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XHK KHV FATHER WElDELIN

What Ambroso K Hutchison Has toSay of His OrnfoBsor From WhomHo Receives Spiritual Consolation

Since a lot of hot air has been

stirred up about tho lie Father Wen

dtlln of the Lopcr Settlement It la

fitting and projior that somothlug

should bo said by one who knows him

well by association for thoso many

years there Tho Independent takestho following extract from a letter re

eelved from AmbroseWjK Hutchison

dated April 24th lastAs to Father Wcndelln I do not

know what ho has dom that thoy are

after his scalp but that goes to

picve the vindictive action of tho

Board of Health towards any one who

happens to fall under tho ban of Its

displeasure You are nyare that slnco1

my Isolation and confinement In thisSettlement and by the advlco of ourworthy preceptor tho lato Rev Arch-

deacon Geo Mason I joined tho Ro

man Catholic ClTurch and was received Into Its fold and am a partaker of

Its Sacraments wkerchl am content-

ed and happy

Father Wcndelln Is not only afriend but ho is myl confessor andspiritual adviser From him I receivemy spiritual consolation as the Fath-

ers

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before him havo given His re-

moval from hero will rot affect me tho

least only I shall lose a friond inwhom I have implicit confldonco buthis place in case he is removed to

another parish will bo filled by anoth- -

ei priest from whomi I shall receivet

the same spiritual consolation which

a man in my condition heavily laden

with my own burdon3 soroly needs

and another frionu Do as much as

tho Board or Health and Its henchmanwould will not affoct mo for I havenothing to lose but havo all tho moreto gain in tho end Father Wendelln

has no lnuuencohatovor over mo or

my actions I alono am responsible

lor what I say do or write

Tho Board of Health made a grave

mlstako in resolving to request Bishop Gulstan to remove Father Wende

lin forthwith from hero without

charges being mado or brought againsthim Whatovor tho charges are if

any he has a right to know and to be

heard Thoy tackled the wrong man

this tlmo and It will go hard with tho

Board of Health and Roynolds for tho

Row Father knows only too well the

ins and doings of tho Board and Its

henchman Thoro will drop In themidst of tho Board ot Health a boll

as if from a clear oky and soine as

tounding revolations that will open

tho eyes of tho public

Moreover Father Wendolln Is here

by cholco ot tho Sisters of Charity as

their Chaplain and whilo here as such

is also parish priest His summary romoval without cause Is also HHo ask ¬

ing tho summary removal of the Sis-

ters who will not remain in tho Set ¬

tlement without a chaplain Tho Bishop not only has tho say in tho mattorbut tho Sisters as well What the rosuit will bo romalns to bo soonvi bother the Board of Health will comeout ahead If tho mattor Is sifted tothe bottom which I conscientiouslybeliovo tho Rovorend Fathor will be

on top to the chagrin of tho Board otHoalth and thoy will wish thoy hadnot stirred up n mattor that createssuch a stench throughout tho length

and breadth of tho land that will stickI to tho nostrils for many ciday

NOTICE

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BHERIEJf3 SALE NOTICE

Under and by virtue ot a certainExecution issued by Lyle A D okeySecond District Magistrate of Ho-nolulu

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Island of Oabn Territory ofHawaii on the 9th day of April AD 1902 in the matter of ChockObeoog vs Chung Mung formerlydoing business as Kwoiig ChongTai now as Mung Kee I have onthis9ih day of April A D 1912svied upon and shall expeso forsale at publio auction to the highestbidder at the Police Station Knlakaua Hale in said Honolulu at 12oclock noon of Wednesday the14th day of May A D 1902 all theright title and interest of saidCbuug Mung formerly d ing busi-ness

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as Kwour Oboug Tai now asMung Kee in and to the followingproperly uhIpbb the judgmetitamounting to Tbirty one and 62 100Dollars interest coats and my es ¬

pouses are previously paid1 Shoe machine 1 bedstead 1

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F J SIESTA Troprloto and Pub ¬

lisherD2XaND 1702Kn2 Editor

i Residing I Honolulu

THURSDAY MAY 1 1902

TOPICS OF TEE DAY

Ialani org3nz3 and iuitiato audgive our worthy Bishop a grand

farowoll oro ho departs from honeo

a place he has learned to lovo and

intended to havo his bones rest herein peaco v

S The Independent will wager thattho Actmg Governor will not re ¬

member tho general public on Satturday afternoon and that insteadof giving the regular Emma Squareconcert Uo Band will bo Bent tothe Lowroy residence to entertaintho Gleaners lawn party at thatplaao Ifow watch and wo shallboo whether it will be so

But who is looking for votes at

the expense of Father Weudeliupray toll iudcar Morning GloryIf any ouo ip in it not tho party thatyou are seoking to harmouize And

if so why firs you not in harmonywith it And Btill lhn inoidentmay work as a charm during thoapproaching fall Wait wo allshall bqo it out in thp end

Conceding that tho Baard of

Health his tho solo right to sum-

marily¬

causo the removal of the Rev

Father Woudelin frcm tho LporSettlement on general principlewill tho members thonnf daro it

f Aathay oro uot locking for voteris it polioy to arilnganiso a largoeeotiou of our oosrriopolitan com-

munity¬

GontiumeD go slow aboutit as it may rocoil ou you at thenext turn whether you like it ornot

r Fatbqr Wondolin may b3 romov

ed ou gonurU principles but it is

a mighty poor way for the Boardof Health to get ovan with A mbroso

K IliUohisou who hai tho follow-

ing

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to says Father Woudelin hasno InfluenoB wbotevor oyer mo or

jsass- -

my actions I aloun am responsi-

ble

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for what I sav do or writeThis is n conclusive refutationcomplete iu itoolf and ueds no

furthur douiil Probably this maynot be deemed BtiCficient by thepowers that aro and their moatuurighteou3 in glninese aljwiyit is straight It miy not ba re iod

upjn but still it is neverthelesstrue and that only too well knownas baing too truo

Elsewhere in this issuo Tan Independent publishes the courteousand dignified letter Eeut by thevenerablo Bishop of Panopolis thismorning in answer to the peromp

torioal and autocratic retoulionadopted by that body a fow djysago That letter does not need anycomment its digu fi d and firmtone will appeal to and go straightto the hearts of every fair mindedliborty loving citiziu of thn terri-

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The Independent congratulatestho Bishop of Panopolis for thedignilljd mantor in which bo lneots

the high handed proceedings of theCzars of tho Bjard of Health

Wo hopo that our readers aroperfectly satisfied after readingwhat Ambrose K Hutchison had tosiy as regards his seeking office andof gaining power Ho was in office

once not sought for by him butrather tho office sought him outFurthermore ho was not discharg ¬

ed but ho voluntarily resigned it

His record while attending to pub-

lic

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duly bears scrutiny and investi ¬

gation and he is uot afraid that itshould bo fo dono We hops thatthe public mind ia contout to accepthis declination to hold any officein the gift of the Board of Healthwhich wo make without beingthereto urged as ho cares not forit uor tfor power but rather ho in

indepondont and contonted in bis

own way which is something thatcannot bo said of others

Winn tho appoiutmout of C B

D wight as road supervisor for thisdistrict was first aunounced we feltquite ckargrinod oyor it to thinkthat ono like him who wa oager atone time to have his friends dono

away with without trial while beingimprisoned during tho cmouto of

1895 should bo appointed to such n

position We felt we woremost credit-ably

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informed at tho time and we

believed it to have been the case

but our fuaro have sinos been setat rest Other than tho above we

aro othe wino fiiendly And since

the matter of difference is at restfor the prossnt wo have this fur-

ther¬

to say that bo is a oompoontand a practical man and tho choice

by the chief of that department isagood ono None bettor could have

been picked out f jr tho positionand we hps that he will acquithlanelf creditably and honorablyfor the public good Seltiug asidewhatover fooling thero was in themattor wo bespeak success for himin whatever ho will undertake in hisposition for his appointment u a

fact from this day on

The Independent was perfootlyaware at tho time it mado that bold

slroko for humanitys sake in thecauso of justice towards its unfortuuato brothrou in tho Lper Settlement that if it failed to prove itsoaoo iu that roaout outrage it would

havo laid itself opeu to prosecutionfor starting a false alarm Such

a coiubo wa no doubt intendedwe feel sure of it but it ignomimosly failed to reach its mark lot

r fr trv- - - tAtt

the truth was only too true follow-

ed

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by vindication and tho ultimatejustification of tho coirso adoptedand prosecuted by this papor Hadthe sorno matter boen furnished toany of our contemporaries wo feel

sure tliey would not havo madouse of it a they are under tho imprisxiou that tho complainant wasa chrrnio kiokor and would hve

Grst sought official censorshipBit not bo with The Independentit had implicit faith and confidencoin ic3 now well known correspond ¬

ent and braved the whole of otlioialdnm exposing foarlessly thatmost nauseating and harrowing talewhich proved only too truo andwhich tho Attorney General tookoagnizancoof and acted wisely tohis credit bj it Baid the ruBult oftho findings being oagorly soughtfor by the others after tho muckhad been stirred up by us Butouch 53 it is tho work was doneopenly for tho public weol and wo

hope that it is appreciate i iu thatlight for we aro not Id Jung for¬

ward for favor or power but rathera duty to our fellow unfortunates

3 he Wardo Season

Tno solofcof seats for tho eoanonof Frederick Warde at the OperaHouro opened this morning atWall Nichols Co At 9 oclockthero was- - a long line iu waitingand he sale all tho morning con-tinued unabated Mr Wardo com ¬

mences his season on ThursdayMay 8 in Virginius followed bythe other plays of his repertoryTuesday May 20 has been designat-ed

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K P Night when in honor tothat order of which Mr Warde isan old member that beautiful alasBio play Damou and Pythias willbo presented Ou Thursday May22 will bo Elks night when MrWarde presents his favorite playThe Lions Molith

Notice to Physicians

The following notioe was adopt-ed

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by the Board of Health yester ¬

day at its usual weakly meetingand wdl be transmitted to physioians of the city today

Physioiarta are requo3tod to re-

port promptly to tho Baard ofHoalth all cases of tin followingdiseises ooourring in thairpraotioeSmallpox scarlatina diphtheriapulmonary tuberaulosia typhoidfever typhus fever yellow fovorplague and chjlera Whero thoreport is for riultuonary tuberouiosis typhoid fovT or diphtheriano inspection or other measure willbo instituted by tho Board ofHealth unless by requo t of tho at ¬

tending pbysioian

Mclnorny Company Limitod

Tho heirs of the late M Mclnerny are incorporating his mercantilebusiness M Mclnorny Limitedwill be cotaposcd of Edward A MoInerny William H MelnernyJames D Mclnorny Mra Mary HMclnorny and Ello MclnornyTho capital stock is 75000 t haresbeing of thpir value of 100 eachWith thooplion of increasing it to asum not exceeding 500000 andtho company is organized for aperiod of fifty years The officersof tho ooulpaoy are Wiliam HMclnorny president Eiward A

Melnerny secretary and treasurerThe assets of the old conorn to bo

taken overare valued at 74 500

Newspaperman Weds

Miss M Bdle Farrar and MrLous Meor were marriod last eveniog by the Itsv William M Kinoaidat his ra3idonoe Liuis Meyer is thopopular qiJui t reporter of the Advertiser who by his oourtoous mannerand quiot domaanor has won hima large number of friends Thebride ariived hare by tho last Ahinada

Tug Independent joins its ojutemporaries in wishing our brotherLouis and his brido a happy matrimonial Hfo

rVi Tirfc Lfc 4 felrttaLfrffc

A DIGNIFIED ANSWR

Bishop Gulstnn Hoplion to Communi ¬

cation ot lionrd of Health

Honolulu April 30th 1002

u Charlock Esq Secretary of Board

of Health Honolulu Hawaii

Dear Sir 1 havo your letter ot the

16th InBtant informing mo that at a

meeting of tho Board of Health hold

April 14 1902 tho following resolution

was unanimously passed

Resolved That tho harmony and tho

httcicsts of the Lopcr Settlement will

I o promoted by tho removal of Fathor

Wendelln and that tho IU Rov Ro

pert Gulstnn Bishop of Panopolis bo

requested to remove him FORTH-

WITH and appoint somo other priest

to fill vacnncy mado thereby

I have this day returned from a visit

to tho Island of Kauai Your letterwas forwarded to mo thero with the

explanation that tho President of the

Beard of Health had promised Father

Valentin to withhold publication ol

tho matter until my return to tho cityI am greatly surprised to rind that it

became public property soon after

such understanding was given

A fow days beforo I loft the city foi

tho Island of Kauai and beforo the

Board of Health took the action ot

which you inform me the President of

tho Board called upon mo and in the

course of a brief interview suggested

that tho peace of tho Settlement would

bo promoted by tho removal of Fath-

er Wendelln I asked if thero wcroony charges against him The Prcsl

dent of tho Board answered that there

were none I then said to him It yon

were In my place could you remove

one to whom you owe lovo and care

without a singlo charge against hlmi

The President of tho Board answered

No ho could not and added Well

ttero Is nothing for us to do but tc

excrclso patience

With these fucts in mind you can

imagine how great a surprlso your

letter was to mo I am surprised at

tho conclusion reached by tho Board

without a singlo charge before It and

without investigation of any ldnd so

far as Father Wendolln is concerned

and I am more surprised at tho per ¬

emptory character of the demand

mado upon me to wit tfiat I rcmovi

him FORTHWITH and appoint some

other priest to All vacancy made

thereby In tho public roports of

tho action of the Board in tho caso oi

tho persons who wero foumj guilty oi

offenses of tho gravest character tho

Board did not order them removed

FORTHWITH but fixed May 1st as

tho tlmo for them to retire giving

them noarly two weeks notlco that

thoy must leave tho Settlement and

yet I am asked to remove FORTH

WITH a priest of God who for fifteen

of tho best years of his life has labor

ed among an outcast pcoplo giving

them sympathy and comfort and

pointing thorn to tho Dlvlno Son of

God who when others shrunk away

touched tho Lopor and spoko to him

words of healing and of cfieer a

priest who Is dearly loved by these

unfortunate people whom ho has serv

ed In a spirit of solf sacrlflco all thosayears

For ovor a quarter of a century the

Lopor Sottlomont has been includedIn my diocese Tho Government having pormitted mo to establish a misslon thoro to erect churcn school andlesldonco buildings has novcr bofore

Bought to suporvlso my work to ordormo to romovo nnd to appoint at Itswill j nnd I can not now becomo a par

ty to this now dopnrturo by consenting

lo carry out the ordor of tho Board for

removal of a pi lest against whom

thero la no charge Truo tho Board

has control over tho matter of Issuing

permits to persons to visit and to re ¬

main nt tho Settlement but I bollovo

that this power is given it mainly for

tho protection pt tho public health I

do not bollovo that It was intended that

this power should bo used to suppress

tho freedom of any ono In tho church

of God who has tho authority and tho

duty fo select nnd who for over a gen

oration has had permission from thof ilgovernment to send teachers and

preachers of righteousness into the

Settlement

Whllo bolioving that I havo a right

under tho original entry and pormls

rdon to remain untrammelcd in my ap-

pointments

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to tho Leper Settlement and

In my romovnls therefrom yet I am

willing and ready to romovo any work-

er

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connected with tho church against

whom nny charges can bo proven af¬

fecting his character or his tiBOfullness

If Fathor Wendelln is guilty of any of

tensojgaInst tho peaco or prosperity of

tho Softlcracnt I earnestly desire tho

Board to formulate charges and provo

them and no one will act moro hearti-

ly

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or moro quickly than I In taking

Euch action as will promoto the good

of tho Settlement but I can not com-

ply

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with tho Boards resolution as now

communicated to mo to remove FatherWendelln becauso it would bo doing a

wrong to a presumably innocent man

Very respectfully-- - GULSTAN

oi Bishop of Panopolis

HAWAIIANMay 8 to 26 1902

A brief Soason of 12 performancesonly and first appearance in Hono-lulu

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of the emjuent actor Kn

Frederick Wardennd his distinguished organizationwho will present the following reportoiio

Thursday MAY 8 Night

Saturday MAY 10 Matlneo

Th3 Mountebank

Saturday MAY 10 NightJulian Ga

Tuosday MAY 13 NightKing Lar

Thursday MAY 15 NightOiliello

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Programs for other performanceswill be duly announced

Complete Seonij Productions ar-mor

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poslumes etc rpeoiallylirought for eaeh play Also MrWardbs original supporting company colliding Messrs Oba DHerman Barry Johnstone MissqsAntoinette Ashton Virginio DrewTreaoott May Warde Aileea Bertello and 15 others

SCALE OF PRICES EnllroLowor Floor 150 Family Cirolof1 00 LogoB 1000 Boxes 1500

Reguar sale of tiokets now openat Wall Nichols Co 2191 tf

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LOOAL ANDQENEBi3L NEWS

May Day Ft stival toidght

Homo Rule executive meeting thisovoning

Tho Poru is duo from tho Orienttomorrow

Next mail lo thoby tho Peru

Const Saturday or

Thero was uo session of tho Su ¬

premo Court yesterday

Tho National Guard competitivedrill will take place on May 10

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Tho Hawaiian Bacd will play attheOpera House this evoniug

The gunboat Wheeling may onlistsome Hawaiian youtbo while hero

The barkontine Planter sailed forSan Franoison early this morningwith 14890 bags of sugr

A nioe front room for a lady orgen tinman to rent at No 9Garden Lane

His Lordship tho Bishop of Panopolls returnrd from Kiuai 3estorday on the Mikabala

Denver Ed Smith has pickod uptho gauntlet thrown down hy BillyWoods and a lively go is in prospectfor Juno 11

Tho Scottish Thiatlo Club hasmoved from tho Live buildingto tho Progress block where it willnave larger and belter quarter

Tho Hawaiian Band gave a con-

cert¬

from 080 to 11 oclock at thoCapitol grounds this morning forthe benefit of the children of theKindergartens

Dr Kwaog Heng of Manila hasbeon onlurcd by tho Chinesegovernment lo proceed to Honoluluto bacome the health officer of thoChinese Empire at this port

Mrs Charles Bmlett Dyke willaddress the Mothers and TeachersClub at It p m Friday in the Punahou Preparatory School on thesubjeat The Valuo and Use ofMoney

The only matter dispotod of in

the United Statqs District Courtyesterday was the rourn of the fineof John Emmelulh for faihio toappear one day for jury duty Thofine and costs amounted to 3 2G

On account of its being steamerday the Banrd of Health yesterdayby request postponed the conforenco with the Chamber of Commoroa and Merchants Acsooiationon tho sanitary condition of tho cityfor one weok

Hawaiian Lodge of Masons willobtorve its fiftieth anniversary nextMonday evening jo tho way of abanquet at tho Masonic TemploJohn A Hassinger W F Allen andJudge M M Euee will bo amobgthe speakers

Hon John Barrett CommissionerGeneral for tho Louisiana PurchaseExposition in the Paoific will callupon Governor Cooper at 8 oclockthis afternoon The public is in-

vited¬

toloo present in thoJoldhtoneroom of Iolani Palaco

The tug of war tournament willbo resumed this evening at thoAaja warehouse The Longshore ¬

men will pull tho Lumber Yardteam and tho Pacifio Hardwares thoKani Ko Aus Tho datholio Mission Band will ba presaut and enliven tho proceeding with somolively alrF

Tho Hirst Local Mint

One of the institutions herowhich has tho Apeoial attention of

touriststts well as tho looal peoplo

is the Mint which is established on

Nuuanu street opposito Queen

Emma Hall It in interesting toenter the large main working room

whore gonernl manager MoDonoughand his corps of assistants are atwork Tbo cool and large lonai in a

proper roatlug placo tind tho vaultswhere tho bars to be minted andbeer aro kept proBent a very tastyapeotaolo Tho Mint is open from580 a m to 1180 p ra and duringthose houra the work nover ceasesVisitors aftor looking over tho placewill find first olaB refroshinontB andiho pureat of liquors 1

JAOK MoVfilGH ON MOLOKAI

No Hostile Demonstration Ever Toole

Flaco Thero

Tho Lehua arrived from MolokalportB early this morning with Su ¬

perintendent Jack McVeigh exSuperintendent Reynolds Dr Oliv- -

two brothers anu two sinters oitho Oatholio Mission on board

Jack McVeigh bas assumed themanagement of the Settlement andsoys that ho is perfectly satufifdwith iho outlook thero- - With atwinkling in his eye the new Su-

perintendent¬

declares that there is nomore oauso for troube at the Settle ¬

ment and that he intends to governthere with kindnets and firmnesswithoutfoar or favor

Asked what ho thought of theFather Wendolin matter MoVeigbanswered that ho didnt know 61

any charges or complaints againstthe priost and that ho will stronously put his foot down on any complaintsnot substantiated by facts

When aske i about tho etory pub ¬

lished in the Star that he had beenmt t on his arrival at tho Settlement by a committee headed by A

Hutohison protesting against hisappointment Mr McVeigh doniidthat any such demonstration evertoui place

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liuildars Exchange

President A Gartley haj namedthe following committees of theBuilders and Traders Exohange tosefvo f r one year

Membership J H Craig JamesNott Jr 0 A Lewi Guy Owensand A Harrhon

Rooms A Harrison FJ Amweg J H Craig James Nott Jrand Guy Oivens

Arbitration T F Oiborn O A

Lewis L E Pinkham G F Bushand A Harrison

Finance L E Pinkham F tf

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arms or living in tho pueblos or bar-

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spect for tho sacred character of tho

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his instructions as to how they should

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A Samplo of Civilization Brouijht bytho Americans to tho Philippines

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niant of tho Filipinos by oftlcors and

soldiers of tho American army It will

be dispelled by the rovclatlons by Ma ¬

jor Littleton W T Waller of tho Ma-

rino

¬

Corps who Is being tried at Ma

nila before a court martial on charges

of having executed natives of Samar

without trial Major Waller doesntdeny tho charges but defendB himself

by pleading that ho was acting undor

orders of his Bitporlor officer Gcnornl

Smith who had command of tho Do

ipartmcnt of Samar

Horo Is an extract fiom tho testi-

mony of Major Waller as cabled from

Manila

Tho Major said Oenoral Smith In-

structed him to kill and burn said

that tho moro ho killed and Burned the

bettor pleased tho General would bo

that It was no timo to take prisoners

and that he was to make Samar a

howling wilderness

Major Waller asked General Smith

to define tho age limit for killing and

the General replied Everything over

ten

That General Smith Issued tho order

to kill everything over ten wo know

not only on tho assertion of the Major

of Marines now on trial in Manila butalso from the testimony of Captain

David D Porter Captain Hiram I

Bcarso and Lieutenant Frank Hclford

all of tho Marino Corps With the tes-

timony ofheso witnesses before us

we cannot doubt that an American

General has ordered a human battue

Ho told his subordinates that tho more

killing and the moro burning they did

tho bettor ho would bo pleased as ho

had resolved to make Samar a howl

ing wilderness

Smiths guilt has been proven so

conclusively that tho War Department

at Washington does not deny tho

charges against him but Intimates

that the situation in Samar in a meas

ure justified a man holding a commis-

sion as a United States offlcor In acting like an Apacho chief Adjutant

Goneral Corbln In an Intorvlow which

appears In tho New York Herald Is

reported as saying Genoral Smith

concluded that measures wero neces

sary to teach tho Samar natives thatorder must bo established and main

talned

This Is tho semi official defonso of

Smiths order to kill everything over

ten Tho whole adult population was

to bo killed off to teach tho Samar

natives to quoto the language of Ad-

jutant General Corbln that ordor

must bo established and maintained

In a genoral ordor ho told his com

mand that every native whether In

arms or living In tho pueblos or barllos will bo regarded and treated as

an onomy Lest somo of his subordi-

nates might bo disposed to show re

spect for tho sacred character of tho

priesthood Smith oxprossly enjolnod

upon thorn to make no oxcoptlous in

favor of tho nativo priests Horo nro

his Instructions as to how they should

be treatedIf tho ovldonco Is sufficient they

will bo tried by tho proper court Ifthoro Is not suVflcicnt cvldonco to con-

vict thoy will bo arrested and confin-

ed ns a military necessity and hold as

pilsonois of war until roleasod by ordors from thoso hoadquartors

Oftlcors in command of stations will

not hosltate thoioforo to unest anddetain individuals whom tiey have

good reason to suspect aro aiding tho

Insurrection oven when posltlvo evi-

dence Is lacking

It will bo seen from theso instruc-

tions that Catholic priests some of

whom havo grown grav In tho sorvlco

of their flocks aro to bo imprisoned

simply becauso thoy aro priests DontLothor about ovldonco Smith saysMo

subordinates but arrest and imprison

a native priest wherovcr you And ono

New York Freoraans Journal

For months this sort of Cromwelllan

persecution has been going bnj under

the protection of tho American flag

and American newspapers with a fow

exceptions aro as dumb as dogs about

It This conspiracy of sllonco Is bro-

ken however when a British officer

of tho Transvaal Is accused of transgicsslng some International law

What tho British aro supposed fojCdoing In tho Transvaal tho Americans

ore moro than doing in tho Philip-

pines Flno civilization Indeed Ed

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