ofthem tho wiring was fouud dnfeotivoby tho inspector and will requireimmediate attention Tho headsof the departments will bo notifiedand the necessary repairs wade atOUCOi

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David Kanowanui editor of tboKuokoa who was aooidently shot afew days ago is at the point of death

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On Inspection Bent

Jared G Smith direotor of thoAgricultural Experiment Stationloft on the Kinau Monday for a tendays tour of inspection in Wameadistrict on Hawaii He will spendtho most of bia time at tho Parkerranch having received a specialinvitation from Alfred W Carter tovisit the place He will disembarkat Kawaihao and bo mot by someono from tho ranch The Waimeadistrict is tho location also of a

number of small farms and MrSmith will discuss plans with thefarmers of that distriot as well ThiBis the first visit of the director tothe Waimea country

Honored With Bed Gross

Honolulu Commandary KnightsTemplar conferred the Red Crossdegree upon Judge Kepoikai KirkePorter and Jame3 Harvey last oveniug There was a large attendanceat the Masonic Temple and addrosses were made by Dr WoodSenator Crabbe Dr Garvin MrBatoheldor and the candidates

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