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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12
Eeiifet Den Nmts eio.
Die 0Frh1aftaIane.

G. 8. DUN &c @p.'s W09entli9e ue6erz
ii9t iiber bic 8ei9dftslage iagt: 8esigli4
Der 8anferptte mar bas Sabr 1897 niAt muir
bus bette felt 1892, fonOern AUDI i'm grpBen
unD 8dn3en, 10 piel man beitimmt petB, baS
bette. Mtt 1882 8onterDtteu, Der 3ab(
nah UNI 11.5 pro5ent tpentger ulS in 1896
unb riiditdnbige DECENTRALIZATION pon $780,
581,771, 24.O 8ro5ent tpeniger als in 1896,
beliefen 1i9 bic 8untbanterotte bes Sya6res
auf SOS, 249, 700 unb bic 3ab1 Der 8anferotte
BON 6anbelsgei6dften betrug nur 1851, nit
DISQUALIFICATION pom $154,333,071, mas
bur6i6nittli9 nur $11,559 ausma4t, peniz
ger als je, iobiel betannt 1T, ausgenOmmen
in 1892. N6er ielbt in ienem Sabre hetruz
gen bic bur9T9nittli9en @erbinOli6teiten
$1O,477, pdbrenb tie in Der IeBten SGlfte
BON 1897 bur4i9nittIi4 u $9,593 6etruz
gen,
Die 8sri9te iiber bic ein5elnen @sI4Gfts>
3tpeige 3eigen, baB in Is bon % &lafIen
Die 8anterotte nie0riger naren uls in irgeno
einem frii6eren Sabre, iiber nsl6e 8eri4te
borliesen. 8eionoers grOB lit Die N6nabme
in Der groBen Nn5abl pon 8anferOtten bon
ni6t tluiiifi8irten Gabriten uno 9anbelsz
gef9Gften. NuBerbem 3eigte oas Sd9r bel
einem 8ergleiA Der 5%tpeiten NIT Der erien
6Glfte cine msrtli9e Mbna6me, pie ctli4e
bur9 BrOsperitdt ausge3ei9nete Sabre GU
na6me qe3eiqt baden. 9as neue Su6r fling
fir Equalization in 4ftien unb @etreibe nit
elmer GnttduI9ung an, mas tein i9te4teS
3eiben lit. YreiIe bon Nttien Iinb elm penig
geftiegen, na9bem ite 5uerit 6sruntergegangen
paren unb i6IieBen Inn 70 Gents per Nttie
bD6er fir @iien6ubnen unh I'm $1.05 per
Nttie b0ber fir Sruits.
Mei3en lit tpegen 8eenbigung Der
v@6mGn5e" (Gorner) in G6ica9o UNI Il
Gents g~efullsn unO peitli9e 3ufubrer tparen
etpa boppslt 10 groB uIs Die i'm IeBten Sabre.
8aumnple mar fir @iele cine @nttGu>
I6uug, neil fie ii6 in Spot" qreiien bur8>
aus ni9t gednbert bat, Obpp9l Die 8eri3te
bon ACKNOWLEDGMENT in 5abriten g2euz
@nglanbs Die 9offnung uuf grOBeren 8er@
brau3 re9tfertigen.
Ote 6a6riten fir @olenz unb 8oritebS
ftoffe MAIDEN 3iemli6 itdrte 8olanfdufe gu
preifen, bic oermut6li4 ben beiten febr
na6e Ite6en, ba in 8eri4ten, psl4e OOr bier
8oben befagten, buB teine 3ugeitdnbnife
eemu6t piirben, es ieBt beiBt, Dab Die tiir8z
li6eu 19le9ten preiIe Oorii6er ieien.
Die characterization 1T bur4 uuBergee
p06nli6es @ef6dft fir Die SaiiOn peiter
ermut6igt morbeu. @o lit unter anOeren etn
GROCER 8aucpntratt obgef4lofen por6en.
Sanferotte.
9te 3ab1 Der 8anferotte bat tpGbrenb Der
@p9e in ben Ser. Stuaten 322 b~etragen, gez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12

Seit Sanuar 1T in ben Standardization
nnfDIpantens. Elm neues @eIeb
ii6er Strdflingsarbeit in &raft.
9ieieS @efeb unteroriidt 8tpar ben 5abrit6e<
trieb in iol4en Nnitalten tetnespegs gan3,
g%eitattet aber bel Der Sabrttation bon @au=
rem in StraFanitalten nur bic @erpenounq
BON IoI6en Maf9inen, bic nit 0anbz ober
SuBtraft betrieben tperben; aud 6eI9rGntt es
Die Mn5abl Der @trdfGinge, tpel9e NIT Der
@nfertigung opn @aaren beI9dftigt merben
biirfen. Ri4t Ii fir 3u4tbduIer gelten
oiefe 8eitimmungen, ionoe1n AUDI fir Or
beitSbduier unb 8e1Ierungsanftalten, unb iie
bei4rdnten 8. 3, BEL Der Nnfertigung BON
8eIen unb 8iiriten bic Nn3a6l Der nit bic fer
Snouitrie bei9dftigten StrGflinge auf 5
Pro5ent, tpd6renb BEL alien anbersn Maaren,
nit N%usna6me BON Matten unb 6uB1dufern,
10 9ro3ent bef9Gftigt perben biirfen. 8ez
an1te, unter beren Nuffi6t fi9 bic Ar6eits=
bertbeilung in fol9en Nn1talten befinbet,
ieBen ii4 fir llebertretung Oieies @eiebes
Der Sefabr elmer @elbbuBe BON $1,000 uno
elmer g~efdngniBfrafs BON etnem Sabr aus,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12
Mpnfinns- Mnpntpn

9enfonsz 2lgenten : Gbas. q. Orr in
Buffalo, g. g.; Sonatbon Msrriam in
Gbicago, ST.; Spbnep 8. 8tlIon in 8af5<
ington.
Srant u. Morris, 9enerdI 2~onbmefer
bon South 0atota,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12
Die GefdJid)te unferer glotte.
(S@luB bon Der i. Geit..)


I6dbigen. pIDBli9 purbe audi bic Mufmert~
famteit Der Sripolitdner tpieoer gan3 bon benz
%brsnnenben S6iffe in Nnipru4 genommen,
auf Dem, 1obalo ba5 6eusr bic Y~ulDermuqaz
sine errei4t bate, cine fiir@terlt9e @rplo1ion
e~rfOlgte, tpelfs W}aiten unb Satelipert bo6
in bic 2uft I9leuberte uno BEN Numpf in
3pei S6eile auseinanberiprsngt = Elm f6auz
rig@f3Dnes S9uufpiel! Bon nsn tii6nen
@meritanern, bic ii9 als6alo in 5i6erbeit
9ebrd3t batten, nur nur @iner ~Drlpunbet
lporben, tpdbrenO bic Sripolitaner mtubeItens
~3tpan3ig Sobte gu b~etlagen 6atten,
Der GongreB OerIieb Decatur CUR 8elo6z
nung fir bieie Shat bas gapitdnsz Yatent
uno Elm foitbares S9pert, pd9reno ale iibriz
gen S6eilnebmer an Der Expedition $inen
@rtraiOIb fir 3pei Monate er6ielten. Der
yfame oes 6a9r3eu9es purbe in nSntrepib"
~umgeGnoert. Der Pai9a bon Sripplis ri9te
ii4 oubur4, baB er bic @efangenen in falte,
feu4te @eIaffe i'm GrOgeidoB bes @9loFes
etniperren lieB, aus benen lie ert 6sfreit murz
ben, ais er ~ge3tpungen mar. 5rieben 5u
I6IieBen.
Wit ~nirfungsoo1er 2ebenbigfeit f9ilbert
9srr Spears bann Die gef9i3tli9sn @reiq=
ntie, pel9e Dem &riege bon 1912 ooraufqinz
gen, uro bon ben in biefem Sample grunge
men 2orbeeren ntmmt er nieberum bic meiIten
fir Die 5lotte in Nnfpru9. Nnbere inter-
%efiante 8apttel in benz @pears'f9en Wetfe
ent6Qlten 8ert6te ii6er unIere StreiT3iiqe aez
gen Die noe itinbti9en @serGllber, iiber BEN
5Deiten 8rieg nit ben afritaniI9en &orfaren,
Die 8etbeiligung Der 6lotte am mertfanil6en
&rtege, Die Operationen gegen g6ina uno Die
@ri4lieBung Sapans bur4 Commodore
PerrD.
Die @ei4i9te bes 8iirgerfriegcs be9innt
i'm orttten @anoe unb 5e6t Ii1 audi nod
our3 ben grDBten She'll bes piertsn. Sin
gang beionoeres Sob ipenbet er benz Momiral
6arragut, tnbem er iagt: DWenn mir un8
beim Stuoium Der ameritanii9en 0e16i6te
BON ben S9la4ten Bel SEEM Ort2ulls unD
Mobile gu ben Sperationen Der 5lotte Dor
@barleston ~penben, 10 ordngt 1i3 uns unz
pilturli3 Der gebante auf baB 3 i'm 8irs
g~ertriege nun einsn 6arragut gegeben bat.
Dem mag man audi Ou Pont uno Oa6igren
fir groBe Mdnner balten, 10 finp ibre gdn3z
li3en WiBerfolge Dor @6arleston nur buSu
anget6an, bic groBe @%erebrung, ipslde Sarz
ragut in ben 0er8sn ieiner 0anOsIeute ge>
fu1oen bat, nod mebr gu befeii9en unb gu
er60ben."
0os S6luBtapttel bieIes 8erfss 1T der
8ei9iGte Der neuen 5lOtte" 9elpiomet, nit
beren @rbuuung 9emifermaBen Der Nnfang
gema9t purOe, ats Marineminifter 6unt cine
8e4Oroe bon MarineOffi3eren, nit Gpntrez
Nbmtral So6n Hobgers an Der Spite, err
%nannte, UNI bic fir cine ,neue 6lotte n0t6igen
@rforo2rniHe feit5uitelen. Obpo9l er fi9
ni4t gegen Die Sbatfa9e berI9lieBt, baB unz
Iere 6lotte er1t etipa ben f%iinften P(aB unter
ben SeemGGten Der Nelt einnimmt, 10 peit
CT bod nit @enugtbuung auf bie bebeutenben
Sort16ritte bin, bic mir in Der Neu3eit in
9init9t Der 8erbolitdnbigurg unisrer SRA
rine gsma9t boben, uno ertlGrt, baB unTer
npetbes 8ei4paoer", ipenn aut9 Helm an
3nbl, pO3l i'm @tanOe 1T, oos Selb gu be-
baupten,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12
S quotation.

Ser BON ben Mafenbertpaltsrn Der nGheit@
n~utitreet Srut &c SaOing 6uno Company"
in P6ilabelp6ia DOrgef6lugene PIan, Die
QngeIegen6sitsn biefes Snitituts uno Der
G6sitnutfreet : National 8ant gu III
quibiren, purbe 0onneritag bonn Stdot@
rat6 gutgebeiBen. QI8 bic 8ant lire Sbi<
rem f9loB, befunOen itb $289,OOO Der Stdot
ge60rigen @eIoss in oeriel6en, Inter benz
0iquibirungsplane nirb bic Stuot Priori@
tGtsattien in Der rRscorb pubIiIbing @omz
pan1" ais .GoIaterals" fir Die 8eaablung
bes in Der 8ant 6interlegten 8ettages srbal=
ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12
nnIfttrh1eH.
Banna's Kampf.


Columbus, bic 9auptftaOt BON Sbip,
mar tpd6reno Der OerfloKenen DO4e Der
G3auplaB zines ber3petfelten Samples
3piF6en ben Greunbsn unb Seinbea Mar<
Gus q. 9anna's UNI Die Grnennung be5 Qeb@
tsren gum 8unbesienator. Montag Q6enb
mar man nod Der 4nii4t, boB Dem Senator
6anna nod cine @timme CUR 8a6l fe6le.
Nber BEL Der Nbtimmung am 9ienItc9 err
6telt er i'm 6auie So, i'm Senat II Stimz
men, gegen 40 refp. 10 Stimmen, bic auf
ben Mabor bon Glepslanb, Mc&ifon, fielen.
@omit niro CT beute pO6l gepd6lt tperoen,
rnb 3ipar Iopo6t fir ben tur5en, pie fir ben
lanoen Sermin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12

gen All i'm lebten Sabre unb 80 in CANADA,
gegen 60 in 1896.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-12
Jnauouratiorr.


@oub. 8uT6neQ purbe Montdg fir ietz
men 3ipeiten Mmtstermin als @ouperneur BON
O6io in Der 8otunba bes Staatsgebduoes in
Italirt. Sberri9ter 8urtett nabm iAm Dem
Nmtseib ab, Die Snaugurutionsani pra4e
8ui6neqs mar tur3. Die barauf folgenoe
garabe 6rau9te nur 20 Minuten, nm an
Der Dor Dem @tnatsgebduoe erri9teten Sris
biine D%pr6ei3umari 4iren.
8et Dem @mpfang am 46enb gu @6ren
bes @ouperreurS in Der &otunoa ging es ftiq
per. @tpa 1000 psrIonen nabmen Oaran
t6etl.
Seiiet oeu Nmtseio.
SOCCER Wplcott bat 9Dnnerftog ieinen
Nmtseib als 9ouberneur oes StadtesWtand=
9uTetts, gu tpel9em Nmte er gum 3petten
Male erpG6lt puroe, a6gelegt.
WahIrc iuItot.
SoIepb s. Miqiams, Der MapOrstanbiout
uuf benz unab6dn9igsn bemofratii3en Wabl@
aettel, lit ii6er 2ucaS Glapp, ben gegennGrti=
gen 8~iirgermeiiter BON Mempbis, Senn,, nit
500 Sttmmen Wte6rbett erpd6lt pprben.
NuBerbem 1T pas gan3e unubbdngi9e Sidet
gepdbIt,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

being worked by Mr.. Harrison. At
one Of them new derrick has just
been erected, the biggest in the
country. The mast is 80 feet high,
and 20 tons OF stone can easily be
lifted at one pull. Over 60 men are
daily at work cutting the fine stones
from which Mr.. Harrison chooses his
material for the erection OF the
Judd block and other great build
ings, (the fire station exceptedD
With plenty OF water, plenty Of
electric road aud plenty OF push"
the Kaimuki ward will be the
healthiest aud most popular resi-
dence portion OF Honolulu.
Andrew Brown will furnish the
water, the Rapid Transit Company
the road. and Gear, Lansing & Co.
the push" And we wish them a
speedy success in the interest of
Greater Honolulu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

maintain for a moment that it can
be other than an open dishonour Of
Him, "with Whom is no variable
ness neither shadow OF turning" for
women to enter His sanctuary in
attire that renders them indistin-
guishable from menu
Ed. DIOCESAN MAGAZINE.
July 16, 1898.
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Died.

TELLEs-In this city, July II, 1898,
infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Telles, aged 2 months.
SULLIvAN-At the Queens Hospi-
tai, Honolulu, July II, 1898, William
Sullivan, corporal of Company l.,
Thirteenth Minnesota volunteers,
aged "a.
IUKo-In Honolulu, at 12:40 a. M,
July Is, 1893, Mrs. Kealoha luke,
aged A.
E~ The funeral takes place at
$3.50 this afternoon from St. An
drew's Cathedral.
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at Cyclomere.

The events at Cyclomere on
Saturday evening were unfortunate
ly very disappointing, as the pro-
gram was very incompletely carried
out. The tug of war was won by
the Iwilei team in eleven minutes
The winners in the cycle races were
Ludloff, Jones and King. Murdock
did not appear.
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Born.

IoKEwE-At Maternity Home, this
city, July IL, 1898, to the wife of
Iokewe, a son.
HoLT-At Makaha, Waiauae, Oahu,
July Is, 1898, to the wife OF James
r. Holt, Jr., daughter.
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Dux Femina Facti.
Ed. TIE INDEPENDENT

ED. The INDEPENDENT:--
Sir:-When the Advertisers attack |
on the Diocesan Magazine for call
ing attention to certain Divine
prohibition is shipped of its buff
foonery the position taken up on the
question will be seen to be a very
serious one. AS more than two
months will elapse before the Do
cesar Magazine will have an oppor-
tunity OF showing at length what
this attack means, space for a few
words in your columns will be CRATE
fully accepted.
Were the Advertiser a sporting
paper, its attack should pass I'M
noticed. But the Advertiser besides
being Government paper, repre-
sents especially that section of the
community which came here with
the Bible in its hand to convert the
Pagan Hawaiian. Consequently,
wherever the Bible is concerned, one
would never expect beforehand that
that paper would array itself against
anything in the Sacred Volume. To
fud the organ of the American mis-
sionaries ridiculing precept enun-
ciated with special emphasis and
solemnity in Holy Writ, and practi-
cally declaring itself on the side Of
Paganism, is painful surprise.
The Advertisers endeavour to make
it appear that the precept referred
to is obsolete by quoting two other
1 precepts from the same chapter, of
a different tenor, and not enforced
with the same sanctions, utterly
fails; for, il the differences between
Eastern and Western habit make
one of them difficult of explanation,
every one ought to know that the
other, viz: the prohibition to mix
wool and linen in clothing is based
on sound principles of hygiene,
principles, which will be found to
underlie much OF the Mosaic legis-
lation.
The prohibition, to which the
Diocesan Magazine called attention,
ridiculed by the Advertiser as it
doubtless was by the pagans in the
time OF Moses, rests upon law of
nature, which heather philosophers,
like Seneca, reyerenced and upheld
for the well-being of society. A
learned writer, who has left two
folio volumes on the laws of the
IOld Testament introduces his dis
cussion of this particular precept
with the following remark: sit was
commonly received by all nations,
who had any sense of propriety that
men and women should be distin-
guished not less by their features,
and interchange of apparel was re-
garded not only as contrary to pro-
priety, but even to nature"
| Not to encroach too much upon
your space I will only add one more
quotations. few words from the
comment on the verse in ques-
ton from the well-known Evan
gellcal commentator, Doctor Scott:
"The prohibition y is
OF moral tendency and of gen.
eraI obligation (the italics are his); al
it is added, "for all that do so are
an abomination to the Lord" which
is never annexed to a merely cere-
monial institution. Let
, young people remember that this
change OF apparel is not to be con-
sidered as frolick. but as an act OF
rebellion against God. The spirit
of the commandment also requires
, the distinction Of the appearance
! the department, and occupation OF
t the sexes"
81 Will any sober minded person
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An excellent program with some
taking novelties has been arranged
for the hand concert this evening at
Emma Square
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Viggo Jacobsen has returned to
his post as scorer for the Cricket
Club on Saturday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

j. w. Chapman has resigned his
position as caterer at Military
Headquarters to attenu to his re-.
sort at Pearl City.
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The baud concert at Waikiki was
largely attended yesterday.
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The steamer Maui with full load
of Irwin Il Co IS and I. Ii. d. g. Co g
sugars from Hawaii is alongside the
schooner Aloha discharging. Cap
tain Dabel of the Aloha gets quick
dispatch to San Francisco.
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The Y. M. G. A. will hold their
public quarterly meeting this even
ing with special musical program
and an address by DR.. M. l., Berger.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

If you don't attend Kerr's Clear
ance sale, you will miss an oppor-
tunity OF life time.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

Mr.. Crawley lectures on Agricul.
ture at 1880 this evening. The gen.
eral public is invited.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

The night blooming cereus at
Oahu College is now the great at
traction Of an evening.
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The INDEPENDENT extends it's deep
est sympathy to Mrs. J.F.C. Hagans
OF Kalihi in the loss Of her beloved
mother Mrs. Kealoha Hugo who
died this morning in this city at 20
minutes to o'clock.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

The schooner Orient, "a days from
Port Townsend, is discharging a
cargo OF lumber to Allen a. Robin
son at Aliens wharf.
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Several parties visited Waialua on
Saturday and yesterday. The train
runs now as far as the old race
track, and the bridge across the river
near the Queens place is being con-
structed. Kahuku will be reached
next.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

New dress goods, new veilings,
hundreds Of new things just arrived
at Sachs Store.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

Frank Davey has some excellent
pictures OF the Manila expedition.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

Col. Parker lectures at Progress
Hall at s o'clock this evening on
"Child aud Man" The publ, are
cordially invited to attend.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

The James Makee with 1000 bags
Lihue and the Keau Hou with 5000
bags Kahuku unburdened their
sugar into the bark @. d. Bryant
to-day at the Railroad wharf.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

The ship Aryan commenced to
load MAXWELL sugar from Twins
warehouse at the Oceanic dock to-
day. She already has on board
$4,000 bags sugar.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

At the Great Clearance sale now
going on at l.. B. Kerr's Queen
Street, Great Bargains are being Of
fered in Ready made clothing and
mems furnishing and underwear.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
"A VIM. G. Irwin & Company, Limited1
held on THURSDAY, July IA. 1898, the
following stockholders were elected to
serve as officers of the Company for the
ensuing year, viz:
VIM G. Irwin. ......... 80. President,
Claus Spreckels .... Vice-President,
w. NJ. Giffard. Observation-Disclosures.
.......... Treasurer and Secretary,
FL. M. Whitney, Jr. ..... 80. Auditor.
w. NJ. GIFFARD,
Secretary.
Honolulu, July 10, 1898. 943-lw.
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New Laces at Sachs.
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Officer Rodgers of the Maui police
force brought down two insane per-
sons and one man committed for
burglary, by the Claudine yesterday.
The alleged burglar is Puwahakolu,
a man well-known to the police on
Maui as having a very bad record.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

1t is understood that the powers
who were, are and evermore expect
to be, look for Admiral Miller, U. S.
N. on the Alameda on Wednesday
morning to consummate the last of
the comedy drama, "The Rape OF
Hawaii"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

Judge Wilcox was listening this
morning to an assault case on a
Portuguese woman whose face was
slightly scratched. Marshal Brown
prosecuted, and an army of witnesses
was in attendance. j. Q. Wood, ap-
peared for the "seratcher."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

The sugar awaiting shipment on
Kauai plantations on the 18th was
as follows: Kekahs, 1900; Koloa,
2300; Lihue, 1900; Kealia, $500, and
Waimea, 400; total, 1920 bags.
Maksweli is cleaned out. Waimea
mill started grinding July 18th.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-07-18

The 4-masted schooner Transit,
Captain Jorgensen, arrived yester.
day IA days from San Francisco
with full cargo consigned to Theo.
FL, Davies 81 Co. The schooner is
discharging at Sorenson's wharf.
Captain Christian is discharging
officer Of the Transit.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
New Laces at Sachs.
The baud concert at Waikiki was
largely attended yesterday.
Frank Davey has some excellent
pictures OF the Manila expedition.
Viggo Jacobsen has returned to
his post as scorer for the Cricket
Club on Saturday.
New dress goods, new veilings,
hundreds of new things just arrived
at Sachs Store.
The night blooming cereus at
Oahu College is now the great at
traction OF an evening.
If you don't attend Kerr's Clear
ance sale, you will miss an oppor-
tunity OF life time.
Mr.. Crawley lectures on Agricul-
ture at 1880 this evening. The gen.
eral public is invited.
Au excellent program with some
taking novelties has been arranged
for the hand concert this evening at
Emma Square.
j. W. Chapman has resigned his
position as caterer at Military
Headquarters to attenu to his re-
sort at Pearl City.
The schooner Orient, "a days from
Port Townsend, is discharging
cargo OF lumber to Allen a. Robin
son at Aliens wharf.
Col. Parker lectures at Progress
Hall at 8 o'clock this evening on
"Child aud Man" The publit are
cordially invited to attend.
The Y. M. G.. A. will hold their
public quarterly meeting this even
ing with special musical program
and an address by DR.. M. L. Berger
The ship Aryan commenced to
load MAXWELL sugar from Twins
warehouse at the Oceanic dock to-
day. She already has on hoard
$4,000 bags sugar.
The James Makee with 1000 bags
Lihue and the Keau Hou with 5000
bags Kahuku unburdened their
sugar into the bark @. d. Bryant
to-day at the Railroad wharf
At the Great Clearance sale now
going on at l.. B. Kerr's Queen
Street, Great Bargains are being Of
fered in Ready made clothing and
mems furnishing and underwear
The INDEPENDENT extends it's Deep
est sympathy to Mrs. J.F.C. Hagans
OF Kalihi in the loss of her beloved
mother Mrs. Kealoha Hugo who
died this morning in this city at 20
minutes to o'clock
The steamer Maui with full load
of Irwin ~ Co IS and I. III. ID. g. Co q
sugars from Hawaii is alongside the
schooner Aloha discharging. Cap
tain Dabel of the Aloha gets quick
dispatch to San Francisco.
Several parties visited Waialua on
Saturday and yesterday. The train
runs now as far as the old race
track, and the bridge across the river
near the Queens place is being con-
structed. Kahuku will be reached
next.
1t is understood that the powers
who were, are and evermore expect
to be, look for Admiral Miller, U. S
N. on the Alameda on Wednesday
morning to consummate the last oil
the comedy-drama, "The Rape Of
Hawaii"
The sugar awaiting shipment on
Kauai plantations on the 18th was
as follows: Kekahs, 1900; Koloa,
2300; Lihue, 1900; Kealia, $500, and
Waimea, 400; total, 12,200 bags
Makaweli is cleaned out. Waimea
mill started grinding July 18th.
The 4-masted schooner Transit
Captain Jorgensen, arrived yester
day Ia days from San Francisco
with full cargo consigned to Theo
FL. Davies g. Co. The schooner il
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