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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
cOLLI WAS CARRO7ED,
Execution OF the Assassin Of Cano-.
vas Del Castillo.
HE DIED AS a COMMON CRIMINAL
The Condemned Man Was stabborn
to the Last ana Rcfssea 20 Allow
the Priests to Come Near Him.

San Sebastian. August 20. Michael An-
giolli who shot and killed Senior Canovas
del Castillo at the baths OF Santa AguadA
on Sunday, August s. was executed at IL
o'clock this morning according to the sem
tence Of the court martial imposed upon
him Monday last after his trial on the
previous Sunday. which sentence was con-
firmed by the supreme council Of war yea
terday.
Angiolli heard calmly the news that he
was to be executed today. but he appeared
to be surprised and bitterly complained Of
the frequent visits OF the priests, declar-
ing they would obtain nothing from him.
He declined to enter the chapel, saying he
was comfortable enough In his cell. An
executioner from Burgoas performed the
garroting, just prior to which priest ex-
horted the anarchist to repent. to which
Angioili responded: "since you can not
get me out OF prison. leave me peacefully
to myself and with my God"
New York, August 20 "A dispatch to the
World from San Sebastian says. As the
iASuiVut Vi has uuoiti aPpiphSheS, thS a.
sassin Angiolli listens to the exhortatIons
Of the priests and friars with his singular
sardonic smile. now and then shaking off
his theist incredulity to tell the priests !.
"Ah, heard that In the parish school
That is what our priests In Naples said"
He hardeus the expression of his face
| and glares through hia eyelashes when
| ever they speak OF his mother, father or
brothers, imploring him TO repent. He
| listens eagerly TO every sound and stops
short In conversation or his slow pacing
across his cell II he hears anything un-
usual, asking: 'What is thntg''
| Especially In the morning is his anxiety
visible. for he knows enough of the ways
of Spanish justice to foresee that some
morning he will be hidden 10 prepare for
the executioner before danning the dread
habit and cap with the cross Gu the brow,
| which is the dying criminals garb for
( twcnty-four hours and on the scaffold.
| Angiolli moves frequently aud nervous
| ly, his handcuffed wrists trailing along
the chain that connects his ankles as he
| did on the day he went to the court mar
| tial.
| He has grown thinner in the twelve
| days he has been in prison and his features
often reveal the struggle between his iror
| will and human nature apprehensive OF the
/, impending ordeal
| So anxious are the priests and author
| tiles to make him recall his errors and
| BIO reconciled TO the church that masses
have been said and the holy sacrament
expounded daily since Sunday to implort
providence to soften the heart OF the con
vict, The people Of Vergara are devoutly
praying I'm the churches for the soul oil
| the anarchist
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YOUNG HRHsBYTERIANs.
Steps Taken TO Consolidate the Sew
erul bodies.

stems Taken 10 Consolidate the Sew
eral BOdics.
Indiapanolis. Ind. August 2o.--'Prayer
for the presence and power OF the HOLY
Ghost" was the subject OF the sunrise
prayer meeting at the capitol grounds this
morning. At $3.50 grand praise s''v.ce In
Tomlinson hall was conducted by Rev. u.
+. McGill. d. D.. general secretary elect.
At its conclusion the convention eivieed
into sections for conference n
At this afternoons session Steps we're
taken toward the amaigamation OF the
Young Peoples Societies of United Pres
byterian church and the Associated Re-
formed Church Of the South. The action
taken is regarded as very important step
in the amalgamation of the two churches.
Ever since the convention assembled there
has been sentiment looking toward the
union of the churches. North and South,
and this crystalized this afternoon by q
supplemental report OF the general COM
mittee recommending some important
changes in the constitution so as to unite
the young people of both churches.
The changes provide that hereafter the
convention shall be called The Convcn-
tion OF the Young Peoples Christian Union
OF the United Presbyterian and Associated
Reformed Churches of North AmericA'
The chairman Of the executive commits
tee Of young peoples work in tho hsso-
ciated Reformed church is TO be ey-oflicio
member of the general committee OF the
combined orders. Other changes are made
10 allow the Associated Reformed church
representation. The changes in the ccn-
stifution will be formerly Endorsed tenor
row morning. 1t is predicted ay leading
ministers that the churches will now sooD
come together.
The closing afternoon number. IN ad-
dress by Booker T. Washington. the col
ored orator. was an attractive isature
Tonight 1900 people attended the annual
missionary services. The principal address
was by Rev. John Barrcws. ID. d.
About $4,000 was raised by collection for
the missionary cause.
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sirminsham, Ala. smallpox.

Washington, August 20. Surgeon Gen
erai wyman has received the report Of the
officers OF the marine hospital service
sent TO Birmingham. Ala. at the request
OF the local authorities 10 investigate the
smallpox epidemic. which threatened to be
serious. Tho report prouounces the disease
genuine smaliloz. and not lesser type Of
the tssrrss,, ss had been claimed. /; says.
however that Il Is net OF a yirulcnt char
aeter resulting In death Thus far It han
been confined etifely 10 the negroes. The
sanitary arrangements ere pronounced ex-
cellsnt. \,
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New York. August 2o.--'There was a
sharp recovery in the price Of silver to-day,
bar silver opening In London at 24sad per
ounce. an advance 1T 7-1ad. The price at
the opening here for bar silver WAS 52%,
a rise Of Y. Mexican dollars were quoted
this morning at 4OM, against 90 7-s yes
terday. Yesterdays low level invited buy
ing, which induced the recovery. but the
market IL otherwise weak at the r!sa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
PIRACY REPORTED.
Vessel boarded and Looted and Sea-
men Kidnapped.

VeeneI BOardeu ana LoOteu ana sea
men kidnapped.
valetta, Island OF Malta, August 2o.--In-
formation is Just received here to the cf-
feet that the Italian bark Fiducia. Captain
Rasetob from Pascagoula June T. for Mar
settles. was spoken on August 10. in lati-
'tude S6.0i. and reported having been board
ed August IS. abreast Of Cape Bahia, by
fourteen pirates, who fired into the crew.
ransacked the vessel and stole papers,
charts, instruments. provisions and cloth
ing Of the crew, cut the running gear and
carried of she captain, boatswain and a
seaman.
The Fiducia was supplied with provisions
and Instruments by the passing vessel and
thus enabled to proceed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
AN OFFICIoUs DETECTIVE.

PpinE to Protect the President. He
Fore Down the Marsbars signal.
Saratoga. N. ", August 20.--Presldent
fkinley and party. WHO arrived hore in
fpeclal car at midnight. remained in the
j during the night and breakfasted this
Prning at the United States hotel. The
Ply left on special train at 7:45 o'clock
morning fer Troy.
frv, N. r.. August 2o.---There was a
fions Incident before the parade of the
'pps In honor OF President Mckinley to-
4. The chief Of the detective force, i'm
'ssed with the responsibility OF the pro-
ticn he must afford to the president,
riding along the route of the march
En- he espied red nag waving from a
attached to I tree. He stopped and
eo who was holding an auction and
Pebody naarby shouted: Anarchist TO
Mckinley. That's a signal" In an In
nt with visions OF Canovas and Faure.
nag was torn down and the staff
Ken Then the grand marshal OF the day
leared and with much anger declared
tne nag was signal to the National
~ troops to prepare for a marching
ee' The nag was restored.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
sHORT NEWS STORIES.

AKRON. ohio.- Ichn sieberling, for
NOR anufat .,rer assigned o Fnnneis y.
slcherimg, his nephew. Assets and ha-
t!lliies about sl50eoC each
WASH NGToN-. The commission OF
Ethan A Hitchcock cf Missouri rs mir
istcr &c Russia has been made OUT; The
appointment dates from August w.
NEW ORLEANS. Ln.--Janns Il, Pelle"
tier, n stamp dealer, was Indicted today
for forgery and publishing as true III con,
ncction with J,dlcial Stamps me sleai
amounts TO mary thonshndh ana mas o"tn
going on Tor ten years.
DJBlIN-Thr DUKE OF York WAS pre-
renied with a number Of Congratulations
aldieS al l5uhbli caRtie. a, tnc COZ
cluslon OF the tsadirg ne rqxa nlknne ~
tho truly Irish welcome accorded 10 me
duchcrs and hiinself.
DES MONIES, Iowa--,Pres,dent .Wpnris
OF the Carbonate C,pal cenpany ana other
New York parties are hero Tor the pur-
purpose NJ securing control oi all the coal
islleg In this district forty IN adl,
NEW YORK--h worlds dispatch from
Lenox Mass. eays Willinn q. Whitney
has purchased 1900 acres FOR gigantic
game preserve
WASHING1OE--sA statement prepared
By The treasury department shows that
for the first time IN the history ~ irauo
relations with Jalan Nhe ui1.ea sta.as y, -
u Europe,
WASH Ntyi,oN--r navy department
has received reports from officers who Ia.
speesed tho drills or une California naval
m iillH They are very complimentary VI
lbs corps.
BALTIMORE, Md.--A mortgage for sls.,,
6GDuN5 en- ,ho Baltimore. Cmcinati ana
Westcrt. railroad has bean Mod here. The
road Will he built through MarytAhu, Nir-
gina, West Virginia ani phiio-
NEW YDpK-- The firsy oftlr al test Of
the ternpresstd air motar patented Ny
l,et.u ltardle whs Success III Ssers
raricJ'hf.
uosTq1N- Charles u, cobb assignee OF
the nrm OF u. r. Cordley A Coz bankers
and brokers finds the unsecured liabilities
amount 10 s7ssSss and the assets 10 s4ls,-
gi5.
1oNDoN-.A dispatch to tins Times from
Vienna says negotiations have resulted IN
a aettloment Of the difficulties that arose
over the statements OF M. Stoilof, the
bulgarian premier.
cHIcAGO--Aeronnut Walter Ellard fell
thirty feet from HIS balloon to the earth
The bailoonist became entangled IN a guy
rope, was dragged from the parachute
trapcze. and fell TO his death j, the pres.
ence o. several hlindrei people. Every
bone In his body was broken.
IstDNDoN4srbis evening at tho Olympic
Athlete club at. Birm!nBham, Paddy Pur-
tell, tho American boxer, met Iachse
Thompson In a contest for twenty roaiasls
Purtell won easily In six rounds.
NEW yORK--The works OF the Staten
| Island Terra Gotta company at Wood
bridge. NJ J. were damaged to the ex-
| tent OF $5o,06 by fire. II Is thought tho
fire was caused by an overheatcd kiln.
me Nnslona Tsse Work. Msrs M Excess
! Pa, announcing ~. aivaIre Of 10 per cent
| In the wages OF all employees IN the tube
works proper. II 10 q restoration OF re-
duction.
cHIcAGO-The roads a the Contra
Passenger Association have passed res
oiution to the effeet that hereafter Al
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LOUISIANA POPS.


fonroe. La, August 19.-The populists
still in possession of the town. having
Feased largely in numbers since yester-
/. The speakers are having big audi
les at the Tabernacle, while on the camp
funds proper. above the city, there are
fny wagons and tents. There was an
Ter barbecue today, and hundreds Of
b, women and children were fed. 1t is
|ted that quite number of these people
lie to town with the idea that during
(ir stay here they were to be fed. The
Fult was that they brought little pro-
ions with them, and some had no money.
PRE- is said to have been considerable
(fering in consequence.
Frank r. Burl1itt Of Mississippi made The
fning address at o'clock this morning,
there was not large attendance. The
Ieting at 10 o'clock was addressed by
TRY Tracey of Texas and drew out a
lch larger crowd. Tonight Stump Ashby
big house and he was the recipient
|hiuch> applause. The camp will close on
Rurdav
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
COSTA RIcA's COINAGE,
wants the United states 10 DO Some
Mtuting-Pr0sit ON silver.

Washington, August 2o.--Informat'on
comes from Costa Rica that tho govern
ment has asked the United States mint
bureau to coin 100000 colons under the
former governNent'a new system OF CAIN
age favorable TO gold, II will also seek
rs secure gold bars sufficient 10 coin an
additional 1901 900 colons
The colon is equivalent to 40 cents. The
ratio at which Costa nican coinage Ia
made ia &c to as between gold and silver.
The Bank OF Costa Rica sold It's supply OF
silver before the recent declines and Is said
to have made considerable profit.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
mlNDoos BUYING SILVER.
Are SIN In Ignorance that the Mtats
Have necn Closed.

London, August 20 Tho Times publishes
letter this morning from an occasional
correspondent who asserted that india 10
still AN extensive purchaser of silver, be-
cause 80 out OF 100 natives are ignors'1t
that the mints are closed. They believe
they can change their ornaments for rupees
at any moment. When the truth becomes
known II viii be a grievous cause OF iis-
Affection.
The writer adds. "The great dearth OF
rupees An india suggests the adyisabiiity
of rcopening the mirts and raising the Inn
nort duty ON silver in order GO make the
value Of silver equivalent TO the value
Of the rupee"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
DYNAMITE MAGAZINE
Struck by lightning md Totally OBJ
liberated.


buffalo, n. Y. August 20.--whaf was at
first thought to have been an carthqunke
felt at a score of places along the lake
this morning turns out to have been the
blowing up OF . powder and dynamite mag
a7ine at Port Colborne, Ontario, about
eighteen miles from here.
About $50 this morning lightning struck
III, magazine Of Jchn Reed. located half
mile west OF that place. y was small
frame and slone building. the foundations
a. which we're II. bedrock. in which MI
dynamlte. The shoek shattered the WIN
dows in all the houses OF Port colbcrne::
woke all the residents Of she town and
hsayed up the waters OF the Welland canal
The only person nearby was the wattnman
employed In lime kiln and glass factory
cicse by. He escaped unintured. There
is nothing left 70 shcw where n lightning
struck.
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stump order for United states.

Washington. August 20.--The govern
pt of Peru has ordered its postage
blps in the United States. The first or
for 100000 scent stamps has been
In to the American Banknote company
another for 100000 stamps of other
ominations will follow.
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Ioa,ns was 4o,lss.

= :sg1sp'-5fN Pensions Evans be-
2hiIai deppension roll Of the govern
the FiSached its maximum volume.
S ds he thinks. there will be a
Ivy in the number of pensioners.
Year 1890 pensioners died. in addi-
- which 1914 widows lost their PEN
by remariage, 1885 minors receiving
ns lost them by arriving at the age
Initiation, 1858 by failure to claim them
1850 from other causes. making a
IA total in the reduction of pensioners
l,las.
naps says: 81 think congress should
Lmpt action in preventing multi
Hon of pensioners through the mar
! Of old soldiers. We have on the rolls
Widows of seven revolutionary soldiers.
BE designated, In which an aged soldier
dropped UP In bed to be married to
Ig girl, and after the ceremony had
performed, he dropped back and died.
hat case the pension was not paid. But
)od many people think that the pros
I've pension as widow Of soldier Is
Ugh to cause many young girls to marry
men for whom they care nothing ex-
to have pension for the balance Of
i lives. 1t seems to me the practice is
Id one, and hope congress will take
matter in hand and pass legislation to
tent pension being given widows of
lers of the last war who marry the
iers in the future"
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Washington, August 20.-General Wey-
Ter has informed Consul General Lee un-
der date of August 10 that 1.-THE so-called"
insurgent captain, George Newton, an
American citizen, has been placed at lib
erty for having presented him to the coll
umn of the First battalion OF Cuba, near
Baracoa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
GEORGES SUCCESSOR.

|mber OF Names Presented to Cow
ernor McLnurin.
Jackson, Miss. August 19.--The follow
names have been formally presented TO
Ecrnor McLaurin for the George sena-
fial succession: Ex-Governor Robert
(wry of Kinds: ex-Congressman and
fator-e elect H. D. Money of Carroll; ex-
3te Senator ]. w. Cutrer OF Coahoma,
70 is now president OF the Yazoo, Miss,
TIA levee board. and Huns. A. j. Rus
7 and j. r. Mcintosh Of Lauderdale, the
lmer a member Of the legislature from
p county. and the latter member OF
n body during the dark days" from
ickasaw. The governor is non-comniit-
as to who or when he will appoint.
|is much, however. may be stated in ad-
pee as indisputable fact that when he
p make the appointment there will also
a number OF disappointments.
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Asin Was Overcome by She Iseauty
~ the viefim. ~
nicaso, August 20. = Charged with con-
acy % destroy tho beauty AMI possibly
me q htA wife BY the use Of vitrloi,
James Q. Duckor. hss been ARRESTED
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
panic in chile.

New York, August 2o.--A dispatch 70 the
Herald from Valparaiso says:
The persistent fall In the price Of bar
silver has caused a panic among the pro-
ducers In Chile. Many OF the principal
mines of tho republic will be closed soon,
aud II the price continues TO fall ruin viii
be the result.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
AzCARRAGA PREMIER.
NO CHANGES TO BE MADE IN THE
CABINET.
The London Chronicle Gives Horri-
bic Stories of the Prevailing Com
diti0ns Among the Pacificos.

San Sebastian, August 2O.-The
queen regent today conferred the
premiership upon General Azcar-
raga, who is also minister of war.
The cabinet will not be nodded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
uvrl.fnw Exm wgerated.

simia, August 20.--General Blood, The
commander Of the British forces operating
against the insurgent tribesmen on the
frontier. has reached Galagai without OPP
position. He reports that the Afridi rising
is exaggerated. adding that they have not
Loft Tirah
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
BUSINESS MATTERS.

Mount Pheasant, Aieh.s August so.--Ths
Peoples Savings bank Of thfs city CLOSED
Its doors this morning and n now IN the
hands OF the commissioner of banking No
statement has been given out. Ascending
TO the last abatement. made in January tho
capital stock Of the bank was tt00, 900. With
$50, 900 In deposits. George n. Newell Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
An Aboard the Hope Are We'll.

St. johns. n. f.. August Pa mes
sage has been received from Turnavlck.
on ahe coast OF Labrador. dated July Is,
stating thct the steamer Hope. With Lieu
tenant r. r.. Peary's expedition, had
touched there that day and sailed again on
its way 70 Greenland.
All on board were reported to be well.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
r,nn Not CirenInte in Indtn.

Calcutta, August 2o.-The Official Ca
zette tomorrow will publish notification
10 the effect that the Turkish newspapers,
Ssbah and Malumat, Will hereafter be
prohibited from circulation in India
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21

Madrid. August 2o.--It is rumored that
several members of the cabinet will resign
when the queen regent and the court re-
turn from San Sebastian.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
Prohibition Nominations.

kynchburg, Va. August 20.--The prohibit
a convention today nominated Rev. l.. A,
Her OF Louisa for governor, Smith Deal
Richmond for lieutenant governor and
|B. Kennedy Of Staunton for attorney
Aeral.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
OK MAYPENSlON LIST.
Ia tlons on Pile to Make
4 Million.
ION. = commissioners ABAsHED.
hcthing should he Done
49, 10 fhe EN- rmous Frauds

hosY a. lor ast so.-At tho close Of
~ kfal'rsar, June 30. the number
krs on the roll was ess,52s. In
Ars the pension has grown from
as.s number above mentioned.
s-eased by over 100000 since
hoaston East 8. the number of appli-
Ia LufSin eos, while IN June. 1897,
ilkan antonio : Ain administration. the
I'm Galveston, Ii
Houons was 40,16s.
HtT CalyoetU
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-02-09

"'The right of revolution must be
grounded in the living conviction of
the whole. ~ Schleiermdrcher.)
Revolutions are always moral
anomalies. The revolution which is
really the work OF the nation itself,
can only be justified. when it rests
upon the living conviction Of the
people in its totality.' "-(Rothe)
Let the annexation enthusiasts,
mark, learn and inwardly digest the
foregoing; they will perhaps see,
that the wiser course to pursue, may
be, to consult with these seventy
thousand legal opponents to annex
alton. Non ANNExATIoNIsT.
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WATERFRONT wHIsPsR1Nes

The II. p. Rithet was in luck yes
terday and this morning, receiving
1898 bags Of Hamoa and Wailuku
sugar. 5000 Ii. S. Co. and P, S. NJ,
f. A S. & Co. sugar and Circle D.;
per schooner Ka Moi, $500 bag.
The ship May Flint is about Is
days out from San Francisco for
this port, aud should be here any
time.
The Alden Besse has already re-
ceived small batch Of sugar from
w. G. Irwin e. Irwin g. @. She is
now loading for San Francisco to be
followed at an early date by the
Hawaiian schooner Honolulu.
Tho ship Henry B. Hyde requires
but few thousand bags more sugar
to put her down to sailing mark
The big ship will probably leave for
New York on Thursday next.
The Waialeole, Captain Parker
made Sensational run to Lahaina
on her last trip. She went up with
full freight aud was back yesterday
with load Of sugar.
Il is understood that one Of the
natives who concealed canary bird
in his jeans would not have been
discovered we're it not that the bird
began to sing just as the innocent
smuggler was about to go through
the gate. OF course he was Dabbed,
the bird was all right but the adj
mirer could not fork out the one
hundred, although the canary on an
encore might have been able to
to chirp off the whole hundredth.
That would have settled the bust
ness.
The steamer Kaala left yesterday
morning for Kahuku at 10 o'clock.
The Keauhou for Waslua al 8.
The Lehua, Captain Everett, is
expected to day with full load of
Honomu sugar to @. Brewer g. Co.
w. G. Irwin & Co. come in for the lot
and will receive it at their ware
house or on the ship Ii. B. Hyde.
The S. S. Australia sails at 4
o'clock tomorrow afternoon for San
Francisco.
The British bark Routenbeck with
a record of LAG days from Liverpool,
is docked at Brewers wharf and will
commence to unload this afternoon.
Mr.. Hewett, kamasina, will de-
liver the ships csrgo.and Smoke
oh! aboard ship" will be The cry as
usual.
The Makee put 1904 bags M. S.
Co. sugar into the Ell. B. Hyde yes
terday. She sails for Kappa at
tomorrow afternoon.
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NJ. NJ. WATsoN DISCHARGED.

The case of M. M. Watson, who was
charged with stealing key of beer
from the Seattle Brewing and Mating
Company, was dismissed by Judge
Glasgow yesterday afternoon. The
judge held that if the prisoner was
bright enough to discriminate in favor
Of pure Rainier Beer he deserved re-
lease. On tap or in bottles at the
Criterion.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

Having purchased the right, title
and interest of Mr.. Edmund Norrie
to The INDEPENDENT newspaper,
have this day assumed the editorial
and business management OF the
said newspaper, and caution the
public against paying any sums due
the paper for advertising or sub
scriptions to any person not duly
authorized by me as collector.
+. j. TESLA.
Honolulu, January Is, 1897.