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The Independent., 1898-12-08

Mr.. Paul Isenberg is justly indig-
nant over the action OF the soldiers
who have been camping at Waialae.
When the camp was broken up, Mr..
Isenberg, who had treated the men
with the greatest consideration, ask
ed them to burn all discarded
clothing, mosquito nettings, bed
dings, etc, to prevent a possible
transmission OF the typhus germ.
The men promised to do SO; but it
appears that they broke their pro-
misses, and donated the condemned
goods to the Hawaiians living at
Waialae. When Mr.. Isenberg heard
Of it he was naturally vexed, and
sent words to the men that they had
broken their promises and probably
caused typhoid epidemic among
the Hawaiians who accepted their
clothing, etc. Vile verbal obsceni-
ties were the answer to Mr.. Isen-
berg, and the impression is that the
outrageous conduct OF the men was
for the purpose, as one OF them said
of giving to Honolulu a chance fol
such typhoid fever epidemic which
made such ravages in the ranks oil
the soldiers A very mobile" re-
venge indeedl
The Independent., 1898-12-08

In answer to a question in regard to
Hawaiians Of foreign parentage Mr..
Heath was assured that the bill Of
the Cullom Commission would also
cover their interests.
The Independent., 1898-12-08

By the mail this morning Colonel
Geo. w. Macfarlane, staunch
friend of the Hawaians, received a
letter from Mr.. Percy Heath, the
promoter of the National Bank Of
Hawaii, in which he is told that a
most liberal form of government
will be recommended for Hawaii.
The Independent., 1898-12-08

The residents on Prospect street
are very anxious to get an electric
light placed somewhere in the vici-
nifty to enable them to find their
houses. They realize of course that
Minister King has numerous claims
on his time, but they trust that he
may find moment when Hilo or
Honolulu kindergartens are not oc-
cupying his mind. Then and then
only will there be reasonable pros
pect for much needed light on
Prospect street
The Independent., 1898-12-08

Mr.. Heath had telephone mess
age from Senator Cullom stating
that the bill relating to Hawaii to
be brought before Congress, would
give to the natives the full rights Of
American citizenship.
The Independent., 1898-12-08
THURSDAY, DEC, 8, 1898.
HAWAIIs FUTURE.

The Hawaiians are looking with
some anxiety towards the action Of
Congress in regard to the new gov.
ernment for Hawaii nei.
The Independent., 1898-12-08
Timely Topics.
Honolulu, Dec. B, 1928.
WITH RADIANCE
CROWNED

should be your lamps at
Christmas tide. If you see
the B d II.
Radiant Burner
in operation you will think
that the spirit of light herself
is present in that brilliant
electric-like white light. 1t is
perfect.
Lamps, Lamps, lamps,
of the loveliest designs in
almost every description,
personally selected in New
York by our Mr.. Vettlesen,
from the leading establish
mtnt and from the newest
styles of the season of 1898
and '99. Here is the finest
exhibit in the city gathered by
personal experience OF our
needs, and at all prices for
the laborer S cottage or the
millionaire's mansion.
Gait bs Blown Out.
For years we have been look
ing for Verandah lamp inn
pervious to storms of wind or
rain.
We have ii, handsome
affair in ornamental black
iron. Their are others for
the lanai useful and beautiful.
Piau0, BO doir and Study
lamps we have in the most
exquisite Of designs and so
varied that all can select
pleasing choice. Call and
prove our assertions
Tnt Hawaiian Hardware Co., III
26S Fort STREET,
The Independent., 1898-12-08

The whole OF our stock OF Taffita
Silks will be cleared out at 70 cents
per yard. Sachs g. Co.
The Independent., 1898-12-08
DIED.

BAKER-At Kamanuwai, Honolulu,
December Z, 1898, of diphtheria,
Frank Baker, aged years, month.
The Independent., 1898-12-08
Messenger Service

Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages. Tele-
phone, 378.
The Independent., 1898-12-08
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

So now it is the "frantic Special
Agent" Mr.. Sewall your chances
are strengthened by the opposition
of "Granny."
The Independent., 1898-12-08

We are all glad to learn from
Minister King that the Riverside
Park is to be attended to, but what
does his boss Rowell say to this
promise. We shall believe in the
recreation ground when we see it..
The suggestion that committee Of
citizens take the matter in hand is a
good one.
The Independent., 1898-12-08

must understand that the time has
come, when they must get ready for
the fight for an existence in world
in which the "fittest survives"
The Independent., 1898-12-08

should be your lamps at
Christmas tide. IF you see
the B d H.
The Independent., 1898-12-08

Doors open at 1880. Performance at
Reserved Chairs, SOC; General Admis-
sion, 25c.
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Gtn ia,ibercr seric8s nitmiiser,

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Mrs. Midael Curtain in plainfielo,
ST., sibt an, baB iie liA cine Grtdltuna
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4 Der.

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elmer @rplplion in Der 9uloermiible Der
Supon 9ompanD bel Garnens' point
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fabrisirt miro, murbe am Sarnfaa
Hahmittae Der Mrbeiter William 8rppn
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DUPONT betdlnpften Die ausbrebenoen
6lammen ilnb trusen unter grDBter 2e=
bensgefnbr inmitten Der umberflie9enoen
Seuarbrdnoe 200 piuno 6hieebaum-
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nod eitiem liheren Srte.
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Yunoesienator Morean, Der felt Sab
rem nit arobem @ifer fir ben gau Deg
Nicarasuu=Ganals sinaetreten 1T, bat
ieine i'm lebten gonsreB einaebro1te
Bill in perdnoerter 6rOm alli's gtene
i'm GonereB einsebrabt. Na6 Der
iebisen 6aIinng Der Snrlase fol- oas
@runocapital Der 9fitaragua=Ganal=
@eieaI9aIt bunOert Millionen Sollars
betrdgen. Capital uno 3inIen meroen
BON Der Sunoesre9isruns garattirt, NOS
fir oieielbe elite erite SDpptbef auf Die
eelamnten Sailten uuo 9lnlagen Der
Ganolse ieaihaft erbdlt.
Sir Die 6eriisfellnng beS Canals 1T
Elm 3eiirallln bon bD0Itens le9s Sahren
in Nusfiht eetlDmmeil. Die Nnlaee
foll unter Sberauiiidt BON Sunoes=
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nihtsu iiberIdreitenoe Slmme Der gau=
toIten iinb in bem @ntlpuri hunoert'
unofiufssbn Milionell Dollars feltge=
iebt. NuBeybem entbdlt Die Sil eine
9eItimmnng, laut pel1er Der Canal
neutral iein ipu. llllter Dem 8orbebalte
! ieood, bab ben Ser. Staaten jeoer5eii
bas 3sbt Sultebsn ioa, ben Canal nn=
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bon irgeno pelher Seite gu beibiBen,
neil oerielbe Die notbwenoige 8erbln=
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! liclhen GiiIte oieles 2anbes biloet.
Dies lit 9llles redt senus, aber lam
uns Senator Morsan erfldren. warum
Die &eeierung Den @anal ni6t seroot
10 out ielber baut, lpenn lie bod Capital
uno 3inien sarantiren ioa2 IS ldeint,
ols hede Elm Speiter @rebit Mobille,
Sbwinoel linter Der ganstn 8eibi1te
Ser @anal iollte asbaut weroen, oel
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n0tbi9e @elo baSu bergeben loa, 10 baut
| iie ben Canal aud ielblt uno betreibt
i'm auf ei9ene 8ednung.
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beleat. fortpdbrenOe Shmeraen i'm
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wuroe bon Gag gu Sag ihwdder. Srei
Nerste bat.en mid aufeeseben. 8liif-
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8itters an. uno gu meiner freubi9iten
lleberralAnns bemirtte idon Die erfe
Slai6e cine entidieoene 8elIeruna. SD
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Spfer." Sliemano lOllte unterlahen,
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rung OIL Stammes=W Witglieoer. fouie
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iolbe 8ortbeile nur mid BON einigen
Sr6pflein ssnoianerblut abldnat. in Die
Stammes= =@enollenidaft suriidsubrin=
gen uro aud (pie bel elmer friiberen
8eleeenDeit binlibtli6 oes Snoianer=
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go bilbet lib oenn pielfah elm gar
eisentbilmlider rSnoianer" -No6lpubs,
pelber man bieie Menlhentinoer ana
oersipp lehen piiroe, taum ir9eno Sc
manSen peranlahen f6nnte, iiber9aupt
on Snoianer su oenten! Sn Der Snoia=
neriAule su Salprence, Sums, tam
man 3. g. aenue blaudu9iye uno hel=
baariee tleine Snoianer finoen, Die
lebi9lih ipeoen sienlih cntfernten Get=
teri6aftsperbdltnifles. in pel1em lie su
mirtlideu Iotbb1uten iieben, YHe9e,
Sleioer uno @rSiebung auf &e0ierungs=
folten er6alten, maruA geiuiB ui9esdblte
5auisnoe 9inoerer lie beneioen t0nnen!
Dtebr ober weniger ldBt iib oies bon
allen unleren Snoianeribulen ia9en.
gBenn oieie Menibentinoer oann bon
DEM llnredt uno 2eio ipre6en, bas oem
vrotben Mann" ipioeriabren, 10 lit oas
idon mebr als fomiiA. Sebr sutreffeno
byiidte ll6 idon Dor Sabren ilber Diele
.Snoianer" Der Miilourier 6ouperneur
Srofmeper aus, als er BON einem ae=
idaftliden Iufentbalt bel einem oieIer
Stdmme suriiftebrte. .Sas iollen Sn-
oianer iein?" rief er ans, rei. oas iino
geb0rig pfiffige Oantses, Die Elm Helm
fpenig ge9erbt lino.
9lu9 lit ibon Die 8unbesreeieruna
offisiea auf oieies MiBperbdltniB auf=
aulmertlam gema6t porben. .Sdufia", !,
beiBt es in elnem Der nsueiten 8erihte
oariiber. ,entoeGten Snipettionsbeamte,
ipelde folhe Shulen beIuden, 81 ibrer
groBen Werbliiffuna. Dab unter ben
onrtl9en Ginoern piele iino, ipel6e per=
ibminoenb menis ober gar ftin Snoia-
nerblut in ben Noern haben! Muf Be-
fraeen beanipruben biefe 2lnoer islber
nur einen iebr ser,ngfiigiaen 8rao Sn-
oianerblut, = lie 9eben bon einen,
Sedssehntel Biz berab su eineni 9iers
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elmer slnsabl Safe feiheitellt, oab aud
oas llidt pabr iit. fonoern iie einfad
Die yunperfdlidten" Ginber tueiber gl=
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teut, Inn fur Die gr,iebung ihrer 2in=
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t6nnen oieie 3inber, penn iie Die Gdule
burdsemaht baben, nod tpeitere grtra=
8ortbeile bon ibrer eigentaiimlihen
Stellung baben uno beionbers Mnitel=
lung i'm sSnoianer=Dienit bne Chill
bienltsgramen erhalten.
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| nod rebtferti9en la1en; aber es f9ein.
barin cine entIhiebene ungere1tigteii
| Iptpobl gegeniiber ben tpirtliben eynoia=
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Wesmriier mad Waibingtnm, .. 6.
frei berfanSt an 3ebrer unn
'ss.+ 9nuriffen.
9nurifem.

Geriefbe entbaIt beipnbere Mustunft iiber 9fdBe
bon 3ntere5Ie, ene puitdnbge mub unfaiIsnbe Sanb.
farte bes Iatpnalen &apitpls 3eit ber Mbiabrt ber
burdaebenben Si9e nod Wafbingtot hber bic Yenn.
ipipauia Sbprt 2iaes pmb rean5trte 9atem ber biee
Gpufe anr rgational Gbucottonal MffDeiationa Der.
iamminn9 I'M Suit @erabe has Cling fir Hehrer utb
irgeub Seman6, hsr nod QBa5bln9tpn reen mill. Mo-
orcfnrt 8. g. Dillon, 9itrift ydfidger Agent YittS-
bnra ga. cine 2c.Vrief,narfe beiegenb. Der 9pegz
ipeiier lit piel mebr ipertb. 8
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= Mls @erbera i'm Safen BON Santi-
ago angelan9t mar, bot ihm Die ipani=
ide &esieruns su Der sliidliAen Mntunft
aratulirt. gBie piel mehr tpiiroe iie
beute ibn nno ltb ielber besliidmiinfden,
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8nob's 0oIoaoer 3dpfaea

iperben garantirt. tim @olbaber (Piles)
unb Nerltopfung 3u beilen. so Gents
per Ghahtel. Man ienoe cine 3mei=
Gent-Warte an Martin Guop, regiitrirs
ten Npotbefer in gaileaifer, go. poif=
farten tperoen niht beantpOrtet. lleber=
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d Snmmersa aufentbalt.
ansensbme ylSte CUR Mnbe ann GrboImms.

Snnitrirte megpeier fir Mmerifas beliebteife
Sonlmerriiden uerben pon ben Agentell Der NeHnpls
angeuebmten Yldbe ON Meere mic In ben Hergen oes
Gifeus unb on ben Gee-3fe9iouen ipie i'm nHrbliGeu
Nidbigdn tpeIde olle bur1 bic WennIplpdnia &inien
let erretbt Iperbei f6nnep SIR ein Greuplar peHbe
mau fb an ben ndbiteu Gidet. Aeenten Der yennipIs
nania ginitn ober an 8 S. DiIlOH, Diitrtft Yaiia.
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DriefIiMe.

fir bic am 90. Wlai enoenbe
Mode blieben folsenbe rli6t retlanlirte
Briefe auf Der bieligen poftofiice
M. u. MleIanbsr.
Nlr. Sobn N. Dapis. #
8. Jrans Gipier.
wlrs. Mle3ie Gibbs.
Nlr. g. 8. 0unt.
WiB Mnnettie Refer.
MrS, Belle Moore.
mrs. Wldrp NOberts.
Ninttr II MQllDrp.
Mr. Mntonio Nentaro.
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12an bot bsrknnei bab bon 100(
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21

WASHINGTON, d. O.. Oct. 2O.-I4n-
test reports to the state department tell
OF marvellous development of ship
building in Japan. United States Con-
sul Harris az NagusakI says that there
has lust been delivered there the lar
gest steamship ever launched outside OF
American and European waters She Is
the Hltach Maru, built by the Mitsu
Blshl CompanY at Nagasald ana hes
advancement is II $3.50 tons. She is class
cd bv I.loSds as l0O-A1. Her sister
shin will be built at once. There was
oIso opened az NagasalH a new granite
dock al feet long and besides COM
plete and powerful plant the shlpbulld-
Ing company has laid It's yards for yes
sells up to 800 feet long, which can also
be dorIed there. This company en-
ploys 1000 men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21

WASHINGTON, D, C., Oct 2o.-Ger-
many is about to have an apple crop
smaller in quantity and poorer in quail
lty than has been gathered in recent
years. according to United States con-
sui General Frank Mason at Frank
ford. cider apples this year command
three times the usual price. he says,
and no cider will be made outside OF the
Wurtemberg. Even cooking apples OF
nm inferior grade are now selling In
Frankfort from eight to nine cents a
pound. This deficiency IS said 70 ex-
tend more or less generally to France,
the Tyrol Bohemia and Northern Italy,
so the conditions favor large impor-
tation OF American apples, though
whether this VIII be practicable or not
VIII depend upon first the supply In
the United States and, second the spirit
In which the German officials enforce
the Inspection law. Mr. Mason be-
lIeyes In view OF the uncertainty of the
trade that the future development VIII
he more in the direction Of dried and
preserved fruits than are fresh fruits
impoted from the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-21

THE constant victories over the Der
wishes by the English troops, the critical
position In which England and France
are placed over the Fashoda situation,
and the comparative, rldiculously small
sum which It has cost Great Britain to
sustain her army in the east. brings
prominently into view Major General
Horatio Herbert Kitchener. commander
Of her Majesty's army in the east.
Like wellington, wolsey, and Rob-
'eFts. General Kitchener Is an Irlshman.
He,was born In the "Kingdom Of Kerry"
forty-seven years ago. His eyes are
dark and flll OF meaning, and he stands
six feet out of his shoes. AS a result Of
twenty years Of service in Africa Gem
erai Ktchener's skin Is very dark and
his complexion ruddy.
Sir Herbert ls a graduate Of woolwich
Academy and in 1871 was granted a
commission as lieutenant on the Royal
Engineers. But finding this commission
too peaceful he fought as volunteer in
the two great European wars Of recent