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Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10
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lille en- apince al 5uiiuoe, iom n9rmer iis
benne fulot9upis uatnrIise 6oranprins
uSen at siennemsaa en- Stat'e nbebaselise
pa uubertioen imcrtefuloe Spmptomer.
9isie frpstelise Seoeaufalo, 'om ienoer
Slppet brnieube til Siertet, ioa bet ipues
NOR ueb at brittle, % oenne Seiuimeliesior'
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10

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Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10
%auilas currsipsiir Tier ianifr.

gomirdI 9etpsp Tan nGitsn bare
opsrbspiit ON. at be pbiIippinits Gers
Sopsoitao WaniIa mau sips tabt, Tor
De 5orsneoe Skaters Manbitab ans
tommsr. Def suur tiIbage mso Spa
nisrns Der Dag for Dag; al ben ams
munition, be bar, ipiloes paa be iosIig
ansribsnoe Sniurssnter. De Snofebie
fIpt;sr fig ON I'm 2soer asuinaloos
Sane. !Sels bans Srigsf9ro sr belt uo
human, % oerfor itrsmmsr usfua inbs
feote Ipanits SOloatsr til bans 2eir
for at sisre f1llss Sag meo BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10
Teaiulrps Setinsclirr for Srro.

De Setinsslier paa bpilte be Sore.
neoe Statsrs prsiiosnt pil gaa ino
~liseppsrfpr Spanisn, inbbsfuttsr. sors
uosu at Der pad Guba oprsttes en- fat
os uafbGnsis Rsaisrine, psIau at
porto Rico erhoIoss ipm gsIiboslie /
Stabsssritatnins. os BERTH pe'uu fulos
it9nSis Gritatning for ale be arup,
omsritunits 9orgers bar mob Spaz
rien. 5iuiss en- SssStation pad 2ds
bronze gerne os en- pda be taroIinIts.
geitemmsIisn for en- fat Citation
pad pbiIippinsrns msnsr, at Gapits %
WaniIa bIiper / be 5orsnebe Staters
Sefooelis. SOpsbftaben Ranila er
omtrent ben snsits Saun, ps bar man
ben, tan psIau ben belle Ss@ruppe
tpntrpleres.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10
Ssosmiolrr for buugrise Gubautrr.

De iuutalote "Reconeentrabps" paa
Cuba, 5oIt Der sr br,pne inb fra
2onobiitritterns nriten fom aoGg for
at fuIte, batter MsoIioenbeo bIauot be
meofslsuos @msritansre. Oct sr Dor
preiioents Msnins. at, itrar ale
Sransportmiolsr ian ruabss opsr, ital
Der ufisnoes alt at 5sbemioler, iom
tr9nges. Der er alsrsbe inbIenbt til
Sontrattsrsr QnIeonina til anbub for
2eperanee al aisoparer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10
&uitbare NDbeber.

Ndar ri ! Qpiferne l9ier Selez
srammsr fra fjerne aftrose af Der
ben, t9nter Ri iielbeu paa be "ReiIes
omtoitntnser", fom mua betales for
Ilige S%elesrummer, os heller lille bar hi
altio noset Sesreb ON ale be beIpnz
oerlise arospeie, ct Ilist gubItab maa
gad forat r9tte frem.
5or Grempel fra Pbilippinerne. Ru
er Der ineen 9abel tpars oper Stines
bupst, bpurfpr ct Telegram fra bisie
fierne Ter maa ienbes ben mobIatte
Del. altiau mob 8sit, opsr 4iien. GU
ropa og Itlanterbapet til 4merita. st
Telegram, iom afienbes fra ManiQa,
gaar ferit giennem en- 500 Wil lana
unoerpanbstabel til Song Song paa
8inas Sbotpft. bsrfra $50 Mil oiens
mem bet t~ineiiffe Sap til Goblin aina,
6ppr bet pptasss | 9abslItatipnen Sas
ignon, ps berfra after pibere siennem
bet tineiiite Sap til S~insapore, en-
britiIt 8p pau Spbiiosn al Malabas
Salpssn. Sra Singapors fslaer bet
en- aabel pp isisnnem MulaccdsS tres
bet ps lungs 8eitiioen al Wulapas
Salpren til ben lille . penans uben.
for Slams Ssittpit. Serira saar en-
1900 Nil lang aubel tparsoper ben
Sensalf. gust til Rabras paa gits
tpItsn at Sinbuitan. Ssrfra bssiper
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10

q Der ON
SiGlp. 8na'
bet inaa be,
ipares ittoe.
0n0in
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10
Sropper ifal lanbi6ttcs paa Yorto 2iro.

Gu er bet p9iau beiluttet, at en- Scr
itdl afienbes til Pprto Rico; benns
erpesition bill ufsua n9its use % / to
Ifosltnesr; ben enc lanbsr pda Nprbs
tp'tsn at Yen, life lanst fra San
5uan, ben anSen pqa Spbtpitsn peo
pnnce, bpor Der er COB Supn % 10
martst @si I'll San Suan.
poncs Iisser omtrent 70 Wile fra
San Suan, men 9eisn saar aiennem
be beofte Ggne paa belle Zen, pa be
Srpppsr, Der mdridsrer sisnnem be
Srdttsr, piIoe pars iitanS til at ppers
manoe ale 8arniionsr i Snblunbss
gpsrne. 0ssuosn pilbe piitnot monae
5niurgenter lutte fig til benz. Bonn
barosrsr ou o9Iua Sampion fra Sps
iiosn, iaa sr BET bel usisrIist for Spa
nisrns at boIos fig.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10
On llorsfuins paa 26, Iamo.

Gn FABIAN Stbrte afienbtes fra
Tampa / Munbnss. De bar forInnet
mto alt, bouo tr9nstss for Ell felttoa
pou s Waansbsr - Sefe, @oone, qrs
tiaeri. gsIsirings= aancner o.i.p. De
20 Suinee Wano Tom fra Tampa, be
5000 fra Mobils unber General Gar
psntsr. Oct pil tdge BEN en- lloes Sio
at tomme omtrins til Santiago %
en- lnnssrs pil bet tunft. tase at faa
Ilt brast ilano, bu ingsn grpqssr
TTnbss, men ben belle G~rpebition maa
lanb'rttes pao Barter og andre Sloos
6rastiartsier, elIer i bet !S,le iaalebes
ION SmitGnoisbeberue tilaber.
Rsn bsnns 5~orisnbslIe bar Blot ben
iioite al BEN Tsrits Grpeoition; Ifal
Der trangss 100000 Ranb bells iii
Cuba, bsls til qortp Iico, iaa bill Der
gad Wauntoer ben, for be ale er
frsmms til 8eitsmm.liesfsbet. Den
'srfte Expeditions Nunotab er nriten
ale Rssulars. og uItiau msb Ianat me.
re Grfurins-os Gp.lis eub De Jripinis
&c. Oct sr inssn Spss at faa S.Its,
fpart artileri. arissposne, aanoner,
nosls fra 40 til 30 IONS tunss, oe ali
BET gneet brdst opsr til Ger, bpor
Ramp altfaa forsfaor.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-10

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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21
CATALONIA WANTS PEACE.
All 10 Lose and Nothing TO Gain
The War

All TO Lose and Nothing to Gain hy
The War.
Madrid June 1S-1O a. m-Thcre is
considerable comment here to-day over
Il long conference which has just taken
place between the British Ambassador
to Spain. Sir Henry Drummond-Wolf
and the Spanish Minister Of War Gen
cral Currea.
The newspapers Of this city to-day
publish the text Of Il manifesto from the
inhabitants Of Catalonia. Of which
Barcelona is the capital in favor Of
peace between Spain and the United
States
The manifesto is signed by thirty-fve
associations and eighteen local news
papers
1t says the present evils are 'duc to
the existing regime which is nothing but
4 government of disorder and neglect
After recalling the fact that the
Spanish AIonarchs have lost possession
after possession. it says:
The United States is guilty Of I'M
iustitiablc aggression. but if the war is
prolonged. Spain Will be completely
ruined. \ painful amputation is 4 hun
dred-fold preferable to Il terrible and
disastrous war. and any transaction
eventually made will not be more honor
able after the country is ruined. the
blood Of her valued soldiers shed and
starvation has ravaged il majority Of the
Workmen's homes.
The manifesto then depicts the griey-
Gus internal situation and says:
Spain asks Immediate peace. dcsr -,
the opposition of those who desire the
utter destruction Of the country in or.
der to impose their domination upon its
ruin. The sooner peace is concluded the
more advantageous it will be II is the
duty of everybody to endeayor to force
the government to obtain peace.
The document concludes by predicting,
unless speedy peace is secured. 4 com
plcte internal collapse, which will en-
yUf economic prosperity and political or
@anizaticns and launch the country into
q state OF anarchy or arbitrary dcspot-
ISM
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21
TIE ITALIAN MINISTRY.
dt9 Resignation Thought TO ForeShadow
Grave Events

Grave Events.
. Romc. June 1S.ln the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day the Premier, the Mar
pUiS di Rudini. announced that the
Ministry, which was formed on May
81. has resigned. Amidst considerable
excitement, the Marquis Iii Rudini said
that after considering the parliamentary
situations and in order not to prejudice
The grave public questions. the Ministers
had placed their resignation iii the
hands OF the Eiug who reserved the
right Of decision relative to their accept
ance Il remark which was greeted with
murmurs.
Continuing The Marquis said the Min
iStry would remain in office for the
present in order to attend TO routine
business and safeguard public order. He
then begged the Chamber to suspend its
SittinGS for the present. The request
was approved after Il stormy debate.
1t is generally thought that the re
Signation Of the Ministry forcshadoWs
gave events.
The Marquis Iii Hudini repeated his
statements later, in substance, i'll the
Senate. where they We're we'll received.
The Senate then adjourned without
debate.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21
HARDWARE JOBBERS.

Association Meets at Old Point and
Elects Officers.
Newport News. Va. June Is he
Southern Hardware Johbers' Association
in session 1T Old Point has elected the
following officers:
J. J. Mandlchaum. Little Rock, Ark.
president: O. Is. Barker. Lynchburg, a..
first vice president; L. +. Bell Of " il
crsford. Texas. second vice president:
c. T. Garter, Of Montgomery. Ala, sec
rotary and treasurer.
Executive committee: w +. Gibbons.
of Knoxville. Tenn: w. \. Parker, Of
ttlanta. Ga: Frederick Orgill. Of Mem
phis. Tenn: JAS Moroncy, of Dallas.
Texas.
The place for next years meeting VIII
be selected by the executive committee.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21

Washington. D. c.. June 1S.-Today's
session of the House was devoted chiefly
TO eulogies upon the life and character
Of former Senator Harris. Of tennessee.
Speeches were delivered by Me>>rS.
NcNillin. (Tennl: Bland. MOI: Rich
ardSon (Tcnn.l: Never. Ia.l: Rae,
Ark: Benton. Mo- :Rhea (kyo: Sims.
Tennl: Dearmond. tNo1: King. ttfahl:
Carmack CTenn( Swanson, CNa.):
Clarke. (\. H..
The usual resolutions were adopted
and at 4 81 o'clock the House adjourned.
Prior 10 hearing eulogieS some con
sideration was given 70 conference
report upon the District of Columbia
Anpropria ton bill
Sneaker Reed. who has been for sev-
eral DAYS unwell from cold and slight
fever appeared today in the House.
Nashville. Tenn. June 7S--Geo. Pear
son colore,i was hanged this afternoon
in the Madison county jail for the mur-
der of Sam Walker, colored, on the night
Of May Ord, 1896.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21
\ BRUSH WITH SPANIAiDS.
Steam Cutters Have Rattling Figh1
With the Enemy.

Copyright by the Associated Prcss.)
off Santiago de Cuba. Friday, June
H. > y. m.. per the Associated Press
dispatch boat Wanda. Kingston. ia
maica June 1S.-S:io Il. MA hot
brush between some Spanish troops and
q accommodating party i'll steam cutters
occurred at daylight this morning in
small cove west Of MORO Castle The
Massachusetts steam cutter. III charge
Of Lieutenant Harlow. entered the cove
to take soundings and reconnoitrc.
When well inside the inlet 4 detachment
OF Spanish infantry opened fire upon the
cutter from Il hlockhousc. The fire WAS
vigorously returned by the marines III
the Massachusetts boat and also hy
the marines who were III the New
Iork'S cutter. which was in charge of
Naval Cadet Powell and which had
followed in. The New York's cutter was
hit ten times. and Il marine in the cut
ter Of tho Massachusetts had the stock
Of his rife shattered, but by good luck
no one was hit.
The Texas opened fire with her six
FOUNDER on the hillside. and the Vixen
steamed right into the cove and pepper
ed the hloclhouSe with her rapid firing
guns Eventually the Spnniard re
treated to the woods, and the two steam
cutters withdrew.
The Yankee arrived here yesterday.
and Captain HroWnSUn reported that
on Monday last, while off CicnfGCgos. Il
Spanish @Unboat came out to meet the
Yankee. evidently mistaiing her for 4
merchant vessel. The Spaniard how
ever. soon saw his mistake. and turned
and opened fire, which was hotly re
turned by the Yankee. The latter
chased the gunboat until the Spaniard
took refuge in III" harhor, whose forts
opened fire on the American vessel.
Th"rcUpon the Yankee engaged the
Eastern and Western batteries. But.
seeing no chance Of catching the gun
beat. Captain EroWnSon withdrew,
During the engagement a Spanish shell
burst over the Yankee. and Il failing
fragment struck Il lanISman named
Kennedy. formerly IN insurance col
lcctor III New York city, infctiug i
severe flesh wound on his right should
or. He is expected to recover.
The Spanish Gunhoat chased by the
Yankee was Of about 800 tons and 200
feet long.
The naval reserves who man the Yam
kce fought well.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21

Ntlit4Fli ~ l!'.t'l III MI tAlt#t II 'ftiif
Cleveland Ohio. lame 1S.-As one ~
The results Of the Senatorial n-ht la.t
winter. the Republicans of Cayuhjn-t
county had today the heroc~t and most
urbunnt conventional battle ever -ccp
in Northern Ohio. At the caurusas
Thursday night the struggle between the
Hanna men and the forces or Nlyag
Mcl\i>~ou, was keen aud bite" and the
outcom" was 50 doubtful chat ON triH3.
both factions claimed to have. elected il
majority of the delegates to the county
convention. The convention oTouad iu
Army and Navy Hall this morning. !
large squad of police was on hand The
county committee ef fifteen controlled
by the Hanna men insisted upon its H~u-
II privilege of uamiuu the Temporary
chairman and Scut &. w. Gollistrr -
the platform IN that capacity. Amid Il
storm of shouts and yclIs and tho great
eSt confusion Oh the floor and platform
he Mex iSson men demanded that r. L.
Taft l." mad" temporary chairman. Taft
went To th" platform and stood beside
Cnllistcr. pandomonium broke loose
Fh" police charged on the platform
climbing over the reporters tables and
forced Collstcr and every Hanna man
with him ont of Il side entrance Tan
clllcd for n vote on Temporary chairmln
and before II ended cvcrv IInuna dcIe-
gate had left the hall. Mayor NcI[isson
WAS in 4 side room
The Hanna mon went to Riblcts Hall
nearby and held convention OF their
avn. choosing delegates tp the comia-
state convention and county committee
If ~ for the ensuing wear. The NrlNf--
son men in Army and Navy Hall did Tia.
same. tn" Stat" convention viii decide
which delegation Shall hc seated and Tia"
courts viii probably have r. decide which
committee of - WAS legally chosen
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21

Decree Granted P"caUSc Of Cruelty
Her Husband the Senator's Son.
Cleveland, Ohio, June 1S.-Mirs. ID. Il.
Hanna was granted decree Of dl-
yorcc to-day from Dan X. Hanna, son
Of Senator Hanna. No defense was
made and the hearing occupied less than
Is minutes. The petition in the case
was very brief, merely askin" for di-
vorcc on the ground Of extreme
cruelty Mrs. Hanna testified briefly
that on several occasions. when she
had protested to her husband against
bis personal conduct he tie" into ! pas
sion and struck her, and Oh one occa-
sion threw her to the floor Mrs. Ilann"
was granted the custody Of her three
children. The question OF alimony was
settled privately.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21
.AJGU SITS RESIGNATION.

Madrid, June Isl p. NIT is said
here this afternoon that Captain Gen
cral August resigned the military lead
ership at Manila TO the Spanish general
commanding there. so that the capituia-
ton Of that place may be signed by
the latter. and thus have less import
ance i'll the eyes of the natives than II
signed by the Captain General of the
Philippine Islands.
The news that the Spanish fleet has
been sighted off Gibraltar. has caused i
feeling of great satisfaction here.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21
THIRD REGIMENT IMMUNES.

Macon. Ga. June 1S.-Thc Third ro2i-
ment of immuncS being mohilizpd at this
place has about 600 mon 50 far Tents
have been pitched and men are being
drilled daily.
Recruits come in on every train and
q full quota Of all companie> will he re-
nortcd by Jnlr /. Lieutenant Colonel
R"avcS arrived today and SAYS he never
saw ench splendid specimens Of physical
manhood.
Colonel Ray is pleased with the prog
ress he is making.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21
ANOTHER CALI PROBABLE.
But Equipment and Amplest Camp Fa
cilitics VIII Be Provided First.

but Equipment and AmpleSt Camp Ea-
clitics VIII Be Provided First.
Washington. June 1S.-It has been
suggested. that owing to the heavy de
mand for troops. which has far exceed
Cd the number originally believed to be
sufficient there Will be occasion to is
sue another call for volunteers. Hay-
ing in mind the length OF time required
to develop raw material into seasoned
soldiers, as revealed by the experiences
at ChickamaUga. Tampa and Camp
-Nl@cr, there is no doubt that the Prcs-
dent will be forehaEdcd III this matter,
and upon the existence Of q reasonable
doubt rs to the sufficiency of the pres
cnt military force. he vii take steps to
increase It. But before any effort Is
made to raise moro troops. the War
Department will see to it that the amp
lest camp facilities are provided. and
that the equipment viii be ready for
the men.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21
ATKINSON'S PROCLAMATTON.
lie Calls for Third Regiment of
Volunteers.

Atlanta. Ga. June Is Governor Af.
ElnSon tonight issued proclamation call
ing for volunteers for the new regiment
asked for by the President. "Thc cnll
asks for 4 regiment with maximum of
l416 mon and i minimum of .25t meu.
n addition 10 the 1Gi mon required -
bring the First and Second regiments -
their limit"
Governor Atkinson Expresses @ratitud,.
for the manner in which the two rra.
yioHs calls We're responded to by tho
people Of Georgia and cNprcs-c- a fneI
in@ Of pride that Georgia was tho first
% the southern States and tho ninth oJ
all tho States to have hcr volunteer
forces mustered in the service OF tho
United Statcs
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21
GUANTANAMO RESISIS NO LONGER
An Intercepted Dispatch Reveals the Fact that the Spanish Resources
There are Practically ExhaustedThee Has Been Practi
cany no Military Resistance Since Wednesday.

large transport, the St Paul. which APP
pears to be Il store ship. They patrol
the playo with armed launches. | will
return to Caimaner: after seeing the
bearer Of this dispatch started. He is
worthy Of my confidence. | earnestly
recommend him to your eNcellency.
should he arrive.
(Signed.D "EELl\ pAltEJ y.
Commanding Second Brigade, Eastern
Military Division Of Cuba
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21
TARBORO on TOP.

It Seems to Be Beating Every Team it
Tackles
Tarhoro. \. c.. June 1S.-(Specill.l-
Tarboro Won again today. Lawson :
pitching. Philips and Cards fielding AMI
Withers' batting We're the features OF
the game. Score: 13 runs: Il hits: :
errors. Wilmington , runs: { hits: 3 er-
rorS Batteries: Lawson WithcrS an!
Legrand: Taylor and Zellers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21

Orders Ready 70 Embark for Philippines
June 23rd.

San Francisco June IS Major Con
"ral Merritt and General otis. after a
lengthy consultation in camp today. con
iirmcd the provisional selection Of The
following commands which were ordered
10 hc ready 70 embark for the Philippine.
1u Juno 23rd
Thirteenth Minnesota and Seventh
California regiments IT volunteers. two
battaions of Idaho volunteers. ou" bat
tllion of Wyoming Volunteers. tgp bat
talious pf North DaIota volunteer auI
Batteries 9 and /. of the Third United
States artillery.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21
y. NJ. G. A. CONFERENCE.

Delegates Are Present at ASheviIlc from
Every Southern State.
AShevlle. \. c.. June 1S.-fSpeciai. =
The students Summer Conference of tn"
\. Nj. {. A. is in session at Bingham
Heights. Delegates from every Southern
State are present
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21
FAMINE: MENACES EASTERN CUBA

At Guantanamo the Troops Half Rations slhere are
Provisions Only for the Remainder of June--AlI Drug
Supplies Have Been Seized for the Use OF the
Soldiers, and Few of Them Have
Surrendered to Obtain Food.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-21

The Steam Cutters of the Massachusetts and
New York, Engaged in Accommodating, are
Fired Upon by the Enemy from BIockhouse
They Reply'Wgoraus'y, and the Texas and
Vixen Coming to their Rescue, the spanards
arc Forced to Seek Safety in flight.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-12-07

munity by clean performances,
reasonable prices OF admission and
strict order in the audience. But,
what will Dr. S. e, Bishop say to
having another Hale Diabolo within
the sacred precincts OF the city
OF honolulu The reverend doctor
says that the missionaries dominate
the little Thespian hall which years
ago existed in Honolulu, and which
they in righteous indignation told
the poor converted hula dancing
natives was veritable Hale Diabolo.
He admits that none OF the virtuous
crowd ever entered the doors OF
theatre, but nevertheless they con-
demned such institutions and those
owning them or managing them or
acting in them to the furthest depth
of sheol. Doc, old boy, be candid.
Don't you OCCASIONALLY enjoy, in
some cheap restaurant, cursory
glance at certain pictorial papers
printed in pink2 Do you really
think that the numerous sons
and descendants of the men
who yelled apage Satana to the
old Thespian Hall are imperiling
their souls by seeing Nance O'Neil
at Twins Opera House any more
than those good Christians who de-
light in reading the Police Gazette
aud look at the StandardW We
hope the doctor will join us some
evening and take in the Orpheum,
get inspiration from new songs and
renewed vitality by looking at new
le- dances.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-12-07
A Kick from the Antipodes.
ED. The INDEPENDENT:--

Ed. The INDEPENDENT:--
1t may be of interest to some OF
your readers to know that mails sent
to Honolulu, in many instances,
never reach their destination.
During this year no less thar six
letters sent by me to people residing
in Honolulu have never been deliv-
cred. In every instan they have
been properly addressed and posted
in Sydney, N. S. W.
II SO many Of a single individual s
have gone astray what number dur
ing that period have been lost in the
whole community for it is difficult
to believe that any discrimination is
used in the delivery of letters. L
shall feel obliged to register in the
future to ensure delivery.
ALLEN HUTCHINSON.
Annandale, Sydney, N. S, w.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-12-07
Corbett's Crookedness.

Corbett says he is crushed by the
charges OF connivance in the crook
edness which netted him $4,000.
However, his talking apparatus es-
capped uninjured, and the size of the
purse will tend to heal his bruises.
At this price per crush Corbett may
be considered standing candidate
for crushing-S. r. Call