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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-03


The INDEPENDENT ia tabued from
the barracks by the Government.
Read what "Timely Topics" say
about the Tribune and other bicycles.
Juan Camancho has greatly i'm
proved the ventilation OF his restau-
rant.
There is always something nice
for breakfast and supper at Juan
Camancho's.
A Hilo paper states that DR..
Russell will establish himself in
Hilo as a practitioner.
The Morning Star sails for San
Francisco for a thorough overhaul
ing about Wednesday next.
Remember Monday evenings
benefit for the Lepers at the
Pavilion. Throw in your fifty cents.
Turkey tomorrow with other
delicacies at Juan Camancho's. 1t
is his cooking that makes his meals
palatable.
Official notice has been published
that II. Rsujes Esq has resumed his
Consular duties for Spain and
Mexico.
The Hagey Social Club meets this
evening to present memorial OF
esteem to Messrs. Cowart and Kirk
patrick.
Miss Eva Parker has been visiting
Mrs. Robert Hind, and will return
to Honolulu 10y the next trip of the
Kinau.
No concert at Emma Square on
Monday as the band plays at
BristoPs Pavilion for the benefit to
the Lepers.
The sugar shipments for the first
quarter OF the year amounted to
125,520,243 lbs. of the value Of
1884, 70J.66.
On voyage Of the Gaelic made
by the present Chinese Minister to
Washington Paramount Commits
sioner Blount was a passenger.
Messrs. Samuel Parker, w. II.
Cornwell and Captain John Ross
returned to town this morning after
a visit to Mana and Waiamea.
The De Fries boys of the Fort
Street School have carved beautiful
little bicycle in wood which may be
seen in w, w. Diamonds Eva
window.
Manager Weight OF Kshuku is in
town. "Too much wind aud too
little rain" is the report of the Ka-
huku climate furnished by the
manager.
j. w. Chapman is organizing a
days outing and picnic to Mount
Tantalus for Sunday morning
April 18th. The buses will leave
Fort and King at IA, m.
All who love hearty Brtish ch eer,
ing should have been at the Cricket
match yesterday when victors and
vauquished exchanged the custom
airy courtesies OF the game.
There will be % candidates fol
confirmation at St. Andrews Cat he
dral to morrow morning. Tn,
otiiciants will be the Bishop, Rev
Vice Dean osborne, V. I'll. Kitcat
and Alex. Macintosh.
1t is said to be very probable tina
the British Commissioners will TAX,
trip to Kauai on board HI. B.
Wild Swan. On-the return OF tha
vessel the Honolulu Cricket Clul
will give a smoking concert in homo
OF their rivals in the manly British
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jarrett wer
passengers in the Kinau this morn
ing. The INDEPENDENT is pleased t.
learn that Mrs. Jarrett is very muc|
improved in health and that
change of climate will eventual
tend to her recovering her health
Mrs. Jarrett also brought her chile
rem to town.
Sterling A, Hopkins of Oakland
California, is dead. He placed th
hangmans moose about the throi
of James Casey, who was execute
by the Vigilantes OF 1856 for tn
murder Of James King of William
the father OF one Of our popul'
citizens, whose assassination cause
the formation OF that famous organ
Il IL 10, nd ri.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-03

Tea Sets, % pieces, S25
Tea Sets, 81 pieces, SD II,
Tea Sets, Al pieces, So 20.
Tea Sets, 81 pieces, I3l.
Never heard of such prices in
Honolulu-did you?
Breakfast sets should be in
every house. We have them,
25 pieces at 1913
81 pieces at S4 "a
40 pieces at Sh.' o
73 pieces at 81 SO
These sets are in three pat
terms, blue, brown or plain white,
The same for the dinner sets.
Every piece perfect, no seconds
in the entire stock.
Dinner Sets, "a pieces, IS IL
Dinner Sets, 80 pieces, Sll,60
Dinner Sets, 90 pieces, $l240
Dinner Sets, S3 pieces, $500
Exact change made. Tele-
phone your orders to 56. N
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

Cairo m. June 2 Richard Caldwell
% Memphis sho, and killed Mary Jon
llus SUNDAY afternoon hCrHu0 hr wa.
Jealous 0, tho f1you sh, bad uG.'.E
,i rr others Immediately af'0T OBJ.
shooting hc DEED to O. lumber yard bach
0f town WhaJ, he wac found two hour
later by 'hC officers liD was Uricre.
out with some t.gUlty whom h0 open
"a nro on tho 1flCers ii.H ulf .hu
p1scsd through 'he wrist Uf Deputy
sheriff George So Moore. who return
"a the flo. kiIur Caldwell instantly
Moore was acquitted of 600 b.Hm, by
ClfUurrs fury
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08
SILVER REPUBLICANS
~ wui Meet AZ chicago 60 outilr,
Their ilan 81 Campaign

~ wni Meet at chicago 60 outiire
Their rian ~ Campaign
Chicago. June THE leaders ~ the
silver Republicans are gathering 90 the
city for committee meeting toner
row Among those already here arc.
Ex-ConRrcssman Chaa A. Tovuo of
Mlnncson. ex-senator Fred g Dubois
o. Idaho. Senator Il T. Pcttlgrew of
South Dakota. Congressman Chas s
Hartman of Montana. Congressman "
C. Jones Of Washington and Governor
J. I. Ice % South Dakota
June = was sot Tor the meeting u, Oh,
silver Republican forces % ChIolE.
Feb %, last 40 that time ,ho fuui
senators aud six representatives Of thl
faith sent 90, from Washington 90 Oh,
chairman % each state central com
m!t,oe a call Tor O. meeting az this itme
The object o. 90 rcorraulze thC para
and 20 extend q 20 every section OF o..
United States The committee con
sisis of one member from each state
with ox-Couuessman Tovnc ar chair
man.
Very few Aeuor of tho cali lr
members 81 congress bat the faith wIl
tend 90 lend inspiration 90 the .us,
Bosidcs those mentioned Senators Tel
Ter Stewart and Mantle. and Congress
men Shaforth. Nevlauds aud Carte
are expected Il o. expected th1
speakers and literature will De- sen
out through me country and part al
I ready are east and "a continual ngh
made from nov on until the next pres
I Mental election
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

Chicago. June e. Fourteen Judges
OF the circuit court. one judge uf tas
superior court and one justice % th,
state supreme court. are being voted
Tor 10 Chicago today IN addition 90.
Torrcns' land title law. which vas Je
clarcd unconstitutional. but which
was amended by the last legislature O,
conform with the courts decision. 9,
up Tor adoption or rejection.
The Republican ticket Is composed
81 an present members OF tho Circuit
bench. eight Republicans and s'
Democrats The straight Democrat,
ticket and silver and anti warhu,
are the only mu tickets in the nalI.
The election is the ql.eiest Cor yDIU
ard indications are that not over HlI
the usual number of votes viii D..
rol'od
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

Cincinnati o. June z Chapel r
Heath apparently sN years .'I. we'll
drcac1 rucs, of tha GIb.1n house. 500.
found SUNDAY sitting 600 DOS chair
IN hIs night clothes with o. pistol wound
Co.. his temple and h.s left breast 70
has been learned chat h' was o. Eudu.
uto of tho Washington aad Ice uuiygr
fIty OF Virginia and that several year,
ago Do received rn injury 20 DIE head
causing spells of partial insanity UI
was the con Uf d. Heath ot Richmond
Ky. and appears as Jaw Ul.ut u
that place Ills conduct whom be reg
istes,d l1s, uiEh' was perfectly ration
40 and attracted no attention. ON thu
contrary be- was very cheerful
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08
THREE PEOPLE Killed
An Old Man, His Wife and Grand
Daughter Murdered.
MURDERED WITH AN AK
Ono Man Dld the Work aud the OhJso
Was Go Assault the 0iri-No CieW
as 90 the Fisnd-InvcatiGa-
tion ReyeAies Nothing.

Floresyllle. Tex. June 7.-Plutrt
CarrcIlo. aged 81. Dolores. his wife
aged 81. and Juaniate Acosta. aged IS
grand daughter OF the old lady. wert
all killed Saturday might at tholi
home. nine miles south OF Floresyillo
in Wilson county.
There was no other member OF the
family on the place. A grown son o.
the old couple had been over on IN,
Cibolo and returned yesterday al
4 o'clock. lie was the FIRST To discover
the horrible crime and brought "a,
news 20 Florosyllle
Justice Gougher and Deputy Sheriff.
Wright Sanderfur. Cara and Seal,
and County Physician Mason. viii
others went Immediately TO the bloody
scene The old couple had slept undei
a brush arbor in front of the door
They were knocked ln the head viii
nn aX. The old lady died Immediately
but the old man was breathing wher
the officers arrived but died directly
The object Of the murder was 90 as
I slult the girl This was attempted Il
the room where the g.rl slept, but Oh
escaped % the yard whore she VA
stabbed IN the breas, and 10 the bacl
and then assaulted.
| These are the conclusions Of the jus
tIco and an circumstance show iher
90 Boz correct
one man dld the horrible work IN
governor will be asked 20 offer a 3,
ward Tor the arrest Of the assassin
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08
FlREMEN KILLED.
They Lose Their Lives In Fire A.
san Francisco.

san iranctscu,
san Francisco. Cal. June "A ir6
IN the southern part Of this city NJ
noon yesterday cos, hrccc nrcmor
their lives and en,allcd a property los.
OF 100000.
The killed are.
John Mahoncy OF chemical engine
No g.
Frank Keller steward OF hose cart
80. g
James Hallihau, driver 81 truck 80
!.
The fire started mysteriously IN the
four-st0ry brick block owned by
Schroth & wosierntd, and leased e.
the STANDARD Biscuit company Work
ceased for the veca 6s $3.50 Saturday
and Fo Gar a. known the only uccu-
pants OF the building sunday morning
were John Erwin. the bookkooper. aud
W. Cook. the cashier. who were az
work in the office. Cook departed az
n O'Clock. and Erwin was siill occu.
pied with his books ~ noon. when o
fireman rushed In. conveying the IN.
formation that the building was ablazs
IN the upper stories
After the first alarm the Tire chief
turned In "a second and general alarm
4 stin breeze famed the Ore within
the brick walls. causing q 10 spread
rapidly.
Adjacent 90 the biscuit, factory was .
row % old wooden buildings. lnclud.
Ing the southern police station For
unatcly the station contained only
three prisoners, but their terrific yells
caused intense excitement They were
transfrrod as quickly IA possible q
the Central station.
Floor after door Of tho cracker fac.
tory fcu IN. rendering the sidewalks
unsafe. Then the east wall Of the fac
tory toppled over and "a sheet OF flame,
spread over the Wide wO0lca area ud
| Joining
With the crash OF the east wall oC.
CURED the tragedy % the conaagratlon
| A score Of orcmen we're Ia neighbour.
| ing paint shop. cudOavoung from that
| point 10 check the spread OF the flames
| A falling timber struck Fireman Ma.
| honey on The leg breaking a. he re-
fused 20 allow his cOmra lee 90 carr!
! him away M their arms. insisting TIA
| h. must BE- borne 90 on o shutter AM
/ but two OF the hand Oi nrOmcn ran q
| procure "a shutter. and Just as they lei
their Injured comradc. the wall tcll
! hurlug beneath 70 mass u, brick AM
mortar Mahonoy and bile faithful
friends ny dint ot much daugerou
labor The three bodies were rocoycre
aud sent with police escort in ns man
patrol wagons,
Tho loss TO the brick building is 81
umaicd no 10000. with $50 600 insui
uuco Un the contents Tho biscuit Gao
tory was operated hy "a large corpora
tlon. organized and reputod 90 0
rausaC,lne "a large aud prusporuu
business The cause ot The Tire q d
| yet unknown.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08
Second Day

Yesterday morning daWnel cool with
the sky u'ef.cist, but the attendance oi
visitor. az College was in no way din.
mished.
Guard mount and brelkia.t over, the
visitors waited unit. O'Clock and then
went through with the always interest.
ing inspection u departments, saw the
students at work, examined the eXhi-
bits, looked 40 the thoroughbred stock
and Jaw the wonderful COW that gives
nearly thirteen gallon, Of milk per day.
Ihi. COW, whose accomplishments have
been exploited In all the state paper,
b. one OF the iir.tthiugs the visitors ak
D. see upon their arrival. Among those
making the rounds Of the departments
were the members oil the board of difec.
tors, Judge Rogan aud Capt. +. A.
Reichards, member. Of the new board,
the legislative committee and Hon
Lee j. Rounirce, clerk Of the house
also Hon. T.. J Smith Of ncnison, prei-
dent of the Alumni, a large number of
Alumni aud Alpha Phi members and
other visitors. All were greatly pleased
with thc progress being made by the
college, which is especially apparent to
the oh students.
/ AZ 1850 a m. the Joint celebration Of
the Austin and talliopean literary
socigiies took place az the assembly
hall. The program, iuierspetsed with
music, wa. as follows
/ Address by President r. VI. Burns.
Essay. Mr.. q. J.. Suctd,
defamation, BEN Hur Chariot
Race. l.. T.. NrGcc.
Annual address Mr. John S. Radf5rj
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

Frederick Md. June Tho annual
conference OF the American Bapus
church 90 the United States. otherwise
known as Dunkards. began here thiI
morning and has brought together u,
less than 1000 men. women and chill
drcn from points outside OF Maryland
pud promises 10 De the most interest
inf meeting IN the history Of the or
raniEltiun.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

lOa m.-Prayer.
Commencement Address hy Hon l..
7. Da.hiell, Speaker of the House u
Representatives
Reading Of Thesis by First Honor
Graduate.
Delivery Of Medals
Nalediciory Address C. G.. Todd,
jefferson.
Response TO the valedictoy TO.
Durham.
Couierrng Degrees by the President
Of the Board.
Announcement OF those Distinguished
In the various Cha ses and departments.
Rencdiciiun.
5p. m.-Sham Battle.
80 q. m.-pill by Ross Volunteers
G.tj'p. naturalization Dres, Para le
The members of the A.N VI. Alumni
and Alphi Phi fraternity are very en-.
thusiastic over the interest now being
awakened in these organization. The
graduates and CX-cpdrts all over the
state are taking hand In the work and
their influence IL already being felt In d
marked degree They have two mem.
beers OF the new.hoafl Of directors aud
are LAYING the foundation Tor @ grand
work Tor the College.
viii perliiz Of Schu.enburg, Dr.. A.
Kyle II Houston, George Woods of Wa.
co. Cecil Park Of Dallas, John llawkin.
OF lalletsyille. Wi.lett Wilson Of Wax.
ahachie, A. NJ. Moursund and II \. Gi.'
more Of Houston, Pink Downs aud d.
". :. Cox II Temple, l.. l.. Goldburg
and IL. II, Rosenihal Of Jefferson, wen,
among those who put imam appearance,
saturday night and sunday
The members Of the ith class hay,
on exhibition dimiuistiyc cottage of
perfect workmanship which Is attract.
ing much attention. 10 was built un.
der the direction Il Prof Kerr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08
Attempts to Kill a Young woman aud
Then Kills II.mss'f

Attempts TO Kill Young women ana
Then Kills Himself
Washington, June As the throng
Of government clerks and others were
hurrylng up Pennsylvania avenue near
-Four and one-half street about ten
minutes OF nine o'clock this morning
they we're startled by the attempted
murder Of Miss Dorothy l. 5quires
and the suicide Of Charles Barber, q
patent attorney. who has attained
much notoriety OF late by mis- cccen-
trio actions. Barber shot Mis- Squirrel
and then turning the reyolye- nn him
self put a pistol ball through bis BRAIN
causing almost instant death
Miss sQuires Is stin alive but ,hc
extent OF her injuries Is not get
known. Barber had considerably pat.
ent practice, but has been growing
more and more eccentric Tor several
year. and OF late many OF his friend.
thought mentally unbalanced.
Miss squires formerly worked lot
him az stonographer and upon leaving
his employ. he annoyed her with hii
attentions threatening 10 iniurc hcl
n she would not permit him Ia call
Finally the matter became so seri1u
she had 20 appeal 90 the courts f1I
protection and be- was placed unig
bonds 90 keep The peace Ne sccm
not 20 have dcsIstrd however
Barber came to Washington ir1u
Platsburg. 81 T.. and was laoc.a'sD
in a few eases with the late Benjamin
Butler of Massachusetts
Miss sGu.rrs was shot Iu Che hl0I
~ me head. but 10 tho emergency hos
pIul whittier shg WIs taken. % is safe
the wound will probably not result e
rIuusly
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

Chicago, June a. Delegate % th1
Universal Postal congress their wives
and friends. 10 an about 200 people
have reached here Mayor Harrison
welcomed The delegation In o. hr'et
speech, vb,sh was responded 90 10y r.
Roscvatcr Omaha. aud Spencer Wal.
pole. postmaster general 90 Great
Britain The delegates then entered
carriages and were driven over On,
city ending 40 Jackson park lot
luncheon They will leave here lot
Nlarum Falls
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

pr. Geo. Tabor receive news by wire
yes prday from Denton, Texas, that hi.
brothrr.iu.laV, James Williams, uf Ard
more. J.. T., "Was shot aud killed this
morning Mr. Williams was a brother
IT Sir. Tabor The information was
mcagfc, being about ia the urls above
indicated. Dr. Tabor boarded the
north bound train cn route directly lor
Denton.
Mr.. A. Il. Cowsor Of Dallas, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs, Chh A. Adams,
She Is accompanied by her little daugh-
ter, Miss Louisa
Mn. Pleas Burtis aud Nirgiy Robin.
son arc visiting Judge llarman's family
this week.
Dr. H. Morris, OF Malisouyilr 3. In
the city,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

Mexico No. Juno @ FLORIDA. which
O. ue.r ,h.s gfy has recently lor' f..
very significant relic tbo birthplace
az Mark Twain The old structure o.
being removed preparatory ,o nul'l.nl
a uew house Numerous ,slh have
been made upon Nrs Rooney tho OWL
cg uf the house Uy admirers OF tho bU
mUrlst. Tor sufficient timber Co make
cane. or even "a sh.usls or a brick.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08
Word Contest.

The Eagle will award % latest style
visiting cards, neatly printed TO order
In script type, worth 30 cents, 90 tie
first person answering correctly the FOL.
lowing question. How many displa,
Advertisements 10 this mornings Eagle
contain all the letters of The Nord Eliz-
aheih' Name the advertisements An.
swer may boz made over phone or hand.
Oh iu direct t1 office.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08
BRYAN BEATS COLLEGE.
In a Hot Ball Game Yesterday,

with IA Sims and Arthur Coo Tor
battery. the Bryan baseball team played
College yesterday on College campus,
aud Bryan Won by a score Of 10 % D..
A thousand ro1icrs from Bryan got In
their lung exercises, and interest was
never allowed 10 has. Both teams
played good ball.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

Athens. June at o. oIrlry an.
nounced thrt the Turks have commit.
ted serious oXrrac u Ep.ms. ylulat.
ing women deGlug churches lud On.
gnginr lu general pillugr. Turkish
iregulafs. u 81 also announced. com.
mittcd similar excuses lu villages
around lafifsa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

Of Houston, class 90.
nebate-subject. Resolved, that the
present tendency Of our republic l. to-
wards dissolution " Ahirmatlye, %. I.
Mccarthy; negative, G.. q Robson.
The palm Of victory was awarded TO
the affirmative.
At5lj battalion review aud iniautry
drill WAS witnessed 10y the spectator.
The cadets were in fine form, well drill
Ell and presented highly credilab.e ap-
pearance.
Al 500 last night the annual public
meeting OF the Alumni association
was held AZ assembly hall. Following
was the program with musical numbers
omit "a
Address Of welcome, Capt A. j.
. KYLE OF the first class
/ Response, President T.. j Smith,
cass IS.
Judge Charles Rogan Of Blownwood,
delivered the annual address, an clio.
quent speech, received with enihu1-
asm.
Another address was delivered by
Hon. Il T.. Pennington Of brennan.
After the meeting the annual grand
alumni banquet took place at the me-.
hall, concluding long after midnight
The spread prepared by Mr.. B. Sbi.a
who il a prince OF caterers, was al that
could he de-irod. Afer ample justice
hal been done 10 the repast by th,
members of thealumni and their guests
the wines we're opened. aud then fol-
lowed toast after toast, with rar,
anecdotes, sa.Iic- OF wi; aud brilliant
. repartep.
Tho banquet was probably the mos
largely attended successful. yet given by
, the association.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

\ DOLLAR will take Groceries and Better Grocer
les from II. Nj. WILSON'S than from any other
place fyou have choice to quality desire TO save
you viii surely trade with WILSON Ii You don't what
YOU get what you pay don't expect YOU but you
are prudent and careful housckepr who wants the choicest
coe spices other groceries at the lowest prices You will
tanly deal Nl, WILSON. Call around and see how much
better YOU can do.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08
Mhitc-IIearnc.

Last sunday afternoon, at o O'Clock,
at the residence Of Mr.. ", u. Walker,
IN Bryan, were celebrated the nuptla.s
OF Mr.. Pink White of Bryan, aud Miss
Mamie lleJrne, of Stone City, d.
Wet, pastor of the Presbyterian church
OBLIGATED, The EJg.e extend, cluerat.
uIatiOus.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-08

Lexington. Ky. jane Colonel
Sanders T. bruce of New York ftrick.
cn with vocal and facial paralysis. O.
,omovhat improved llr ia entirely
conscious hut suffers much and cannot
speak Physicians soy hr may recover
the nee OF h.s organs aud is loo no. lm.
mediate danger