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A Most Worthy Tribute Paid to thoMemory of a Bohemian of SanFrancisco

At the request of certain well

known friendBihoro of tho late Al-

bert

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Oerbording a leadiug San

Franciscan grain merchant andvirtual head of the branch of thoUnion Fttd Co of this oily in thatmetropolis who died at Santa Bar-

bara

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California on March 26th lastalthough he is not known to us

Tub Independent is pleased to re-

publish

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tho tributo horeuudor takenfrom the Commercial News of thatBay City Ho was a tiue Bohemianof that city and was one of the most

popular members of the Bohemian

OJub Besides his aged mother his

wife and daughter two brothers and

two sisters survive himTno committee appointod by tho

Merchants Exohango of San Fran-

cisco

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to draft resolutions in memory

of the lato Albert Gerberding pre-

sented¬

the following wbioh werounanimously adopted

As some alosl too small an im-

pression¬

of our Iocs as some alasltoo poor an offering to hia mem ¬

ory as some alosl too slight atributo to his character as somealael too inadequate cuusolatinu totho loved ones he has left we ex ¬

press ir this memorial our afftotionand our admiration for tho nobleheart and gentle spirit that wasknown in lifo as Albert Gerberding

To those that had the good fort ¬

une to know him words are all tooweak for the duty of the hour andto those who know him not nowordB can ever depict in fullmeasure his kindness sweetnessgentleae38 charity truth manhooduobleuoss talent and high integrityof character Yet if words fail usnow Ihete is blessed consolation inthe thought that his virtues lacknot for witness they speak todpy inthe saddenod eyes aud the griefstricken oouutenanee of his familyfriend and acquaintances Thememory of Albort GerbsrdiDg willbe over elcquont in tho heart beatsof those who knew him

In all the duties of life he earnedthe commondatiou and tho admira ¬

tion of his fellow men in all therelationships of life lie proved him-

self

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worthy No son oould haveueou more auiiiui no brolnor morebrotherly no husband more lovingno father more gentle no friendmore loyal no acquaintanoo morekindly no ollioial more faithful nomorohaut more upright In thesedays of struggle aud competition inthese dsys that bid fair to plaoawealth upou the throue it is inspir-ing

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to feel that his success knownand felt by a1 to be higher thanthat of any buoqbsb that is wodmerely in the market place Hemay not have led all others in therace for ret owe he may not havepassed all others in tho race formoney bt no wan had surpassedhim in all the gentle virtue lintcluster oloso oboul tho heart andWdflv 6vor make tho real worthof man

He oould not osoapo tho oomuionlot of mortals ho could not passlife free from paiu and sufferinghut we recall uow with thoughtsthat lie oloco akin to tears how horoso superior to it all with a spiritthat forgot self and was evor lostin tho thought for others

Our commercial body cannot butthauk the grent God of all thatwhile it deplores its loss it can feelthat it has been its privilege tonumber among its members ouuwho was at onoo an iuspira ion andan Qxamplo

In this daik hour that his loss has

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SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE

Undor and by virtue of a certainExecution issued by Lylo A DickeySecond District Magistrate of Ho-nolulu

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Island of Oahu Territory ofHawaii on the 9th day of April AD 1902 in the maUor of OhookCheong vb Chung Mung formerlydoing business as Kwong OhongTai now as Mung Kee I have onthis9h day of April A D 1902levied upon and shall expose forsale at public auction to the highestbidders at the Police Station Kalakaua Halo in said Honolulu at 12oclock noon of Wednesday the11th day of Mar A D 1902 all thoright title and interest of stidChung Mung formerly king busi-ness

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as Kwong Ohong Tai u w asMung Kee in and to the followingproperty uoIpsr the judgmentamounting to Thirty one and 62 100Dollars iotertst costs and my expensoR are previously paid

1 Shoe machine 1 bedstead 1washstand 11 piotures with frames2 counters 1 table 1 bdl lawn ten ¬

nis bats 1 cloak 1 sofa 1 pr vase 1small show cane containing pipesknives can openers epoons nutcrackers slate pencils buttonspurses etc 1 Inrge show oaco con-taining

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ring thimbles silverwarepurses watobohains colognes sleeveand shirt studs clocks ribbooBolothing socks etc also silverwarecrockery mens ladies and chfldrens footwear slate and lead penoils hardware tools aud othergoodsOHAS F OFTILL1NGWORTH

Deputy Sheriff Ter of HawaiiHonolulu Oahu April 9 1902

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EDMUND ROBBIE Editor

Reldinc In Honolala

FRIDAY APRIL 18 1902

A SWOOP ON CAMPAIGN FUNDS

All parties that go into politics

are more or less interested in it forwhat there in to be got out of itNone is afore nor after another

but al aro akin one to the otherIn this connection none can accuse

anothor of any improper practiceswithout making tho same applica-

tion

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fit itBolf No 030 party is muoh

holier than the othor and none canbear close scrutiny bitter than an ¬

other And still thare are certainhappenings that need expositionand The Independent will try some

exposures without fear or favoroven if thoso guilty are of our class

aud of our partiesN

Having constraiuod ourselves forsome time we aro at last foroed tosay something in reference to ourpeople We cannot hold what wo

want to say baok any longer as ourcup has been filled to overflowing

and to further restrain is to aid andabet thoaa that ore in the wrongalthough wo aro no saint at all

The sooner those certain parties are

exposed to the scrutinizing gaze of

the puhlio tho batter for all andwlion at last found out by tho peo ¬

ple then we would be satisfied thatwe havo dono our duty to ourselves

and to our class and people Odiumnor jalumny is not what we wantbut fairness and purity in so far as

theycaa be haudlod abovo board

Cut of tho mattor wo wish now todeal with is in a way of some importanco to all During the recentbye election so we have boon In-

formed¬

as soon as it had been loamod that thero was a certain amountin tho Homo Rule Democraticbampaigu fund a swoop was iaimediately mado upon it by some ofthe alleged loaders They oven went06 far as to demand pay for what

services they iutonded to rentiertheir own cause and when theywere refused thoy sulked but final-

ly¬

reported for duty Even thoolder members and hangors on

thoso of the well known plug hatbrigade made propostorous de ¬

mands upon tho funds until pati ¬

ence coaeod to bo a virtue Thotrait here mentioned was very pro-

minent¬

in tho alleged loaders andsoakors or rather suckers

Wo aro informed that a subscrip-tion

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list W8B gotten up and handedto a prominent modamo to drumup donations toward the campaignfund It has not yet been handedin although it isroported that therewas something received Further ¬

more this person claims that thoamount roooivod Bhould go towardsdefraying tho expenses of gettingout a certain campaign sheot Theperson evidently iB familiar with tuchbusinoss heretoforefor she b outerprising to a fault and believes

that a bird in hand in worth two

in the bush Big head I

Some may say that it is not forua to admit or expose suoh doingsbut wo say it is rightly within ourprovinco in order to guard thepublic and the contributors in thefuture For ourselvo we believein being honest and clean in poli-

tic¬

if others are not those beingfaults in our make up The soonerthe Hawaiian party 13 cleanssd of

such makes the better for thenthe reptiles may look elsewherefor further prey whom they mightdevour

Nono of us aro too pure and wed6nH in the least presume to bebutwo can offer mediation between

tho pure and impure whereby we

Aspect and hope to eradicate some

impurity And still we baliove

that politics can bo made cleanand treated pure and we

purely as suoh withoutolium being cant upon it

hopeany

A EAXHEK FUNKY I OGIOIAN

Filipo Mikila according to the re ¬

port of the Investigating Committeesignod by E P Dole Wm DMoore and J SBPratt was putin a coll with no outside window

ficomparatively dark and illy von

tilated He was kept thore from

Decembor 1 1801 until Maroh 12

1902 a fraction over tho space of

three long weary monthc audnover was arraigned on any charge

and no written accusation madeagainst him

He that native man was in an

advauced stage of loproBy when bo

was arrested As tho disease pro-

gressed ho bocamo very weak and

was little more than skin and bonesA3 early as about thefirst ofMarchhis hands and foet woro alive withmaggots Thostonohwas offensiveOn the 12h of March no was takenhome by members of a fraternity towhich he bolonaed Ho died on the18bh Ho had no proper care bo

foro leaving tho jail Ha had no

medical attention worthy of thonamo at any time

And after signing suoh a reportDr Pratt submits a supplementaryone stating that although he conaiders that the man roiponsible forsuoh a state of affiirs Superintend ¬

ent Roynohls committed a gravemistake in not removiogMikilawhonrequested to do so by medical supjrintendent of the settlomont I donot consider thai bja not doing so is

suDloiont oausosignatiou

KWMffMyWiWWW

to call for his re- -

And such is tho logic of a dootorand an exeoutivo officer at that tooof our Board of Health Great manl

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Our forosight is as good as ourhindsight in so far as that LeperSutlloment iniquitous stench is concorned It was and still it is

It is really a matter of news tolearn that Judge Humphreys is aHomo Ruler and that by word ofmouth of our Governor DoloSurely it is news indeed Butpray when did the Judge bocomeontT

Ambrose K Hutchison may be aohronio kicker but he evidentlyknows what he is talking about andthat only too well and tco sure andvery true to suit others in officialclover Events havo shown him tobe one of such calibre

The Advertipor is out now forDole as a member of Rooseveltscabinet We suggest that the warportfolio would admirably fit his

autooratio propensities His fightwith General Miles as to Who is

who would be mighty interesting

Six blasts about 1 oclock yester-

day¬

morning and tho same numberagain at about the same timo thismorning when the whole city wasslumbering it is no small wonderthat the populace are not up in

arms and file a strong and strenuousprotest against these blastingCottons By all means tho peopleshould get a move on

Whou Governor Dolelately on theCoast was asked Must charges be

filed apd an investigation hold be-

fore

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you can be romovedt be an-

swered

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No tho President couldturn me out of office tomorrow if he

wanted to do so I hold entirely athis pleasure Hght you areSandy old boy and moros thepity that you are not yet asked toretire yourself from office theBoonor the better for this TerritoryWe do hope thaa muoh desiredchange is imminent and that he

will be so told at Washington tostop down and out Suoh is the

policy nowadays as shown by thecourse of drifting and currentoventB Do hurry Mi Presidentand get a move on to rid this Ter ¬

ritory of the family compacttyranny

Thejfollowing is refreshing news

as coming from the mouth of ourGovernor while interviewed ro

cently in San Francisco and is es-

pecially

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very remarkable

Jtjs the Homo Rule partyagainst the Republicans TheHomo Rulo party is the old Rojalist following Judge Humphreysappears to havo been advising withtho Homo Rule parly though Iought not to say that for publica-tion for I really dont know it andI do not wish to say anythingagainst- - Judge Humphreys that Ido not know As to tho Missionaryparty the designation has now lostiU old slgnifloanQO Whtt is calledtho Missionary party is tho oontservalive element The Democratspolled quito a voto in Honolulubut very little outside of it As a

party they are not taking any posi ¬

tion against met I think

Bishop Potter is at it again Formaking on exhibition 0 himself

the New York prolate has no riv ¬

al Aooording to bis cbaritabloviows tho worthy Bishop of Ho-

nolulu¬

must bo out of his mindThe hundreds of peoplo whoknow Bishop Willis aud havo knownhim for so many yoars his formerpupils who gratefully romemberthat to him is duo the foundationfor their education and training hisnumerous flock who have alwaysfound him a courteous gentlemanand a true frierru and his successorhero who has nothing but words ofpraise for his storling worth andself denial will take Biehop Pottersopinion for what it is worth It is

unfortunate that Bishop Pottercannot soo his way clear to mind hisown business and not put his foot init every timo ho trios to get out ofhis sphere

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Mail for the Coasl tomorrow bytbo Grant

Tho Sbip A J Fullor sailed forSaa Franoisco yesterday with a loadof sugar

Tho transport Grant will prob-ably sail for tho Goaat tomorrowafternoon

G Kunst tho Samoau millionaireresumed bis journey to San Francisao on the Sonoma

Tbo Steamer Tampioo took 19200bags of Sugar from Eleele to Kahulul on Wednesday i

A demurrer to tho amended comp-laint

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has been filed in tho oaso ofKapiolani Estate vs Mary H Atoh- -

orley

After several pooponments of thehour of hor departure the Sonomafinally wont to sea at 6 p m lastevening

W H Bell forraorly ohief linotypo operator of tho late Republ-

ican¬

loft for his homo in Coloradoon tho Sonoma

The United States tug Iroquoisleft on a short cruise around theislands about 7 p m yostordnyShe is expected back on Sunday

The pumping plant on Beretaniastroot was shut down yostbrdaymorning for a thorough overhaulingIt is the first time in seven yuars

J D McVeigh the now superint-endent

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of the Leper Settlementleaves on Monday evening for Kalaupapa to begin his duties there- The writ of habeas corpus whichwas issued in the Walter G Smithcontempt caeo is returnable beforeChiefnex1

Justice Frear on Monday

The public anniversary of the YM 0 A will tako plaoe on Moodtyevening next The speakers will beBishop Nichols T Olive Davies andPresident J B Atborton

Thos K Nathaniel has been ap-

pointed¬

a magistrate at the LeporSettlement Molokai in accordancewith the recommendations of theBoard of Health

v

T A Lloyd who baa been roadsupervisor for Honolulu for a yearpast has tendered his resignationand his assistant 0 B Dwight hasbeen appointed in his place

Rev Wm H Sallmon of Bridgeport Conn has beon offdrod thepresidency of Oahu College ProfArthur M Smiths resignation takeseffect at the close of the school torm

J Lightfoot latoly manager of

the Sanitary Steam laundry was ad

mitted to practice in all the courtsof the Territory thi morning thooath being administered by ChiefJustice W F Frear

In tho U S Court yesterday T IDillon was allowed a fee of SICO forservices in tho Voollcir bankruptcyoase Lylo Dickey was givon a foe

of 75 for his servicoa in connectionwith the case of Loong Dat Yee

The H A 0 nine will play a ninefrom tho Custom house at tho Punahou grounds tomorrow afternoonfor the benefit of tho MoKinley

memorial fund Prof Leonard will

ascend in his ballon and make a

paraahute doscentk

Harry Klomme the popular com

manding officer of Co A N G liwas unanimously re oleotod captainat a mooting held by the compay

last night at tho drill shod CaptainKlomme will now begin serving outhis thrid term as captain of Co A

MisB Helen Deshn tho Presidentof the Hawaiian Womens Club loft

on tho Sonoma yeBtcrday to attend

tho annual convention Qf tho Wo ¬

mens Federation of Clubs She

was aocompnniod by Mrfli W FFrear

Thn Katnehamoha Girls Glee

Olub serenaded the Sonoma yoster

day in honor of Miss Helen DashaThe weird and plaintivG music of a

Hawaiian farewell delighted thenumerous passengers on board and

tlie girls were vooiferouly applaud

Two new spars tot Prince Cupidsyacht Princess arrived on the So-

noma¬

A niuo front room for agentleman to rent atGarden Lane

lady orNo 9

I A Treat of Salinas Oal hasbeen appointed commissioner to taketestimony in the matter of theestate of Susan Jane Douglas

Rev Fathor Stephen the newlyordained priest will deliver his firstsermon on Sunday evening at thoRoman Catholic Cathedral Hewill speak in Portuguese

Tho reading rooms of tho Honolulu Engineering Association wereopened last evening They are intho Y M 0 A building and containa number of engineering and scien-

tific

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journals

The Board of Health at Wednes-days

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meeting adoptod resolutions ofthanks for tho services of JudgeWilcox and Stenogaapher D HCase injicouneotion with tho Molokai investigation

Chs F Murray eldes son of thelate T B Murray was appointedadministrator of the 0Btat6 of hisfather this morning by Judge Robineon The estate is valued at 2 GOO

and consistspoliny

of a life insurance

Bishop Nichols will looturo nextWednesday evening on SomeAmerican Features in the Morningand Evening Prayer and theWednesday following on SomeFeatures of the Office of the HolyCommunion in the American Pray-

er¬

Book

Tho Waialeale arrived from Anahola yestorday with 3 500 bags ofsugar The following sugar is re-

ported¬

ready for sbipmenton KauiiIt S M 1000 V It 800 Mak 15

220 G and R 2952 McB 6200

Itoloa 2600 L P 5160 H M 8750

Itilauea 5521 M S Co 59500 total102712

Danish Royalty ODiosud Transfer

New Yobk April 5 King Christian opposed th a transfer of theDanish Antilles to the United Statesalso Crown Prince Frederick andhis bou Princo Christian says aCopenhagen dispatch to the HeraldThe entire royal family shrink fromthe bare idea of tbo cession

But the only ponon who roallycounts and baa direct influence is

tho king This monarch has eversubordinated his private desires andBontiments to the policy of th in ¬

terests of his country In the present oaso he has aotod as he has al ¬

ways done His feelings aro repug ¬

nant to the sale but patriotism thocalls of a politico economic convenience and the overwhelming vote ofthe Folktumg nave caused the kingto side with tho people In spito ofhis personal sontimenta and thnso ofhis entire family ho is for the saleand has given his approval

Dr Deuuaar Minister of ForpignAffairp considers that the upporHouse searoely will daro to wlpo outthe enormous msj rity of the lowerHouser but will try to save itsdignity by proposing a plobiscltumof the inhabitants of the islandsThisDr DeuuUjr and his colleaguesin tho government might be willingto accept

M urn m

Murdor In First Degroo

George Faris alms KentuckyBill who stabbod and killed JohnWatson a horsb trainer on Wednoday night wia arraigned in theDistrict Court this mtirhing He isohnrced with committing murder in

winwiiawrwfiyfwMityii imwwi WM

the first degree He was instructedaa to his rights by Judgo Wiloojt

and waived a preliminary examina ¬

tion He was committed to the nextterm of the Circuit Court

Fodoral Arraignments

Tho four porsQua indicted by thoFederal Grand Jury were arraignedbefore Judge Eatoo yesterday qudall pleadod not guilty Thoy aro 0A Riohardsop assault on the highsens Abraham Manase Assault onon a mail rtarrior Manual IOnBtuha and his son Frank violation of

I the internal rovenue laws

A Midnight Picnic

John Sasaki was in the DistrictCourt this morning as a result oftoo much sake inbibed during amidnight parly of which ho was a

a member Ho had been invited by

a Japanese woman to join in au ex-

cursion¬

to Waikiki and under thoshady palms of tho beach and thodelioibus perfumes of the bloomingflowers forgot the worries of thisworld and drowned them in sparkl-ing

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beverages When at 3 oclockthis morning the party composed of5 Japs rotured to town Sasakiwas loft behind Whoi he reachedhis house however ho found thathis friends bad gone to bod whichdid not suit him Tho door of thewomans room being locked he en ¬

tered through tho window and im-

mediately¬

proceeded to assault herHer husband Shircda interferedbutNgothis band badly bitten forhis trouble This morning Saiakidid not remember anything abouthis exploits so to freshen his memoryJudge Wilcox imposed a fine of 6

and costs for assaulting the womanand 15 and costs tor bitten off tbofingers of Shirodas hand

Hor End Oumo Suddenly

After a short illness Mrs MarySavidge Porter MaoPherson diedyesterday afternoon at the privatehospital of Dr Herbert of acutenephritis She only returned homofrom San Francisco on tho SonomaWednesday

Mrs MaoPherson was tho onlydaughter of Mr and Mrs SamuelSavidge Sho was born horo May20 1860 In 1885 sho marriedTheodcro 0 Porter of Wm GIrwin Co Ltd and who was aMinister of Finance under tho pro-visional

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government In 1893 bethrew himself under a passing trainat Livormore and was killed he be-

ing¬

at the time out of his mind A

few years agq she wb againjnarriedto Mr MaoPherson She was not intho best of health when sho left SanFrancisco but the illness whiohproved fatal doveloped on the voyage Her husband and an onlydaughter Mary Alice Porter sur-

vive¬

hatj as also her mother and twobrothers The funeral will takeplaco this afternoon from H HWilliams undertaking parlors

Practical Tallr

A most delightful and practicaltalk wab givon yestorday afternoonat the Y W 0 A by Mrs UThompson of Kamehamoha GirlsSchool dealing with bathing health-ful

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dreBS and other matters of san-

itation¬

The lecturer ndvlsod bothloose and light weight olothingplonty of fresh air light simplebreakfasts of fruir oorealc and eggsdrinking only boiled or filteredwater and a groat deal of that Theuse of plenty of soap was urgedand tho eschewing of tea and coffeeruuuimutjuuuu vuuuiiumg euu namthat the beat results for good healthosmo from breathlug fresh air andgoing to bid early

To DtfatU Justice

The oaje of A Oarriaton a teaman on tho ship Arthur Sewall whois nccusod of assaulting Rr W Chris ¬

tie was contined until tomorrowmoruing by Judge Wiloox Whenthe case was called the prosecutingwitness could notba found Ho wasin Court a few minutes before butdisappeared soun way or anotherJudge Wilcox Intiraatod that hehad beon spirited awuy by two menwell known along the Water troutand said that ho would not statuany such interference A subpoenawas ordered issued for Qbriatlo toappear in Court tomorrow morning

lmnMaopuerson In i city April

17 1902 Mrs Alary Porter MacPheraoq aged 12 years

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One of the institutions herowhich has the Bpeoial attention oftourists as woll as the local peopleia the Mint which is established onNuuanu street opposite QueenEmma Hall It is interesting toenter the large main working roomwhere general manager MoDonoughand his corps of assistants are atwork The cool and large lanai is aproper rosting place and the vaultswhoro the bars to be mintod andbeer are kept present a very tastyspectacle The Mint is open from5B0 a m to 1180 p m and duringthose hours the work never ceasesVisitors aftor looking over tho plaoowill find first olaB refreshments andtho purest of Jiauore

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mado for us we cannot but reonllwith serene hope ahd pleosuro thebeautiful wordB of that poem en-

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Proof wherein inspiredwords expressed mans reason forfaith in immortality the certaintyof a future life where love will meetits own

In memory of our dear friend wodesire this memorial to bo enteredon tho record books of our associa-tion

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and wo doBire that a copy beaent to his mother and to his widowin order that those he loved best ofall in the world may understand iusome email measure how dear hewes to us his associates and howfondly we admired and rospeotodhim Albert Gorbarbing our friend

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April 1 1902 Committee

Will Invito Prlnco of Wales

New Yobk April 5 There is thohighest authority for the statementthat the Chamber of Commorco ofNew York will invite tho Prince ofWaleB to attend the dedication ofits new home in August or Soptember Negotiations of a semi officialkind have been under way for thelast two months but nothingdefinite will bo known until May orJune

Ab a matter of fact no formal in ¬

vitation has yot boon sent to thePrino9 of Wales in spite of state-ments

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with every proBpeot of its accept-ance

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Representatives of all the leadingcommercial boaies of Europe willbo invited to attend the dedicationwhich promises to be an event of in-

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To Pay Back Taxes

The Executive Council at itsmeeting Monday decided to bringsuit to recover unpaid taxes in theTerritory for tho past six yearsThere has been quite an accumula-tion

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of back taxes amounting in allto over 100000 and it was decidedupon- - the request of TreasurerWright to authorize the AttornoyGeneral to bring suit against allthese delinquents A period of sixyears will bo covered and a specialdeputy will bogin immediately thoservice of summons for the Terri-tory

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Suitn will be instituted aboutMay 15th for back property taxes

and suits for personal taxes willfollow

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Wasuinoton D O April 2 Itwas announced at tho Treasury De ¬

partment today and subsequentlyfurther confirmed in details by Mr

William Haywood that the govern ¬

ment had relinquished its claim of12000 against several firms in Ho

nolulubecauso of undervaluation ofbogs The firms interested areHackfeld Si Co William G Irwin

Co Alexander Baldwin M

S Grinbaum Co and the Ha ¬

waiian Fruit Company

Austin Writes to Roosevelt

Washington D C April 4President Rootovelt has received a

lettor from Franklin Austin one ofthe Territorys must prominentcitizens identified with politics formany years and with large businessinterests on the administration ofGovernor Dole The letter is a verylong one and sets forth iu detail hisview of the ourrent pojitjoal situa-

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Customs officials no longer takenote of tho imports of Hawaiiansugar into San Francisco hut fromprivatO sources it is learnod thatsuch receipts for March wore 50

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