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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18

The 9Th California are to join
General Merritt at Manila.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Hawaiian silk flags at Sachs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18

Mr.. John d. Holt Jr.. leaves by the
Moana to-day for trip to the con-
tinent. He will spend two Or three
months in the States and visit many
places of interest to travellers.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18

Fine French organdies be. a yard
at l., B. Kerr's, Queen street,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18

The indefatigable Secretary of
the Executive Councils, Mr.. B. l..
Marx, resigns his position to enter
the law Office OF Hon. f. M. Hatch.
He leaves the very important and
strictly honorable post he has nobly
filed with the most sincere respect
and esteem of all with whom he has
been brought into contact.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18

Henry Smith, Chief Clerk Of the
Supreme Court. has arrived in
Philadelphia. The specialist whom
he intends to consult was out OF
town and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
spend few weeks visiting Washing
ton, New York, Niagara and other
places of interest. 1t is the inten-
ton OF Mr.. Smith to visit the expo
ritibn at Omsha.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18

Joseph Marsden has been visiting
the Yellowstone Park and other
points OF interest in the States. He
expected, when he wrote Wray Tay-
lor, to leave for Europe very shortly.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Hawaiian silk flags at Sachs
Real bargains in house supplies at
Sachs.
California is preparing for it's
State Elections.
The Commissioners OF Education
meet this afternoon.
Sugar stocks are booming for their
fortunate possessors.
The Moana is booked to sail at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
Sharpshooters' banquet at Pro-
gress Hall this evening.
The 9Th California are to Join
General Merritt at Manila.
Miss Prescott, OF Makapala-by-
the-Sea, is visiting Honolulu.
The Arizona and Scandal with
more troops may be expected with.
in week.
Harry Roberts OF the Advertiser
is to be congratulated on his work
on this mornings issue.
The Oahu railway contemplates
changes in the grade from the de-
pot to the Fertilizer works.
w. A. Love invites his friends to
allot him a share Of their patronage
in his stock broking business
Captain Potter of the Alden Besse
arrived last evening after a very
pleasant voyage from San Francisco.
Mrs. James Mott, ST., died this
morning The funeral will take
place at $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon.
The S. S. Moana arrived in port
this morning in time for breakfast.
The signal whistles were very con-
Trajectory again.
Mr.. G. S. Desky leaves by the S. S.
Moaua this afternoon, as he has re-
ceived reports Of Mrs. Desky's seri-
GUS illness at San Francisco.
The defense rested in the Labra-
dor Gaze at noon to-day. AT p. m,
the attorneys opened argument. A
verdict is expected this afternoon.
The heaviest rainfall on the ISL
ands during July was 1910 inches at
Honomu, Hawaii. At Nuuanu, Lua-
kaha, it was 1884. but only $50 in
town.
The bark Alden Bssse arrived last
night with the following passengers:
Mrs. S. Kinney, Miss M. Kinney,
Mrs. F. p. Lovejoy. Mrs. S. T. Smith,
S. T. Smith and @. A. Schmidt.
Mr.. John ID. Holt Jr.. leaves by the
Moana to-day for trip to the con-
tinent. He will spend two or three
months in the States and visit many
places of interest to travellers.
Joseph Marsden has been visiting
the Yellowstone Park and other
points OF interest in the States. He
expected, when he wrote Wray Tay-
lor, to leave for Europe very shortly.
The Mutual Telephone Company,
Limited, has decided that Superin-
tendent John Cassidy shall take
voyage to the States in connection
with their projected developments.
Mr.. Chas. A. Bon, an employee of
Bishop & Co., was married yesterday
afternoon to Miss Rebecca johnson
of Laramie, Wyo. A wedding din
ner was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Cranwell.
The Rathburn larceny case was
postponed till tomorrow in the
District Court. The Marshal who
prosecutes was engaged in the Cir
cult Court, and Mr.. Robertson who
appears for the defendant had not
succeeded in getting all his witness
es together.
The Commissioners went to the
residence OF Judge Frear this morn
ing where the oath OF Office was ad-
ministered to the Judge who is too
sick TO come to town. Later on the |
Commissioners met at the Palace |
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18

j. M. Dowsett met with a painful
accident yesterday while riding a
bicycle. He fell down and one OF his
feet being caught between the hind
wheel and the frame fracture of a
bone was sustained. 1t will take
one or two weeks before he will be
able to be around.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18

The Mutual Telephone Company,
Limited, has decided that Superin-
tendent John Cassidy shall take a
voyage to the States in connection
with their projected developments.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18

The Commissioner went to the
residence OF Judge Frear this morn
ing where the oath OF Office was ad-
ministered to the Judge who is too
sick TO come to town. Later on the
Commissioners met at the Palace
and after a short meeting adjourned.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18

Mr.. Chas. A. Bon, an employee of
Bishop q Co., was married yesterday
afternoon to Miss Rebecca johnson
of Laramie, Wyo. A wedding din
ner was given at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Cranwell.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-08-18

The Rathburn larceny case was
postponed till tomorrow in the
District Court. The Marshal who
prosecutes was engaged in the Cir
cult Court, and Mr. Robertson who
appears for the defendant had not
succeeded in getting all his witness
es together.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-08-10
S41nl0ns by Publication

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 The slld plaiuti> have ea.ntosuarl tfe said .t,iI1H To r"et,Nrr fr.iH -lid defendants the sum al ~-,.1a upou au account Tor gaoi>. wares and ',iar"uatuii,a ,olt s8d delivered hy ,1laiutifs to defendants ar their instance bur.emcut~ uf aid ac'iou; that an order whs entered m the hhos" untitled action ortlrT- iIE service IpUa hI uI th., =I.g,uso"s tN publication on the sth day ot iuly A. D. lN",
 Witness my hand .ttnt pf'".ut ,#''' II io.r "ranetl Aia,I,L. thI. 'is itl,h ha' = July. lN'' k. Il. JAtH~,3&, SEAL Us. r1mmi>, iotrr tar pi,trist of Alaska hnldinr cuurf at Fort rau-st.i
 iil said district.
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Fort Wrangel news., 1898-08-10
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Fort Wrangel news., 1898-08-10
Eetp C.ean.

The iuha'it.rts cf tlia is..ni must have turned oyer a new leaf and de c.dei to #a.a ,5aie. fer the c,"reha"ts report that it has been impossible lately to keel op lord suppiE af eiai'"S pins. NoN as flr as ne white folks are coa""rued, it does not "l"an 70 mucf, for "lllco sl''t .nI ,uoE,- l2ee are as Al6,t II ccid. l.', t."r ss any p.t,ee OF eairl, bus ii the natives nave chanecl their garments, 1t is surely q mate af puh'i, veal. Perfaps this has been brought atuaf by some action of h.. l.afd .! h"alth. Ii 70 it Is tc be congratulated for its Aeai an1 the succes7 of its untiring efforts.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-08-10


 ; S. "Diaua.' her tackle, aiparei, fur nlti.gc, boiler. piEsnes and boats, Claimant
 WlEaEaS, \ lh"l he- h""n fled in fhs United States District Court in and for the Di-trlct of Alaska on the 24ua day If .jui9. is.ss. ny A. ]. 3arhl"n Vii Han r. iS1ngc. DlrCnl Campbell and Hll ian Malone. lihailantS, aQrinst the <. < "hiana" her tackle apparel, fnru- itula. boiler. engines and boats, and aga n,t ali ptr.ona .ntaN euinG for and in thair tehaif and ,nte. ',t. in ! carSe or coftrict civl and pqritime ot ser vjre as seamen and mariners, alleging in substance that on and bt.t"c,n Il the lJth day of Aml., leaN, 'u.d the 18th day of July, lS9s, said lib,llants. at the special instance and request of the owners dnt. muster Oi said \. '. "Di- auH " served gs seamer and mariners on board sad <. <. "Dlana," bound from the poj5 ot seattle Wash, 10 tha bot nf iat.rl' ... N4-i.a. .,i general mi.lin- trif. and cor.lnct"a th"w-aly"s in 4n orderly. faithful. honest and SO bcr manner. ana were at ali times dlil- grit ii their respective duties, and wee 1bt,licut tu n" law fGi uoD- mands If tha master. at rn agreed condensation apCregating Eight Hundred and Twenty Three, .-~} DJ hoilaia and nave Dec di. rt IT. d at tn" en of ne Noya2 #itl tlr s.iI sum due pd ca.ine saia libel ] its all ots whic' siid c.aima has ] t.ectcd and ret ,ed o pay, ar all, r,'t .hcreoi, ;.lth6U'a oi'tH leLa sdad tnl praying Iroes.'> agai l:t ,aii $. $. "l iana." l..r fHrk'o, aPrar"l, furniture, boiler. engines and boats, aId for req suuabie and proper costs aud attOr- ny. tee. ,..4 tau, .a!t =. ;. "hi.i1a may bn ea1drrn ni aud sold [" pay sad olfi1A an wares d1". ait' cots. tu ut lrcns aul c,.I en .'s.
 NeN, Tnsf.- RE, IT. pur-u lnca Hith tie .uonitioa under the seal of the said court directed tnd delivered to ma, In hcrehz- gi~n rtIhliC noticn tc all por s,ns cialining the said ,>. ;. Diana, her tathle, apparel, furniture, boiler, eI zines and at, Oi in aug nannel l interested therein. tkat they be and ap- pear before the United States District l Cont il and fer the District Of Alaska, i to be held at Sitsi, Alaska, on the 2Ith day of August, iSDS at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, provided that the same shall be day of jurisdiction. otherwise on the next day of jurisdiction i thereafter>, then and there to iutcrpose their claims and to make their allega- l tiuhs ill that behalf
 Dated the 30th day of July, 1898.
 l. NJ. SHOUT,
 U $. Marshal for Alaska. l by w D. GRANT,
 Deputy. Clark, lngersoll q. Weymouth, Proctors
 for Iih"llanta.
 Date of first publication. Aug. 3, 1898
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-08-10
TIT F0RT VaAEGfL NEVIS.
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 The a.gle .s.a.eaI esst FrW~1 L,.di.., Aia.t s.'. - ",st .na.a...@ -Gh;rsda4.t ..es . =. r.il.r#f# ot Atr- ta.ass.
 .titcr ae.. i.s .Dsh...e, | ,ut clu,el ta ...a iest rnursda, I was ycry tajp. .tpd ,a..,. 33Naso,"ifiA> >aa scarcely enp.. a.p.ft.
 steamsr 'ipha locked 1T th. fnup "harj lsst ''ea .i,. Hanas. -2a ,.a= pajnicd tt8a caao,, and ot a distance rc-em1i,3 5,"ae vessel
 Iay cNeeI,aee ot lie &tell.ins .'si cake. a, the cot,ac Battery is tEe tall. ot the t,ae retaa co'tae afl yoa will alvaYe 'uue theie.
 Mrs. IT. aup,oi expect, tu return soon to her CaIioiuId homa, and hrr many trienGs n Ept Niaatcl ragr't hcr intended departure.
 NJ Wilson. of the firm of Case & Wilson. is making extensive prepara tious for thc welcoming ef his family. ~ho al" expected to rliyc frem seattle eoou
 Will.ea ! Sylvester, ;hr entevpriaipc uni irrs. .r r<f,uA,n. their wharf at the sa, uIi Tl:+ Improvement ra> bcen npder contemplation for same time and VI, badly needed
 Ed. H,rnc- ar! .y.ergl otacr parties startrd =. d uspeeting tour ia;t Thursday mo,niuy. The country sur rounding Fort Nranerl ij being pretty thorouchl5 proaprctn1 this summer, and some good discoveries have been made.
 'rhe uumIcr of fishermen on the Duyid- ah;uf is pefc"ltihlv dimin- i,hed ls.nef.y ,a,Y w,f, tLefe ill crowds. but one afteynoop last Wr"k but one lone Holnau Waa letf to grace the position. Gan fl h~ tha. there are 10 mor" dsh ill thc sea
 Ihctru,tCr. of the |. M (. A helda meeting at is room last Wednesday evening and attempted to alr"t r"e retary. Numerous ballots Were taken, but t'.e vut, ''ein $. ';c. ',p choice was made. In mec,inG aiJoarIcd until this evening. when another effort will Ue made to s,,'ilt T sc,; t.ry.
 Last Thursdav Barnes Brothers load ed eight head oi Hork cattle on q barge and vita thc aid of the steamboat Monte Crl-to, conveyed them to their ranch on Schanta island. These cattle they have bon 1.iuf in thair logging camp and they now take them to the ranch to re'piereta, wher' he tall grasses grow.
 Wneu tho editors of the News were 'poor lone olphans, and ilved Ill il hand t. .4oith .ort ot Way, depend- ing only on their own efforts in cuisine the good )ple of 'yrau fel aere .ra fuse in t.ajr do ttior- c. fish Id gam, but .p., [. h = i.sz and familic, III here. ~ hen ne lrd tets low in t.. 1rdar, tho l.1e :. 7 .". in the morning ard dig clans.
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 The iuha}it:uts cf tlis is..ni must have turned oyer new leaf and de
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-08-10
Notice for Publication.

In the Cai.pd Slstca District Cont. in and ;ol the District of Alaska \. ]. Barbley. William F. BnrGe. pun- caa Campbell, William Malone, L!- be. iauts.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-08-10

\ fine line of photographic views of objects of interest for sale by the Wiangel Drug Go. Send one to your Eastern friends.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-08-10
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MD N1 l'uNt1 t,s,i A.N1s .o,a5i,,
 TINE et 'lF ti Lr.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-11-23
L6pande No. n I42.
Dakota-nyheter.

n'sslyckadt rymningsf0rs6k. Ire
fangar countyhaktet i Huron, S. D.,
forsokte en- dag f. " att skaffa sig
friheten genom att grafva cit hal ge-
nom tegelvaggen, men deras forehaf-
vande upptacktes It'd af sheriffen
Medbury.
| D6dsfall. Major Albert R. Anderson
Hot Springs, S D., atled derstades
torsdags efter nagon tids sjukdom.
Han var on framstaende politker forst
inom sydvestra delen af Iowa, der han
bodde under manga ar, ooh sedermera
inom S0dra Dakota, der han varit se-
dan 1892.
OlyckshandeIse. Da mrs Adolf o.
son Beresford, s. D.. f. v. efter ett
bes0k ute pa landet akte hem till sta
den hande att hastarne, hvilka hon
k0rde, blefvo skramda och folio sken,
Mrs Olson hoppade da ur vagnen, men
| slog' sig fallet sd lila, att hon genast
af1ed pa stallet.
Fran Grand Forks, N. D. Past. Au-
gustus G. OLSON har aterigen varit
foremal for en- angenam 0fverraskning;
det att Bethesda forsamlingen 0fver-
raskade honom den Il DIS och gaf ho-
nom $50 for att kopa en- valbehoflig
pels for vlntern. AT en- enskild van
tick han IS for samma andamAl. Dagen
forut blef han ihagkommen af Nysko,
ga forsamlingen med en- vacker pen
ninggafva.
Mlsstxnkt for mord. For mordet pa
mrs Christine Hedstrom, en- aldrig
qvinna, boende omkring 30 mil norr
ON Bismarck, N. D.. och ON hvilket
ohyggliga brott vi nhmde for cit par
veckor sedan har blifvit arresterad pa
misstankar ell hennes sonson ;.WIliiam
Hedstrom, Is ar gammal Atskilligt
tyder derpa, att han i vredesmod slagit
ihjel sin armoder.-Enligt senare un-
derrattelser har William erkant, att
han f0rofvat brottet, men sager sig ha
handlat i sjelff0rsvar.
Valda skandinaver. Bland medlem-
marne / lagstiftande f0rsamlingen
S0dra Dakota aro invalda f0ljande
skandinaver: fran Brown CO.. A. j.
Johnson Brule: Nels Larson, Brook
ings: Peter Peterson, Clay: Carl Gun
deason, Hans Myron och Hans Hansen,
Day: Nels Lindgren, Deuel.: Hans P.
Halen, Hamlin; A. o. Arneson, Law
renee: John Peterson, Minnehaha: A.
G. Risty, c. T. Austin Roberts: T. Gun.
narson, G. En- Lien, Turner: Gus. Nor
gren, E. Fl. Odland, Yankton: Ole Oh
land.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-11-23
Wisconsin, nyheter.

D0dsfall. John Newman, en- af de
tidigaste invanarne i Marinette afled
derstades tisdags a. d. i en- alder af 60
ar. Han har varit bosatt pi plutsen
40 ar.
Afsi Q lsansokan. Domare s. M. PEN
ney statens h0gsta domstol har pa
grund af sjukdom begart afsked. Hans
tjenstetermin kommer eljes icke att
utl0pa f0rran don jan. 1892.
Utnamning. Till domare h0gsta
domstolen stallet for den afgaende
domaren S. M. Penney, hvilken begart
afsked, har guv Scofleld l0rdags ut
namt J. e. Dodge Milwaukee.
En- hundraaring. Sauk county lef-
YER EN- Of dc aldsta qvinnor inom For
enta Staterna miss Mary Neihlan, som
foddes Raheen, IrlaId, den februa-
ri 1893 och ar salunda 6fver 100 ar gam
NAL.
Eidsvada. Mangardsbyggnaden och
uthuslangorna pa Andrew D. Eriksons
mil vester ON Waupaca belagna egen-
dom nedbrann den DIS. F0rlusten ar
garska kAnbar, enAr f0rsakringen DR.
mycket for lag.
Nybl!dad stad. En- plan f0religger
att sammansla de bada staderna Nee
nah och Menasha till on enda, hvar0f-
YER r0stning inom loppet at ett par
veckor kommer att ega rum. Den nya
staden kommer att rakna omkring 15,-
600 invAnare.
West Superior-notlser. Countysty-
relsen har antagit erkebiskopen Hen
neseys az Dubuque, Iowa, f0rslag. hvil-
ken f0rxlarar sig villig att uppg6ra
ALA sina skattemal mot staden och
countiet genom betalandet af 900
till county -kassan. - The American
Steel Barge Company har atagit sig
byggandet af en- ny mycket stor whale.
back-angare, hvilken kommer att egas
af the Bessemer Steamship Co., och
blifver 460 fot lang. 50 fot bred och 29%
fot dup Enligt kontraktet skall den
vara fardig till nasta var. Vid skepps-
varfvet har man ock en- AMMAN bat un-
der arbete Man antager att omkring
1000 man komma att "a stadigt arbete
har under hela vintern. -- Sadeshand-
larne vanta att hvpteinf6rseln host
kommer att fortfara langre an vanligt.
Eft skal harf0r SO de den rika sk0r-
den ar och en- AMMAN den omstan-
digheten att en- stOr mangd af var sad
Western mlste hallas for tr0skning
tills den torkat. Hveteinforseln Or
god varierande fran 1,125 till 1000
vagnslaster dagligen. = Den f0rut ON
namda Pilgrimsf0rsamlingen bazar
afh0!ls enligt tillkannagifvande f0rli-
den vecka och var synnerligen lyckad.
Eft utomorientligt sk0nt och intres-
SAINT program utfordes. Sisom talare
upptrad le dr. j. S. Carson fran st. Pc
tor ocn dr. John A. Enander fran Chi
cago. IaHom,terna beraknas till ON
kr.ng S. ~.
The Portland daily press., 1898-02-19
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.

The Hon. Darius H. Ingraham, whom
the Democrats nominated for Mayor last
night. needs no introduction to the pub
lie. He has been mayor once, and the ad-
ministration he gave the city nobody has
ever been able to point to with pride. Its
chief distinction, was that it sold more
rum at the agency than any administra-
tion had ever done before or has ever done
since. Mr.. Ingraham Yves candidate Tor
reelection, and an attempt was made to
count him in by fraud in Ward One.
When he discovered that it could not be
successful he spurned the proffered crown.
He has always been very popular with
one element of the Democratic party-the
worst one-and it was largely due, no
doubt. to it's efforts that he received the
nomination last night. He is especially
dear, it is said, to the Semitic race. There
is no occasion for specializing as to what
kind of Mayor be would make if elected.
We know what kind of a Mayor he did
make, and we know that it was kind
that the people of Portland thought at
the time they had had quite enough OF.
As the campaign proceeds we expect to
refresh the recollection of the people in
regard to his career in the Mayors office.
The Portland daily press., 1898-02-19

Yesterday the Cuban bureau at Key
West began to get in its work in earnest.
1t discovered "mained sailor in one
of the hospitals there, who was SO CRATE
full for the aid rendered him by the doc
tors and nurses, that he consented to vio-
late the ordern of his superior officers and
tell just how the disaster to the Maine
happened. He was watching on deck,
shortly before the explosion, and saw
something black approaching. emitting
smoke. He started to inform the officers
of the strange object, when an explosion
occurred that threw him on to. the deck
wounded and bleeding. Of course the
Inference to be drawn from this tale is
that the f'black object" was a torpedo
boat, or a boat loaded with explosives
For "obvious reasons, says the despatch,
the name of the MANNED sailor is not
made public. The Eobvious reason IN
doubtedly is that he has.no name, that he
does not exist. Probably this will not
be the last tale that the bureau will send
out, but we will venture to gay that it
will never succeed in concocting another
one quite so ridiculous.