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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
CThe GentlewomanJ


To know how the Prince and Princess
Of Wales are beloved in Norfolk. you
must stay in the neghborhood of San
drlngham for a little while. Wherever
you may go. you hear the same stories
stories Of their kindness, thoughtfulness,
and simplicity Of heart. | do not wonder
the Princess feels happy at Sandringham.
/ can imagine no home more charming.
There Is, too. such "A refreshing air OF cos
mopo itanism about II, by which you Will
understand any aspect of gloom and con-
vent.onality is entirely ban.shed from the
place. The house IS d long pile Of build
ings. redbricked. with white facings,
pleasantly situated. and standing In the
midst OF fifteen acres OF garden land.
Here is a big Chinese pagoda, occupied
by a Chinese god. There an American
bow.ing-allsy; further on well Of Ital-
Ian construction, and with a Venetian
bucket TO draw up the water
The windows of the house open in
French fashion. The ballroom has the
indescribably festive look OF courtroom
in a casino at Homburg or Dieppe In
the hail itself you might imagine your
self in Denmark. There are big oil-paint-
ings of the Princess of Wales's early
home, and OF her Danish relations wher-
you are shown a variety OF carriages Of
all sorts. There are the Princesss smart
dogcarts. delightful Georgian-lookng
buggy OF the Princes. besides his brakes.
omnbusses. etc And then. on, such All
adorable Russian sledge the cushions OF
which are covered in deep rose-colored
cloth; Hungarian gig, and Two. Norwe-
gian carriloss
AS for the horses. I could not tear my
self away from them. The Princess, as
We know. loves them well; and the day
scarcely passes when she does not visit
the stables and kennels. carrying with
her a basket full OF sugar, carrots, and
other dainties for her pets. There Is
quartette of dear little ponies she some
times drives; would younot Ike 70 see
her starting off with that four-in-hand?
| learned the names OF her ponies, and
quick! I'll write them down before |
forget them. "Hufy," Puffy" Beau"
and Belle Another couple, Beans
and 'Bena," were very pretty, too. The
gardens before the windows are gay with
late summer and early autumn flowers
just now. In the kitchen garden there
is sweet riot OF color. AS you stand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
on THE DAY.
A Substitute Nominec-Feii Dcad-A
Heavy Failure.

DANVILLE, VA, October 1.-(Special)
The Executive Committee of the Honest
Elections" party met at Chatham to-day,
and named H. c. Barger, of this county.
as candidate for the House Of Repre-
sentatlves vice John Bustard. declined.
Peter Cunningham cOloreD. Of Hall
fax county was examined by United
States Commissioner W. D. Coleman to-
day, charged with unlawfully receiving
two certain casks or packages. for
which revenue brands or stamps had not
been obtained at the time OF the empty
ing Of said casks. He was sent on TO
the United States grand jury, and. being
unable TO give bond OF $l.000. was COM
mited to the Danville jail
Gabe Morton (colored), about 20 years
OF age left his home to-day TO go to
Sells Brothers circus, and when within
a few hundred yards Of the tent fell
TO the ground and expired in a few min
utes.
one of the heaviest assignments that
have ever taken place in Danville occurred
to-day II being that of the firm of Stultz
Iisberger * CO.. tobacco manufacturers.
The creditors are named I'm four classes,
the principal being Mrs. Amelia Gerst
sl23ls; Mrs. NiTgie Guckenheimer, S,lS2;
Commercial Bank. $500; !. Herman, of
Savannah. 5000. National Bank Of Sa-
vannah. 5000: Chatham Savings Bank,
5000; Leopold Adler. $l2.s29 Merchants
Bank of Danville. $1,000. The assets
consist Of the factory. fixtures. machine
~, stock, real estate I'm Danvlle. and
interests In the Newberry Land Com
pany; ST. Paul Land Company, and Ro-
bins coal-land. The liabilities are be-
tween $500 and $4,000 The value of
the assets cannot be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
BONFIRE or bonds.
Death Of n city Point Lndy-Peters-
burR Notes.

PETERsUJ rig. VA. october l.-tSpe-
cia,,-A committee Of the Common Coun-
ci. by instruction OF that body In the
nresence Of the City Treasurer ana CITY
Auditor. to-day destroyed by burning in
public. on the courthouse square can
ceued bonds OF the city 10 the amount
OF nearly HOpO.ocp These bonds had been
redeemed and collected 10y the Treasurer
for some years past
DEATH OF 4 VENERABLE LADY.
Mrs. Jane Cook died at her home at
City Point. yesterday afternoon. Mt an
advanced age. Deceased was the mother
Of Mr.. j. y. Cook "A weil-knoWn mer-
chant Of that village.
Southside Council. Royal Arcanum. OF
this city. has lost 10y death three Of its
members within the last two days.
The serious Illness OF General Malone.
with the uncertainty of its result causes
great interest throughout the State N
political as well as in friendly circles.
General Malone Is the State chairman Of
the Republican party. and is the origina,
tor Of the new "fair-elections' party,
which is designed to swallow up and en-
brace In it's ample folds all Republicans.
all Populists. all negroes. and all anti
Democratic elements.
The report Of the Chief Of Police for
September shows n u during that month
40 arrests were made
Mr. " j. Smith. Collector Of Delinquent
Taxes In this city, received a telegram
last night. announcing the death at Rocky
Mount. y. G.. Of the wife of his son.
Thomas w Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
THE DURRANT CASE.
ONE OF THE JURORS SPOKEN To
ny An OUTSIDER.
Threatened In nm On-Hand way
Possibly JoktpgIy - Thre"'e"e'
VII, N. Taken Before the judge
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS source

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. october l.
when the Durrant trial was resumed
this morains Judge Murphy created
sensation by announcing that one OF inc
,urors had told him mat some one haa
spuken 10 him about the case Juror
Truman was then called TO the stand
II, stated that on Thursday last. while
riding with Juror Croker in a car. Henry
!. Mccoy. secretary 81 the Young Mems
Christian Association. who entered the
car. said to him: IF you don't hang hhn
(meaning DurranD we viii hang you.
Truman said the remark was probably
made IN an oft-hand manner. but ne
thought II his duty to bring the matter
10 the attention OF the Court Judge
Murphy thereupon issued an order ior
Mccoy TO be brought before him OF
Thursday next.
During the examination Of the witnesses
In the case this morning the prosecution
brought out the fact that members oil
the signal corps 60 which Durmnt pe-
ionged had contributed TO fund Tor the
prisoners defence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
GurfbaldI's statue.
nondon Daily NeusA


The colossal equestrian statue o. o.,
balhi, which is TO be erected on mo ~.
eiium' has been cast by new, mas
The fusion only taking four mor,t. -
stead OF twenty months. which VA, ~.
time required az the CALI f0gr-r, =.
Florence. Twenty-Five tons - IT,
we're fused In two furnaces. AMI tt.
tue. when cleaned and filed. ,q.'.-. .
less than 1900 kiloerammes. m. ...f..
Galieti u exceedingly well slt!s-a.
the result. The pedestal. which .f,...
three steps. has az the bare rr.,-
laurels and consular "fasci" At...
bas-reliefs with the Roman arm. --
rise four bronze groups. the nsgr..
twice the size cf lie. The n~.t ...
which looks towards tho city. r,--'....
the defence Of Rome. -FOUR ,
fighting. On the Left IS tho f-....
America. with those OF Irf.st-,
Commerce beside her On a.. lag.
side there ere five figures. sr--.
the Battle q Caiat1nm.. on ta. f..
lat GROUP rap eseEts Europe. r....
and the Army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02

at the entrance, as far as your eye can
reach, stretch two long lines OF Name
red. pink. and yellow. The flowers are
perennials, and "od English" and you
know how these suggest 10 us all sorts OK
delightful memories
From York Lodge / wended my way 10
the kennels. a lady OF the party pro-
nounced the dogs. each in his or her
turn, dear" Those dearest 10 me
were black and tan collie. Ellen
belonging to the Duke OF York. ana
risky, black "Muny." the pet Of
Princess Victoria. / am ashamed
10 say | ala not know whether the dog
was "A Dandy Dinmont or no, but she
looked more or less ike another OF my
acquaintance cannot leave Sandring-
ham without taking a parting glance at
the church and little churchyard. Here
the two graves which most attracted my
notice were one Of the Princes groom,
who, you may remember, was stricken
with typhoid al the same time as his
royal master. and succumbed 1.-THE one
taken, and the other left" is engraved
upon the stone The other monument.
a simple cross 70 the memory Of the
baby bog of the Prince and Princess. who
lived but a day. suffer the Little
children To Come Unto Me-" are the
only words written below the name.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02

SCOTLAND NECK. y. o.. D.,...-.
,SpecialJ DIR. g. ". Tnaml- r. o.. ....
dent OF the state Farm.
spoke here saturday tIr r.
reference 10 his recent TRIAD I.....
Church. In which De- said that ....
- now whore 10 always BIAS t...
side OF human sl3y ry ana r.
side Of liberty. lie li1 not ha.. ..
audience. and his preth W.t ..
~ those of other Porulst -p..
The temperature fell com. .
right. and 'hnr, was FROST ..
this section this morning.
The mention W1l' uf Nt ST..
George B3rraul in sunday I.....
quite gratifying 10 DIS m...
here. For the time De- NI-
with the Military School h.r. r.
many friends. and they Wul'l I.
% see hlm successful loo f.
before the people ~ EiDrm
Mossrs. y Blggs ana D. r.
have just returned from E..I.
where they assisted iu urgll.1I. ...
list church sunday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
The Charter Amend nm ents.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
The modification of the charter of the
city should be a matter OF grave and
careful consideration 10 its citizens. That
there are defects In IL is perhaps not
TO be successfully denied; but II may well
be doubted whe,herin flying from the ills
we have" we may not fly to Others W.
know not Of" and SO il would seem to
be prudent that the question should come
before the people in a somewhat different
shape from that in which II is now pre-
scented.
1t would be better. perhaps. that the
question should come up for discussion
and decision I'm the selection of members
OF the Council next spring, when IL
would be freed from any extraneous in
fiuence. and whatever action may be de-
sired could be submitted TO the Legisla
ture with the full sanction OF the Council
of the city.
Thus at least 1t seems to a large mum
Der OF 'CIrIZENS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
The Party I'm McckIcuburr.

BOYDTON. October Especial )-Po-
litically speaking. everything is quiet now
hereabouts. But very soon the Democrats
will place q candidate in the field for the
Legislature. when the campaign Will open
In earnest. There is considerable specu-
lation as to who will be the standard
bearer OF the Democracy of Mecklenburg,
but the consensus OF opinion seems 20
indicate that either Mr.. G. Il. Baskerville,
prominent young lawyer, or Mr. Frank
lin Vansant. a prosperous young farmer.
VIII receive the nomination. Democrats
OF this county. are satisfied with the Wal
ton election law, with possibly a few
amendments. and no not desire its repeal
by the machine methods OF Mahone-Hob-
son * co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
CHANGE OF PLACE.
Nottoway and Amelia House Demo-
cruttc Convention.

CREWE VA, October i.-(Special) -
The Democratic convention to nomi-
nate a candidate for the House Of Dele
gates for Nottoway and Amelia counties,
viii meet at Amelia Courthouse Monday,
the eth instant. instead Of at Burkeville.
as was first intended. General George
j. Hundiey, OF AmelLl, VIII no doubt be
nominated Nothing has as yet been
heard OF the Republicans or any other
party's putting up a man against the
Democrats.
Much enthusiasm was manifested ut the
meeting Of the Democratic Club here last
night. Speeches were made by Messrs.
Thomas T. Royal. w. Scott Ray. and
w IL. Morgan. This club now has a
membership of l13, and Is still growing.
II will meet every Saturday night here
after. Congressman elect McKenney has
promised ~ address the club in the near
future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
PRIZE-FIGHT II KENTICK
Authorities Say They Can't Inter-
fcrc DESPITE the Proclamation.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, October THE
Mayor. chief OF Police. and members Of
the Board OF Safety say they cannot in
terfere with the Grifin-Murphy fight. In
spite OF Governor Browns proclamation.
as it does not come under the present law
They say a prze-fght is a night for 2
purse. ana that Murphy and Griffin are
hired a. spar There is no probability OF
Interference from local authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
Nuprcme Court of AppcnIs.

STANTON, october l.-(Speciai.) y
The proceedings OF the Supreme Court OF
Appeals to-day were:
Burke vs.. shaver From Rockingham
Circuit Court Argued and submitted
Bowman, trustee W.. Fiayin. From Au-
gusta Court. Dismissed for failure to
furnish appeal bond
Houcks's Administrator w. Durham a.
keanforte. From Rockingham Circuit
Court Partly argued, ana continued un-
Ill tomorrow
The court VIII probably adjourn on the
10Th instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
DE tTii>

FORD.-Died. at his res.tcne
Moore street, Monday Srpt-
al 9.55 o'clock =. NJ, Mr t't--.
FORD. in the sd year ~ hls fs.
Funeral viii take place from
Baptist church WEDNESDAY
ING at 10 o'clock.
FRANCIS.-Die at his r.-.i
GU China street. Monday S.ri
1893. al 30 p. 81. DAVID r. ti..'.'
in the 57,h year ~ his age.
Our days are sWlfter th1n a
fly away.
They are passed away a. tat r"f'
and as the eagle that mas.
prey. .-
His funeral service VIII take f.t.
the I.aurel-Street Methods,
church THIS "wednesday tf
october "a. at go O'Clock ft.
acqualntances OF the family ave
TO attend
RAWLINGS. Died. at y. NJ ..t
October /. 1855, AZ his reside. .,N.
Broad street. Or. GEORGE
LINGS. In the 18Th year ot hI'
Funeral Will wake place from IS.
Episcopal church al 40 7. 81 "
DAY, october "a.
WHITE. Died. october lst -.
dence of his parents. No. ~ a'...
ty-nrst street. JOSEPH. inft.' boz,
James and Edna l.. White, AK
and Il days. .I 81
Services al the grave. IN o'A'
THURSDAY MORNING. ....N o.
Washington O. c.. TarooFo 80
and Independence Mo) pape' Is
copy. .s
yrRBY.-Dled. az the res.t,nce v,.8
parents. No. $40 north INe"' t.uss-
street. ODlNA STUART yeu's,'' i, DO
18th year OF her age. u..,,. .Wsi'
runeral from the residence THIS
,.sdayl AFTERNOON at
Friends United 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
Corbctt on the Way south

NEW YORK, october i-Jsu. u ....
bett. hls newly-marrieI wife. f.
ger. his brother. anl o croVI oe t....
and tralners iefg to-day for Oil. -...
This afternoon Corbett and i.. ....
will play baseball in Wash.r- .
playing first base and Joe tI-.
Washington The party go 90 At.r. e..
Birmingham. and 90 Naw 0r..
irving NJ San Antonio. Teus u.,- ..-
day night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
Alleged Insurance. Trust.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, October l.
The members OF lie grand Jury which IN
dicted the Kentucky and Tennessee Un-
derwriters' Association last Saturday for
intaining "A trust, refused TO give the
names mentioned IN the indictment when
later from a member OF the Chattanooga
Board OF Underwriters. They are said TO
be as follows: James A. Thomas. presi-
dent OF the Kentucky and Tennessee
r. Baird. w. II. Wheeler. J. 4. Beasley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
Chilly ~ " rIdOn.

WELDON. y. c.. October tsp
There was a heavy frost here THIS
ina and the mercury dropped to o. p..
during the nicht H. D. very COLI r
to-day and people ar. shlyering lu
sun no the street corners
The cotton az The STATE farms is .h
an open. ami hundreds " hands ~ .
gagged In picking 1t out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
RaIeigh's Next NcmOrial-D1y Ora.
alanra

RALEIGH y. a.. october hosp
General C0ilett leyputhoWe 't-
chosen as thc subject Tor IT,
1u next Confederate Momoria .na.
il 1870
General Leventhorpc was an Er-
man. who had been in this country
one year before the war commence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02

Frank O. Snyder. and Charles Matthews
six OF them were here last week 10 OF.
ganize combination locally. but ala no,
succeed. Il Is understood that they VIII
return and renew their efforts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02

sun rises ........G.US HIGH TIDE
sun sets ........55l MoruirZ. ......... Dr.
Moon sets ......f.5i EVtuln-.-........... '
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT T. .t
ARRIVED.
Steamship OH Dominion Bllkem
New York. mcrchauIl~e ana pas-eUs'
George W Allen X CO., doeuts
schooner H. II Pitts CrAWuer. i
York. coal: Gay g. i@ofalne oompunf
Schooner g. NAUi.s,n Godfrey N-
delphia coal. Gay * Lorraine Comrt
Schooner Epnr.m ana Annie. Irt
Baltimore, coal. Wake x BaillaJu.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves N'-' a
merchandise and passengers. Irwin r d"
ger, superintendent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, Orr T.
1By telegraph
ARRIVED.
l.. g. Roby. Boston.
II. Barnes. New Haven.
SAILED
W p Downs, New Haven.
ouinnebaue New York.
PORT or WEST POINT, oCf = ''i
by teiegrapn)
ARRIVED
steamship Allegheny. Nick.rs. il.-
more. passengers ana general ,t
Steam ship Charlotte Nilt.e.
passengers and general carsp.
steamer Elm cry. Marshal.
ton; passengers and genera. ctf--
SAILED.
steamship Allegheny Nick,ro1
dence Via Norfolk; pa5senger,
raj cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickl,
passengers and general cars
Steamer Elm Clt- Mars
ton. passengers and general c1f-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02
Richmond and Lancaster Republi'


WARSAW. VA. october l.-1Snar
The Republicans of Richmond aut -
caster counties met iu convent 'r
pOWnings. this county to-day 1r'
mated as their GRANDDAUGHTER fr
House Of Delegates Hon. T.. ;. la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-02

In the Netherlands of 1885. then, We
note quiet in politics. All executive
power is removed from the royal family
and the government Is that of repub-
lie I'm disguise. with a pretty figurehead.
With enough socialism" in the nation
and sufficient friction between the Lib
erals and the Conservatives within
which latter party the Roman Catholics
and ultra Calvinistics join hands TO
keep up a State-subsidized religion and
education, to prevent stagnation, most
II the business of the States Particular
and the States-General Is that OF routine.
A steady multiplication % the comfoi rs
II life and a broadening Of the francnise
result In education. the Dutcn are not
behind any nation In Europe. though the
danger Is that German ideas AMI me-
thods may be too closely followed. With
her colonies and affiliated Haiiors IN
south Africa, Holland leeds, think TO
can rather 10 the more practical TAIN
ing OF the English and American scioo's.
In enterprise the old passion OF the
race for overcoming difficulties Is still
manifest. II seems to have fully deter
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-07-18
q. 8. City of Peking.

The p. M. S. S. City of Picking ar
rived yesterday afternoon from the
Orient. She left Hongkong on the
2Slh of June, and Yokohama on the
9TH inst. She carried about 500 tons
OF freight for this port, also 223
Chinese and 70 Japanese all in the
Storage; DR.. and Mrs. F. l.. Dibble
were the only cabin passengers for
Honolulu. Although there is cho-
lera in China the steamer was not
quaraptined as whole. Passengers
were allowed to go ashore but news
paper men we're forbidden acc IS to
the steamer by the Board OF Health
official, The steamer left at IL
o'clock this morning for San Fran
cisco, Among her passengers from
here were Gus Spreckels and Mrs,
@, L. Carter,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-07-18
LEaUA RETURNS.
Hawai- Enlsrged Again.

The hearts of the administration
beat high this morning. The L-hua
returned safely with Minister Kiug
aud Professor Brigham on DO ard al
though the latter had lost "a lbs OF
his az iriupois the country has
gained some more islands which the
Minister aunexel. Tbs professor
had intended o tow the islal ds t,
Honolulu, but C lal was short aud
his cable not long enough, aud con
sequently the expedition returned
vii, bout islam Is aud what i, sadier
still without idols. The object of
the expedition is of course deep
any srery, but it is safe to state that
the Lehua went to Neckar Island.
There the Professor commanding
found a card from II. B. S. Cham
pion which informed him that the
man-of-war had been there aud had
surveyed Necker Island and all sur
rounding reefs, The expedition also
called at the French Frigate Shoals
and took possession of that fertile
island in the name of the great re-
public. 1t is we'll understood that
the expedition has thoroughly pre-
v. nted the British Government from
constructing any cable between
Cana aud Australia without touch
ing at Hawaii. Fanning's island was
uot annexed this trip but it is be-
leved that as soon "a sufficient coal
has been paid for by Mr.. Hatch Che
always pays for coaD, the man-of-
war of the republic will be charter
ed by the Foreign Office and an ex-
pedition in charge OF Hatch and
Hosmer will proceed to flaming
island, After that island has been
secured it is possible that the FL
nance Office will charter the steamer
and send the treasury balance to
some OF her island as ballast. Such
cargo will hardly sink the boat.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-07-18
DnArA Of eApgAlM mlN Ynn
a wen-Knowu Kamaaiua Conc to
Rest

Friends b ave known for several
days that ths earthly career OF Cap
taiu Archibald Mcintyre was rapidly
drawing to close Yesterday after
noon the end came, aud at about
6;15 O'Clock the old gentleman pass
ed away, surrounded by his chill
dren.
Captain Mcintyre was born in
Greenock, Scotland, on the 10th OF
May, 1919, aud was 76 years OF age.
He came to these islands in 1866 in
the bark Francis Palmer. His bro
Their, the fat her of Hugh Mcintyre,
had arrived here several years pre-
vtously from Tahiti
The deceased had command of
the tug boat for two years, aud was
thereafter ommissiooed as pilot, an
Office which he held ia most trust
worthy and faithful manner until
1898, when his age aud impaired eye
sight made it necessary for him to
retire.
Captain Archibald McIntyre was
most highly esteemed by all who
came In cont act with him. He WAS
known as a man OF broad and inde-
pendent views.
The deceased leaves SIX children
OF whom three daughters and son,
Frank Mcintyre, are in Honolulu
aud a daug liter and son reside in
the States. The cause of death was
spinal meningitis from which d seas
the deceased had suffered for two
years until his iron constitution
finally gave way to the inevitable.
The funeral takes- place this after
noon from the family residence at
Nuuanu Valley under the auspices
of the Odd Fellows, OF which lodge
the d, ceased was prominent mem
Der. The children and family OF
the deceased ciliz N have the warm
est sympathy of the community in
their sad bereavement.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-07-18

Address all communications to the
e vt rial Department OF the INDIE
PENDENT to Edmund Nortie. Bus-
ness letters should be addressed o
G.. G. Kenyon. This ia necessary for
the present as the Post Office will
withhold all mails addressed simply
to he INDEPENDENT, owing to the suit
brought 10y A. V. Gear.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-07-18

The trustees OF Oahu College
don't seem satisfied with the report
OF the investigating committee.
Several meetings have been held. 1t
j, hoped that some result was oh.
tanned at the meeting viii n took
place this morning. Why not pub
lish the whole business and let the
public Judge.