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Market LAKE, Tia, Aug. 1.-The
Indian excitement Ia spreading. The
Sixteenth Infantry may be next ~
come. Jackson's Hole settlers would
llkcto hang letters. Col. Randall says
tho trouble cannot soon be- settled.
STARVING INDIANS,
DESvEH, July 3l-A NeWs special
from Lander, wye, says: This has
been quiet day, with gu entire ab.
sunco VI the wild tales u last night.
Two men CaWo Ia from JAcks1u's
II lie last night, one NJ them being tho
sueCial correspondent ~ tho New
YORK Hsrdld lle reported tuat tho
Indians had not killed any whites.
This vas great relief tD many PER.
sons here VINO had irlonds md rsla.
tives living iu Jsokson's Hole. The In.
diaus tonight are camped near Oregon
Buttes. The people OF Dubois arc still
keeping sharp lookout.
II was talked loudly today among
the Shoah0ues that they were starving,
aud that they would rather die night
ing soldiers than sthtve 10 death. This
IL All agtcUd state OF facts among the
BannOCkH, Utes, Lsmhis and ShO.
nhouesi aud ~ tue proper time tho
government will be Informed that
peace can not he secured except by in
oteaslrg their rat1us.
sETILEia FEAR PROSECUTION.
CHICAGO, July al.-ruu Reoord's
Correspondent with the troops on the
way 10 Jaokson'A Hole wires tonight
that seven Of the twenty-five Jacks0n's
Hole men forming the guard which
killed tho BannOck Indians who tried
TO escape while being taken TO Marys-
vale for hearing before tho local
Justice Of the peace, have letI Jaokson's
Hole country iOt MuutanA, ami the
others are now anticipating ptosecu.
ton. Tho representative Of the
Chicago Record vhs placed In chargs
o. tDe luJiEn scOuta tUdsy. Several
Officers who have had considerable
Gesling with the Indians AssOrt that
tho difference between the ssttlen aud
the ludianH must be- settled st once,
or border warfare fatal 10 both Ia.
dams and enliiefs will bN iGausuratou.
RErORI Or RENEWED DASuER.
WAsutSuTUS, Aug. .-Nln re .oH
Of TeuSwui danger IT, " = te,tl-gs OF the
JacksJU's Hole Teg,Vn reached tnr
bureau Of Indian RGiiIs ioIEy Ia n di,.
patch from Governor RE ards, Wy.
Omipg, dated Csoy epue, lest ullhi,
and AsEing that the Indians away ifom
tho valiOBh DO recalled.
Commissioner Browning immedi-
stelY tslegfsphed n response stating
that he nAd issued orders TO all the In
dian agents Ia the disturbed region 10
tAko prompt steps 10 secure the return
OF oil Indians away from the roserva-
ton. Instructions ~ this effect have
been sent 10 the following agencies:
Uiutah aud QUAY, Fort Ducheanc.
| Utah; ShOshOne, For, wasalkie, wyO.;
Pine Ridge, 5. d., anu Lemhi, Idaho.
CROSSED 1IiE TETON EASGE.
/ wAaISuIOS, Aug. IA telegram
-eceived VI tue war department today
| from General Cupplnger states that hs
crossed thr Teton range with his CON.
| maud yesterday, lue dispatch was
forwarded by a courier TO Market
| Lake. Tho Teton range IL 70 miles
from jackson's Hole,
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NoINDIAN DANGER.
ThisIs What N.IiabIs salt LRksT,
Now In Idaho SAYS.
Efiifgr usEgrgk ACIgg

rus IL what % hellabiH HhlN thksrs
Now Ia Idaho sHJs.
EdiiOr Descrst AClgg
Thought 1 would send you u few
lines from near the seat ~ war. As IL
Eppeats u tho !gpeTs there IN quite an
excitement, Buttnete is no suUn thing
up here although troops are going to
Jiokrlus Hole. There have Just
pa1sol through Rexburg $40 troops,
Infantry, with ten wagons ami u TOW
riding uOres; on sunday last some
cavalry trJDps psesed through. ssrhey
are nov about going Ia 10 toe Hole,
President Kicks came down ycstor-
day And says that he dom. believe THAI
the Indiana are within thiTtY or forty
miles Of the settlers In the Hole. 30
you see that there IA not 80 much In 1.
~ you near 70 rs u distance, This
people here laugh nj what they read In
Inc IaIets, You CHI SEQ how II In,
and therefore publish as near the IuIh
ne YOU can get It, 30 you VIII not scare
0eJulO who have friends IN IN this
country. | nlsU tell you thgt the man
tust STATED lhl, trouble with the Luz
uiAns IL Low gone 10 Montana to 2si
out Of tue WY. He had nothing hui
what he could carry with him.
THOMAS WINTER.
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nunoRs Ply THICK AND YAsr.
suppositiob That thc nurdersTs
Secured Fresh aIoraea-EEcitsInont
Continues ~ evanston.

Special Correspondence or the NEWS.
EVANSTON, 1918 p, m,-EScitement
still runl high ana ON every street
corner kn5ts OF excited men discuss
tho pros and cons Of the likelihood OF a
capture. EKtravagapt rumors are
circulated nj stated and unstAted inter.
walls. Oas 10 that one OF ChapmGn's
and 5tfoBg's men was held up and his
horse taken from him. Anyhow IL IL
evident that the last report brought in
that the men were being closed In up.
on on level ground where q stand was
made was uniOu uded, az a telegram
was received by City Marshal Car
penter at 8 O'Clock which read:
WAsATCH, 7,30.-Ten men on boys
trail headed for head Of Ogden river"
This will supper. the theory that the
murdereTs have secured fresh mounts.
Had the posse been furnished with
horses at day break this morning there
would haye been different tale to
toll. 1t certainly looked this morning
a. thOus Ia the pOssU lacked perfect or.
gAniz'Iion. Sheriff Hardy and Wright
seemed to have delicRoy Ms to
asserting the command over
tho Wyoming men; and the
unavoidable absence OF Sheriff
John Ward threw the burden on the
shoulders ol Deputy CSlverly. How
ever, tho sheriff ia expected from Den.
vsI tonight, From rsporIe on Eil sides
the whole country 10 stirred up over
the murders. Almy In particular has
some forty men out, together with ten
from wbilney's ranch, and eight from
THI 4 asuNa
mated TO be over one hundred men cut,
aud how the youths have lived TO see
another night ia only short OF mirsCu-
l0us. Gu side Of our own men, Judge
KnishI the DOCTOR Calverly and Exam
enter the chase with zsst. The last
named bUiug an ex.Texan rusIlsr de.
lsctlve, mskes him at homo In man
hunt. In Evanston the prevalent SON
liment seems to he outside Of tns OIL.
cisls, let UIsh otlicsrs risk their own
! livss IA getting Ihe horsslhisyes, ami
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ALIEN AND uOLMEs.


the Former Ipuiiisr VIA All SORTS
ct Nwiadiing.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. l,-ThtfU D.
hardly u doubt Uui that the man Pfau
mentioned In recent rUuvks Jispatch
az having lived ,hcfc, and II. II.
Holmes are one and tue same man.
Alec, "Masc9i,' the convict in prison,
says Holmes went Ivy tho name VI
Pialt IN Texas. Allen srcuGs most Ut
his time bCfatlug tho uuWsuH IufH. 70
an Associated Press representative he
said IA reporter who came out 10
sec mo last Friday had ne wrongly
quoted a. saying that Holmes came
near swibdliug Jew ut DeuniEOn,
Pratt, that being the Texas name VI
Holmes, was afraid tog into Dennisou
ami let me ten miles from there. This
was esrly In May 1874, and have not
seen him since.
"fhis man Cole they speak about
never heard Of bu'uto. The news
papers are telling heap Of Lies. /
WAS hoping this tning would hU Kept
quiet auu | expected n reward Of ut
iuaut $4,000 would bu Offered Tor I'm.
iDtuauun clesuug up the mysicry
about tbs Williams girls aud that l
would got H. That was why | wrote t.
Texas 10 ilnl Jut what there wyuli be
In II for inc " tod what knew.
came TO Little Rock when lett
Holmes. | wac ~ Chicago number
Of times before that but never dyed
there long. rUday's pap.r- " he
Chicago people hsve csllectu. go
showing that 10th tho Ni|u. .IIz
uoTB Ei!iei. These detective iJk
IN, y arc slick. nee " couple VI tACm
are On their wHy here irsm Chicago 10
talk g. me. Let .bem come. They
wall not gct anything cut Of mc.
81 know Pat Quinlan. lie came 10
Fort worth wHrJ PRtt ~ lmrs),
Lyman (PielLsD tEi were there, hut
would NOT tak0 uu4tgs VI things be-
Gauss OF the shape they were H..
| Ly dian nci8d bpdly there. He drank
| u great deal aud became infatuated
with y dAshiug widow. Pratt had
| With him then a woman whom he
called JrIunetle. / knew all the time
that his name was Holmes and knew
that he had Ave or Hix living wives. I
Travelled great deal with him ana We
both visited Hot Springs together.
"Holmes had the most winning way
] toward women OF any man / ever saW,
and never mixed up with any that
were not good looking. HO was also
mild hammered, courteous and aiiaulu
| toward men,"
There IN perhaps no manner OF
swindliuR that Allen Is not familiar
with. some people believe he Ia now
engaged In asli0k attempt 20 get his
liberty by bartefing his knowledge Of
Holmss's criminal oatoeT-knowledgt
that may have 70 he taken after VII
with a gram OF salt
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graphs inst Minister Thnmuson hrs
sent 10 his government all tie facts
relative ~ the English occupation OF
Tfluidad. The Epglish tvuadrlon In
the South Atlantic Is In the harpor oi
RIO dr Janpifo.
Dispatches between Brazl's foreign
oillc, ana the British minister, II Il 10.
r0rsd, prove the prior cl.im " Brazil
10 lrinidsI leland. The tlmo these
dispatches were iutsrchanged, the
utiser Poledefo vlsitci tlo island.
rnr cruiser LETT Trinidad April 2Itb,
last.
The entire schcmp, the cotrespon.
don't aye, !. Ons connected by British
raulc ,0mpany, who. In the event NJ
Bail luyug extensive Inns. will
r.arc n direct cable from tue Island to
Atscutiua, thus uepfiNng Btsztl VI
n'r shN'o upon all messages 10
Europe,
The B,ElIliau cabinc, hNs met to con.
slider the terms u peace Tor RlO Grandc
dJ sui. Two mtui.lcrs uppfas the
terms. President MotAts, IL Is fr-
ported, will sue au appeal To the
nation, giving tue facts Of the rebel.
ion Ahd istlnE lot popular vote.
u,AzfL SoI AFRAID.
NEW iuW;, Aug. l.-FonturA
N,yisE the Brazilian cousul.generAI,
Wno is IN ihis city, believes that tho
island Vt Trinidad, which was recently
iakcu possession OF by the British, viii
he fe,ninsd by Brazil In talking t. ~
tcp1itsr ho said tue brazilian govern.
mrui VAS making every effort TO settle
tht difficulty by diplomacy, tut II tuis
ihlls hu believes Bru1I viii Wy ~ take
The irland by force.
"my country's navy cannot Of course
oUmpsIo iu site yth with that NJ Great
Britain" Mt. Nviut saiJ, "uut our
citizens are determined ~ assuri their
rights Nnd have no i9ar Of England"
When asked what position he
thought the United Ets,cs would take
iu case ut war, Mir. Ntyler declared
that 10 could not fcmau neutral with.
uut violating the Monroe doctrine, aud
thut, no thought, the administTali0u
would be unwilling 70 DO.
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onIGIN o, nNE sIonY.
Tue Diseased brain of Sensational
aUTFespandout.

Tue Diseased BrRin Of y sensational
Correspondent.
Senator Hamet, Of Illinois, and
others send iho following communities.
ton to the Tribune:
81. ANTHONY, Idaho, July 3O.-ro
the editor OF tue IribuHs:-With 70.
spucI to special dispatch dated at
Market Lske, July Goth, and published
In your paper OF that dag, wh-rein
Senator HsmeT, u Illinois, NJ. J, Gray
aud l.. NJ, Earl, Of Salt Lake, aud
Il. II. Hamur, VI this place, Hre "a
ported 10 have returned from n nshing
tTip to JaCks0L's Hole anu declaring
that every man, woman and child had
been murdered, we desire ~ say that
the report must have originated In the
diseased brain VI your sensational COT.
respondent, aud why he should have
wired you such talaehO0d IL beyond
our power TO imagine.
We did ray that Indians had crossed
over tbs old Lemhi trail toward Jack
sOn's Hole, and nothing more.
The dispatch above referred n would
have received our earlier attention, but
m no mail arrives here gu Sunday, We
did not receive tue Tribune cJntalning
tue false account until Monday even.
ing. THOMAS HAMER,
NJ. J. GRAY,
L.. NJ, EARL,
n. II. HAMER
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AIlltnhs OF manhattan.

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. Mount
AdatIt, In this state, IL L., iUg foot
nigh according 10 ngufo. based on cal.
culationr made by Prof Edgar Nc.
Ciutr, oftho Uniyersity oi Oregon, VIII,
carried mefCufhl barometer to the
summit, July ION, with tho hello.
graphic party. lilo has dcduccI tho alti.
tudr from iigufcs taken at this place,
Portland aud Eugene, Oregon, aui
iiuda the above result asa mean.
Heretofore the mOu ntnin has buru
thought to DO onlyR little more tuan
ll,Ny1 itcl, Out the new figures make IL
lbi lrct higher than NJ INT Hood,
Oregon, Aug establish tue fact tuAi
Washington has the highust anu uext
hlghest peaks In the Cascade rangp
rom thr iititlsh Columbia line to Cal
iiuuia,
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night from the premises q Mr. KNAPP.
ton, No. 2i5 ID street The team was
driven 10 town last night by Mr.. Gsorge
Page aud was put In the barn vt ii
O'Clock. At / O'Clock this morning
MT. Page went out 10 the barn aud the
horscs were gone. The report NJ fret
gave rise 10 the suspicion that they mad
been stolen by COughlin and George,
but that 10 improbable, because at u
later hour they were observed In The
neig b bothood OF Bounliful coming to-
ward Salt Lake. The animals are both
dark brown, but with such n meagre
description, the officers will likely find
difficulty IN locating them.
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wo will give them a right ROYAL rocep.
ton when they bring them &c.
The body Of Stage was shlpred TO
Echo on the li.S5 train this morn
ing, aud Dawe's funeral will
take place In Evanston tomorrow a..
tefnoDn at . O'Clock. Owing TO the
ioolated country In whloh the posse Ia
hunting communication with the
deputies II impossible ON the part OF
ciiizsne. Two boys came In from them
today, the one with wOrn.ouI hot-r1
and the Oinsr with Deputy JAlVeflcy's
note stating hc had the bEYc located In
cabin on Blue Grsss Ranch. The
yenefsl opinion here IL that the depu.
tiee vii camp for the nighi and engage
with dt1lofadoss at dnybreak.
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CUBAN JUNTA.
ia. Men EnIruNied with the Leader,
ship OF the iasurTsetion.

hhNh ~ Aho hushFNsFNiuus
NEW IOml, Aug. 1.-The Herald
toI J tuyt When General Rafael
Qursads publicly proclaimed recently
IN Hartman hail Ia this city his inteu-
ton Of leading an expedition into
Cubs, he carefully designated bis a.
the iJuith that would land there. The
thifd has landed. This iunIa, IN New
York, Il getting ready Tor Quosada,
but hls expedition viii not sRil from
Venezuela, Notwithstanding thu fsint
that n being made 10 vancouver from
that direction.
A portion o. the material which IL 10
be- taken into Cuba by General Quesada
wa shipped from THIS city two days
ago. Ii did not 20 10 NeueEusla, NJ.
though General QussaiA left this ely
on ths Rod Line steamer Philadel phla
VITA the alleged inl-niion OF going to
la Guayra and from there to Caracas.
Tho organization OF the iuntA proper
has lust boon officially promulgated,
aud II II AZ follows!
Delegate, Tomas Estrada Palma;
treasurer Benjamin Guetrs; secretary
Vi the delegation, GonLalo ur q uss ids.
Board Of c0uusolou-CayO iiuss1,
president; ]. d. PuvO, Ramon Rivers.
Tampa, Fla. -Pfeilient, AatuTO
GOU1alet; secretary, Jose Rlvero.
Wee Tampa - President, CeciliD
HenT.queI; secretary, dualIerl1 Gar.
oiS.
New York-Pfesidsnt, Juan FRI9;
secretary, Antonio Camera.
Pnid,iphi 49, President, DR.. Juan
GuitsTW; secretary, J. Gonzales.
Mari. City tOoslnl-Presidont, Gull.
lerRmp lerondO; secretary, Martin
Rodriguez.
Jumscl-President, j. NJ. Rondon;
secretary, Miguel FuTnaris.
Vera CfuE-pfcsident, jose Miguel
MuClas; toCro.ary, lgng0lJ HaTTsgOita.
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a GksIeton n,tssry

CESTRALIA, H., Aug. 1.-The
famous IoClullaud skeleton mystery
IL brought 10 the surface again by tue
indictment VI John a. McClellaud
ami Wesley TAbOr, by tho Marion
county grand Jury, now la session for
tue murder Of Alexander AMI Oscar
McClsllEnJ. john A. McCleiland
was arrested at ContfAlia on n bench
warrant Issued by order OF the grand
Jury and Tabor 10 now In Jail In Salem.
Tue case created quite a sensstiou two
yeats sgO when two skeleton, were
found In apOni on the farm previously
owned by John a. MoCloilAnJ, H.
Gated four miles north OF CcutfaliA.
The skeletons were supposed 10 10
tnuso OF Alexander And OscAr Nc
Clelland, iatheT and brother Ot John
A. McClellaud, but they were never
fully identified,
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. !. - Miss
GeoTglAuA HOlle, or Mrs. H.. III.
HOlmes, M she II generally known, OF
Mrs, Howard, ~ she Ia designated by
DlItrict Attorney Graham, Is lying at
the home Ui friend Ia this city IN
weak and possibly critical condition.
Tho sITGin has Teen too great Tor her.
Ever since she caIue 10 the city two
weeks ago sho hes suffered intensely.
When Mr. Barlow WAS Rsked what
meAsurp0 this woman would probably
take to clear herself from Holmes no
SAID he ala rot think any mrasuTes
were necessary. She uuwltuugly
entered into = fraudulent contract of
matTis.e which In ilsuii was sufficient
anu va, made void by tue TACT that
Holmes nad u legal wlto living at the
time Of her marriage.
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EAH FRANCISCO, Aug. L. rhe situa.
ton Ia Chinatown continues 10 grow
more serious saoh day. The ieud ue'
tween the sam Yup snd the NJ Hung
men, due 70 tho arfrst NJ the latter for
the murder OF Chung Wal, . member
Of the sam Yup family, hiss developed
Into n boycott on the sam iup merCh-
ants. The intimidation being used 10
enforce tue boycott 1. expected 10 lead
to0 muTderOus conflict. Clashes be.
tween representatives Of the rival
societies are Of frequent occurrence anu
several riots have been narrowly
AyeTtsu.
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strange Action Of she Outlaws In KIN.
lag u Marking Canine.

H"h "
At noon today n NEWS Representa-.
tive met ana converted with two
young vegetable peddlsrs Of Bountiful
who were passed by Coughlin and
George at an carly hour this morning.
Their names ale John kynatton anu
w. NJ. birmingham and from tho de.
HcripIions they give OF the men, 1t is
more Than likely that they we've the
desperadoes. They rode small dark
hOttes anu were armed with riilss.
AS they passed PnrGiub's place south
OF Bountliul, a dog ran out ind COM
menoed 10 bark wildly at them, which
seemingly exasperstsd them to such
an extent that they shot and killed II.
Why they shouid have created tho
disturbance that necessarily followed
tho report Of tue gun cannot be under.
stood, ns thu general Impression " that
they would nave preferred to pass on
their way quietly.
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LUnBER ,oNsUHEn.
nIIIions OF Fsst Destroy d by Tire Ia
Michigan.

MESONIEE, Mlo1r Aug. lit was
NJ nrat thought that two men were
Killed In tue bis lumber IRE here list
night, but this proved au error. Many
were injured by dying tlnOyrs. 40
nearly all the Territory about Wa.
covered with Lumber AEi O!AUT Ia
II mable material tho fire rguyI /
simultaneously ut seyeTsl poitts and
bHnlru ms ttIlfts Of tho liTsmen, hck-
ipg up every stick Of lumber In the
tl,rslcf. The amount destroyed was
fully 100000 feet,
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corbs,t offered nn Additional $4,000

RuCKpORE Tex AUG. l.-Curuelt
10 fieggd 5000 TO ITain In ROckport
aud it n probable no viii accept. On
Tuesday next there viii b0 gSgud
cock light. On wednesday ni-uL
August 7lh, there VIII bon priIs fght
cDnIust between Billy jordan, light
weight champion OF Texas, aud Fsgi
Hooper, lightweight champion VI
Colorado.
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RlTTL.E OF BULLETS

tack dspi Or alive. The party was
closely followed byH representative Vl
tho NEWS.
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OCCUPATION or TRINIDAD.

A British Gable company wants the
island,
NEw YORK, Aug. Ia AeTdId dis
patch from Buenls Ayte' shys' a
Correspondent la 1910 Dc JApelE0 lele'
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a., Nv I'LL. -'i9 Ihis altgrEoon Captain Done.
~, WIN an additional force OF ttiinat1
w 'hs canyon 10 bIiug Tho men
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HAD TIIgEE RIFLEs.

The Salt Lake officers say that the
white men wore white slouoh hats and
that they were in their shirt sleeves
and leather 'bshgpa" and. that they had
three Winchester rltles but had no Ts.
vOlyeTs. They ltisd 20 trade one Of the
rifles On Tor u revolver TO one VI the
young uun driving vegetable wagon
that Il, told him they would like 20
do sc. When asked rs to where they
hailed from, COughlin said they came
irom Pocaiollo and that they were on
their way TO Southern Utah.
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mNAnD sEvERAL sMOTl.

"hbout O'Clock" continued Sheets,
two heard IoyeTal snots fixed above Us
by Donovan nnd Janney. We tried
tU get up there but We were neirly
choked aud couldn't do II, The shoOt.
ing seemed to be somewhere near the
divide between Guy Creek ami Baum.
tiiul. What IL meant / DON'T know.
We would been mighty glad to 20, up
there but couldn't 80 II aud 80 came
bpck 20 get sOfnelhius ~ oAt and drink
aud iow hourP sleep preparatory TO
going back again"
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THEIR HORSES WENE TIRED.

shse,s further ssyS that their horses
were very tired. Alter leaving KIN.
nry'. Jog farm Coughin AMI Georges
pushed on directly past Mayer Bzskin'f
ranch aud continued on towards CITY
Creek canyon through the mountains.
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INDIAN EXCITEMENT.
II Is Still Spreading and EOrt Soldiers
Nay DO Ordered Out.
SETTLERS WOULD HANG TrrgRs
Shoshones Siar1ibg-want tho Raiions
lnereaSGd--A Bordgr Warfare
May Hrcak Out.

MAMtE1 LAKE ila., Aug. 1.-The
Indian excitement Is spreading. The
Sixteenth Infantry may he next ~
come. Jackson's Hole settlers would
llketo hang letters. Col. Randall says
the trouble cannot soon be- settled.
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A Fine Trip.

Senator Henry Waterhouse des-
cribes in glowing terms his trip on
the first overland flyer from Phila-
delphia to Chicago. The manage
ment were glad to get disting-
uished Honolulu resident to be on
first trip, Fancy, free stenographer,
typewriter, barber, and bath, and
from Chicago to San Francisco via
Santa Fe route in three days.
Modern improvements have revolu-
tionized travel in the States and the
Senator is now prepared to explain
how comfortable travel can be made.
He had pleasant trip, and met and
made many friends who will aid in
working for the benefit of the
country.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-11-25
The Hilo Tribune

The first number Of the first news
paper published here outside Homo
lulu, has been received. The Hilo
Tribune, weekly newspaper issued
in the English and Hawaiian Ian
guages, saw daylight on November
the 23d at Hilo. The appearance of
this addition to the already large
stock of newspapers is very neatly
printed, and if the paper can keep
up to the promise of its first issue it
will undoubtedly become a success
and be appreciated by the good
people Of Hawaii. Payson Caldwell
is the manager and editor. The
paper is owned by the Hilo Tribune
Publishing Co., Limited.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-11-25

The Metropolitan Meat Market
calls attention to fine invoice OF
fresh salmon by the Warrimoo.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-11-25

Louis Won Tempsky, j. HI. Boyd
and DR.. Raymond came down from
Maui by the Claudine yesterday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-11-25

The Big Doll will be given away
Make your purchases at N. S Sachs
and get your coupons.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-11-25

Five thousand dozen handker-
chiefs for Xmas trade at l.. b.
Kerr's. Have you seen them? 4