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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11

We publish correspondence in
regard to this matter in another
column. 1t is only Que among
many that we have received. The
admission Of Chinese to Oahu Col
lege is an outrage on such OF the
public as have supported the school,
and an insult to the ladies and gen.
tlemen who devote their time to
teaching there.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11

OF attorney expires on tho LIST of
November on which date he can
leave the Prince OF Wales and Eng
land, don't you know, for Honolulu
About that day, George Macfarlaue
will arrive in the great financial
center OF the world-strctly on
private business, OF course,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11
CORRESPONDENTS.

We do not hOid ourselves responsible for Tho
Opinioas of correspondents. Gur columns are
open to ercry shade Of opinion or party or
grteUdnCe. Correspondence mast not be libel
tOuS or Indecent and must be acconlpanied by
Mc naDo of The writcr, not necessarily for puG-
HcGtiOn. Jut as guarantee of good fdith)
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11

We will say nothing about the
moral aspect Of this new state Of
affairs. The morality of Puuahou
is always taken care of by the vrtu-
Gus principal of our "choice" schc OIL.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11

Steamers come aud steamers leave
and yet not word from Jones about
his relunding scheme. His power
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11

Serene e. Bishop is a silverite.
That is the severest blow yet sus-
tanned by Bryan.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11

the Cranstoun case has been
settled. A compromise between
Mr.. Dole's "exiles" and the Canadian
Steamship Company has been effect
ed and Mr.. Damon will have to
hustle around to find means to
square things with the agents OF the
Steamship Company. We are not
permitted to mention the figure
agreed upon at this date. All we
can say is that the Hawaiian tax
payers have received good lesson
in regard to the "exiling' business
inaugurated by Mr.. Dole.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11
FRIDAY. SEPT. II, 1896
A CHINESE INVASION.

We have been unable to cork up
any sympathy for the men and wo-
men who educate" the Asiatic
coolies. The educators" may mean
we'll but they constantly forget that
all Cinnamon or japanese who learn
the English language, through the
kindness of the misguided "edu-
Gators" eventually enter into COM
petition with our sons, and owing
to their peculiar mode of living will
be able to lower the price OF wages
of all the branches of the working
men to the disadvantage, if not the
ruin, OF whites and Hawaians.
The movement of the few fana-
tics who believe that they will find
reserved seats on the rainbow of the
future, and specially tuned bas.
soon, by educating" Chinese is
nearly criminal and meets the oppo-
sition of all who understand the ag-
gressive tactics Of the Oriental
heathens.
Our doice far niente people Of Ha-
waii have heretofore been rather
easygoing in the matter, and many
OF our "best" citizens have put their
hands in their pockets to belp along
our "Cninese" missionaries.
They were thoughtless when they
did 80, but few days ago they were
made ap are OF circumstances which
cannot he tolerated. When the
preparatory department of Oahu
College was opened last Monday it
was found that 27 seats were occu-
pied by Chiuese. A protest has
beeu made, aud it is hoped that the
trustees OF the college will take no.
tice of it, and dump the young
Chinese into other schools The
Chief Justice, we understand, has
expressed himself ss being favor
able TO retaining the Chinese
scholars. IL His Honor's senti-
ment should prevail, Oahu College
will be deserted by other nationali-
ties, aud Government schools will
receive a great influx Of scholars.
The INDEPENDENT never raises the
race question. A Chiuaman in our
idea is as good as "white" man If
he fills the same social standing
Mr. Judd a prominent Trustee OF
Oahu College, may employ an edn-
Gated and clever man in his yard
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11

We were made to understand that
the regulations in regard to health
certificates for school children and
teachers virtually had become dead
letters. A young boy from a Gov
ernment school, tells us that he was
obliged to strip naked in the pre-
sence OF his schoolmates and sub
NIT to an examination by au alleged
doctor Are our girls to be treated
similarly2 The sooner the COM
munity finds out the quicker will the
outrageous regulations be remedied.
If the pupils have to present health
certificates to teachers, they are cer-
tainly entitled to inspect the certific-
ates of the teachers.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11

We regret to see that the Hawai-
ian Commercial Journal has joined
the ranks Of those who persist in
msrepresentiug the Hawaiian ISL
ands. What is the use OF lying9
What benefit do these islands derive
by inducing working men and
settlers" to come here under false
pretenses, to be sorely disappointed
when they realize the truth of our
conditions lose their money.
The Journal says Honolulu should
be the best and most widely known
city in the world" Why2 we ask,
should such rot be printed and cir
culated2 We know Honolulu and
the islands far better than does the
writer of the Commercial Journal,
and we can fully realize the Stiffness
in his proposition in regard to
Honolulu. The "best and most
widely known city in the world"
Forsooth, the man must be suffering
severely from swelled head.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11
RE ARD OFFERED.

A DIAMOND STUD HAS BEEN LOST
"a liberal reward will be paid to the
Under, at the office of The INDEPENDEkT,
corner OF King and Konia Streets.
2i2-tf
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11

Our doice far niente people Of Ha-
waii have heretofore been rather
easygoing in the matter, and many
OF our "best" citizens have put their
hands in their pockets to belp along
our "Chinese" missionaries.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11

EDMUND NoRRIE, - Editor.
f. j. TESLA, Manager.
Residing in Honolulu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-11
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Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03

ioo no8le Charts mere pr. acre emo al tor 6ue6e. 9(oos eter
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ben itaI pGre oa 9iere Nptte iom Smut. 9raber.
Wen Ioruoen nGpnte anpenOsIie al blue-stone. bor mon
o0iaa
@iaa' Sten 1bpniuss. geetbpesu.
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SpIpsntn9 Tor Speoe, Der er Tibet eler oloeles lite ouorebst
al on'lI' Sporer - ben ItGrtere for ben, Der er iulo Of Dem
Soo'1peoen TONNES op | temmelie gisient pqpebe Satte.
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'SplesnIn9er, op o9 neR, % SGtteu rvites beri, eqer tnobes.
,taar ben taGeS op, iaa mon tuu pare ~ouerbepiit ON. or Inert
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Gen. SGttcne eler Surpene plocereS iooleSes, at al 1uotio.
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Noar bet itauoier meb at brpppe ira bet iuotspe soru
footS Speoen no poa @uIpet 9abebpguiuoen barn(, % mn
ituItes ben ooer % oper i9en, til Den er tor not til at ooo ojen.
nen Soa'Dtaltnren; men naa bet pare ct 9ar Gooe. for ben
'aaes, oa lab ben bllpe iaa %gienusmtpr, at Der inoeu Gsore er
Tor, at ben Ital bIlpe parm, Den terrer raItere GA Iettere. ON
man blanSsr ben fu8tise SpeOe me0 9ano gIaiter eler Iaaet
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
Sfmloeraigt.

Oct Buerite 8arti al Sperarmen
FAINT Sfulorene er be 3ele al bort 9e-
GENE, iom @isten Oite Faar Jig paa
isrit; i ale Sab CT ben Der n~utiau ola
minbelis. 81 talber bet i oa9IiS Sale
@ist, men ben ristise Senaunelie er
Gbeumutisme, MuIfelrbeumutisme.
Set ct sunIte ~naturljst, at bisie 2es
Semspelc au8rjbes iDrit, oa De er / bpi
Grab uoiatte ior Gemperatur ioruns
oriu8er eler "Geir os Sino". Gios
Der man peo ct aabeut eQer trefiulot
Sinou ipsieliat meo Stripes eler
S~aanoarbeioe, penoer man / g~llminoe.
liobeo Gioen MOB @iuouet; Stulbers
partiet RACER l9nsit irem, uoi9ttes
melt. Sm Staten, raar ben ppri9e
Sci al Sroppeu boiler pel tilo9ttet,
tanIfe altior bel, - er Stulberpartict
uoeu Spero9ffe. Suiussr man en-
resniulo, b~laienoe Spitoas ON ct @us
oebjerne, letter man u~oiltaarl,a ben
enc Stllocr irenr, "oen maa tage iprIte
9prn". Sore 8arnplper er / &eselen
life itorre, eno Of StnlOerpartiet, i ole
Salo bet. ipm tilbgrer ben arm, Der
bUloer 4araplgen, uoiettes for at blioe
paao. Eager man en- tOlp 2ui9 saer
Stprt efter ct uarmt Dab, iaa er Stulz
orene Osiaa bet 9urti, ium er melt i
"Sloen".
Gp9oommen bar fit Gaoe / MuIfs
lerre, lGrlist / Den fore t~retanteoe
Muitel, ipm saar fra Stulberpartiet
os iGIter Jig liOt o~uenfor Mtibten al
Srerarmcn. Mere ipecielt iDncs bet
fine SlnoepGu mellem MuIfelbunoterne
% Mufelibrere FAINT be ieneoe baaroe
gaano o9 ~ienelisuenoe llobreoninaer,
bpormeo WuIfelen faIter zig paa Be-
net, at bore De angrebne 8artier, ME.
osns Der %plitnut p9iua siues 3ilfnloe,
buOr NuifclmaS len ieIo er angreben.
Tatienlen icler ~iaouanlis Ell ubes
TENT, flustenoe Smerte, Der fan bliue
ms8et poloiom % filores iom ripenoe
- l~tlGrenoe. s minore uotalte @ras
Der er emerten bump, pg oens nar.
mere SGoe fan uunitelis angiues. 8es
p19elien al Nrmer, {. Gr. Goriea paa
at trGtte 5raiten pan, iurp9cr smer.
terne, ioet MuItelfibrene peb oenue
ur'oenbe 8soaselie f~orItppcs mob
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03

besgae BEN meritnnfe SOusoitaO, Os at
ban oiorpe tlOseft / at reiic tilba9e til
lin Seriter meb fine Gauer. Nen o9'
iaa oennssano leoiaseoes bet a~illaasn0e
Guar meo iture Gorarin9er, for at Ior'
miloe bet l~lbeba9elige I N'ild9et %
briuge Gprtsj til at a'itaa ira ~
5oriGt.
Suao funbe oa Grunoen pFre I'll
oenne Seiierers 5rem9au9srdnoef
iygrger s tanits. SO, Sa8sn bar oen'
at Der bar en- SpanOom ON, at ct m99'
tist Soft ensans ituloe fomn'e ira
gIten ps omitprte ben meritanl'e
Grune. 3enus SpaaOpm, iom par oil
minbelig fienot os trOet Ouer bele Hls
aet, bapoe man itrar ueo Spnnisri'es
Gufomit opiriitet / Grinorin8er, %
man toipleoe MI life pau, at Glosn til
ben fore SmoGlfnln9 par lonlh'eH.
Gerti( fom psiaa. at ben meritanlte
Seiier, Der bebanbleoe fine l%lnosr9ipne
iom Glauer, ps beriteoe ooer mango
6uttelus uOeuior @terico, iom ban
bapoe u%uoertuunset meo barbarlIt
Strensbeo. par irpstastis % isi9, ior'
be fleIte 9eipoter err. San ptoIte, at
bans &ise bar iulot al Misiorncieoe,
og at manse af be uco Soeroet unoer'
tpunsne 2nrb Itaber intet beaer snlteoe
enb at amitaite bet trpttenOe meIltnnlte
alag.
Nf bisie @runoe buuclece ban, iom
ri bar bort, MOB ben lille Slot Goens
tprere, ium bet ituloc ipnes, ban meS
9etbeo fuuoe babe itufst Jig al mco
uso at ienoe benz fine tri8erife os gusos
Sere impoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
Dent fife, til priicn itioer
80

Nall ia ielu Stru fra 2onSeueicn % 9l1c nil 0l''s
a''en nloo 0a pare rcn os i'm, uOen o~Ilcila09 a'i.t
ltet Nall %itonoier 9irfniu9en al Ylaa'Stcn 50"IV
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en- boIu Zines 2io; ben bialper life alcuc til at d
oen til at tDrre, men ben oior caiaa, at SIoo' @'nY
aRIeon'n9 til at one ben I~taOelige SuofpotlF po"F
Nlernen, iom Senne eIlers piloe bape.
6or at pore piS poa, at man bar not Sp'i'"
oen 0peoe, man aeter at iaa no, or bet notilT''S'"
man ~be0pnoer at Ioue op iua mango Barrels o'Fa''
iror, man %trGnger, men altiO iorit og fremlt e '7
0'N9siorboloet bItuer netop bet, Der er tartar Wv
laaoan 0rem9on0smoabe meoisrer roturIt60o ".
Deloe, men ioo bar man o9iaa Den 2ilircoSrlAe07
III ar0'toe bar ittret iis ct beore %llobptte.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
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Com SupeOmiOoel mob oetne %
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bciales. SCENE. lunsiOmme GnlOr'il'
oer ueoenfra o. cpao eaer meo andre
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@siOten al Ouerurmeu, bpOr Wtaltlen
letter fig. SuOen maa fprIt 'no8nlOes
m,eo Ole eler @aielin. Senr9ten
bermeo er fun at sjsre ben rtpa Iaa
.SaauOen % 5in0rene slioer let; oct
fan i~urIaapiot pare lise9plo'st bo'llen
feoastis eubitans man pGlser. Nose1
mebitamentes 8ir!niHg al 6eotet CT
Der life Gale ON.
Sch Masiaseu fOmmer Der Sio
9elen, Observation-Disclosures frembIrlpes,
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pas, Os ipselise aiiatntn9er br'n9es
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9 friIte Tili9lbe fan bet pGre gooi
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Decorah-posten., 1896-04-03
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eauD aaresls: dILNE MFG co. 257 9Th st,
Monmouth, Ill.
ao0tsisr aiint eros. for esetIans 80ns actaIps.
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New-York tribune., 1896-08-26

the trade Of A harnessmaker from his father, and,
when about seventeen years old. started in that bus-
ness in Newark y J. About three years later he
came 20 this city and engaged in mercantile pursuits.
1hirty-five years ago ne went to work for Herring
& FLOYD the old safe manufacturers and builders OF
gas works After the death Of Mr.. Herring the busi-
ness was carried on by James r. Floyd. with whom
Mr. Sproul continued as financial manager until his
death.
In 1867 Mr.. Sproul married Miss Harriet Kennedy,
a daughter of the late De Lancy Kennedy, OF this
city, by whom he is survived. They had two chill
dren, who died in infancy.
Mr. Sproull for more than twenty-five years a
member OF the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
al Fourth-ave. and Twenty -secOnd-st, and was eX-
ceedngly helpful'to the late Rev DR. Howard Crosby.
who was its pastor Two years ago he transferred
his membership TO the University Place Presbyterian
Church. He deeply inter- sted in the Colored
Home and Hospital Sixty -nfth-st and f'irst-ave.
For twenty-eght years he conducted religious ser
Vices in the home Thursday evenings. and on sun
DAYS visited the patients in the hospital He was
farniiiarly known among coored people as THE Good
Shepherd" and commonly addressed as THE
Rev. Mr.. Sproull.
He was originally Whig and afterward an ardent
and active Republican but he steadfastly declined
70 accept any public office although frequently urged
10 do SO He a member Of the Volunteer Fire
Department He one Of the Oldest Free Masons.
and formerly member Of ST. Johns Lodge The
funeral and burial will take place in Warwick to-day
New-York tribune., 1896-08-26
LARCHMONT.

Tho annual parade Of the Larchmont FIRE De-
partment will be held this evening. The depart
ment although small boasts OF more wealthy ana
influential members than any other organization cf
it's kind in the United States 1t is said that no less
than n dozen ronaires belong 10 II. ana all VIII
put on their red shirts and helmets ana turn ou.
tonight Among the visitors will be the chleis OF
the departments OF Mount Vernon, New Rochelle
Mamaroneck and Rye, and Mayor Fiske OF Mount
Vernon TIL parade will be led by Rogers Band
of New-York followed by the chiefs and visiting
nremen and the hook and ladder. engine ana nose
companies with apparatus decorated win bunting
and calcium lights. The parade VIII form IN foun-
tain SQUARE and after the inspection ana mar n
are over there will he supper at the beV'n
House. -, ,. ,.o..o,,o,
An attempt was made at early hour YESTERDAY
morning by burglars enter the railroad STATION
here Albert Banta the watchman, was asleep III 'nr
the rear window and could hear low voices ana lhs
creak of the window II was being prled open VIII
A Jimmy He ran to the window and discharged ms
revolver at the burglars, who jumped into carrdse
and got away The window was shattered before
assistance could arrive the men had escaped to"aIu
The Sound. where 1t Is believed their boat was an
chored on two other occasions burglars were SUI
cessful in entering the station and secured sHNrrt
hundred dollars. Upon one occasion the SaIe WI VIZ
taken ont into the woods. where II was Down ope"
with dynamite
New-York tribune., 1896-08-26
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Mary Sheehan. who for time has been en-
plOyed a nurse In the family of Mrs Otto H. Kline
Of Vanderbilt-ave.. Clifton. died yesterday the
Smith Infirmary. and the police trying find her
relatives. The address Of Mrs. Carter, OF No. IA
Pleasant-ave.. Jersey City. found among her
effects but such person lives at that address The
body 4. al the county mOrgue.
The promoters of the proposed bicycle parade have
elected Oscar Flash. OF New Brighton grand mar
shall and Daniel p Libby. marshal Of the unattached
wheelmen. The parade will be divided into six
;ions The route Will be selected later
The Richmond County Wheelmen OF Stapeton had
a moonlight Monday evening the first OF the
kind the island. About 100 wheemen were in line.
each with his wheel bearing lighted Chinese lantern.
The run OF twenty miles was made to Annandale and
return leisurely pace Along the line the people
greeted the procession with fireworks and colored
lights A dinner served at the clubhouse al the
end OF the trip
After making two attempts and issuing call 10 the
Of the town Of Casteton. the largest on the
island a few of the ward politicians OF New -Brighto on
On Monday evening managed to organize free-slver
club OF thirty members That free silver is not pOpu-
lar is shown by the fact that there are about loo
votes cast in the town. and Il has a normal Demo-
cratic majority Of GO votes. Not representative
person Is enrolled in the club. and It's officers are
generally ward politicians. The promoters OF the
cub expected 10 secure 200 members.