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Somo of the Lucky Dnys and Omonsfor tho Bridal Day

Tlicrc arc ninny superstitions sur ¬

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times when every tremble ot n lcifor every change in tho weather por-

tended good or evil According to

old Ideas bravo is the girl who will

consent to bo wed on Friday or dur-

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the month of May while JuneSeptember October and Decembersmilo graciously upon her barringalways tho thirteenth day of everymonth

Monday Tuesday and Wednesdaywero epnsidered the best days to bsmarried on it assurance of happinessis desired for

RJonday for wealthTuesday for healthWednesday the best day of allThursday for crossesFriday for lossesSaturday no hick at allA bride elect Is happy truly it the

sun shines upon tho great day forBlest is the bride upon whom the

sun doth Rhine

And another adage saysTo change the name -- and not the

UtterIs a change for tho worse and not

the betterFrom time Immemorial among tho

Jews the fourth day of tho week wasunlucky for maidens and the fifth forwidows Tho ancient Romans lookedaskance on the nories and Ides oteach month

Dreadful inlped is the postponelmtnt5r a wcTtdlngeveniri Tills practical age Many aro wedded op a bedof pain cr In a house ot mourningrather than change the day

Of undaunted courage was she whodated don the bridal finery in its en-

tirety before the hour of tho ceremo-ny as death and dlro mlsfoitune weresupposed to follow

The right shoe must be put on

first for if the bride draws on tholeft shoe by mistake she will have anunhappy married life

Something old and scmething nc wsomething borrowed and somethingblue must nlways be foMowcl andalso a bride must have a care not ropeep at herself in n mirror after fjlio

is completely gowned No completeblack costume is allowable as thatpresnges a death and oyery pin usedIn dressing must ho thrown away

Anotncr Id a was this To try ona wedding ring before the ceremonyis unpropitious Shoiud the slmhluqhand of the groom drop this symbol oflove in tho net of putting It on thehrldos finger the ceiemony had hot-

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bo stopped right thera To leseIt is prophetic of evil and many fancy to remove It after It Is placed onthe finger is unlucky

Tho breaking of a wedding ring is

surely prophotlc of tho death of oneof the mniried twain according to oldlegends I

Theio Is an explanation to tho auperetition

As tho wedding ljng wearaSo wears away lifes cnrcs

Tho throwing of rice and old siupors which should never bo omittedIs descended from antiquity rlcomeaning fertility and plenty whllolllo old shoe Is supposed to Invoketho favor of the fickle goddess offortunp

Above all ttilugs a bride must stillweep on her own wedding day nomatter how happy she may be Sheroust squeeze out a tear or bo for

the bride who neglects toweep will

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FRIDAY DEO 12 1902

K RECOGNIZED PQiEft

A rumbling sound of discontenthas been heard from the camp of

the machine that is now rulingfrom Republican headquarters be ¬

cause a certain kanaka unthoughtof has been fouled upon thorn andthey were compelled to acc3pt audapprove him yet although a godand Btaunoh Republican he ia notevon partially acceptable to thiiruWe have been given to understandthat ho was not the maehineVchoice and he was forced uponthem at the eleventh hour audthat by Citizen Jonah the Delega-

te-elect who we are further giv ¬

en to understand sent a most em-

phatic¬

note domanding the recog ¬

nition of Hawaiiaus at the samo

time natniug two of his countrymen i i

If our readers would only recallto mind what we aw iu Tun In- -

DEPENDENT of tho dh instantwherein we gave out tho informa-tion

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that Cjtizaa Jonah had bb

eorted bia privilogo as leader Bed

at the aame time had insiateduponthe Executive Committee of hie

aparty plaoing the names of cer ¬

tain prominent Hawaii ja Al

the same time wb stated that hehad recommended and endorsedtho names of Judge Kepoikai forSuperintendent of Public Worksand Col Iaukea for that of Treas-

urer¬

The above information was onlygiven out ss a rumor but laterdevelopments have since proventhat we were oloao to the truth

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But the rumbling has since con-

tinued

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when one of tho two Hawaiians was chosen and accepted incaucus Thia was evon after endors-

ing

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another whom our dicky birdsayp was none other than a certainMr Campbell a marriage connec ¬

tion of the first choice of a Hawai ¬

ian who it is said declined in orderthat hia relative might have thoplace It ia evon hinted that hadthe Governors noiuiuntiouB come intime before the adjournment of thoSenate on Wednesday afternoon aweek ago the Senate would haveconfirmed them in quick order andthe Delegate elect would not thenhave had a ghost of a show ButFate came iu tho way and Fortunecrowned the ofTorts of our foremostcitizen Had itnot bean so tberowould not have been a Hawaiiannominated nor confirmed for any oftho vacancies

Since the montion of tho name ofJudge Kepoikai and even since hisnomination by the Governor fol-

lowed

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immediately by tho unani-

mous

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confirmation of the Senatecertain sycophantic Republicanshave approached ub saying Howdo you feel over that now have wo

not done the right thing for theHawaiiaus Even admitting thatthey have done partly right theydid not do it willingly but becausethey were put on the gridiron toforce their sinoerity That muchwas insisted upon them and tbeythen gave way to a recognition ofthe Hawaiian theroby acceding toour demands And how was itdone and who did it Not becausethey wisheu to but because a bittorpill was givon them to swallow andthey had to take it gracefully fromour Republican Dslegate olect a

true Hawaiian who iB jealous of theinterest of his people and for whom

he has footings

Our dicky bird has since informed

ub that those whom tho Governorintended to nominate in bis way-

laid

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message on that memorableWednesday afternoon tho 3rd instlwere practically the same as helator nominated and since confirm-

ed

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with tho exception of the Treasurer We have been since informedthat two other prisons a kanakaand a haole felt certain of receivingthe partyd endorsement and theGovernors nomination the latterin particular felt so sure of it up ittho timo Citizen Jonah interferedand his stock begaT djolioing in

favor of another unthought of andunconsidered Hawaiian who is now

warming the then vacant and un-

sought

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seat In this connection n

Senator the partys leader In thoupper chamber of the Legislaturewas sont as a special messenger by

a Federal vessel to fetch the de-

sired

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Hawaiian who is in all oarnesta representative one among his race

And Maui has won the proud honorand distiuctiou of having one of itsmost loyal bodi sought after and

recognize 1 Ej no ia Maui O

Maui no It a oi

We haMbetn further given tounderstand that thsre ara imnywithin the predominant party who

do not at all relish the fact of an ¬

other Hawaiian being lauded over

them neither do they eojiy thepart played by Citizen JonahThe Independent has repeatedlysaid that the young Delegate had a

mind of his own that when put tothe teat we believed he would as

Hurt himself and be has done so

The would badiorstprs have since

found out that ho is not to bi trifledwith and in him liny must recognize the fact ho is a Hawaiian ollijo beitiup and with Delegate

has tho feeliug3 of a Hawaiian to assist no d mot lu willand nothing ohange from be better fortified for his talk audhis natural love for country and dutiespeople of bis days As suoh wo Ha ¬

waiian are all oupj although ourpolilios may differ yot our foelingsremain always the same knowing noother country than thosB littlespecks out in the mid PaciGc

Have we nt Bince theeleotion those within the inner cir-

cles

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of the maobine seeiug howeasy tho election was won feel thatthey are it with both feet andendeavor to ignore the Hawaiianwho made suoh a victory possibleSince the assembling of tbo Senatethey have been clamoring for scalpsand are still office hungry Sum-

mary¬

dismissals particularly ofHawaiianB were demanded ofwhich clamor for spoils was madewithout counting upon one whomay forced to checkmate themand has so far succeededparty diotators are not at all pleas-

ed with him for he is really astumbling block in the way of theirefforts to gain only personal ag-

grandizement¬

for had not it been

for hia interference no Hawaiianwould today have been placed inoffice

Be that as it may the work hasbeen done with telling effeot andnow the leaders know that theresanother that should be cherishedin their councils This much weknow that is the knavish tricksof some of these hungry houndshave been frustrated and by

a young Hawaiian Citzou Jonahthe Hawaiian Delegate elect

TOPICS OF THE BAY

The fair weather made policebusiness bad which was good forthe people The weatherseems to have made people bad

which ia good for the police

Senator Achi Booms to have been

the recipient of a return favor by

the former Poobah of the ExecutnoCouncil in tho quid pro quo of a

land exohauge whioh had formerlybeen objected to in Council but

thon there was no vote in view to tuobtained Achi is a bird thatkucwj how to feather its own

nost

The Advertiser at last displaysthe white Hag of a truce on thoonce laudsd subject of tho import-

ation

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of Dakota farraors and dis

closes its busted fluBb in thofollowing excerpt from its leadingeditorial of this morning Thowriter states

Tho Dakota farmers have notmaterialized yet possibly ow

ing to causes whioh may easily I

disunite a parly engaged in ascheme to remove to a andcomparatively unknown laud maynot oome at all

Tub Independent would suggestwhioh may be taken aa an odvicp

that Ddlegate eloot Jonah shoudpiy a v sit to Washington during

month eay after New YearWe foel that It would bo better forhim to go there It advance andacquaint himsolf with the routinework of his position and at thesame timo make himself acquaintedwith tho Presidont the cflluiaU and

the legislators of the Nation ofwhich little Hawaii is a part Jtcannot do any harm bul ou tho

contrary bolieVi it will be of greatrvice to him when his term of

thatstill Wilcox

can him

said that

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Our dicky bird says that an em ¬

ployee of ouo of our great andpondoiou contemporaries recentlypaid a visit to ouo of the oliinfdepartments of the Governuioitcomplaining that it his been a longlime siuco it received any patronagein the shape of job printing to doWo cannot reason out why itshould play the Oliver Twist as ithas received the largest share of allGovernment pUrjnage job work aswell as advertising It has no causeto complain as it has always receiv ¬

ed more than it deserved Why notgive the others a show But a h gis never satisfied it always wantsmore Awl uoiihor can We blamethis hog nature when it ia auparentthat tho concern has Iho oapacilyto ddvour anything aud every-

thing¬

The general public has but littlekuowledge of the law under thoorovisiona of which tho investiga-

tions¬

for a suitable Bite for theplacement of a Federal buildingare at present baing conductedhere And for general informa-tion

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the law b here given

That all buildings authorizedto bo constructed enlarged or ex-

tended¬

under the provisions of thisAct shall be unexposed to dangerfrom fire by an open space of atleast forty feet on each Bide in-

cluding¬

streets and alleys provid-ed

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further that in exceptional casesaud for good cause shown the Secretary of the Trrasury may in hisdiscretion reduce the open spaceto less space than forty feet and toany dimensions which he shalldeem sufficient to afford fire protection

Provided further tliil in acquir ¬

ing sites uuder this cection theSecretary of the Treasury shalltake into consideration the presentneeds of the Government and thefuture growth of the cities eumerated repoctivoly aid ii no casoshall the Secretary of tho Treasuryacquire a site unless the dimen ¬

sions thereof ore of suili ient sizefor a building that will aecomuivdate all the government officesnow located or likely to bo loaatedin the near future in paid cities

j i111 ujDistrict Court Wilcox J

There wore a bakers dozen ofcases before Judge Wilcox forexamination aud decision this morn ¬

ing but although bid honor wasready as usual soyeral of the caseswere not ready for hearing and werepostponed to diildrent dato WzNiehiroa assault Krokipa afsruillwith a dangerous weapon and Kuhia fiohing with fciant powdor tothe lMi Inst Iliuwa assault audbattery to the JFnb and WongChan larceny to the IQ b Pukilafor assault ou hia wife got ton diysin jdLitarn Lurn asault with nwt apon waived examination andwent to the Circuit Court aud twoiebriritcs were fined the oustamount

omary

Outward PassengersAmoo the passengers who kft

iu tho steamer Mauoa Loa at noontoday were the following besidesthese elEuwhorp mentioned MjssAi kermaun Mrs AmaiuT It Robinson Mabel Edwardp Mifs EarUHMtad J A Maguire R W MaddenCol C PJUukea A Euoa aud wifeJudge Maiaulu and wife EthelTaylor Senator J D Paris I P risHon V II Hayped n wife anddaughter Geo McDougall It A MoWayne G H Robertson L J Lincoin Miss Low Miss Lohry andothers

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LOCAL AND QENEBAI NEB

Prob prognosticates fresh N Ewinds probably occasional raiusqualls as tbo weather for todayand tonight

Tbo frequent and heavy raid andwind equalU kept maulers of vesselsaud harbor niastor Fuller with aweather eja out all day yester-day

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The inolemoney of the weatherprevonted the attendance of anexpected large audience at theconcert given in Pauahi ball lastevening

The MyBtio Shrinera of the citywill have a featival of their owntomorrow evening commencing at730 oclock in the lodge room atthe Masonic Temple

J A Gilman will bvdry probablyappointed by Governor Dole to theposition on the Board of Fire Com-

missioners¬

made vacant by the re- -

siguation of J H Fisher

Collections of articles intendedfor tbo use comfort or pleasure ofthe Wards of the Nation will beforwarded if left at the office ofE O Hall and Sod up to December22nd

Association football will bo ployedat the MaUiki grounds tomorrowafternoon The hour set for com-

mencing¬

is 3 oolock and tho playis far more open and interestingthan tho inter collegiate rough andtumble mii upa

Judge Robinson yesterday dis-

missed¬

the long time pending suitsbetween the HouoIuId Stock YardsCo and some inauranee companiesa settlement being reached bywhich tbe company received something over 7000

The Kibauik tiaut o land siluable near the estate of lion S M

Damon at Uoaualua aud containingabout 1300 acres of land is reportedto be approved of as a suitable loca-

tion¬

for a military post of the ofFederal government

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The OhristmaB crowds did notmaterialize yet on tbe streets butwhen the passing spell of badweather is over tbe devotees at theshrine of Kris KuingU will be veryevident in the many local templesfilled up for their reception

Tho heavy rains of yesterdaycaused the lighter top covering ofthe roads to wash into the Jiap dTransit car Iradca aud switches andthe deposits cauted a slight iinpediment to the rapid travel alongthe lines in the higher levels

The steamer Peru from theOrient en route to San Franciscois due in port heje tomorrow audtheNevadan from Kahului on Sun-

day¬

Both vessels will take mailsfor tbe Coast and tbe opportunityis thus offered to forward Christmasremembrances

Tho direoors of tho WaimcaSugar Mill Company of Kauai at ameeting held yesterday authorisedthe issuance of bonds to the amountof 125000 the amount raiaedfthore- -

on to be used in tbe transmission ofwater from the Vaime8 rivor to thoplantation

Tbe Chinese who have loft theirfire claims papers with the Chineseconsul will have la await the re-

turn of Yang Wei Pin fromChina before obtaining their ten percent allotment tbe powor attorneypresented not being satisfactory toTreasurer Kepolltii

Owen Holt Jr a lad who thot oneChinese aocidentaly probably aijdhold at bay a half a dogjn otbersbya gun piny was yesterday foundguilty of assault with a weapon bya jury On a recommendation formercy Judge De Bolt gave Hollasevere lecture nod three days iujail

Tbo usual gastrnnomioal oxerolses wore indulged in by membersof tbe Cife Problem Olub at theY M O A ball yesterday bveningaud after tho satiation of the inuerman a feast of reason was indulgedin the piece de resistance being thesubject The Home How to Make

it Attractive

GIANX POWDER IXPLOBION

Death and Instruction Caused AtKalihl woeua

Eirly risern or tdwuB people who

wore awake at a few minutes paftsix oeloolt this morning had thairattention temporarily attracted by

tho boom of an oxploaiou whichsounded much like the noise of a

gun Inquiry resulted in disclosingthe facts that the noise was causedby the premature explosion of

dynamito iu a house situated atKalihi waona off the Kameham ha

IV road aud which had resulted iu

tho complete demolition of a house

the scattering about in fragmentsof the body of a native named Kekaha probably fatally injuring anative woman and the bruising andshocking of three other people whowere on tho premises On discoveringtbo condition of affairs the DeputySheriff who had arrived very quick-ly

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on tbo scsne had the woundedsent to the hospital aud then im-

panelled¬

a jury to discover the causeof tho death of Kekaha This uu

fortunato was disemboweled dis- -

memberod and the razed interior ofthe homo was besplattered withblood hair and other portions ofthe dead man who is believed to hareaccidentally caused the explosionIt is boleived that there was quite a

lot of the powerful explosive storedou the premises the use of which is

only surmised at The owe iB atpresent in tho binds of a coronersjury who will probably be enabledto arrive at all the facta in the mat-

ter¬

when they question the wouudedwho are at the hofpital The ownerof the house in ntMed to be one S

Kniapoepoe and luckily for him hewas attending awftkeelaewhere lastuight uot returning to ha homeuntil an hour after the dread des-

tructive¬

oxploaiou of this morn-

ing¬

For Federal Building

The Commission on siteB for a

proposed Federal building vizia post cfbVe to bo tret ted in thiscity is still occupied ou reoeiviugsuggestions from the general publicno location yet suggested has tofar a known received tho uuanimouB favorable consideration ofthe Comiui sloin At yesterdayaflerttooiiH meeting offers weremade of lands as follows The

llat iron lot corner MerchantKing and Iiichards streets theOccidental hotel property cornerAlatiea and Kinpi tbe Uupper es-

tate¬

comer King Likelike andPunchbowl tho Bishop lot on Kingstreet Waikiki of the Bulletin cfll e

tho Lewis estate lot on King audBathelaud afveral others Therela niiitn a minlUur ft I llllalnnaa mnnID IjUtlW UMtUUVM wi uuciuucn UtDLland others of the general puiliuwho consider lie location ou thecorners of Merchant King andBicbards streets fronting on Palaonftjuare as the best one as yet pro ¬

posed although the Irwin lot Ewaof the Opera house ia also favoredThe labors of tbo commitloe haypby no means ended and other meetnga will be held fcr the purpose of

endeavoring to get a consensus ofpublic opinion

An Attempt to Shoot

A pollco alarm wa rung in fromKakaako last evening aud iu reapouaeolHiier Duuoan was sent tothe location Arriving at South andQuean streelB he found a womanwith a revolver in her band whostated bar hnsbanc hq attemptedtn shoflt A enarpli for the illydisposed hmbaud was made dur ¬

ing one of the heaviest of the raiasqualls and through backyardsteemiug with water resulting finallyin his capture am conveyancelifter a little forcible argument tothe polioe station

The luati at Progress hall yester-day

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afternoon aud the consolationhop at the samo place iu tho eveuing both events under the auspicesof the ladies who to successfullymanaged the late Catholic fair werewell attended notwithstanding theuauleaeaut weather

The First Local MintOno of tho institutions hero

which has the special attention oftourists as well as the local peopleiB the Mint which is established onNuuanu Btroel opposite CJueenEmma Hall It is interesting toonter the largo main working roomwhore general manager McDonoughand his corps of assistants aro atwork The cool and large lanai is aproper resting place and the vaultswhere the barn to bo minted andbeer aro kept present a very tastyspectacle The Mint ia open from530 a m to 1130 p m and duringthoBe hours tho work never censesVisitors after looking ovor the placewill find first oIaB refresh rum b andthe purest of liauorn

The Pwru arrived iu port at noonand she will rail for the Coast at 10p m mail closing at 9 oclock

Governor Dole and wifo atdDelegate elect Jonah and wife weropaseengers this morning by thesteamer Mauna Loa f r Hawaii

Bishop Gulstau is yet at Hilo andwill probably remain there forsome little present time at leastTho latest newB received regardinghis health is considered to indicatea slow recovery

The Executive Council met yes ¬

terday and approved several plansof proposed work submitted by tLoSuperintendent of Public WorksThe sum of 175000 was reported asbeing uotded by tho Dt paitmeutfor proposed disbursements duringthe unfiling three months

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When youve got to tho treo youwould have a haul time

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From this leafy limb unto thatAnd tho sugar plum3 tumble of course

to the groundHurrah for that chocolate cat

There are marshmallows gumdropsand peppermint canes

With striplngs of scarlet or goldAnd you carry away of tho treasuro

that rainsAs much as your apron can hold

So come little child cuddle closer torno

In your dainty white nightcap andgown

And Ill rock you away to that SugarPlum Treo

In tho garden of Shut Eye TownEugene Fikld

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imitation which Bacon llkc ns to aglObe oi pieeepts It is Instruction

It is teaching without woids oftenexemplifying more than tongue canteach In tho face of bad examplethe best precepts aie of but littleavail Tho example Is followed notthe precepts Indeed precept at vailance wiii practice Is worse than use

less Inasmuch as it only serves otench that most cowaidly of viceshypocrisy Even children aie judgesof hypocrisy and tho lessons of thoparent who says one thing and does

the opposite are quickly seen throughTho teaching of the filar was notworth much who preached the virtueof honesty with a stolen goose Inhis sleeve

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Tho wlso man dees not despisethe opinion of the vorld ho estimatesIt at its full value he does not rushfrom vanity alone against the tecolved opinions of othcis he does nothazard his costly Jowel wuh unwoithycombatants and for a potty stakeWhat is tho esseuco and life of char-acter

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