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time is again upon us And in accord

with the proclamation of the Governor

of this Territory will be aday desig- -

nated as a day of Gcncial ThanUsgiv ¬

ing and directs that all public ofilccs

be closed on that day for which latter provision an unexpressed thanksoffering will bo given by each and

every public employee TUeie is no

mention of sackcloth and ashes for

past transgressions nor that prayer

and fasting shall be given lo tho Giver

of all good in cjdenuatiqn ofanyslnjof commission or omission committed

during the past period A grander

higher conception of tho goodness of

tho great Cicator Is given Jn tho unox

pressed bollef that Traycrand fasting

pnl5 toi Jut the btst moUiods to ren- -

thoughts

nnllmnm

Tho pcoplo of this Territory havemany things to be thankful In thepast enjoyment of health the advance- -

ment In prestigo and popularity of the

Hawaiian pcoplo In the councils of iho

Nation tho point

to Iho gtcat benefits which aro hoped

to lcsult theiefiom Jn tho near futureMnnv of thn nresumublv illsiruised

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uiubBiiiBH wuivji navu MtLji upiiuruuiduring tho year past In the slmpo of

business depiesslons defeat of politi-

cal

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aspirations and continued oligar-

chical

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nilo will icccivo tho heartfeltthanks of thoeo who upprcclato suchdispensation

Four ourselves wo humbly bow our

in meelc submibsion ana nUsp thopaean of praiso to dispenser of fatethat wo aie alive in possession of oirfaculties and of pur poona liberty

Tho general public will undoubtedlygive thanks in accord with tho con ¬

ception of thei blessings rtcoved tholeast of which fo Ul not bo fiojh tlloso

vho will Bather lounil and enjoy

ho3illallly dispensed nt tho festive

political limit Others thereof tho pub-

lic

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nfotcsaid will rilso their voices inmerrymaking at their own homcsldcs

or at the various ThanUsgiving gather ¬

ings Which such a day create

Beauty and fashion will undoubtedly

cry hallelujah at tho polo tourna-

ment

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UiOlovcrs of athletics will shoutat the football game tho lovers of thomanly art will display their emotionat tho ringside all every one

however with us thankful that they

are at lcaBt still alive

There will be however a hiatus intho praise oftcilng of many whenJudged from a religious standpoint andCo themi the Advertiser may well ap-

ply

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the question Why did not go

to church Tho proclamation of theGovernor gives us and our employees

a needed respite from our laborsThanks

THE AOHI BEBOIUHON

Regarding tho wisdom of Senator

Achis resolution of yesterday pertain- -

h to the preparation of County andMunicipal Acts for presentation to thenext regular session of the Legislaturewo tacitly approve But the streniiQusopposition displayed by his party dis-

tinctly

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showed that the matter was ofhis own doing without previous consul-

tation

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with those o his colleagues incaucus he stayed with it tillbi ought to the test whereat he forcedhis friends and was in turn suppoitedby his opponents And had it not

for their united support the res-

olution

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would have been relegated andprobably referred to only as a part oftho record of what might have beendono but was left undone uncomplet-

ed

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deferred But instead it hasbecome a tact

The Bulletin referred to It that itis highly probable Indeed that the voteof Home Rule Democratic Senatorswas given measure largely becausethey thought they could thereby putRepublican Senators on record againstcounty and municipal governmentWo did think so at the time but nowwo do not At the first view of the

tniatjEbr It Would really Jook that it wasa test of the sincerity of tho Republi ¬

can paity but after rurther consider-

ation

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wo bellevo that no such testwas intended other than to get an in-

sight Into whatever measures of thekind may bo brought up Whatever

der thanks for tho manbldsslngs be- - f tllJwcr0 of those who votedStOWed li Ilv llilMtwrnln lil ll ll

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and piospectsjvliich

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to bo known later as we grow older In

tho game

One thing we feel certain and thatwas tho view hinted at by SenatorBaldwin that it was a move to saddletho expenses of their preparation uponthe incoming Lcglslaluio It looks soat a glance for tho Introducer of theicsolutloii Is a schemer of no meancapacity llowovcr Mr Achl had thocouiago to Introduce It in splto of hisparty and ho carded It through wlthout his comaptrlots but with tho asalMunco of tho mluoilly

Alouo without his political fi lendsSouator Achl stood and dared themand thereby gained tho much desiredfor point lio was after and that is achanco to show how well ho can manago to wield the power with tho aidof his pcoplo and against his partyKnowing for certain how well weretho Homo Rulers nud JJoniocratspledged to seo these matters throughho flrcd his first pun the Jipjubshcll

exploding within tho sacred precinct

of that august body It wns an unex

pected onslaught and It took effect

with the firing of tho first volloy Fur-

ther

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bombardment may bo expected

later as we go on with the extra ses-

sion

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Tho opposition of tho Republicans

was mainly on the ground that It was

a matter entirely outside of tho calling

of the Senate together which was ap

parently called for a specific object

and purpose but as we have previous-

ly

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stated the call seemed vague Indis-

tinct and hazy as regards tho specific

purpose and which can only bo takenby way of Inference and implication

One may seek to Infer or imply a spe ¬

cific purpose but such Is neither cleardistinct nor Intelligible The intentionmay be there according to lmplicaton

and Inference but tho solo purpose for

which It was intended is lacking in

clearness and distinctness of detail

We feel that In the entering of thiswedge the extraordinary nature ofthis special session would be lost if

further attempts of the kind should be

made and passed upon But the ma-

jority

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must bear the brunt of it which

the minority took advantage of by car-

rying

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4t solidly with tho introducerslone assistance for without them itwould never have been carried Andyet the Republican party may place

the blame for It where It should andought to be and that is with the Gov-

ernor

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himself

OALAMIIY HOWLERS

Certain remarks made In barrooms

by certain incautious white men have

been brought to our notice where

these men have asserted that now

since the election they have got thenatives down they mean to keep and

hold them down for good and forever

Irom now on and that they do not in ¬

tend to ever again let the kanakas

have the upper hand of them In the fu-

ture These remarks aro In perfect

line with what we have repeatedly in ¬

sisted lately that when they gain tho

lippercrust of things they mean to

hold it and at the same time rule with

an iron grip Theres no letup in

their natures1 and we dont blame

them if they can hold on to thoir pow ¬

er Wi ch they have gained by coor

clon of the native eloment

These Incautious brawlers furtherasset ted so thS report goes that theCaucasian race was destined to rule

the whole world and that the brownanu dark- - races aro subservient to

them and were notmttSiled to rulo

over them It Is juBtjfcucli renfirfks

as these are that cieate and causa

trouble among all classes here In thiscosmopolitan community particularlyamong the browns and whites They

are mainly mado by irreconclliablo and

inespoiiBlblo parties who now seo achanco of slapping the Hawaiian In

tho face although at one stage not so

very long ago passed by they patted

him on tho back In order to get his

vote and when they havo got It and

placed them In power they now say

as these aro reported to have said In

a blustering way and with much gusto

what they did not daro say while tho

campaign was on But wo bellevothem capable of showing such a uatuiowherever thoy are i

And yet it Ir fortunato for thoHawaiian that irresponslbles suchnu these aro not in voutrol

of things altogether but Hawaii

ans predominate lo n certain extent In

tho Legislature should t over come

to a clash between tho races As men

Identified to paitles we hope to sjothem 3lay by their rcspcctlvo partiesno matter what comes In betweenUicm and It 13 then and then only can

their fidelity to pnrty and principles

bo tested But to allow these calam

ity howlers to go nt largo crying down

Hawallans Is to further create such afeeling which Is bound to come togeth ¬

er In tho near ftiture nnd precipitate

a race and a class fight which wo do

not hope nor wish to see And yet

Hawallans aro blamed fori bqjng haole

hators ua mi

Wncn calamity hojvlors and despls

org such as these are goabout sowing

seeds of discoid and dissension why

should Hawallans bo blamed for har-

boring a feeling of resentmtnt againstsuch a lot- - As Is generally the case

these howlers hav6 nothing nt stakehere in the country But for Hawall-

ans

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their all and thelv interests aro

here for they know nqpher country

than these Islands as their home ItIs here that they were horn and bred

and therefore they have every reason

to feel even if beaten for the time al-

though

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there are many of them on thesuccessful side to receive a certain

amount of recognition not as police

men and road makers but on tho same

plane as any of their white friends

for there are yet many left to them

aside from these howlers and despla

ers

It is fortunate to a certain degree

that calamity howlers did not gain theupper hand but men who are conser-

vative enough to concede some fair-

ness

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to Hawallans whites born andbred In the country together with thonative Hawallans Should these ca-

lamity

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howlers not feel conNvited theworld Is wide enqugh for all of themto go and seek their fortunes else ¬

where but Hawallans and theirfriends are contented to live and end

their days here

WHITIWASEUD

The Grand Juiy Just discharged to

day has established for Itself a pre ¬

eminent reputation as bold fearless

and unblushing wleldcis of tho white ¬

wash brush when prominent Dole ap

polntees and pets are to be renderedimmaculate to public gaze by a thickcoating of that liquid so symbolic ofInnocence in appearance at allevents when they today In their final

jejortejujrtJKrttir iJoopeT Iwoju alL J

blame In giving WJght time to skip

They acknowledge that CJoopcr a hlgli

Government olllcial knew by Wilghtsown confession of his embezzlements

nnd yet did not do his duty nud cause

an arrebt Yet this augutt body hastho audacity to Haunt beforo tho pub ¬

lic their commendation of Coopers

action because ho thought ho mightrecover some of the monqy for thoTieasury Great God a Grand Jurypraising a felony commending an ac¬

cessory who violated his sworn dutyas an officer of tho Territory Whatcan wc expect next Mr Wagoon wasindicted for n crime immeasurably lessculpable oven If ho did ns ho is charg ¬

ed In tho Indictment found against himand is sought to he branded us a cilm--

l

uiai wniio jjoios jopuaii ges pattedon the back Verily our motto shouldbo changed to read Iminunlty to In

slders persecution to those on theout

Tho Tolo TournamentNotwithstanding cloudy and

threatening walker nmiotnpauiodby a brief but heavy shower manyfiir meu end brave women werenUoiidauls at the opeuiug noriosof the pslo games at KapiolaniPark yesterday afternoon Thowealth and fashion of tho Hono-lulu

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four hundred were well re-

presented and tho colors of tho con ¬

testing teams worn quite ovonlydistributed although naturallyenough tho blue of Oahu was moroprominent than the green of Hilotho yellow of Maui or tho scarlotof littlo Kauai As an inception thomeet was n succosf approciativospectators and interesting gamesThe result of tho games as playedis Oahu 22 Hilo 2 Maui J Kauei6 Tomorrow tho secoud game oftho polo touroament is scheduledtj take place at the Park tho con ¬

testants being tho loBors in tho firstgames viz Hilovs Kauai Judgesplay Kauai to win The eQioientservice performed by Lieut Lesliesnd the members of the mountedpolice force on duty at tho gamedeserves mention on account ofjood Judgment displayed in pre ¬

venting opportunity for accidentsamong the many vehicles in attend ¬

ance at the park aad the preven ¬

tion of heodloBB driving on tho homereturn

Met Only to Adjourn

The Sunato met this morning nsusual and after routiue businesshad bwn attended to Senatorsenberg moved to adjourn overill 10 a m of Saturday This was

to give the respective committeestime to go on with departmentalinvestigations And upon a votooeing taken the motion prevailed

Undo Final Report

Just previous to the nron hourtoday the grand jury made its finalreport Non mention was madeinto Seorblary Coopers connectionwith the abscoudiag of TreasurerWright The jurors were disha-g-e- d

Extra jurors wero summonedyesterday afternoon to completethe panel in the cane of Alex DTborupaoD on trial for embezzle ¬

ment in the Tax Office

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THE iNDlCrENDENT

tomorrowwill not issue

None of the evening papers willbe published tomorrow

Well nil Tkaaksgivo tomorrowproviding all are capable of doingBO

Judgo and Mrs Kalua returnedhomo in the stcamor Maui lastovoning

Judge Kopoikai accompanied byhl rolatives j W Aluli and E A CLong returned liomb iu yesterdaysOlaudine

Government offices will bo closedtomorrow ThanksglvingDay andthe day aftor Hawaiian Independ-ence

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Day

Tho Supreme Court adjournedyosterday for the term after hearingargument in the cobo of Koikainahaole vs Carter

Judge Do - Bolt mado an orderMonday morning extending thisturm of court twelve days fromDecember 2 next

A B Wood was on Monday ap-

pointed¬

administrator of the estateof F W McChesney his bond be ¬

ing fixed at 30CULeo Hon who pleaded guilty to

stealing a kimono and Bweaterwas eent to jail for rix months byJudge De Bolt on Monday

Land Omimissionpr Biyd willsoon throw open about three Ihounnd aerm of fine homestead land inthe Kau district oo Hiwaii to home ¬

steaders

J P Cooke L A Thurston C JFishel A W Van Valknborg SELuoas and othurs were outgoing pas-sengers

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on tho steamer Maui lastevening

C W Ashford for assault atdbattery in connection with the pos-

session¬

of the Kaikainahaole landtransaction was discharged byJudge Wilcox this morning

S Oztki has filed suit in thoCircuit Court against the HawaiiLind CotLimited to recover 600

lb 4- and interest alleged to be due onS a nromiifnrv nnte

Yde Chew charged with assaultand battery upon a Chinese womanwas fouud guilty and ontencedby Judge Da Bolt on Monday tothirty days1 imprisonment

The oasa againtt J A Magooncame up before Judga De Bolt thismorning and the defendant nted

l not plead until Treasurer Wrightis first found and oonvictei

In our account of the Senate yertorday we itated all membere werepresent There were two absenteeSenator Cecil Brown and SenatorParis the latter sent word that hewas unwell

Mrs Davios widow of tbe iateTheo H Davies with two of herchildren returned in tho stpamorMiowera on Moudy aftor an abnence of savaral years at home inEugland

J Kamakele a resident of Koka Kula Maui and a formerlegislator died at his home onMaui on Tuesday afternoon I ho18th instant of blood poisouingHe was a pastor of the HoomanaNasuao arid was buried the dayafter He was agedabout 70 years

Judge Estoe yesterday overruledthe demurrer iu the case of IJnitedStates vb W C Posoook and the defendant was given tn days to an-

swer¬

The dofoudint in the ossohas appealed to the Treasury De ¬

partment for a remission of thepenally but the oourt held thatthis did uot Btay prooeediuga iucourt

Judge Gear yesterday morninggave his decision in tbe BiowuMeyers contempt case holding thatthe defendants wore not guilty byreason of tbe improper service ofthe order nf tho Court relating tothe mandamus proceeding in tothe reinstatement of Auditor Austinin the possession of bis office Nonew move so far has as yet bpeumado

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Tbe Republican luau is to takeplace tomorrow at the Hnokfoldwharf

A Thanksgiving servioo will boheld at Ceutral Union Church at 11a m tomorrow

Punnhous and MaiVIUmas willcome together tomorrow afternoonat 230 oclock in n football contost

Tho Bteamship Doric aftor dis-

charging¬

about 703 tons of freighthere left aftor 10 oclock last nightfor San Francisco

It is roported that M P Robinsonhas deolined to becoma Treasureron aoaount of preBsuro in his ownprivate business

Thirty days additional have beeugiven for a bill of exceptions in thocase of Kimura under sentence ofdeath for murder

The steamship Zjalandia sailed atnqon today ou hor return to borhome port Many people wore atthe docks to see her off The Bindwas also there

At St Andrews Cathedral tomor-row

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thoro will be a celebration ofthe Holy Communion at 7 a m anda short service at 10 oclock atwhich the Bishop will preach

A trotting match race betweenSambo and Cyclone will bo run offtomorrow at p m at the Kapiolani Park track best two in threeheats Tho race is for 250 a side

Haiyashi th j Japanese okolehaomaker who was captured at his illicit distillery at WaiaUe on Sundaywas oonvioted in District Court y a

terday afternoon and senteuced tosix months imprisonment and topay a fine of CO An appeal wauotod

H Kinwai who was the other dayfined by Judge K binson to pay

103 aud costB for selling liquorwithout a license has filed a motionfor a new trial Together with themmou is nu affidavit by W F CHavou in which he gave defendanta certain advice and whereupon be

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Orpheum Sport Carni nl

Manager Cohen of the Orpheumtheatre the publics favoritetheatre iB ajaio arranging for thepresentation of a series of athletioevents to take plane on Thanks-giving

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evening aud from the preasilt indications an excellent pro ¬

gramme will be offered for theruroess of which local rportsshould be both appreciative andthankful The 3t Paul KidJimmio Kounard is pitted against

Kid De Lyle and is the menare within a few pound weight ofeach other the coutest wil beboth even fM and deciaivn Etchhas many friends but Kennarriscondition iB not as good a itshould be and tho ohauces fatorDe Lyle as tho winner of the dcision Ulysses S Harm will facea new light named Jaok Uiloy andif thn Hibernian characteristiccouuts for anylbiug there will ba lively rox up from tho tap of thegong to the ft lisb Both of the preceding mentioned oveuts are tenround fgoos with a decision andwith Billy Woods ss the referee thoaudience may bo sure that tbe ber t

roan only will win ManagerCohen do erves recognition fromthe goneral public by a crowdedhouse as a due appreciation of hissuccessful efforts to present oloausport at popular price and thestring of buyers of ohoice teats itthe box ofiiot this morning indicatethat gonial Joe will have a fullliousb on Thanksgiving

Joined tn WodlocK

Mr Arthur W Richardson an oldtimer well known in this city butnow of Hilo arrived in the Olaudinelast Saturday aud on Mo ml ay

afternoou last was quietly marriedto Mrs Isabel Lyons Davis daugh-ter

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of Professor Curtis J Lyons bythe ReV J P Eraao They leftfor their homo in Hilo by yesterdays Olaudiuo Mr Richardson isa brother of Mrs Geo W Smith ofBauson Smith Co of this cityOousratulatiQua aro fsteuiUU

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Tho Will Id Filed tor Probate- - Left alile Estate

The will of the late Otto ErnestTsenberg was presented for pro ¬

bate on Monday afternoon by W

Pfotenhauer aud Herman Sobultzewho aro namei as trustees andexecutors Tho estate of the doceased which is value at 181915is left in trust for bis sons anddaughter most of whom aro mridents of Honolulu To the widiwMrs Helen L Isnuberg is Kivn alife enjoymout of one thud nf theestate Tho other twn thirda is intrust for tbe eons and daughtersand on the death of Wra Irenbergtbe entire estate goes to the otherheirs

Tbe ioniB in the estate as Betforth in tho petition are a resiilenroon iiing street worth tliUUO alife insurance policy for 10000two notefl of 1000 each bonds tothe amount of 27125 730 sharesof Kekaka Sugar company stockand 151 shares of tho Pioneer Millcompany The bondi are declaredto be sot aside as dowry for twomarried daughiors in Germany

The petition sate forth that thedefeated died iu Sin Francisco onthe fourth of this uv nth at theago of 57 and that thn heirs in Ho-

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ant Helen L Isenborg HansCarl Otto Agnes CunninghamCrl Buiorich Wilhelm BerthaJ till ta DJrothn Gertrude andPaul Otto Two other daughtersaro married and reside in Germany

-Baby Fouiid iu a Telescope Basket

Chicago Nov 8 Carefully tuck-ed into a new tolercope baFket auddressed in expensive clothing ababy only a few days old wasouud today at tbe Dearborn

itreet station in n pile of baggagetaken from a Mcnon train Noclaimant appnarii g for tho bag ¬

gage it was optuel and the sleepingbiby was diccfjvered by tbed pot master The infact wasUken to St Vinceuis O phinage

Thn min men thine the rhildwas put aboard at a uearhy Indi ¬

ana station as it had uot beucrying and fhow 1 no evdeiicn ofhaviug been drugged A smallhole had been cut iu the bag toadmit air

8ptirGto Whites and BlacksNew Okleans La N- - v 8 Many

affidavits were Bworn today agaitutthe officials of the New OrleaRailw ya Company as tho result ofita failure to place eoroens in thestreet cars to separate whies audnegroes Tho la Ivars harohlyon tbe white owing to thB inidequnte iumber of ca s op ratedduriu the rush hours

Tbe deaths in this city for Octo ¬

ber laul were 78 altogether of which52 were males and 2G fmnalt e

The deciding game of he WinterLeague of haootall will be playedtorn rrow afternoon at Makiki

Yauo a Jap fur a smlt andbattery on Kio a Jap woman wasftif d b aud costs in the DistrictCourt this rooming

The wator main ou Soiool streetnear Puuehl o vl burnled last nightaftr 11 oclock It wn3 n pairedwithin a qw hour after the sofideut had beeu roported

Tho jury hearing tlq treapassoaee of Nakuisa vs Schnack withthe nlliiiiih and attorueys paid avisit to tho premises jeaterday aft ¬

ernoon iu bauki

Tbe Porluse boy nrrostol Iheother night for bong roaiing drunkfailed to put in an appnraune attho District Court yoaterday morn ¬

ing nod thereby forfeited hi3 ball

fn Iho Dietiict Court this morning H Koraki was discharged fromhaving ohefa tioketa in his pnasession L E Towney alias MikeTune assault and batlory on JohnRsddy was dlsmissedj Ah nongalias Chong Kong for allowinggambling to take plafo ou his promie aoti Lin Fat for drivingwithout lioeneu wore uollo prvsdt

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Pabis Nov 9 Tho Governmentis takiuc precautious to handleanntueroutbreak on the part of theatrikiuR miners should the decieionrcnohnd Inst night to continue thoBtrkj he followed by violenceTroop wore active in tho miniugregions throughout tho day but nosorious disorders have ns yet beenreportod Tho authorities believethat tho crisis in the strike is nearaud that tho next twenty fourhours will settle tho question wheth ¬

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Following tho decision of theminers congrcBs to oontiuui thestrike there wore disorderly occur-rences

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At Courrieres Pas du Calaishouses of uou strikers were sackedand a number of coal wagons wereburned

A clash balweau strikers audgendarmes and cavalry is reportedfrom Clermont Fdrraud Puy doDome It was not attended byserious rosultB

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win in the Stangenwald Buildingin Honolulu Island of Oahu Tenitory of Hawaii within hx monthsfrom tho day of this publicationor thpy shall be fortvur barredand I shall not be authorized topay then

Dated October Slst 1902JAMES W LLOYD

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