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and pronounce it with tho shoiteound ofi as in it and the longsound of o as in coat says theRochester PoBt ExproBB Andabove all dont plurnlize the wordelse you commit a solecism as seri-

ous or adding tho plural a tosheep The governmont has adopt ¬

ed this form and itsfuture publications will opell it thatway Uncle Sam accepts tho adviceof the committeo on Philippinegeographical names appointed byGovernor Taft a short time beforehis return to the United StatesThis committee is composed of menof scientific knowledge of languageseslected because of their specialfitness for determining the correctspelling of Filipino words

The origin of the word is veryinteresting Dr xVlbort ErnotJonks ono of th committee andchief of the ethnological depart ¬

ment of the Filipino exhibit at StLouis in his roport just publishedgives a history of it He bovo thatMorga in 1C09 used the word IgloEarly Spaniards also used the wordfrequently as Ygolotes and todaysome groups of thB Igorot as thoBontoo group do not pronouncethe r sound which common usagenow puts to the word The wordiRorot is now adopted tentatively

as the name of the extensive Malay-an

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people of Northern Luzon hoadds because it is applied to avery largo number of mountainpeople by tbemsolves and also haB

a recognized tisago in ethnologicaland othor writings Its form Igorotis adapted for both singular andplural because it is both naturaland phonetic and beoause it isthought wise to retain the eimplenative forme of such words as itseems necessary or best to incorpo-rate

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Fighting At Port ArthurToUio Deo 8 It is officially re-

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that the battleship Feresvietis burning and that the battleshipPobieda is badly listed as the resultof the cannonade from 203 meterhill

St Petersburg Deo 8 Tho plantiug of heavy guns on 203 meter hillhas- - destroyed all ohancos of thogarrison of Port Arthur molting asuccessful sortie

London Deo 8 The Czar has docreed to dispatch a third fquadronoff seven battleships Iivb cruisersand forty destroyers to the Far EaBt

S Petersburg Deo 8 The mili-tary

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strength of tho empire is so faruntouched by tho war PIoob arocontemplated for using only eightout of twenty teven regularEuropean corps in the proueoutionof tho war

St Petersburg Dee 7 GeneralKuropatlsin reports several Japanesereverses along his army front

A Oa8o ot Murder

The ooroners jury in the case ofSuyetomo charged with the murderof KoBeki sat on the casB most ofyesterday afternoon

Tho verdict was that the saidSuyetomo oamo to hid dotth atHonolulu Island of Oahu Territoryof Hawaii ou tho 5th day of Deoeuibsr A D 1901 from a knife woundiofjioted upon him by oo Koseki

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THURSDAY DEO 8 1904

THE COUNTRYS WARDS

No aooner was election over with

than the Board of Health began

rounding up people claimed to be

contaminated with leprosy as well as

those suspected of being contam ¬

inated with the disease and the

Board has succeeded in collecting

quite a few of them at the Kalihi

Receiving Station where they

havo been detained previous totiji iliolr dnnrtation to the Settlement

tfYl lithe plain duty of the Board to

rarrv out the laws with regard to

hi lepers and suspeetr and in so doingill I iinjaal 1Inn An tl nnlnfkfljinf Hllf V

The task is mob that it has no other

roeourse than to act as direoted

The unfortunate ones areas usual

mainly Hawaiisns upon whom thiskyfc rcourge has In thi main fallen very

t n tMnA ln Aftvltoaf lima uflmn

I ha disease was first detected hereSegregation by deportation to thaSettlement has not abated itsravages amoDg Hawsiians as a peo ¬

ple nor has it become controlled

Cues are continually being discover

id and tho work of deportation stillgoes on treating those segregated

m f they were mere castaways the-- rust-off scums among our people

found among the poor and lowly in

tho land but it visltB nil homo not

oxoepting all stations and conditionsin life it being no respeotor of per-

sona

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It has bean found lurking in

all walks from the higheBt to the

lowostand most it not allhave been

treated In the manner of today But

there were times gone by when

lepers were hounded like tho worst

of criminals and treated inhumanlyby the authorities Their handling in

the past few years not yet a decadehas been slightly better than whatit used to bo It is not a conditionto be envied but more to be pitied

After being dumped on tho groundsthey are left to themselves withoutany siedical treatment whateverother than to bo treated for othorills of the human system and are

left to a bIow and lingering deathfrom the disease and if not thenfrom other natural cauaea

But what we wish more to say is

the reason of the Boards energy inrounding them up after electionWhy did it not attend to its dutyprior to election Oh no thatwould not do as t might oost theRepublican party a few votes Still itis its duty by the people and itshould undertake to execute thelaws as it finds them and withoutfear Had the Board dono it priorto election it would have been nois-

ed

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about and may hurt its politicalparty somewhat aa it itself dabbledin politics unmindful of its publioduty to the people What had it to

fear politically other than that of

wishing to be included in the swim

yet it had some strenuous politicians

and workers on the spot and whichThe Independent has exclusively ex

posed as noted in our expose of

tho unlawful methods employed

there in the issue of November 28thlast From tho W07 it was workedthore on election day it looks as if

the Board was cognizant and im-

plicated

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in that it did nothing toprevent such rank violation of lawas well as of good order and moralsas exemplified in its own rules andregulations governing that living

hell whero many of our people are

forever doomed to end tbeir daysaway from home friends and all

kindred ties dear to humanity

Following this and all banteringaside comes a timely reoommendation from the President to Con ¬

gress for the Btudy of leprosy by

the Marine Hospital servioe Itshows that there is at least some

solicitude in the Eooseveltian breastfor our unfortunates even if it is

only to study this loathsome andrapellant disease Still it is a Btep

gained which may be advancedalong towards certainty and some

signs of sucoese we hope if careful-

ly

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and persistently undertaken nud

prosecuted by tboBa whose duty itwould be to pass enactmente by

taking up with the presidential re-

commendation

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as well as those who

are to exeaute them At last it is

some ray of hops and we hope thatit will not be lost entirely in theshuffle and that it be attended with

beneficial resultant effeots

The Independent demurs as a

member of the press unless it is notconsidered such by its heavier fol ¬

lows to the soft impeaubmout of

an indictment by ono of the otherbig guns that it was usually invit-

ed

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to any of tbo Ahoo festal func

tions No no hardly over we never

ownnnu

Roosevelts Mentor

Mr William Haywood who hasbeen watching the rivalry for thopostoffico appointment said todaythat the endorsement of Gov Carterwould undoubtedly deoide it Whenover an important Hawaiian ap-

pointment¬

comes to him for deoisioutho President almost invariablywants to know what Gov Oarterthinks about it or what Oarter hasrooommended In nearly every caseOarters recommendation decides

Washington correspondent of theAdvertiser

If that is not a condition thatBhould lead overy thoughtfuland patriotic citizan to repudiateeverything Republican it is hard toclassify it at all While ostensiblyliving under a Republican form of

Government we are really the sub-

jects¬

of a Despotism with Roose-

velt

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and Football Oarter as ourmasters There will soon come aday however when it will not be a

case of what Carter has reeom

mended but of what the psople of

Hawaii want

TOPICS OF THE DAY

About this time of every year we

get an instalment of hot air fromWashington in regard to appropria-

tions

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for publio improvements Thehot air is all right but the improve-

ments

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do not show up For morethan six years this little oountry hasbeen systematically bled to anriohthe national treasury and hsB neverreceived anything in return for themoney Every year however thereport cornea from Washington thatthe coming Congress will do so

and eo apparently to keep the peo-

ple

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in good humor for another year

With a million dollars eaoh for

Federal buildings for Honolulu andHilo and the refunding to theTerritory of moneys paid for light

house oare and for dredging thisharbor surely the oft promised Re-

publican

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good times will soon be

upon up provided they are grantedus Enough money haB been takenfrom us by the Federal governmentand it is about time some of it foundits way baok in many needed publio

works in this Territory But it may

be only a spasm for an effeot in

which well have to wait patientlyfor results for years yet to come

It is our earnest belief that thesegregation law and all other lawsin line with it are unconstitutionalbecause by a man being segregatedhe is deprived of that liberty assuredhim under the constitution Butothers believe ia being draslio andhold that publio health demandssuch segregation as the life of manyIs of more import than the libertiesof the few who are unfortunateenough to be under a supreme visita-

tion

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The attack instituted in theFederal Court is more of a test as tothe validity of the enforced segre ¬

gation syBtom whieh has been in

operation hero for about forty yearsEver since its inauguration it hasbecome obnoxious to many and theopposite to others

Dr Cooper who recently attendedthe convention of the AmericanMedical Association is to be com ¬

plimented for having succeeded no

doubt through the interest takenand tbo efforts made by SurgeonGenoral Yfyman of the Marino Hos ¬

pital oorviof of having a recorn- -

iiidation incorporated iu tbo

Presidents recent message to Con ¬

gress with rogard to tho study ofleprosy by the Marine Hospitalservice Should it ever be aotedupon successfully this Territorywill have another means of rooeivingback some of tho receipts withdrawnfrom here since the consummationof annexation in 1898 The IndwenDENTtakes this opportunity of giving

credit to whom credit is due un ¬

less we are badly mistaken as towhero it nhould be rightly placed

NOTICE OP REWARD

Notice is hereby given that tbnDernnoratlo Central Committee ofthis Territory will pay a reward ofFifty Dollars 15000 for evidencethat will lead to the oonviotion ofany person voting illegally or other-wise

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violating the election laws ofthis Territory at the coming election

By order of the Executive Com ¬

mitteeW A KINNEY

ChairmanWILLIAM F ERVING

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Woman Consigned to

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Givea Hearing

United States ludgfv Dole has a

oaso of far reaching iiripgrtanoe on

his honda It is habeas A corpusI KM

proceedings brought byJjjnma LKaipu against the Boardtjf Healthtq ptoVent that body Bonding hermother Mikila Kaipu to tho lepersettlement The younger woman

claims that her mother was noverproperly examined and ia not a

leper ter citing the generalfaoti the petitioner says

And yqulr ijjjgtfjroner jfttrtherreprejbtiti thaV3he js advrdetjnndbelieves thaflaid arrest imprisonmentaqddotontion of said HiESlaas well as her proposed and impend-ing removal and transportation tosaid lopercoloriy is and are unwaTJranted brany valid statute ruleregulation or ordinance existing intho premises and that the samehave at all times been and are nowunwarranted in law and were andare contrary to the rights of herthe said Mikala under the Constitu-tion

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of tha United States and thatthe said arrest detention andthreatened transportation of thispetitioners said mother is and arecontrary to and in violation of thelights of this petitioner as thedaughter and natural- - protector ofher said mother under the law andthe Constitution of the UnitedStates

The caae came up in Court thismorning but was put off until to ¬

morrow O W Aehford representsttiepBtitipnor- -

An answer was filed tWSwjrjgby Attorney Graneral Andrews cm

behalf of the Board in which it is

stated that the woman is willing

that she be sent to the v settle-

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00 AI AWD GKBHEBAIi NEWS

The Independent 50 centsmonth

per

The Mikahala will leave at 5

oolook this evening for Kauai

Mra D MoConnell has moved fromNo 9 Garden Lane to No 1223 Emmastreet Furnished rooms

The ooroners jury in the Bemoncase the man found dead in Falamayesterday will resume its sitting at4pm today

This ia the evening of tho farewell- -

raeeption to the Rev Mr and MraSimpson in the Sunday Schoolhouse of St Andrew

The Democrats are getting theirmaterial together for the purpose ofcouteBting the seat of Prince Kuhioin Washington on Mareh i

A speoial cargo of humanity wastaken by the steamer Kainlani lastevening for the Leper Settlement itbeing the aggregated result of therecent rounding up by the Healthauthorities

District Court Doings

Todays cession was unimportantalthough there were thirty eight

oases on the oalendar a great num

ber being oontinued over A Jap ¬

anese woman was nolle prosaed aud

a Japanese man was fined 100 for

liquor selling without a license

Louis Kbubb was fined 9 for bat ¬

tering Mrs Kause one Chinamanwas fined 20 for cruelty to animal

two Jap gamblers were uollo

prossed and one drunk was imposedwith the usual assessment

fanfa

Xo Kestoro Canteens

Washington Deo 8 SenatorProctor former Sooretary of Warhas introduced a bill providing forthe repeal of tho prohibition of beerin army canteens

Tho rulo permitting the oslo of

liquors in army oamps was reversedsome yoarsago after terrific assaultupon it by the temporanae peoploof tho United States Sinee thouthe question of whether the ohangewas a good ono has been of general

debate At Camp Mckinley theysettle tho thing by keeping theirliquors in o watering trough on theKapahulu road but all camps arenot so fortunate a to have such

accessories

After An Operation

Drs Taylor and Hodglas perform-ed

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a successful operation for appen-

dicitis

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upon an Iolani Collego boy

day before yeiterdao The boy theson of Mr and Mrs Chas M Keahinui of Waialua looks battel today

but is not yet out of danger Com-

plaining

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of some other ailment in

the vicinity of the appendix andupon examination by tho physicianshia removal was ordered and the

t Qperation performed The littlefllows parents are quite pleasedwflu the action taken by tho masterEev FFitz

1 Moro IndictmentsFive- - indictments were reported

by the Grand Jury this morningand plaaed on the eeoret file Soonafter Ito a Japanese woman wasarretted on the charge of sellingliquor without license The otherparties will it is expected beapprehended during tho afternoon

Jim Kupihea Big Jim formany years a police officer wasarrested this afternoon on a GrandJury indictment charging him withfraud in connection with the recentelection Ito and M G Silva werealso errcated for violating the liquorlaws

Died From Injuries

Lowai Makanei the native whowasrun- down byian eleotrio carnear Makee Island Monday nightdied4 at tho Queens hospital earlyibis morning A aoronors jury willconsider the matter at 3 oclock thisafternoon

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