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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-06-13
Timely Copies
June 13, 1895.

1t cannot be denied that the
roads in Honolulu and suburbs
are kept in a very fair and good
condition. The road supervis-
or is devoting all his time and
as much money as he can get
in keeping the roads in good
order and the driving and rid
ing public appreciates his eff
forts. Nowadays, we do not
drive intheold- fashioned brakes
that used to shake the in
sides out of the driver. We do
not either patronize old stiff
legged horses the motions of
which were mild, only in COM
pariSon with riding on a rail
out of a western town. Civil
'ization has advanced and we
go right along with it. Ho-
nolulu can boast of as fine
turnouts as any big cities in
the United States. The horses
used are Of superior breed,
and every stranger admireS
the fine stock seen in our streets
and on the race track. But it
is not given to everybody to
possess horse and carriage. 1t
takes money to get them and
to keep them, and for that rea-
son we are going to meet the
demands of those to whom
phaetonS and thoroughbreds
are a grade too high. Buy
Monarch and the roads of Ho-
nolulu will be equal pleasure
to the rider of that famous
wheel as they are to the swell
horseman and driver. The
Monarch bicycle is among the
high grade wheels. 1t is now
the favorite in the United States
and the Monarch Cycle Manu-
featuring Company is simply
unable to attend to the orders
which are crowding in. so tha1
it. has to enlarge its factorie,
greatly to meet the demand
We have succeeded in securing
an invoice of eleven which will
arrive here during the mex
week and we can offer then
at very reasonable figure
The Monarch frame is made O
the best quality of spirally
drawn Mannesmann Steel Tub.
ing and it is built for appear.
ance as we'll as for speed. Til,
Monarch frame is very rigid
very strong, very light, very
graceful and very comfortable
All Monarch bearings are fitte(
with the Binns Patent Bal
Holder and Dust Protector
which makes it possible to re.
move the cones of all latera
bearings without disturbing
the balls.
The narrow tread on a bicy-
Gle is the latest fad. The
Monarch claims that there is
limit to all things and the Mon.
arch tread will be 5 ga inches
which is the narroWeSt claim
consistent with the safety O
the rider.
A Kingfisher bicycle lamp
will perhaps be suitable fo
Waikiki, while a Demon lamI
seems to indicate meeting witt
the mounted police.
The Monarch racers for ladie,
and gentlemen will commend
themselves to everybody who
enjoys a spin. We will al
some future day devote more
space to fully describe the SUI
perb bicycle. AS soon as ou
invoice arrives we will invite
you to inspect the wheel, i.
they are not all ordered before
hand.
The Hawaiian Hardware Go. Ltd
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-06-13

The first mile was finished in the
following order: Angus, Giles,
Dexter, Atkinson, Silva.
There was close procession in
the second mile. Dexter fell
back some, and Atkinson TOOK
the lead near the three quarter
post, but the wire was crossed in
the following order: Angus, Dex-
ter, Atkinson, Giles, Silva.
The racers kept well together in
the third, but Silva was still los
ing. Atkinson took the lead
at the half, with Dexter Sc
cond. Atkinson then fell
fell back to fourth, and was ap-
parently feeling for the pace of
his rivals. Under the wire they
rolled, with Angus leading, fol-
lowed, in the order given,
by Atkinson, Giles, Dexter
and Silva. The last named show
ed much pluck in hanging on to
an evidently lost race for him.
There was a remarkable deal of
bunching in the fourth mile,
Silva at one time catching up
with the fourth man. Near the
three quarter post Giles and
Atkinson were abreast leading,
with the other three abreast q
few yards behind. 1t was about
the closest mile run, and closed
with Giles leading, followed IN
the order named by Atkinson,
Dexter, Angus and Silva.
Amidst intense excitement the
last mile was entered, Giles and
Atkinson leading about even, fol.
lowed by Angus and Dexter
struggling together. Giles took
Atkinson's place at the half, and
the four leaders were beautifully
punched on approaching the
home stretch. The race looked
like any of the forward four's until
about the distance pole, when all
put on fine spurts and Dexter sho,
ahead, winning the race, with
Atkinson second, Giles third
Angus fourth and Silva just sav-
ing distance. Time 1851.
No. 3. Running race, half mile
dash, free for all, for Honolulu
purse of 5000. Entries: Duke
Spencer Club Stables Co.; Magnet
Shenandoah Stables (Halstead' 81
Autonomy, Mokuleia Stables
(Gay's); Minnie Ola, W. III. Corn
we'll. 1t took close on forty
minutes to get start, first on,
horse and then another acting
crankily. 1t was a fine race wheI
it did go. Autonomy won by i
neck in 81 seconds, with Magne
second, and Duke Spencer ant
Minnie Ola about neck and neol
length or so in the rear.
No. 4. Trotting and pacing tc
harness, 2:40 class, mile heats
best three in five, for merchants
purse of 5000. Entries: Free
Mac, G w Macfarlane; Billie But
ton, ] F Humberg; Bert Lee, Jul
| Stables Co.
First heat; Fred Macs drive
did good deal of jockeying for
flying start. After & while th'
horses were allowed to go. Free
Mac took the lead but was break.
ing, and Bert Lee went ahead ant
staid there throughout. Billy
Button made up some distance by
the three quarter post. Bert Let
came under the wire half a length
ahead in 2:34 2 s..
Second heat: Fred Mac agail
took the lead with rush, bu
broke badly and fell away back
Billy Button lost by a break nea
the half, but gained some on
break by Bert Lee. Still he wal
two lengths behind at the thre,
quarter, and Bert Lee came unde
the wire first in 2;30 2-5. FREQ
Mac was distanced,
Third heat: Bert Lee led righ
along, Billy Button breaking Ber
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-06-13

2;34 20.
No. 5. Running. race z mile
dash, Hawaiian bred, for Oceanic
Steamship Co.'s cup, $3.50 added.
Entries: Antidote, Mokuleia
Stables; Kahuku Boy Shenandoah
Stables; Billy G., w H Cornwell.
Kahuku Boy ran away several
times and pumped himself out be-
fore a start was effected. Billy
G. led at the half and kept the
lead against Antidote, winning by
a couple of lengths in 1:19I.
No. 6. Running race, one mile
dash, free for all; winner to beat
record of Angie A., 1:454, for Ro-
sta challenge cup, $3.50 added.
Entries: Duke Spencer, Club
Stables Co.; Amorino, r. Ballen-
tine; Senator Stanford, Mokuleia
Stables; Lord Brock, w. III. Corn
we'll. This was expected to be
the race of the day and so it prov.
ed. There was never race more
closely run in this country. The
horses were all in fine condition
and seemed to know what was ex-
pected of them. They were all
pushing each other for the lead up
to the half mile, after which
Amorino forged ahead with Stan
ford second. Stanford made o
grand push on nearing the wire,
but Amorino beat him by about q
shoulder ahead in 1:454, the time
needed to be beaten. Some un-
official watches made the time as
lew as 1:42t. There was great
applause, however, over the official
statement that showed the time,
after many years, at last caught
up with.
No. Z. Trotting and pacing to
harness, best three in five mile
heats, free for all, for Kapiolani
Park purse $3.50. Entries: Creole,
Club Stables Co.; Silky, r.
Ballentine; Barney, j. Carty.
First heat: Creole led with
Silky following close all around
and won the heat length ahead
Barney was shut out. Time 1922,
Second heat: Creole got the
lead at starting, but was pass
ed by Silky before the quarter
post. Creole could not .trot steadi-
ly, and Silky won in 1928.
Third heat: Silky again won
in beautiful style, never breaking
from start to finish. Creole was
evidently used up horse in the
feet and beaten by fourth lengths.
Time 2:29l.
Fourth heat: Creole did better
work this time, but to no avail.
Silky won by two lengths In
2;2S, gaining the race.
No. s. Pony race for 800, one
mile dash, Hawaiian bred, owned
by members of the club, free fo1
all ponies II hands or under,
catch weight Entries: Trilby
Shenandoah Stables; Eleu, John
Liilii; Mascot, Joe Tinker; Little
Billie, w. II. Cornwell; Queen,
John Brown. Trllby led from
the quarter and led the field all
round, winning in 2;02 with Eleu
second several lengths behind.
No. 9, Special race, 1 mile
dash, Hawaiian bred, owned by
members of the club. Entries
Magnet, Shenandoah Stables
Billy c., w. III. Cornwell. Mag
net led, Billy @. following closely.
Magnet was passed at the half
but regained the lead by the
three-quarter, and on fine squirt
by Billy @. went better, str, tch-
ing out like a rabbitoh the finish.
Magnet won by two lengths in
/ 494.
No. TO- Hawaiian Jockey Club s
purse, $150; 1850 class, mile heats
2 in 3, free for all to h, rness. En-
tries: Daylight, r. Dexter; Billy
W, John Wright; Billy Button,
]. r. Humberg; McGinty, Moku-
LEILA Stables; Little John, S. G..
Wilder. Withdrawn: Remorse.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1895, 1895-06-13
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FOR SALE.

One hundred and sixty-fve ar
penis of land just below Perry's
Bridge having a front of ST arpents
on the Vermilion river by a depth
OF 81 arpents.
This property is intersected by
the public road leading directly to
Perry and Abbeville, has several
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farm. 1t is partly improved, having
considerable feucing upon it, a.
dwelling house and other buildings.
Terms Cash. Or time granted as pur'
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AIRY further information may be
had by applying to Home: Decuir
or EDWARDS & GREENE. attys.
Abbeville, August 4, 1894.
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Enterree Vivante ct Privee dc
SecOurs Possible.

De Marseille, On nous rommuni-
que IN fait epouvantable, qui s'est
produit il y a quelque jours dams la
Haute-Savoie, a Doussard, sur les
bords du lac d'Annecy On venait
%d'enterrer une femme Rassat, morte
la ~veiIle, lorsqu'un des ~fossoyeurs
employees a comb!er sa fosse entendit
sous terre disbursement une serie de
eoups. II appella IN de ses CANA
rades qui travaillait pres de Ia ct
qui fit la meme consultation.
II etait environ neuf heures du
matin. Les bruits durerent une demi
heure ct ne tarderent pas a cesser.
A &c moment-la settlement les deux
ouvriers jugerent quill y await quel.
quo chose a faire... Et ills alerent
preveuir les autorites.
lie cure Sc rendit lie premier sur
lesc lieux. Mais commc on n'avait
pas de permits Defamation, on Sc
garda bien de decouvrir lie cercueil;
on Sc borna a y faire des trous avec
une vril'e pour lui bonner de Pair.
&c nest que vers midi qu'on Sc
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formalites administrative ayant etc
remplies. A cette 'heure encore la
femme Rassat 6tait vivante. Du-
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dissent l'avoir w rougir, 'ouvrir ct
fermer les yeux.
&c qul y a de certain, c'est que
quand On Sc decida a faire appeler
un medecin. il etait six heures ct
demie du soir; le p%racticien, NJ. Es.
tay, afirma que Ia mort ne remontait
pas plus de cling on six heures. La
femme Rassat ayant etc enterree
vivante, on lui await laiss6 tout lie
temps de MOURN. /
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On dit que ~l'avocat Harmon aui
went d stre nomme attorney general
edes Etats. UDis Ell remplacement de
M. Olney, nomm6 Secrctaire d'Etat,
faisait 100000 par aimee avec sa
profession. C'est done IN sacrifice
de $4,000 .qu'il fat pour avoir
l'honneur de servir son pays.
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lie tribunal de Mont-Didier ziel

LIE tribunal de Mont-D idier Went
de condamner le Pape a payer les
tfrsis du process soulevs a Ia suite de
ia contestation ds testament de Ia
,smarquise de Plessis Sellieres par SEES
iheritiers ~naturcis. La marquise await
l6g1e ses biens+a So Saintete Leon
XIII, mais lie testament fat annule
par le tribunal, lui declare que lie
Pape 6tant IN souverain ne pouvait
posseder de prophecies foncieres en-
France, pas plus quill ne pouvait y
.4stre administrators dune succession.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1895-06-29

Un savant electricien a dit recon.
ment que Ia lumiere du soleil est lie
resultat des vibrations electriquee
dams les 81, 0OO, 900 de miles dsether
qui nous separent de cette astre, ct
non pas la refexion dun grand feu
central, CONNIE FONT touiours preten'
du les savants.
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La Prime sur lie Sucre.

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tete. Get estime est base sur la po-
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Dernierement, lie Tresor de Wash.
irgton recevait de Bath, Maine, une
restitution anonyme de 1915.
Get argent a ete place fonds dit
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Une N,ouvelIe Revue.

ia Revue Franco Americana, tel
est lie tire du luxureux magazine
~doDt 10 prince Andre Poniatowskl,
recemment allie d unu famille des
Etats-U nis, prend Ia direction.
Cette Revue. enforcement ecrise
Q fraucais par les maitres de notre
slitterature, est 6galement illustrG
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'Toutes les ecoles ct tous les systemes
y sont represen'es ct on vera cote
a-cote Tolstoi, Goncourt, Daudet,
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'Cbimay, etc. De meme y collabore
ront les artistes les plus divers; Pur,
Wis de Ohavannet, Whistler, Relleu,
Forain, Caran d'Ache, ETC.
Cette publication, destinee an pub.
JIG AMERICAN ne contiendra que des
articles courts ct d'actualite tres VIZ
vante ct aussi tres p~arisienne. Au-
Gun effort ma ete epargne pour faire
de ce periodique I'm veritable recueil
de &c que peut produrre de mieux la
literature franeaise. Inutlie d'aiou-
ter que tous les articles sont, biep
entendu, inedite 2
Un prince directeur dune Revue
franco-Americaine, reuniesant les
sommets de Part universal ct coemo-
polite. 'n'est>ce pas Ia n syntbese
piquante de l'histoire de ces Gin.
Qnante annees.
A%jontons que les bureaux de Ia
Revue Franco-A mericaine sont !
New York, SO Duane Street.
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SAMEDI, 20 JUN 1895.

LIE Budget de Plaquemine nous
ssppreDd que M. Bernard Haydel, de
1'habitation Rebecca, SQUIRE dune
4echute de rougeole.
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Journal quotidien, avec une edition
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dams l'6dition 'quotidienne.
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The Press is a National Newspaper
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La femme Wit diffusion, lie NAL
heureux Wit d'esp6rance, ct l~'ivrogne
vi. de son verre.
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POLICE JURY
SCHOOL BOARD

SCHOOL BOARD
W. M. Conerly, President,
L. O. Broussard, superintendent;
Geo Hays, j. A. Villien. E. W. Gas
pard, John Abshire, Jr., A. Theall
Octave Hebert, o. Bourque, A. Toups.
Town OF ABBEVILLE
j. U. Mayor
Geo. w. Summers, ......Sec. & Treas.
ALDERMEN
C. j. Edwards, Eli Wise, Eraste Mouton,
L. j. Feray.
City Attorney--W. P. Edwards.
Constable-Euphemon Leblanc.
Justices OF the Peace.
First ward: Pierre Pelloat.
Constable: Camille Leblanc.
Second ward: Joseph Trahan.
Constable: Andrew Moss.
Third ward: J. Nelson Greene, Numa
Frederick.
C%onstables: Geo. E. Lyons, j. Hy. Nom
tagne.
Fourth ward: Remy Broussard.
Constable: Sevenie Landry.
Fifth ward: Levy Sarvery.
Constable: Columbus Spell.
Sixth ward: G. C.. Blanchard, Eraste
Guidry.
C~onstables: Richard Greene, Alcide
Faux.
Seventh ward: Felix O'Neil.
Constable: j Ia. Broussard.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
A
EXECUTIVE

Murphy j. Foster, Governor
......Lieut. Governor
Thomas S. Adams, Secretary Of State
w. W. Heard, ................Au Auditor
John Pickette, Treasurer
NJ. C. Cunningham. Acknowledgements
A. j. Lafargue, ..Supt. of Pub. Educ'n
John Lanier, $3.50. Register Land Office
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 DAILY.
STATIONS.

Pullman bullet sleepers between Birmlng- ham and Jacksonville. Solid trains through between Birmingham and Albany, connecting at Albany with the Plant system for all points in Southwest Georgia and Florida. Connecti Ions at Savannah with Ocean steam ship comp any tcamers for New York, Bos- ton and the east. 9
 Sleeping cars on night trains, Macon to Savannah. For furtber information relative to rates, schedules, etc. apply to s1 l.. A. CAMP, T. P. A, Columbus, Ca. eoLON JACOBS, c. A, Birmingham, Ala. A. h. STEVENS, Agent, Birmingham, Ala.
 JACK W. JOHNSON, U. T. A,
 Birmin ghana. Ala. ". F. sHELLMAN, Traffic Manager.
 Savannah, Ga.
 J. c. HALLE, Gen. Pass. Agent,
 Savannah Ga.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-07
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LouIs, March 6.-Flour was steady, but firm; patents, Sz.4t02. 65i fancy, $2 900 9. 10; choice, $1. So0l 90. Wheat was lower; March, 52I2c; May, 53c; July, 52asc. Corn was lower; March, 41isc; May, 41sac; July, 417sc. Oats were lower; March, 29l2c; May, 294s@29Gc. Pork, standard mess, s1O. 500 10.75. Lard-Prime steam, $6 40; choice, s6.5O. Dry salted meats-sboulders, $4. 37Ra; i; longs, $o.4O; clear ribs, So. 40; short clear. S5. 55. Bacon-Boxed shoulders, $5. 25; clear ribs, $5.75a5. s2I2; shorts clear,' $6. 00@ 6.12la. High wines, S1.2s.