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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, November 11.-Flour dull. unchsng
ed-recepts, S,SS4 barrels exports. S.214 barrels
Wheat steady-N, 9 red spot 70iiaTOH; Novem
ber. 1OAa7Ol9: December, nHa71s.; steamer NJ. :
red 65 a66; receipts 81 0n3 bushels: exports. As,
900 bushels stock, l. 7os. .065 hushels-scuthern by
sample. G5a7l do: On grad, 653iaI0A. Corn steady
a37; new Old November or December. 36s4a37
January. 3s6a37: February, 36N bid; steamer mix
ed, 34Lta34A receipts, 1876. ei3 bushels; exports
34.23T Iushels stock 1.7s3 .O61 bushels sales. c.
600 bushels southern white corn. 35a3I: southern
yellow corn, 35a37. Oats rm-No. white west
ern. 30l1a3l: No 2 mixed western 2slaa29: re-
ceptS. 22aS79 bushels exports 292s bushels; stock
1a5 SIT bushels. Rye steady-No. nearby, 55H
No 3 western. 67s4: receipts. 7.696 bushels: stock
26i. 100 bushels Hay qu;et-timothy, $10aS10. 80
Grain freghts, some demand for steamers-steam t.
Liverpool. per bushel. unchanged Sugar strong
unchanged. Butter steady, unchanged. Eggs firm
unchanged. Cheese steady, unchanged. Whisky un
changed. Lettuce-75c. per bushel box.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
TRAIN ROBBERS CAUGHT
Six of the Fergus Falls Bandits Under
Arrest.
Great Northern Express Company Had
offered Big Reward for
Their Capture.

MOORHEAD. Mimi. November u.-Six
of the men engaged in the hold-up of the
Great Northern coast train near Fergus
Falls were captured here today by Chief
of Police Murphy. Four of the men ar
rived at the Exchange Hotel here together
and two others came about an hour later
and inquired for the first four.
Each had large TevolverS. Two sets of
burglar too.s and two dark lanterns thrae
sticks Of dynamite and four dynamite caps
were found on them. Each man had three
handkerchicfs.
The six I'll had about 5000 They gave
their names as W. c. Ross, j. c. Hail. c. +.
Huffman. II. l.. MinOt, f. Morris and J. &.
Edwards. None is more than thirty years
old, and all are bright and intelligent in
appearance. Three claim to come from
Missouri.
There seems to be no doubt that they
are the men implicated, and they had
agreed to rendezvous at Moorhead. a
number of other robberies, including that
of an elevator at Evansville and a bank
at Battle Lake, are now credited to this
gang.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, November 1.-THE
Great Northern Express Company. whose
local safe was blown omen in the train
held up last night by masked robbers near
Fergus Falls. today offered a reward of
$500 for the arrest and conviction of the
robbers. The express officials say the loss
was very small the safe not containing
money
Evening star., 1898-11-11
FINANCE AND TRADE
Realizing Sales the Feature Of the
Opening in Stocks.
OFFERINGS WERE WE'LL TAKEN
St. Paul and Union Pacific Favor
lte investments.
GEN ERAL MARKET REPORT
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NEW YORK. November n.-Realizing
sales in considerable volume were the chief
feature of the early trading in today's
stock market Hesitancy was apparent in
many quarters, and This condition was TAX
en- advantage of by traders to reduce the
profits of the tape into actual possession.
fractional declines from the best prices
at the opening were recorded the charac-
tes of the buying on the decline being su-
perioir to the selling. Toward midday the
movement toward concessions was halted
ana the buying of the previous hour was
continued with good results.
In Rock Island. for example, the move
ment was extremely positive in character
large blocks being taken for the accounts
most familiar with the company's dividend
prospects. In this connection rumors of
quarterly disbursement of IL per cert were
circulated from rather reliable sources
Union Pacific preferred was in good de-
maid up to Co. entirely upon the presump-
ton that the next dividend disbursement
Will be at the full rate of per cent per
ennum.
This action. it is believed will put the
STOCK upon parity with that of the
Northern Pacific Company and result in
the adjustment of price to value. In the
matter of the common stocks chances 1t
Is too early for positive stat ataments on the
subject of dividends, but II is reasonably
certain after paying 4 per cent, as above
suggested. the common stock will have had
something applicable 20 a small payment
ine AtchlSon issues were bought by Lon
don and local operators on a large scale
and the incre asing prosperity of this sys-
TEN seems likely to work to the very de-
cided advantage of the bonds and the pre-
ferred stock. All the shares of the reor-
ganlzed lines are III favor just now, owing
TO their merit and the ease with which a
liberal line may be carried without an ex-
haustve interest drain.
Inc industrial movement was inclined to
some irregulaFity owing to the professional
nature of the dealings and the demands
from the short interest. Tobacco was de-
but was later taken in hand by pool brokers
and forced up moderately.
The reported prospect of Spains with
was used as an argument in favor of re-
pewed profit-taking during the final hour.
Just how much of this late selling was due
to the prospect Of Spains appeal TO the
power and 10 natural causes is difficult to
determine.
= The end of the week would have suggest
ed such movement in any event, and
there is growing belief that politics and
diplomacy are, for the time being at least
out Of the financial situation. For purposes
OF a moderate reaction anything of this sort
may do temporary duty, but if earnings are
not misleading, prosperity is not endan-
gered by any current miSgivings on the
question of national policy.
Evening star., 1898-11-11

Republicans in the Lower House in
West Virginia to Be Inseated,

private advices received in this city by
republicans indicate that the legislature of
West Virginia, which is to elect a United
States senator, will probably be made up
In a way that IS likely to cause a bitter
fight when the new Legislature meets The
legislature. according to present indica-
uons, will be republican on joint ballot. but
the house of delegates will be democratic
This may allow the democrats If they da-
sire to do Sc, To unseat enough republicans
in the house to give them a majority on
jCint ballot. There is no doubt that in the
house, some of the seats of the republicans
will BE- contested. OF course, the state
st nate may have contests, but the house
being a more numerous body than the sem
ate, the opportunities for unseating mem
bers there Will be much greater than in the
senate. From informa tion received here by
republicans from private sources today
there is very hot fight in store in the
legislature of West Virginia
Evening star., 1898-11-11
WILLS FOR. PROBATE.
Disposition of Property Under Three
Separate Instruments.

Three wills We're filed for probate today
in the Office of the register of Wills for the
District of Columbia.
The testament of Charles Edward Ful-
wood Casually known as Charles Edwards,
having served in the army of the United
States under that name) made at the Sol
eiers' Home and dated November l. 1855
makes the following disposition of the de-
ceased's property: To his nephew. Henry
j. Bartle of Philadelphia, he bequeaths all
of mis- personal estate, consisting of 81 800
in per cent bonds of the District of Co.
lumbia; $500 in per cent bonds of the Dis
trict of Columbia: 10 shares of the stock
of the Capitol, North o and South Wash
ington Railroad Company, all being depos-
tied with the National Safe Deposit Com
pany. In case of mis- death the nephew 5
heirs are no Inherit the property. Mr..
Bartle is also appointed executor.
In his will datea August 10. 1888, George
Byrd Harrison leaves all of his property to
his wife, Jane L. s. Harrison
Louise j. Otis gives and bequeaths all of
her properly to, her mother, Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth abe {EStis The will is dated october
Evening star., 1898-11-11
COLORADO TROOPS COMPLAIN.
Say They HIVE Nothing Fit to Eat al
Manila.

PUEBLO, Col, November 11.-Today's
issue of the Chieftain contains lengthy
protest against being required to remain
longer in the service at Alanila signed by
forty-eight of the Colorado volunteers. The
protest says that since landing on LuZon
the men have not eaten a decent meal un-
less they paid for it out of their own cash,
and that had the Spanish forces remained
In their trenches on. August IL they would
have had little troGble in defeating the
attacking force, $50 utterly exhausted were
the men from continuous duty and weak
ened from hunger It is declared that the
sickness and death rate is Increasing at an
alarming rate.
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BIG CONTRACT FOR TENTs.
Quartermastcr Smith Orders 12.oOO
for Hospital Service.

ST LOUIS, Mo, November n.-Colonel
Smith. purchasing quartermaster here for
the United States army, has closed a con-
tract for the purchase of 12.OOO big hospital
tents from local tent manufacturer The.
contract calls for the outlay on the part of
are for the use of troops i'll winter quarters
in the south.
Evening star., 1898-11-11
michigan Wine on Fire.

HOCGHTON. Mich, November 1.-THE
Atlantic copper mine, four miles west of
Houghton. is on fire. The 2O0 miners at
work all escaped to the surface in time
The mouths of the shafts have been COW
pred with timber and dirt. and the fire will
be smOthered. which may require only a
lew days oTSmay take several weeks Five
hundred employees are thrown out of work.
Evening star., 1898-11-11

His Opponents Are in Minority in
Nevada Legislature.

RENO, New November u.-Latest re-
turns show that Mcmillan GrepD has been
elected governor of Nevada. Careful COM
pilation of the next Legislature shows that
ii stands for United States senator on joint
ballot:
Against Stewart, %: for Stewart, 10;
doubtful 1. with one county having one
assembly man.. still to hear from.
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|m&A,4zzG,~~ y MAA~zzGs,'~<'
Suits and WraDs.

Think OF what Make your mind about
what will suit best Coaks and Suits
We have Others that perhaps like
ter Our offerings for tomorrow unusually They represent
the cream OF stock and the
busy CAV IN Cloak Department will be
AIE
NOT SUIT IN THE LOT g8
SEi Ans lk Si STTIP AES NNp
Mp TN kSSh
A.YS
ft MESHs IN
TONS THIS STYLISH DEfsl
sea- If2 1 1H lHtT Wkr NTH M trE7!R y eS
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Admiral schIey Reaches New York,

NEW YORK. November 1.-THE United
;tates cruiser Newark, from San Juan, No
Jember 6. with Admiral Schley and staff on
board. has arrived here. Admiral Schley
bears full report of the evacuation com
mission.
The transport Berlin. from Santiago and
Porto Rico, has also arrived.
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(.overnm ment Bouds

Grain. Pros sioas and Cotton Markets.
Furnished by y; 3. .Hibhs & Co, bankers
and brokers, 14I9 +. ST.: members New York
denburg, Thalmann & Co, New York.
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Ladies' Underwear.

LADIES' FLEECED RIRBFD COTTON VESTS
AND PANTS. LADIES' WHITE AND NATTRAI.
rERiNo VESTS AND PANTS. LADIES WHITE
AND NATURAL RIBBED WOOL VESTS AND
PANTS. LADIES' WHITE SILK AND COTTON
VESTS AND PANTS. LADIES' FI.FECED RAE
BED COTTON COMBINATION SUITS. LADIES
WHITE AND NATURAL MERINo RIBBED CON
BINATIoN SUITS LADIES' WHITE AND MAI
URAL WOOL RIBBED COMBINATION SUITS.
LADIES' SILK AND COTTON RIBRED
COMBINATION SUITS. VALUES ARE An
I5c.. 81. 81 % AND sl5o................F 81 FSS'
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Their Demand Causes Extra Guard of
Soldiers Posted.

HAVANA, November 11.-Following the
example of the third company part of the
first and fourth companies of the orden
publico (poiice) have demanded their pay
now several months overdue.
AS a result of this attitude upon the part
of the police, regular Spanish troops are
now quartered in the streets, and General
Aroias. at the head of two battalionS, has
been patrolling the main thoroughfares
The city is quiet, but the mutneers per-
siSt in demanding their pay.
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So. so Fleeced
Underwear Sl.19.

N BLUE. BROWN AND TAN THE VERY
BEST QUALITY HEAVY RIRBED GOODS
FAST IN COLOR AND rNSHRINKARI r.
HEAVILY WOOL FIEECED. THE SHIRTS ARE
Sil SiIk R,,F FACED. Gel EACH GARMENT IsSG no
NphIh sou ~ u >
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MEMS WHITE JArPoNETTE HANDHEI
CHIEFS. HEMSIITCHED, LARGE SIZE an
WORTH l5c.......-..
3 FOR 25c.
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Slots of Underwear for 39c.

THE RIGHT PRICES ARE a9c AND 69c IN
THE LOT ARE NATURAL GRAY CAMEL :
HAIR AND THREE SORTS OF FLEECE ED
RIBBED GOODS. THE GARMENTS ALL MATCH.
ALL POSSIBLE SIZES. WORTH Al 2mo
MOSr Dol; Ri L u = u
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Handkerchiefs.
SPECIAL SALE OF "JAPPoNETTE'' HAND
KERCHIEFS.
LADIES' WHITE HEMSTITCHED JAPPoN
ETTE IiANDKERCIIIEFS. SILK INITIALS
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ST so Sanitary
Underwear, 81.

THESE GARMENTS ARE ABSOLUTELY NON
SHRINK AliiE. THEY ARE \ LITTLE LIGHT
ER IN WEIGHT THAN MOST E-NDERNAR AND
ARE THOROUGHLY MEDF'ATED. THE GAR
MEATS ARE VERY CAREFULLY FINISHED.
THE SHIFTS AND DRAWERS ARE ALL
SIZES AND MATCH. REDUCED FROM II n
$3.50 To. d
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Hosiery.

hosiery.
OUR EVERY SATURDAY SALE OF HOSIERY
FOR THE FAMILY AT SPECIAL PRICES
LADIES' FAST BLACK AND TAN COTTON
HOSE: LADIES' FAST BLACK COTTON. WITH
WHITE FEET; BOTH FULL SEAMLESS AND
SpL1CED HEELS AND TOES; WORTH M
i-1.e.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. >~e
LADIES FAST BLACK REMBRANDT RIBBED
COTTON HOSE; LADIES' FAST BLACK COT
TON HOSE. WHITE FEET: LADIES FAST
BLACk RlBBED COTTON HOSE. BRIGHT
TOPS: ALL FULL SEAMLESS. WITH
SPLl'fD HEELS AND TOES; WORTH ~
ioc.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
AN ODD LOT OF LADIES' FANCY STRIPED
COTTON AND FAST BLACK COTTON WITH
WHITE AND CoL0RED POLKA DOTS: FILL
REGILAR MADE; WORTH 25c AND nzc
PAIRS FOR Soc
LADIES' FAST BLACK RICHELIEU RIBBED
Isle THREAD HOSE. WITH WHITE AND
COLORED HEELS, TOES AND TOPS: 0R
WORTH 35c. and DOE. oc................. SOGo
CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK RIBBED COTTON
HOSE; Full. REGULAR MADE, WITH puJ'RI e
KNEES. HEELS AND TOES; SIZES 1QT/ ~
8 TO "is; WORTH 2oc............. dZ|SCe
COTTON SCHOOL HOSE WITH HEAVY
SrLICED HEELS AND TOES; WORTH dR,
2ac-. Il W.
MEMS FAST BLACK COTTON SoX. FULL
REGULAR MADE, WITH DOUBLE SoI-ES AND
HIGH SPLICED HEELS; MEMS FANCY
REGULAR MADE; WORTH 2nc. rDT/r
AND 2oc-.-.- hSZ2Ss
MEMS FAST BLACK COTTON SOX: FULL
REGII-AR MADE WITH WHITE FEET.
DOUBLE TOES AND HEELS; WORTH R~
BILE SoLES AND SPIICED HEELS; 1 OT/ ~
u
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csc. Baron Knit
Underwear. soc.

THESE GOODS ARE THE FINEST OF THEIR
CLASS. THEY RE FULL REGULAR MADE AND
HAVE ELASTIC RIBB ING. WHICH INSU RES
THEIR FITTING TIE FORM As CLOSELY As
THE SKIN ITSELF IT is THE ONLY MAKE
WHOSE FLEECE Is WORKED IN BY A PATENT
PROCESS. NOTHING CAN BULGE 1T. WE'LL
OFFER IT TO YoU TOMORROW IN BLUE AND
SILVER GRAY. SHIRTS FROM "a TO 10
DRAWERS FROM 80 TO "a. REDUCED ED<
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Underwear
Odds and Ends 29c.

OH. THEY ARE OF VARIOUS SORTS. SOME
OF EN- ARE CT NATURAL Wool AND SOME
ARE OF CAMEL : HAIR. THEY We BEEN
SLIGHTLY SOILED THROUGH BEING
HANDLED TOO MUCH AND rnRorGH DIS
PLAY IN THE WINDOW. YOU'LL. FIND EVERY
SIZE WORTH Soc, 69c. AND EVEN -DN-
TAKE SDIR PICK FOR ZSSo
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MEMS WHITE HEMsTITCHED JAPPONETTE
l srzrDwoRrH n =, soc..'">'',N.. N D' ' l25zc.
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69c. .Fleeced Underwear, ,4Ac

VTS0H HNSSSI U OUHNHNH w NaAN sT-tN
WE CAN HARDLY CALL THIS \ COMPLETE
LINE OF ANY SDitT IT'S MADE Tp OF
THREE LOTS. AND OFT OF ONE You'll BE
BOUND TO GET YOUR SIZE. THE GARMENTS
ARE BLUE, GRAY AND NOTIFIED. THEY
HAVE \ THICK. FAST FLEECE LIN
as. e. AND lthf - ALNAis soID AI AAC.
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THE RED CROSS SOCIETY.

The movement to set up branch
OF the Red Cross Society in this
city is OF piece with the other
efforts to create sentiment in the
United States that may make for
annexation. There is no more sim
cerity in the movement than there
was in the reasons given for the
overthrow OF the Monarchy and de-
position of the Queen. The under
lying motive for every act Of the
conspirators OF 1898 is to obtain a
free market in the United States for
sugar and the other products of Ha-
waii. In the opinion of many peo-
pie it would have been better to
avow the purpose and intention
which animated the outrage OF 1898,
rather to have carried on the cam
paign Of insincerity and deceit that
had its origin even before 1898.
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We fail to see by what authority
the Dole Government has embroiled
the Hawaiians with a foreign power,
which at. all times has been friendly
to this country. We take no sides
in the controversy between Spain
and the United States, but we wish
it to be thoroughly understood that
the Hawaiians object as a nation to
the stand taken by our usurpers,
and that they emphatically dis
approve OF the policy of Mr.. Dole's
regime.
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The Soldiers Mail.

So far as at present counted the
mail left here for transportation by
the soldier boys includes 706S letters
743 papers, 4S packages, 80 post
cards aud books. This however
does not include several thousands
OF newspapers forwarded by the
several newspaper Offices and the
letters forwarded by private parties
for the boys.
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We publish the three communica-
tions laid before the Senate this
morning by Minister Cooper:
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
Honolulu, II. l., June 6, 1S9SS
Hon. w. G. WILDER,
President of the Senate:
SIR:-In answer to the questions
propounded by Senator j. A. Nc
Candless, / have the honor to pre-
sent the following replies:
Question 1-!"Has the Representa-
tive Of Spain to this country entered
protest against allowing the
United States to use these Islands as
a coaling and supply station9"
Answer-The Representative has
filed protest, copy Of which is
attached to this communication,
/ have the honor to be, sir,
Your obedient servant,
(Sig'd.) HENRY E. COOPER,
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
COPY.
VICE, CoNsULADo DE EsPANA
EN- HAWAII,
HONOLULU, June /, 1881
SIR:-In my capacity as Vice.
Consul for Spain, / have the honor
to-day to enter formal protest
with the Hawaiian Government
against the constant violations OF
neutrality in this harbor,. while
actual war exists between Spain and
the United States OF America.
Requesting you to acknowledge
the receipt of this communication,
have the honor to be, sir,
Your most obedient servant,
(Sig'd) FL. RENJEs,
Vice-Consul for Spain.
H. Il. COOPER,
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Etc, etc, etc,
Honolulu.
COPY
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
HONOLULU, II. l., June 6, 1898.J
SIR;-In reply to your note OF the
first instant / have the honor to say
that owing to the intimate relations
now existing between this country
and the United States, this govern
ment has not contemplated pro-
clamation of neutrality having ref
erence to the present conflict be-
tween United States and Spain; but
on the contrary has rendered to the
United States privileges and assist
ance, for which reason your protest
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Action for Libel.

Antoine Thielen has brought an
action for libel against Edmund
Norrie and f. j. Testa to recover
$4,000 damages for an alleged libel
claimed to have been published in
The INDEPENDENT on the 10th and
18th Of February, 1898. The cause
is made returnable at Lihue, Kauai,
on September 9TH before Judge
Hardy.
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Once Patronized-Always Patronized

Once Patronized-Always Patronized
Is the motto Of those who visit the
Criterion Barber Shop. Some shops
experience a boom Of customers for
a time, but sooner or later the bust
ness drops back to the old rut. The
reverse is the case at the Criterion
Shop, business is steadily on the
increase.
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1t sounds absurd of course to
mention a declaration OF war in con-
nection with this measly little Re-
public, but the answer of Mr.. Dole
to the protest of the Consul Of Spain
can only be construed as the throw
ing down Of the gauntlet.
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TUESDAY, JUNE Z, 1898
WAR DECLARED.

The high and mighty Minister of
Foreign Affairs OF Hawaii, now Of
Manoa Valley and formerly from
San Diego and other obscure places
has declared war against Spain on
behalf Of Hawaii nei.
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Jack" Mehrtens has moved his
residence to the Trip premises, A
Liliha street, the premises lately
occupied by d. B. Smith.
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The Red Cross societies that fol-
low armies or outbreaks of pesti-
leuce and disease command the res
pect, sympathy and support of ben
evolent people everywhere. The
insincerity and, indeed, the absurd
ity of starting a soaiety here for the
purpose of caring for the soldiers
and sailors OF the United States on
their way to the Philippines, but
seven short days away from their
own shores, can but excite the ridi-
cule Of thoughtful Americans.
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If the campaign in the interest of
annexation must go on under the
semblance of charity the part OF
wisdom would have been to create
few more vice presidents, among
whom should have been named Her
Majesty Liliuokalani and the Dow
ager Queen Kapiolani, as we'll as the
Princess Kaiulani. More tact would
have been displayed had the order
in numbering the officers been re-
versed. In fact many ways might
have been devised to popularize this
latest attempt to hoodwink the peo-
pie of America.
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1t only remains for THE INDEPEN-
DENT and its readers to shout
Vive la humbugIl
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Timely Topics.
Honolulu. May so, 1898
when You Rushed Us

" u6u lOu huNuGu UN
in the battle of the stoves and
ranges, you about cleared us
out of our stock, so we had
to take a second breath and re-
plenish our supplies. We are
now ready for you again with
all that you require. We
especially recommend that
superfine favorite the Blue
FLAME OIL STOVE which
has won its way into the affec-
tons of all by it's superior
merits of cleanliness, freedom
from odor and general utility.
The new stock contain several
improvements, notably one
for the manipulation of the
wicks.
We call attention also to
our STEEL RANGES es-
pecially No. 7 which you will
find exactly to your taste and
demands. Then we have a
very useful little ALCOHOL
STOVE with its AGATE
KETTLE. This you will
find invaluable. Then there
is the very useful and pretty
PANSY STOVE that has
proved such a hit. In fact
we have all kinds of Stoves
and Ranges and the imple-
ments connected with them,
and shall be only too pleased
to show them to you
IT, Hawaiian Hardware Co., l.
26S FoRT STREET,
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN A
"A good central position; thoroughly
furnished and equipped for business, and
doing good trade.
For particulars apply to
j. X. MILLS,
9l1-tf Cor. Merchant and Alakea Sts
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If the originators and supporters
Of this latest development OF hyste
ria really mean to take up the Cross
and carry its blessings and comfort
ings among the suffering and needy
why do they look abroad for field
for their energies2 Upon Molokai
and at Kalihi there is still room
for serious workers in the cause Of
the Cross.
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NOTICE.

A LII BILLS AND CoMMUNIOATIoNs
"A for CARL JENSEN must be here
after addressed WAIMEA, WAIALUA,
Oahu. 9lI-3t
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can receive no further consideration
than to acknow lodge its receipt.
| have the honor to be, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) HENRY E. COOPER,
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
II. RENJEs, ESQ,
Vice-Consul for Spain, Honolulu.