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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-11-25

T. j. Anderson, general passenger
resigned and it is understood that he
will leave the company's service De-
cember 1st.
Rumors nave been going around for
a year or more to the effect that Mr..
Anderson would leave the Seaboard's
service and once or twice successors
have been named.
This time there is no mention of a
successor and if n one has been cho-
sen to fill the place the fact is known
to very few. So far as reports go No
name is connected with the vacancy.
Former General Passenger Agent Scull,
of the Baltimore and Ohio. has been
suggested as a probable successor, but
one of his friends says hat he declined
it
Mr.. Anderson has filled the position
for the past three or -four years. He
was promoted from assistant general
passenger agent. It has long been un-
derstOod on the outside hat he was
not in accord with the policy of the
present nageme He was appoint
ed 10 his present position under the
Winder regime and his policy was not
acceptable TO his superior officers or 10
competing and connecting lines
Mr.. Anderson is very we'll known
among railway passenger officials.
There has been some talk Of his going
TO Ohio to take a position on one Of the
lines there. but this is indefinite. What
his future connection viii be is ur-
known.
The Seaboard has a strong passenger
service and the company il understood
10 contemplate strengthening il still
more.-Atlanta Constitution.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-11-25
"A new BROOM
SWEEPS CLEAN"

ALL OUR GOODS ARE NEW AND
IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. OUR
SYSTEM OF QUICK SALES AND
SMALL PROFITS KEEP OUR STOCK
MOVING. HENCE YOU GET ONLY
FIRST CLASS GOODs FROM OUR
SHELVES.
WE ARE JOBBERs IN EVERY
SENSE OF THE WORD AND ARE
IN POSITION TO OFFER
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-11-25
By An Army Surgeon.

His evidence Summed up is as folIovsg
Ny personal opinion is that the army
was we'll equipped in every respect. ex-
cept that at times there were not
enough ambulances and at time there
was a lack OF medical supplies. I
never knew 4 time. when. II a &
took the trouble 10 hustle for medi-
cine, he failed to get all that was need
ed. When | wished supplies | mount
ed my horse and rode after them, and
when | could not get things which were
not at headquarters I bought them
with the permission OF my supcriors
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-11-25
Captain OF "a British eRm.h Ar
rested

Norfolk, Va. November 2I-Captain
Munro. of the British ship Canada.
Rio Janeiro. via quarantine "a Nor
f"Ik' was arrested here today. as access
sorry after the fact Iii a murder case.
the mate OF his vessel. il IL charged.
having murdered a sailor while the
ship was in port on her last trip. The
captain is charged with smuggling him
out OF port, knowing H. was guilty.
Captain Munro was promptly baiIed in
the sum OF $500.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-11-25
MARTIAL Law I'm Pana

Springfield. Ills. November 2l.-Gov-
ernor Tanner tonight issued a proc
lamation placing Pana under martial
law. The commanding officer is order
ed to take possession OF all arms in the
hands Of citizens.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-11-25

Judge Bynum Holding &al 'ertor Court.
Let Us Have some Sort 81 Railroad.
Are The Barrooms TO he n eopenedt
Reward the Faithful weYkeA ~-eaI.
liant knight Will slash and Hit
Agafn-A S~auftarfum
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-11-25

Overcome evil with good. Overcome
your coughs and colds with One Min
ute Cough Cure. 1t is so good children
cry for it. 1t cures Group, bronchitis,
pneumonia, grippe and all throat and
lung diseases. r. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-11-25

-HAT no one remedy can Certain tEr
elements necessary 70 cure all Ciscas-
cs, : a fact we'll kuCwn TO everyone
}. Liles' System Of Restorative Remedies
uns!Sts Of seven di,tinct:voiy dif-crcn:
argpGIations, each forts own purpose.
~. J. {. Bg2.nley, 3. Henry s.. - CatI-
?e5. Ontario, writes: For years / su:
ret from extreme nervousness and annoy
f. constipation, deve.0rinEi into p2lD;tat:n-
,f! @ealGle:@ ii the heart. j WIS unable l.
~.r., suffered much from headache, paiaia
-.~ ieto s.Ge, pa!3itat:on and = ccasta.-
.'-,..E 81 weakness a;.d Dr5>,rat!Gn. I tcga'.
ing Ir. z...,a' Ncr.i;e, Heart Care ans
1--we ana Liver I:l!s :."6 tie Anti-p2:a
Us - relieve sacG@n E~":oXySl1s Of pain
a1.a hel1ar.Ie. 1soon fei1 much improved
.Il &c pains and 4clJs auI wearIness left
NEE. ! Then took Dr. Miles Restorative
suuic and am now RESTORED 20 my former
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-11-25

~ - - II
ilg. Miles Remedies
:e Gold by all CIuG-
lists under q positive
Guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
landed. Book on lis
Sases ofthe heart and
nerves free. Address,
Dr.. lille MEDICAL
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13
Gta fnappeS Gmtfu ut cit,

Sanfbare Wurte 9eibrieben BON Grau
Ioa 6. Sart bon @orton, 60: ugr=
frantic an elmer i6lilnmen @rtdltung
pel6e ii6 auf Die 2ungen f1lug;
SuIten tam oo5u unO fing i6 cn ibtpino=
1ii1tig au nerDen. gier Qler3te gaben
MIDI auf uno iasten, ouB i6 nur nod
tllrse 3eit 81 leben baben iperoe. SD
CAB mid ielbit meinem grlDler auf,
bofeno, oab lpenn ib nidt bel meinen
Trelllloen auf @roen bleiben fDnne, i6
meine abtpeienoen Dben treffen iperoe.
Semano CAB meinem @atten ben Gotb,
Sr. Sings Stem DISCOVERY fir S9pino=
iuht, 5uiten uno @rfdltung 81 belbai=
fen. SD mabte einen Geriub uno nabm
i'm Gansen aht Sflaiden. Gs bat mid
fllrirt unO, 6ptt lei 9auf, ib bin iebt
eine 9elunoe uno frdftige 6rau. probe=
flaIden frei in s. s. Wfiller & Sobns
4potbete. Ge9uldre OrDbe SO Gts. uno
$l.OO. Garantirt ooer Der preis Su=
rider ltattet. |
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13

iperoen ourb locale 9lpplicaticnen, ba iie
ben Sib Der Grantbeit ni6t errei6en
tDnnen. &atarrb 1T cine Ylut= ooer
GDnltitutipns=&rantbeit unO I'm 1ie Su
beilen, miibt Sbr innerlide 9eilmittel
nebnen. Sails Gatarrb Sur tpiro
eineenommen uno nirft bireft auf
oos glut uno Die fdleimise Cber=
fiddle. 6aa's &atarrb Sur lit
feline Suaflalber Meoiair. sic
lpuroe leit Sabren bon einem Der beiten
Merste oieies 2anDes peroronet nno lit
.in reselmdbiges Heeept. sic beitebt
aus ben belten betannten Sorica, per=
bunoen nit oen beiten Ylutreinigungs=
mltteln, Die bireft auf bic G1leimober=
fiddle tuirten. Sic polltommene Ber=
binouns Der sipei Seitanotbeile 1T es,
mas iol6' munberbolle Feiultate bel Der
6eiluns bon &atarrb berporbringt.
Capt gud 3eusniile ulnionlt fdiden.
s. S. GbeneD & Co.,
@isentb. Solebo, ..
eW Nerfauft bon alien Mpotbefern,
rs Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13

iueiiurg nnfgaben. Inn bic nlormolli=
ihe su QenieBen. Mlio ltramnle ProlelD=
tenma1erei
Wieosr Elm ganttrach Gas 8anf=
hans Walter & Tubois in gccle CNen=
enburo) bat ieine 3dblunaen einseltelt
bel einem palfip=Saloo bon mebrerll
bunoerttauieno 6ranfen. Giele fleine
2eute lollen ibre griparnille bel bieier
ganf anaele9t Gaben uno nun su SOay
Den fomnen.
Die biesjdbrigen Waturitdtspriifun.
| gen am 8pmnalinm IN YurgOprf
baben tp,eber Elm lebr ib6nes GeIultat
aebrabt, inoem 4 9lbitirienten bos
&sife=3eugniB nit Der 9tote / (iebt
suD. II nit Der Note 9tpte 2 (guD err
rangen, uno nur elmer ton Den II
Siinglinaen. pelde ms gramen ge=
sangen lino, lih nit Der ylote 3 (3iem=
LID guD begniigen mubte.
Ser obere .Salmber9" Iammt ,g6=
belt" (5olotburm lit bon einem Som
lortium, tpel6es li1 in Solutburn ae=
biibet bat, erlpDrben poroen. Sie Gje.
ieuidaft beabIidtiat Den gau zines ss=
rdumigen Gurbauies.
gm 10. September bat ole @r0ff=
nung Der eriten 9beilltrefe Der Sung
frau=yabu itattaefunoen. Is 3iiee
fiibrten ca. $50 8dite CUR GletIderfa=
ton, po Die ginmeibungsfeierlidtei
Dor lih aing.
9as 40tlsine Gebduoe sdblenoe I6rf=
hen Soulillon i'm Ginfiibtbal (Wallis)
| lit Montaa Na6t abaebrarnt. 6iilie=
lsiituns mar iolt unmDslld, neil oas
Sorf auf iebr bobem yergesriifen
Iiest. llno in Dem I'M sleiden 8e5irft
liegenoen 80rfdben @banoolin, bas gu,
3eit MIR BON 3 Yerionen belppbnt mar,
serltOrte Elm granO 35 Spei9er uni
gereibeunen. Ser auf ben 19. Sept
BON Secunoarlebrer Marti III glioau
lignalilirt gelueiene sturm nit &eaer
1T piinttllb einsetroIfen, jeoenfalls 5u1
6reuoe oes @etterpropbeten. Gum
2eiomeIen Der 8auernibaft bat abe,
oer 3egen niht an9ebalten. Die Sro=
denbeit miro aasema6 sur Salamltdt
st.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13
St1eres Wtftcl gegen Ole
0ripnc.

9fiemonb breubt an oleler garltigel1
&rantbeit gu leioen, penn er nur oaa
redte Mittel bagegen einnimnt. Wtan
bat Sdmer5en i'm gan5en 2eib, Die 2eber
1T auber Sronung, Der Nppetit feblt, es
lit fein 2eben, fein Streben i'm Wenihen
uno leioet on grtdltung, tur5 man 1T
9anS ferti9. electric 8itters 1T bas
einsise 9Rittel, bas iofort uno liber
6ilfe i6aht. @s tpirft oireft auf 2eber,
Magen uno glieren itdrft bas eanse
Spltem uno ma6t ginen fiiblen. tpie
neugeboren. IS miro aarantirt, oaB
es betlt, ooer bas Gelo miro suriifgese=
ben. gu baben in s. s. Wiiler &
Sobns glpotbete SOC Die Slai6e. |
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13
3errifleMes Vapter0cIO.

Die 8eridte BON gelp SerieD baben
iiinait enil6ieoen, BOB cine 9ouarnots,
BON nel1er III Der Dberen linfen gfe Elm
Stiif, elm uno Elm balb 3oa brett uno
ein llno ELL uiertel 3ou lang, abeeriNen
mar, nidt mebr ais aeiebmdbiees 3ab=
lunssmittel Qesal tenoerl ansenommen
gu peroen brauht. Cine iol6e Note
mar oem Gonoutteur elmer StraBen=
babn prdientirt norben. Der bic 9ln=
nabme pertueiserte uno ben Pahagier
ab3uieben orobte, morauf oieier aui
Sdaoeneriab tlaNte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13
S6,peisers&orrelp
(gon unierem SpestaI.9orreIponbenten.)

gurgoorf, 81. September, 1898.
2ieber geobabter
SIN Der abgelaufenen Wo6e reoete
bier ielten iemano ppm 9repfus=San=
bel, Doer ion itigel1 Nn9elegenbeiten,
ipel9e Die pDlitilhe gYelt ei9dftigsn;
nnr Ell @reignie beiddftigte uno er=
fiilte ale, Die i6auerlide Morbtbat in
@enf. Sbtper laItet bas lln9liif auf
Dem Sauie 9absbure. Yalo miro es
iib gum 10. Mal idbren, boB Rron=
prin5 Guoplf 6ano an lib ielblt eeleet
bot. llnenoli9 idmer bat bieies i6ref=
lide greisnib auf Sailer 6ran5 soiepb
lnb ieiner 8emobln gliiabetb eelaltet.
lInb als Dor einem Sabr bel Dem ldred=
Iiben 8asar=yrano in Yaris bic SGpe-
fter Der SaiIerin Die ungliidli9e Serso=
gin b'Nleneon in ben Slamnen ben
Spo fano, mar bas ein neuer S1mers.
.Sn oer SeuDlterung Geiterrei6 lln=
garns senob Die Galieria piele Spntpa=
thien, 9lnfan9s ipesen ibrer eroBen
Sh6ubeit, ipdter tpegen oer i6peren
GhifIalsIdldge. Sie Gailerin GIiia=
beth uuroe als ba,eriide 9er5ogin am
"a. Ee5enlber 1887 geboren, erreibte
alIo Elm utter bon 81 Scbren. 2lts Die
Na9ribt bon Der Shretenstbat Die
8auen unleres Gaterlanoes ourb:
lief, oa mar bas gan5e S1peiserpolf
erf6ittert unb trauererfiillt, entlebt bis
in bic Siefe bes Sersens. 9lber aud
elm 5hrei Der @ntriiltllng ains burd
nniere Sbdler /; in Staot uno 2ano
bat man oas rudloie 8erbredeu als Ell
ne uns sugefiigte Grauenpolle Miiletbat
empfunoen. 2luf ben Montas Wlittas
bate @enf eine grobe 5rauerfeier an=
georonet !; bic geb0roen uno bic
8ebDlteruna nabm baran in ernltem
Sdmeisen She'll. 9lod ME bate @enf
cine folde 9unosebung seIeben. IS
iuar Der pyoteIf bes gansen Yoltes 9e=
gen bas ruhloie 0erbre1en, Der Nus=
Drnf bes 5dmeraes iiber oas unerborte
greisniB uno bes Beileios fir ben
ihtpergepriiften Safer. SIM Subild.
umsiabr oes 2aiiers MIRO feline 8emab=
lin ermorbet. Sn ber Shat, tpenn
man ie nit 8ebt einen &aiier einen
.armen Naann" nennen tonnte. ben
aaiier bon O.fterreid barf man iebt 10
beiben. Mm ID. Sept. 0ormittaes
fanb bic uebcriiibruns Der 2eide Der
Raife in bom 6otel v8eanripaee" nad
DEM Babnbof itatt.JWdbreno Der @ere=
monte ldutete bic ,@lemence" i'm Wiin=
itertburm. Ser 3ua lanate um l llbr
in Bern an, tpoielbit ebenfa1s bic Gir=
henslofen 9eldutet ipuroen. llnb pai=
firte Buraborf um l:30. 9Im Mbenb
Des Is. Sept. I'm 10 llbr Ian9te Der
3ug in Qbien on. Ser @inbruf, ben
Die GhrefensbotidaIt in Wien unb
Yef, ia in Der gan3en 0iterreidii1en
Naonar6ie Deruria1te, mar unbefhreib-
lid benn barnuf mar niemanb gefuBt.
Dnnbel unb Wanbel itunben itill ; bas
Ge31nfe Der parteien mar beritummt.
Sn genf, Bern unb Grid finb felt
Montag 3ipei Dubenb Mnar6iiten ber-
baitet luOroen, ausidlieBli9 Staliener.
Sbre Nusmeifnng itebt bebor. 9fnn
fonint natiirlidi cine ifalienii6e 3ei=
1iing, bic ,perjerberan3a" linb idreibt:
Dds ye,balten Der Ghpei3 1T angetban,
81, eurDpdif6tn Jrieben 3l if6ren, oa
bleielbe Mnarihilten uub politif1en
B<rbrs6erH Aipl gepdbrtl So tDobl,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13

Mus Dem @em0lbe Der MolIDn's 8
Bant in Winnipeg, Ganaoa, iinb $50,
600 in Bantnoten berldmunOen. 9as
8etp0lbe 1T niht erbro6en, lonbern
auf reaelmdbise Weiie 9eoffnet tporoen.
Die Bantbeamten unb bic poliaei
i6meigen iiber ben 8DrfalI. Ser Sc
iddftslelter Der Bant lit auf einem
.SaaoausHuse abmeIeno, bic iibriger
4nselteaten maren ieooh an ibrer Mr=
belt,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13
n Brieflhaften. gireulare uno ipnfti=

= BriefIdaften, gireulare uno ioniti=
ge Ghriiftftiife, Die mittels Der 96reib=
mai1iue (eiilaeln ober our1 Berpielfdl=
tigungs=proaeb) bergeitellt lino, tperoen
laut elmer bonn @eneralpoitmeiiter err
laNenen @erfii9ung instiinftis als per-
I0nli6e Corresponding betradtet uno
benz Driefporto ilnterworfen. Mls
!, ,Drudiahen" iuerben 3eitungen unb
ane nit elmer Druferpreiie, Neofple,
iog. elettriiden Jeber, Wimeograph,
Dettograph unb Goppgrapb bergelten-
ten 5ahen tlaiIifieirt uno bef6rbert
tDerber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13
merben

Sn Der pofoifiee in Megomb, BEL
Ginlop, o., tpurbe Elm Monto bon $40
|entoedt unb Grdulein Settle HDbinfon,
Elm glerf, glaubte, man balte iie fiir Die
Ghulbige. sic fprang in einen Brun.
ne1. nm Gelblfmorb 81 be9eben, tul,roe
|aber 9erettet uno 1T iebt irrfinnig,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13

= Sic Mominiitration tpiro bem gon=
greB bic MieDereinfiibrung bes bollen
Nomiralranges unb bic gef6roerung
George Deiuep's gum Mbmiral empfeb=
len, 10 ertldrte Der Warineiefretdr Gong
9an5 pofitip. Ser prdiibent 1T in oie=
Ter Ainiidt auf ber seite oes Marine.
ietretdrs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13

Die 2ei6e oes ieit Nobember 1895 per=
miBten polptehniters 6ranelid gefun=
ben uno na6 Sientbal gebrabt.
Iab laneem 2eioen 1T il, 2angen=
tbal (yern) i'm Mlter BON 49 Sabren
9err Giifermeifer Jrib Mumentbaler
seforbe,, fein 9inibeioen miro bon
Der aeiammten Yepolteruus beoauert.
Am 5anntag itarb in 2auianne i'm Nl=
ter bon 49 Sabren Nopotat Srlebrib
Dubrit. Derielbe mar felt 20 Sabre1
Mitglieo bes @roben &atbes. gr mar
elmer Der berporra9eniten Nopofaten in
ariminalangelesen uno in allen
pihtiseren Gaben tbdtig. Sn Der
politit neigte er gu Der liberal=fonier-
patipen partei bin, gait aber allaemeiu
als llnabbdniyer.
Nm Nbeno Des 18. September tpur=
be Der 22idbrise 0ei5er Der idmeiseri.
iden Gentralbabn, Noolf Guselmann.
oberhalb Dem Babniibersans 3uhmpl
bon bem bon Often Der in 6plotburr
I'm Ii ubr anfon1menoen 3uge iiber=
fabren unb get6btet.
| @eitern Morgen lit in Bursborf 0r,
Geometer Sobann Wenser nad ldnae.
rer Rrantbeit (Waieriudt) i'm Mlte1
pon so Sabren seftorben. gr mar cir
in tueiten Rreilen betannter tiiGtieel
Berufsmann unb freiiinniger Burger.
Sn Biel (Bern) .rirb iiber aubring.
li1e Yropaganba Der Mornlonen 9e.
fagt, pelde es fogdr oa5u gebradt pa.
] ben, oaB Rinber Bic 9riifli1e Inter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13
.Sennie, Die Ia idbrige SoAte1

nJennie, Die IA jdhrige So9tel
bon S. $. Stephenson @on5ales, 9eras,
mabte einen @elbfmoroberiu1, inbem
fie Die ROpfe bon 2l3 3iinbb6l3ern Der.
ihludte. 3ur3 nahber bereute bas
Mdbden Die Sbat llno bersebrte nun
Sped unb 5dmala, uin ibr Qeben su
retten. 6ierour6 wurOe jeoo6 nur De,
Sob be51leunigt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-13
9entofratiiNes 3idet.

Sar stoats.9efretdr,
Upton 6. 8utberp,
pan W1arion @ountp
Sir gi6ter bes supreme.@sri9ts
0uah s. Nidols,
BON Glernpnt Gpuutp.
Sir glerf hes supreme @eridts,
Sabib g. NiIber.
bon DeIcpare eountp.
Sir 8abruu9s -Gommiiidr.
Sobn Gafer,
bon @oueocf Gpuntp
Sir msitslteo bes ssatbss Der bffentli6en gserte
s. Suisbt paul,
bon sua,iit Guuntp
Sir Ssreisribtcr qau9er Sermiu)
sc. M. 3orhees,
BON GoibpGon epuntp.
Sir areisribter Gltrssr Sermin):
s. M. Smarb,
BON Stdins @puntp
Gouereb Q7. GtitritD
Sobn u. Mc9onea,
bon 9olmes sDzatp
Sir gpmmiiiipndr ppn 3uscaraipos @ountp
Soiepb @Oroou.
Sir Grmenbuus-9 -9irefipr:
Benjamin Sberrets.
Sir Coroner
Sr. sc. g. Sarton.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19

around, since we got annexed"
with face that indicates, that he
has lost his best friend. Before the
news" came Mr.. Desky was beam
ing on everybody and betting that
the "happy" event would shortly
occur. He used to tell the people
about his plans in regard to the
new transit company, and he was
full Of enthusiasm and schemes.
Not word is heard now about the
Rapid Transit Company and Desky
has adopted face looking as if he
was going into the undertaking
business. Get move on, old man.
Wake up aud take a tumble on the
Rapid Transit.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19

E. j. Jellings, a brother of Bob
Jellings, met an untimely end on
Sunday afternoon last, being found
drowned by his brother in the
Waipahu stream near the Oahu
Sugar Plantation, where the de-
ceased was employed as carpenter.
The young man was "a years OF age,
an American by birth, and having
parents residing in San Francisco,
California. Ed had many friends
in this city and was reckoned a
splendid fellow by all who had the
pleasure of meeting him. He had
paid visit to his parents just late
ly and returned few days ago to
Honolulu on the steamship Coptic.
only to take his long rest in Nuu-
anu cemetery. His funeral took
place yesterday afternoon from the
undertaking parlors Of H. II.
Williams, on Fort Street. The Rev..
D. p. Birnie officiated at the grave
The remains of Ed. Jellings will be
embalmed and taken on to San Fran
cisco later. Deceased was a member
of the Alameda Parlors Native Sons
OF the Golden West.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19
THE PARDoNs.

AS the last act Of grace the
Executive Council and the Council
of State have granted full and free
pardon to the political prisoners of
1895, who we're at liberty on parole.
The councillors did not enter into
any debate but simply cast vote
which in the future makes the men
connected with the so-called rebel
lion of 1896 free men, and restores
to them their civil rights and
chance or enjoying the privileges of
having their "fnes" remitted.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1898.
WHO WILL PAY

Now that the truth is valueless
for annexation purposes it leaks out
in the columns Of the morning
paper that the Government Of Mr..
Dole committed an act of unneces-
sary injustice and cruelty by pre-
venting 1150 poor Japanese coolies
from landing here.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19

A petition for Aug. Herring was
offered and was opposed by Inspec-
tor Magoon. Herring shot and killed
Huntsman in 1893 and was sentenc.
ed to 10 years Imprisonment by a jury
which must have been composed Of
very peculiar men. Huntsmap, a
nihilist, who in his capacity Of
lawyer and journalist created a
great deal OF trouble here interfered
with the domestic happiness Of
Herring and got killed. Any "Amer-
lean" jury would have acquitted the
outraged husband; here he was sem
fenced to a term Of imprisonment,
and only after five years servitude
a full pardon will be granted him at
the end OF this year.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19
TOPICS OF The DAY.

Great honors are due to the un-
known benefactor, who has in q
most munificent manner assisted
certain institutions in adding prac-
tical branches to their educational
system. The unknown donor does
not desire advertising" of his gifts,
but we cannot help throwing a
bouquet of blossoms of gratitude at
smiling -.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19

The Advertiser man states cheer
fully that although he wrote the
"other way" he always condemned
the action of the Government, for
which, he claims, we will shortly
have to pay.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19

Other pardons we're offered and
some of the prison inspectors show
ed their bias and intolerance in op-
posing recommendations for pardon
in a most discreditable manner.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19

Another carload of Jewel
Stoves and Ranges just re-
ceived.
We carry in stock twenty
six styles and sizes of these
celebrated stoves.
Don't wait until your old
stove is burned out.
We will have it cleaned
and sold for you, free of
charge.
Remember we have q stove
repair department and can be
of service to you in many
ways.
Fuel is expensive. The
"Jewel" stove is a fuel saver.
Call and examine them and
read testimonials from many
of the best housekeepers in
Honolulu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19

Another case was before the Coun-
ell, and after lengthy debate it
was decided to grant pardon to
the culprit in question on the 31st
day Of December. We regret that
in this instance an unnecessary de-
lay in the interest of mercy has been
made and we cannot approve of the
attitude Of the Executive, which in
the face of the Councillors carried
the day and defeated public opinion
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19

The days Of the official life of the
ministers" are short, however. and
in the future the great "bosses" will
cease to have "pull," and petitions
for pardons from the men who pay
the taxes will have due considera-
ton. Some day our autocrats may
yet be in need of pardon" and call
for the friendly feelings of the
People.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19
Timely Topics.
Honolulu, J,me 81, 1898
NEVER WASTE

the heat in your boilers if you
wish to grow wealthy. AT
this season of the year Plant
ers are nearly through grind
ing and begin to attend to
their boilers. Now, no man
is more highly esteemed on
the Islands as q scientific Engi-
neer than Kopke Of the Pio-
neer Mill of Lahaina. His
tests as regards the confne-
ment and economy of boiler
heat showed that our
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-19

What the d. has become of the
Rapid Transit Company and the in
defatigable Desky3 The great pro-
moter and real estate man goes