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At yesterdays meoting of thePlanters Association the trusteesreported an enormous shortage in

the sugar output for the past yearthe shortage amounting in cashvalue to over 6000000 despite thehigher prices that have prevailedThe report Bays

To offset the bettor conditionsprevailing in the sugar market wewere confronted with serious loss insugar production occasioned byinsect pests and other causes Itwill bo seen from the report ofsugar production presented by yourSeoretary that the total for the 19031904 crop is 867475 tons as against437991 tons last year showing adecrease of 70516 tons from lastyears crop and you will notioe thatfew of the plantations show anyincrease of output over the previousyear The final outturn of thn cropis considerably below the prelimi-nary

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estimates made at the beginning of the campaign and the largeshrinkage in yield con largely boattributed to the damage resultingfrom the attacks of leaf hopperalthough the long eoninued stormsof high winds aud heavy rainswhich prevailed in February andMarch are responsible for no incon ¬

siderable portion of the shortageWo have bad tokon all togelher afavorable year for the growth of theyoung canes the winter was warmand the cane was vigorous in growthup to tho timo of the cold rains inthe early part of tbo year Withthe return of fair weather tbeyrapidly recovered and throughoutthe summer tho growth has beenunusually rapid in most localitiesand had it not been for the leaf

i hopper and other pests which tend- -ou iu oluul tnu tfiuwuu sou uecreoeethe sugar content we would bejustified in oxpecting the comingcrop to be one of the largest everproduced in these Islands

Fort Arthur SituationMukden Nov 17 It is bolievrd

there will be important militarydevelopments soon

St Petersburg Nov 17 GeneralStoessel reports his ability to holdthe inner line of forts intaot

Ohsfoo Nov 17 The Russianshave blown up the torpedo hostdestroyer RaBtoropony which ar-

rived¬

hero with dispatches fromPort Arthur

Ohefoo Nov 17 Three Japanesetorpedo destroyers arrived in portlast evening and being satisfied thatthe Rastoropony bad been sunk de-

parted¬

Kushk Nov 17 A Russian megazine exploded here yesterday andmany soldiers were killed

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Taps Make Charges

The Japanese arrested on thecharge of distilling okolehaoin Koolau made some startling charges inthe Federal Court yesterday againstDeputy Sheriff Rlohard Lane Theyclaimed that tbey paid the officer

75 for the privilege of carrying ontheir business unmolested The ar-

rest

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according to their statementswbb brought about after the moneypayment

Planters OffersThe Planters Asaooiatfon yester ¬

day afternoon elected th followingoulcurp P M Swanzy prudent HP Baldwin vice prtidtnt W OS nith secretary ond tr acurorj G HRobertson auditor

Franz Buehholz has purchasedtho Eona property kuown as theAchi place for 1875

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THURSDAY NOV 17 1904

THE REMi HEM AND BQSS

f Tl- - rf1TM Tunwatunvwn aalrAri

f4h aastio who is Governor of

Kkkin Territory it was

KttO XV uarier or luoxvepuuuaau xj- -

iiJgot any answer to it yet Ana yeeior

h 7 W again asked who was at the

keid and front of that self name Ex- -

outiv Committee whether Aleck

Robertson or Governor Garter and

till io far np answer has as yet been

nala Part ana If la vat inn earl vK -- - J

i We dont think that well get any

wan to them unless we answer

them ourselves To the first ajuei

tion the Executive Committee

stems to be running the Governoror rather the gubernatorial office

and to the eesond the Governor is

m everything the chairman boing only

a figurhead The sum and eubstanoes

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of the whole matter is that the Govt

iveraor is the head and front of thewhole push from top to bottomand whatever he says goes and if

not hell make it his business tofind out the reason why At a glanceha looks to be all innooeocebut thedeeper one scrutinizes and cogitates

the more will be found that he is

puoh for without him or his knowledge nothing oan go Before any

thing goes it must first have his

oonBont and approval otherwise itean never bo

What then is to bs done with sucha strenuous push T Nothing Wellhave to take our medioine Manful-

ly

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and aot like good ohildren andwill have to grin and bear it for an ¬

other two years of Btranuousnesianduntil the next time as there is al-

ways

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a next to anything andeverything Whenever the knob is

pushed the automatons bow gracofully without a word all in the pushbeing in a hush a very still hushfor none dare open his mouthagainst this gigantic brain and atrenuoub and native mind

CTfiOARITHESE INDUCERS

Some of the most thinking andinfluential Hawaiians ia commenting upon such matters to me havesaid that if I really had thobast in-

terests¬

of the Hawaiians at heart Iwould not appoint them to positionswhere they would bo compelled bythe nature of the ofliaoa which theyoccupied to take the initiative thatI would not thruaS too great respon-sibilities

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upon them that there hadalready been too many caeo of fail-

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to suit them that each Buohfailure only went to affect the charactor and reputation of the Hawaiian and that I oould do the Hawaiiaos no greater service than tc pro-tect

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them from suoh things

The above forming part of whatpurport to be au authorized state ¬

ment by the Governor relative toalleged differences between himselfand Kuhio as to distribution of gov ¬

ernment patronage merits morethan passing cotios

With the quarrels of ambitiousfactions within theRepublioan partyover the spoils coming to themthrough party supremacy we haveto do saye as suoh quarrels may af¬

fect publie policy or reduoo thepublic Treasury

We have a great deal to do on

the other hand with public utter ¬

ances of the first man in the landfrom a political standpointespecial-ly

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when he veils hie expressions by

prefaoing them with the statementthat they were suggested by think-

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and influential membars of theraee whioh Is being traduced

Sinca the Governor has volunteer-

ed

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these infamous aspersions on theHawaiian race we demand of himthe names of his thinking and in-

fluential¬

advisors who would thusglibly hand over to the tender merales of a single person the constitu-

tional

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rights and prerogatives of theHawaiian people

Nobody asked the Governor togive expression to suoh sentimentsit would have been sufBoient for us

to see evidenoes of his policy in theoharaoter of bis appointments as

time went on but since ha has seen

fit to pursue a course of publicityit behooves him to take one stepfurther aud publish the names of

those on whoaj alleged Btatemoutshe buju his uttoroacas cQsotiog thecharacter aud reputation of the Ha-

waiians

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In the uame of the Hawaiian peo ¬

ple we repeat who arc these tba

TOPICS OF THE DM

Why shouldnt Democrats open

up a fight when things done on

elootion da were so raw T Even if

defeated in the attempt it will go

to show that they did somethingtowarda proteotioe the rights of all

Hawaiians with the power in theirown hands have allowed themselvesto be used for no othor purpose butto be turned against themselvesThey cant expeot any considerationfcom suoh a aourae and thoy have

only themselves to blame for beingso plaood

Tax Assessor Holt is oertainly tobe congratulated on his success ingathering in Government revenues

sines assuming the roina of office

He has oolleoted more in the same

spaoe of time this year than any of

his predecessors and has done so

with far less friction The excel ¬

lence of his work is even more pro ¬

nounced and plain when the fact of

the very hard times Is taken intoconsideration

The appointment of Lsslie fciaott

in the Audit office to fill the vaoan

cy caused by thedeath of Isaac HSherwood bears out what wo said

days oro prior to election day thatno native Hawaiian not a nativehoolo will ba appointed to theplace Whore are the HawaiianRepublicans No thought is given

of thorn becau3a the vacant placewas that of a Hawaiian They aresimply not in the swim and are outin the cold None of them are fitfor the place

Leakages from the ExeoutiveCommittees chambers which ourdiekey bird hasbrought to us thatit has boon there considered thatHawaiians are not to be hereafterplaced in any responsible positionsbut only as mere understrappers andthe likes and that the only thingthey are wanted for is just what happened to us on eleotion day and af-

ter

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that to the devil with themWell well see whether it is o be or

will be The past is only too well

known to us but as to the ooming

future what is it to be

One of the Republican speakersat Aala park laBt Saturday night we

believe it was Ealeiopu said thatthe Republican party made a clean

BTep with one exception and thatone was Kaniho whom he tormod a

mu and when Anglicized it means a

weevil or worm or borer line thesugar cane borer called mu by Ha ¬

waiians He likened Kaniho to aweevil in a bsg of corn in othorwards belittling a fellow Hawaiianbecause of difference in politiesBut we think the mu can bore a

hole through this upstart of a polit-

ician

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before he is many days old in

he House

Mr Henry Vida states that theposition of assistant DeputySheriff has never been offtred to himand that as a matter of faat no offioe Ubb been offered to him Hewishes to contradict any statementswhich have been made to the con ¬

trary Evening BulletinAud Mr Vida we are reliably in-

formed

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stated yesterday that he teasoffered the position of Deputy Sher-

iff

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and had uot than yet declinedthe samo Mr Vida lilie other loyal

heuchmen of the Party in power areout for the stuff Io some way

Thoy have kept thoir pledge dellver- -

s aud now look to the

party for the wherewith to subsistuntil the next election We dontblame him nor them for aiming atthe boat thing thats going

Take the examplo of J H Boydwhon Boyd was in tho Interior De ¬

portment and ho was thcire for manyyears he filled the position withgreat oredit he did his work welland conscientiously and there wasabsolutely uo cause for complaint inaay way but as soon as the respon-sibility

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of initiative foil upon him hoproyod a completo failure

Tho above extract from GovernorCarters authorized Hawaiian versionof tho Kilkenny CatB is a fit sequelto the very strenuous notice we

gave tho Colonel in our issue of lastTuesday Chow this over Jimmieand if it dont make your blue bloodboil Wo are ono of l hose Demo ¬

crats whom you induced to voteRepublican

MUTUAL TELEPHONE GOLtd

Notion is hereby Rivon that aDividend hao b8en declared and willbe pyable at the office of tho com ¬

pany on the 15th instGODFREY Beown

TreasurerHonolulu Nov 14th 1901

2960 lwk

NOTICE OP REWARD

Notico is hereby piven that theDemocratic Central Committee ofthis Torritory will pay a reward ofFifty DolhrB S5000 or evidencethat will lead to tho conviction ofaDy person voting illegally or other ¬

wise violating the election lawn ofthis Territory at the nomioR eleotion

By order of tho Executive Com- -

mitteeW A KINNEY

1 ChairmanWILLIAM F ERVING

2971 Secretory

HOUSE ED IE2

THE HOUSE ANDPREMISESreoentlyoccupied by the San

itarium on King street beyondThomns square Possession givenimmediately For terms and partic-ulars

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apply toABR FERNANDEZ

At Store of Abr Fernandez Sod44 50 King Street

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NIOELLE The purest Frenchproduot from Nice Unequalledfor salads and mayonaise Par-ticularly

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LUCCA The waII kqown Italianoil popular with all chefs alsoColombo Albertiul aud Baedini roils iu tins

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XOOAIi AND GtENEUAIi NEWS

The Independentmouth

50 oentB per

Superintendent J D McVeigh isOTsr from the Molokai eettleniont

Sol N Sheridan hat taken a posi-

tion¬

on the Advertiser as reporter

Tha Dorio got away promptly atf 5 oclook yostordny afternoon for tho

Orioat

Tht Builders and Traders Exohango will tranaaot buainess thisevening

This is the evening of the stagingof Tha Spy at tho HawaiianOpirajhouse

Mrs S M D scion and her sonDoueIbBi returned yesterday froma tour of Europe

Funahous and Kama will playtheir second game on Punahou fieldSaturday afternoon

Tho Korea is expected sometimetomorrow from tho Orient on herway to San Francisco

In a brush with polioo officers atMakawsli 24 Japanese wore arrestedand oharged with rioting

The Bteamer Hawaiian arrived atPhiladelphia breakwater yostordayfrom Honolulu with sugar -

Arthur Berg returned yesterdayfrom San Franeisoo whither he hadgone on insurance business

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departmentfrom

Meyers dfctfho auditingcefiibneoai yesterday

a trip to tho rdaitrlsi- KJiBill Huihui Jieb left buvioesB for a

week and is giving hia qmiro timeto training fgf bis oomng fiqht

Mrs A Kffamptelluker willgive an at honiaTfrxmb-- 5 tbioafternoon tormeetMrs W A Purdy

D Alvin Fox formally of Honolulu and MissLottie S Brown oiemarried atNorwalk Unio yester ¬

dayJ- -

A rumor was going the rounds of

the city thiaorenoon that DeputySheriff Albert MoGurn is to boretired

There has again been a change inengintera -- on board the IroquoisMr Ford wilf likely return to thoCoast y

The birth anniyewarpopDBKfilakaua Was dhlyobseYed yeftSrday bv miniature yaohtraclpg ra thoharbor

- iv -The steamer Niihau will tail at 5

p m for Kauai At the samp hourthoKaiulani will get away for Molokai

and Maui

Mra Josephine BobinBon and John0 0 Follett were married at Engleaide last evening The groom is CiBt

offioar of the steamship Nevadan- -

Mrs D MoCouneir has movedfrom No 9 Garden Lane to No1223 Emma street FurnishedroomB

The Medical Association of Hawaii will moat Saturday in onnjialsession The annual banquet willtake place at the Moana hotal onMonday evening

The ease of the feur WaialuaCbinameD oharged with riot waadischarged by Judge Gear yester-day

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on aooount of irregularities inpresenting tho case

Pflderewski the famous pianistwho will pass through on theVentura will not give a recital hereai it will be impossible to hold thesteamer oyer uight

fiertrude Damon ubb been ap-

pointed administratrix of the estateof the late S E Damon withoutbonds A T Brook J M Makianouand J A Thompson were appoiuisddo appraisa tho estate

s No bids at nil were received atthe public works office yesterdayfor constructing the new jnil andfire station at Wailuiiu The roa

sou gireu is that the appropriationof 7000 is insufficient

Mrs E M Fowler formerly MissMargaret Brewster a teaoher in

Oahu oollege baa falleu heiress toher portion of 4000000 the valueof the property of her husband who

died recently in Oakland

LOCAL AND QENEBAIi NEWS

Governor Carter itsued hisThanksgiving proclamation yester-day

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It follows the form generallyUBed on the mainland

Dr Tomizu KatBunumu and Dr A

R Rowatt hnvn been appointed onthe commission to inspect animalsTho otherrnember is W P Dillingbam

On aooount of the windy weatherno steamar will be outward boundalthough tho Niihau was posted toleave for Kauai her loaving is

postponed

Although his name appeared inth passouger list Emil A Berndtdid not return yesterday from SanFrancisco He will likely arrive inthe Alamoda

Tho 0686 of Takada Kuitorocharged with murder in the firstdegree was arraigned in the districtcourt tbie morning but it wontover until tho 19th

The Agricultural Espsrimentstation has just issued the annualreport of JaioJ Q Smith and alsotwo bulletins one trading thepineapple scale and the other thobanana in Hawaii

Officers and guards of Oahuprison have presented High SheriffHenry with a memorial in whiahthey express regreu on account ofhis departure from the institutionThe testimonial is aigned by thenew jailor and all of tho under offi ¬

cers

STRINGS OLiaK CASE

Man Arrested For Drank Ib Desper ¬

ately 111

T Toepolmann a chemist at thePaoifio Fertilizer Works is in aserious condition at tho Queenshospital of hemorrhage of tho brainH was found by Officer J Wallaooearly last night near the corner ofKiDK and Liliha strode and wasthen in a kind of stupor Thepoliceman believing him to beintnxioatod took him to tho policeotation An examination this morn-ing

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showed that the man was notintoxicated but was ill as aboveststed The physicians hava notyet determined whether the hem-

orrhages¬

cams about in the usualway or were caused by a blow froma sand beg or something of thatsort

Toepolmann has baen in theIslands several years and waa neverknown to be a hard drinker Thatcoupled with the fnot of the attackbeing sudden gave rise to the na

oault theory

District Court Doings

Other than tha libel caieB elsewhere reported Second Judge Judddisposed of tho following JoeHao was nolle prossed of assaultand battery Julia Kukulualani hadsentence suspended for thirty daysfor disobsdienoa to parents forhaving lottery tickets in possessionMurata waa finod 50 Manuel Gnrra was fined 5 for profanity andNekamura 5 also for furious andheedless driving Yamamoto was

committed to the Circuit Court forassault with intent to oommit murder ami three drunks were assessedas usual All other cases wont over

The Llbsl Oa

Before the District Court thisforenoon tho political libel casesbrought against three Home Rulersby Democrats were taken up bySecond Judge Judd That againrtCharles Notley was further postponed to Monday the 28th instantThose against J K Nakookoo audSttphoc UniBuma were committedto the Circuit Court they havingwaived examination By so doingthair oases will have to bo investi ¬

gated by the grind jury

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Having made large additions toour maohinory wo are now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSL1PS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat the rate of 25 cents per dozencash

Satisfactory work and promptdelivery quaranteed

No fear of clothing being lostfrom strikes

We invito inspection of our laun ¬

dry and methods at any time dur-ing

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business hours

and our wagons will oall for your14 work t

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J M Camara chairman J PDurco secretary and troasurorCommittee on arrangements JohnMarcelino J E Borgos aud A KViorra

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The Gorman training ship Herzogin Sophia Charlotte whicharrived yesterday reported whatseemed to be an eruption on thesummit of Mauna Loa

On acoount of the enforcement ofthe Sunday law by the new highsheriff the awimminR race betweenmembers of the Healani and MyrtleBoat clubi will take plaos at i p mSaturday in nlsco of on Sunday

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on the 15th instGodfrey Bbown

TreasurerHonolulu Nov 14th 1904

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NOTICE OP REWARD

Notice is hereby Riven that theDemooratlo Central Committee ofthis Territory will pay a reward ofFifty Dollars 5060 for evidencethat will lead to the conviction ofany person voting illegally or other-wise

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