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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04
TOPICS or The DAY.

The peaceful and excellent con-
duct OF the Japanese colony last
evening deserves the highest praise.
They celebrated the anniversary OF
the birth OF their Emperor, which
is their national holiday. They en-
tertaiued each other, had q glorious
time and not one violated our laws
or came into contact with the pub
lie. The official organ will proba-
bly, admit that" celebrating" Asiatics
are more desirable than "celebrat-
Jog" Americans 10 uniform.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04


A H ,waiian was found guilty OF
larceny in the second degree while
ago. The offeuse was not very seri-
ous aud he offender was fined $40.
H. was unable to meet the assess
ment-we mean tsy the ine-and
he went 10 jail He didn't approve
OF the conduct OF the director of
the "Hotel" or the food furnished
him and he escaped. He was caught
near the Stock Exchange and got
some month extra"
In few days from now he would
have been at liberty, but he desired
to make an effort to get out, and
continue his larceny business in the
stock market. He was caught again
and this morning the District Magis-
trate sent him to jail for two
months for the protection of the
public. The culprit objected to the
sentence, but the Magistrate held
that gamblers who haven't got
$4,000 shareholders to back them
must be punished, and the "cheap"
thief was returned to Jail.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

We think the postmaster general
should request the government to
cause All investigation to b. held in
to the psrmit granted by certain
auth urities 10 the lessees Of the pre-
m ses on he corner OF Bethel and
king streets aud virtually adjoining
the Post Office. The alterations
and repairs 10 the old rookery must
certainly have cost more than $500
and the promises are within the fire.
limits OF the town and the material
used in the additions etc., is wood.
Should fire occur the Post Office
will be in great danger and heavy
lost would ensue il the building
went and with the contents was con-
sumed by conAgration. Why a
permit should be granted to anyone
to erect structure OF the kind re-
ferred to ia a mystery Nj. Rowell
has sanctioned the alterations and
additions made for reasons hest
known to himself but Mr.. Dat in the
interests OF the public and his bureau
should register strong protest.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04
LECTURE ON Manhood.

To morrow evening The Rev. W.
M. Kincaid will commence series
of practical Sunday evening talks
on "The Meaning OF Manhood" at
the Central Union Church. Follow.
ing is a program OF the dates and
SUBJECTS:
November 5-"The Meaning OF
Manhood"
November 12-"Purpose,"
November l9-"Strength."
= November rs Courage"
December 3-"Purity."
December 1O-"Truthfulness."
December l7-"Houor."
December 24-"Self- Control"
December 3l-"rhoroughness.
January 7-"Courtesy."
January IA -"Sympathy'"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

The commission OF Mr.. II. e.
Cooper as acting Minister OF Finance
expires to-day under clause in our
Constitution. Mr.. Damon, ss far as
We understand, will not he able to
return to the Islands for several
week. 1t would probably be we'll to
renew the commission OF Mr.. Cooper
il that can be done, hut IL tenn
porary portfolio has to be given W.
should suqg' st that Mr. Dole IN
ducelMr H. j.. Ws-ty, Of Bishop u
Co. to accept it. We have 90 iiea
whether Mr.. Waity will accept q
commission or not, but we mention
his name because Wa Teal sure that
the portefu;iD ia hi- hands will be
in the supr,tt Of the honest con
sentative policy Of Mr.. Damon and
the moneys now in the treasury and
belonging to the territory of Ha-
wall" will not be used for the bene-
fit OF the Federal Government, wild
cat schemes, or local sugar promoters
and spectators.
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TO-NIGHTl
THE ORPHEUM
Family Theatre.
GRAND MINSTREL FIRST PART
By the Entire Orpheum

GRAND MINSTREL FIRST PART
By the Entire Orpheum
Company.
JACKSON HEARDE,
The Prince OF Rag-time Come
dams.
Still Big Feature, the Musical
THE WILLARDS,
In their $4,000 Musical Act,
MISS JULIA BYRON.
The Singing and Dancing Sou
brette.
Ethel-DIXON and HILL-Hamilton
Choire Selections OF Duets.
RAND and RAND,
The Eccentric Comedians.
MINDELL FERN DREYFUSS,
In Her Original Singing and
Dancing Sketch, "a Private Re-
hesrsal."
The LaughaOle Farce,
"a GRUESOME HOSTELRY,"
By the Orphcum Company.
Rns o'i're orsus ~ ma. '. ePhons FAC
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Death of Jas. r. Holt.

News was received by the City of
Picking this morning OF the lameuted
death OF Jas. r Holt OF Makaha,
Waianae. He died at IL o'clock
pm. Oct, ~ at Lane Hospital, San
Francisco, from the results OF am
putation of leg
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

X and g CORSET are the best
Sachs & Co., Agents.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

The Y, M. q. A. has an excellent
program for their concert on Moo
day evening next.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

Five stowaway boys were landed
from the Newport and one from the
Tartar yesterday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

The Central Union Chufch choi
meets at 6:45 this evening for re
hearsal.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

Pc. Jones will deliver an address
at 1880 tomorrow evening at Wal
kiki Church.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04
Orpheum tonight.

la Mascotte" at the Opera House
this evening.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

The Board OF Agriculture adjourn
ed yesterday out Of respect 10 the
memory of the late Minister King.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

The Co Eds OF Punshou defeated
the Male Faculty at basket hall
yesterday afternoon by a scofe of 2
to o,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

ALL WOOL FRENCH CHA
LIES, on 2hc yard. at Sachs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

New bill at the Orpheum. Laugh
aud grow fat; frown and be lean.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

Enough financial support has been
obtained to give the excellent plan
Of evening manual schoolsa fair
trial.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04
REMOVAL NOTICE.

AN AND AFTER MONDAY. OCTo-
" Der 10th, DR.. COOPER will occupy
his new office ON Alakea Street, three doors
above the Masonic Temple
Office Hours:-9:30 to 10 a. m. 2 to 4 and
2 to p. m, Sundays, $3.50 to 10 a. m.
telephone l54. Residence adjoining office,
lS29--lm
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

Don't fail to fing up Telephone
444, American Messenger Service, il
you have suy messages or packages
to deliver
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

A Kindergarten Club has been
formed for the promotion OF educa-
tional interests, with Miss Cora
Pansbaker as President, and Miss
Annie Forbes as Secretary.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

The usual band concerts will be
given at Emma Square this after
noon, aud at Makee Island to-mor-
row afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

Holy Communion will be cele-
brated at the close OF the morning
sermon at Central Union Church
tomorrow, when twenty new mem
bers will be received into the church.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

The services at Kawaiahao Church
tomorrow evening will be conduct
ed in English. The choir lie an ex-
cellent one Of Hawaiian voices.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

There will DO celebration OF the
Holy Cummuniou at the 9:45 service
OF the Second Congregauoo OF ST.
Andrews Cathedral Sunday morn
ing.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04

The program for thu Cricket Club
Smoker on Friday next at the
Waverley Club will probably appear
on Monday. The tickets are limited
in numbef.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Orpheum tonight.
--------------------------
la Mascotte" at the Opera House
this evening,
X and g CORSET are the best
Sachs & Co., Agents.
ALL WOOL FRENCH CHLA-
LIES, on 2hc yard. at Sachs
New bill at the Orphaum. Laugh
aud grow fat; frown and be lean.
The Central Union Chufch choir
meets at 6:45 this evening for re-
hearsal.
Pc. Jones will deliver an address
at 1880 to- morrow evening at Wal
kiki Church.
Five stowaway boys were landed
from the Newport and one from the
Tartar yesterday.
The Y, M. q. A. has an excellent
program for their concert on MoG-
day evening next.
The Board OF Agriculture adjourn
ed yesterday out Of respect TO the
memory of the late Minister King.
The CO. Eds OF Punahou defeated
the Male Faculty at basket hall
yesterday afternoon by scofe of 2
to y.
Enough financial support has been
obtained to give the excellent plan
OF evening manual schools a fair
trial.
Don't fail to fing up Telephone
444, American Messenger Service, if
you have suy messages or packages
to deliver.
The usual band concerts will be
given at Emma Square this after
noon, aud at Makee Island to-mor-
row afternoon.
The services at Kawaiahao Church
w mO'ipW oNonluH VIII 10 COuQuSb-
ed in English. The choir is an ex-
cellent one Of Hawaiian voices.
There will DO celebration OF the
Holy C,mnuniou at the 9:45 service
OF the Second Congregatioo OF ST.
Andrews Cathedral Sunday morn.
ing.
The program for thu Cricket Club
Smoker on Friday next at the
Waverley Club will probably appear
on Monday. The tickets are limited
in numpef.
A Kindergarten Club has been
formed for the promotion OF educa-
tional interests, with Miss Cora
Panabaker as President, and Miss
Annie Forbes as Secretary. w
Holy Communion will be cele-
brated at the close OF the morning
sermon at Central Union Church
Tomorrow, when twenty new mem
bers will be received into the church.
Condensed Foreign News.
The City OF Peking this morning
L..,,,.xht 3 h .a., "A au,a latar noma from
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z sft5 NJ
= !. AGES SO I! PAID E p EsfPLOYEs.
5Inspector's Report shows inst i. ~
Men Get Over s2Os q Mont 81 sssS sssS

Il
Inspector's Report shows INST rev
Men n Get Over q Month Va
y \ sT: PAUIss Aug.a Assistant I.abor
insMpector M N Olson has cosnpiled 4 from
the report Of F1ctory nspecsor5 Peterson
statistics showing the ages paid Iii man
ablishmen IN the first Iac-
tory inspe Hon district comprising ti,ss
following counties: II sS
aikota, odhue, Wabasha A! vvlnoas,s
oimstead, Houston, Ffllmnre washing ton.
Mower. Freeborn. Faribault. Martin.
yashson. FilsAtoAe, IIsksk llIebles, Cotton
.icot Watonwsn. Blue EartA. yaseca,
steela and Rice. sss
\. n a total of $50 manu1ao ring establist.
I iinents wsre insped Ned. They employed q.
persons, whom 6,.sss were men ana
4os were women. The wage schedule shows
that Of the women shout one-half sof the
whole number employed receive betwenn
81 and So e. week. and that 0f the men
1871 receive betWeen - ,iand si0 week.!
while !, ,oO4 get between SO and 80 a week
and 106ss between .$12 ana SIS Il week No
fen;ales receive mere than s12 a week and.
but males receive more than W u,
week. The males and females receiving.
under g q week are boys and girls under
4 years 5of ase R1as1 Il
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PINE LANDS !. \ ! s SALE. y "a

+ .sen I Ter s Choat 81 s6sh hoksh Buys
HIS hurry ~ Pine r for 80 O00. s
Two lots of pine lands in Northern Min S
$nresota that had been, known as M the PMS
bury pine, have Just been sold TO Lean
der Choat Oshcosh for consid derat t.1e tons
aaa agagaarrseagaating SO 900. The two deeds ;in-
v,rolving property were filed for record
syesterd m one Iof len Johns Pulls Pulls:
hurry and Mrs. iahala PiAsbury, Of Min
lnaapolis, transit the pine on lands owned
BY them s7-1SS, e66--l6, and 6es1s. St
Louis county ]. ana also dn 6d22 in t1tasca
county The consid atton lis $S64, ,0Oo. [1s y
is stipulated that in case minerals are dis
covered on the ands the purchaser CHI, is to !,
pay one third OF the increased taxes, and
he is ito pay the full amount Of the taxes
for the current Il st
I The other deed runs from Charles "a;
Pillsbury, John G' lsbury and Frank H
Carlton for the estate Of the late George
IA. Pillsbury to Leander Choat, and the
consideration IS $26, ,0Oo. The timber de-.
iscribed IN this instrument is in 66-1s, s66--20,
l67-20 and 6S-21. .ss
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DULUTH SUPERIOR,

would find places Immediately aw.,it-
ing. them in hundreds of homes in tie
city, and the mistress of the home
would discover that the graduate from
such school would cook better at
less expense, and do all kinds of house
hold work in much less time. than
Heretofore 49,: & Il:
rs. What about the hours of work,
Doctor, and eating at. the table with
the family ?''
"The graduate, from this school,
Through improved methods, would
need; to work .but "a few hours
to accomplish what is now performed
in long hours. She would not board
with family when she rendered SER
vice. She would. live at the alofne
where there would be large num-
Eber of other graduates. She would
have plenty Of time for. study and the
aeve1opement of her profession, as she
GWOuld from time to time continue to
attend the lectures, given at the col
lege, as new teachers came into the
field and new ideas We're evolved he lr-
ing upon household economies. So 81
Doctor, it SENS It me that the 81
Establishment of such a school would be
the solution Of the servant girl ques--
zion. Dignity household labor and
make g profession Of it. How can this
he brong sabou 2, ssf.,E Ss5.
10y Dl are certain ent; to- ~
tend TO that, Mrli VII ms. Suppose
you bring the matter before athe club
|of q most inte1h gent ladies 81 your
city and let them consi s der 1T: IF they
think ,favorabl " the nter:prii.se may be
established Under their manage1n mage 1T
sits may a great success. TO start stlat
the affair let them lay ahis, idea be- be-
fore some :coInpeent speal alerS or reader
who who will give them a lecture upon this
topic: his may be reported iii tic.
1 and thus the public. mini
VII be prepared to assist in CARRYING
forward the work i stthol best Is Is
AS begin il, u
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GLoRoT,, j NOT THE MAN. i.
Claimed That He Il Not the Sians
That Ate empted to Kill Iapisrf, sss

Claimed That He Ii Not the sgaa
i ~ Ats npstse ted 70 XIII Laotr.i. :ss
fRENNEs, Aug. alorot. who claims
to have been the man who attempted to-
assassinate M, Labori, was brought to
Rennes this evening. Colonel Plquart,
N. Gasta and others who saw the would
5beaassassin. declare Glorot was not the
man.. sS53i kFsl es li4ifS
The prisoner has written letter to the
police making an alleged confession and
gsorif wing in the crime The doctors say
he Is insane. ~ TIC rs
Gorots was arrested at sAixla Chaparre,
Yesterday. He exclaimed: 81 ya
sI am the man who shot Labori.,, ..
I The police now. say; that they believe tho
prisoner p e Is only a. innati 81 .ifunkard
desirous Of attracting attention and his.
so-called confession may turn out to be
nothing more than an empty boast. The
police, however, are investigating the re-
cent movements OF the prisoner. 4.
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3keeks a good stock Of goods but he is
also an excellent: mechanic and tin
ion. sss97 ~ ~
rNHE annual report Of the public
printing: OFFICE Of Boston is just

*
.SNHE annual report OF, the public.
= out. Based on the prices thu
city, had paid for work by contract,
the saving during the year has been
$10,3s6 and it has been SIS 800 during
the 90 months since it was estab blished.
But this saving was small matter conl-;
pared with the other features of di-3
rect emplo loyment by the public. Only
an eight hour service IL required OF
the employees, the highest wages in the;
city are paid, the printery is the most
delightful place of it's kind to work
in, no objection to men orgamizingi
unions lis made. decent treatment OF
employees is enforced, else .'blle. in.s
ifuence Of the workers would at once
he, brought to- bear against the adj
So great is the pressure
forsplaces that the best printers I'M the
city have left old employers to take
service with the p,iblic zen they
could get an opening to do SO. 1f
there Is a printer in Boston who is
SO dull he cannot see the advantage
of public over private emplp yanentssl
he is too stupid no deserve as PLACE even
j i;l5p1iyate eri4,l ynnent. Tt ND als6S
ken away the ,tsii siincenti of
those who held the ractss hereto
fore to- furnish poor stock and chaare
for, good stock NO furnish niuItes than
the public needed OF AM tiiing III caaIses
there would be more profit In sfs to
use; influence with p,ibl lie 81 ldftieials III
get Them Ito have print ling done that
was not needed. that Il more TJrs0t33t
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INQUIRY MAY DEvELOP.5

4.
Il MILWAUKEE,. lg: Is The inquiry
into the killing Of Captain Pollock at the
;soldiers' home by David Anderson prom
ises to develop into an inquiry as to the
treatment It OF the inmates of the; home
by the officers in charge before the ex-.
animation and trial ;sof And derson is con-
9cluded. The examination was formally
begun before sC Commissio 9Bloodgood
this morning. It. was said during the
examination that a system Of fines ex-
lists at the home where if the fines are
paid in place of working them out they
are received without giving a voucher
or receipt. q
The question whether the governor of
sa'snational soldiers. home has the right;
to impose fines will be decided so far
as the Milwaukee home DIS concerned
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If anything; prices will be lowered to
a point where small Competitors will be
driven to the wall. This can be done,
says a promoter, by reducing expenses,
abolish1ng middlemen, agents and offices.
Printers are up against it. A strike Is
on in the New York Sun. The publishers
declare that they will have their own
way come what will. The printers say
they wills spend 800, 900 to convince the
Sun that they also have something to say
under whit conditions they will toll.
The brewers are saying sarcastic things
about the coopers. The latter started a
boycott against Milwaukee brewery be-
cause the latter began to manufacture
barrels with machinery. The brewers
denounce the boycott
The more far seeing Socialists Of Eu-
rope are about convinced that the Gar
Of Russia is plotting to lift Louis Ma
poleon upon the throne Of France: Some
Interesting developments are expected
shortly. II s 8.-. IS IS ss.
The walters national union has de-
posed Secretary Treasurer Fred e. Dres-
lers upon various charges and in his, stead
elected Jere T.. Sullivan, st. Louis, Mo-.
whose postoffice address is Box ss7o.5
Machinists issued seven new charters
last month, while. the printers issued 1--we
and one Was surrendered. The union Of
the latter increased a few over 2, 900 mem-
sbers Id the past veal.
carpenters report a gain. Of over .. 40o
mel members since February. There are now
nearly SEQ members In thP national
organization entitled to benefits:
The machinists strike at Port Huron,
Mych., which .threa tened TO spread over
the entire Grand Trunk system, has been
Temporarily Il compromise B
3s:s It Ills jsnSw charged that h soeke kefeller's 9
Chicago diversity sent students to- New
York toss AXE the plaees Of trolley strikl-'
.s$ writ iSs paper trust with 81. .0oo, goo
capital, ana ink trust with $20, ,0oo, 0oo be- be7:
hind sit. are nong the latest. s@
In byee--sslset ions for legislature IS of
Queenslands Austral the Labor party
won sever puts of rs seats. III.
Social Mshs movement Is making q rapid
progress sin the province Of Ontario, says
"a Canad per: ssss
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FILES HER i i An I ) sl7yvER. 4
Mrs. Mary RI InmnlaIl AnsWers Hicks'
] C0llttjl afnt III TUG Libel Cnae. s. y

Mrs. Mary r.. InmaI Answers Hicks
Comp IN ;rus Libel Case.
r Mrs. Mary r. Inman. through her proc
tor, H r. Spencer has filed her claim
and answer In the libel of Frank Hicks
against the tug w. BIZ Castle. Hicks all
legess that hes has owing SO him $1so.255, and
libeled the boat to secure his claim. Mrs.
Inman IN her answer llegesE that Mr..
Hicks pas emp loyed l40 days on sthel Cas-.
tle s a. fireman lat 81 that he, has
been paid so and that there Is owing
to him which Il II Is alleged,
together with costs, has been 4 offered
Hicks and which he has yefused. Al N ~ ii,
Inman Y, her g sns.yss admits = that + Hicks
Tor q period. but AYERS that this sis & & q,
matter In which the court has no juris-l
diction So this case, 40 icks was not per-
forming the services Of 81 mariner 4 It;
that time. sls
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WILL ENFORCE NEUTRALITY.

|; SANTIAGO DE CUBA Aug. 1s.-Thes
Eom, ,1ican agents are rapidly recruiting
expeditions in5l;is part Of the island, par;
.iculsry on the norts coast.
S5 Orders were received from Havana to-
day to hold the men cccently captured at
Rarscoa pend::g an Investigation.
All trading sehooners are closely watch
Ell. Yesterday the tug Adonis was armed
and sent TO Guantanamo to- patrol the
coast. ~ "a. Es
It is certain that several expeditions
have been able to get away without any
interference. but General Leonard Wood,
the military governor, is determined to
do all III his lower to enforce neutrality
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Yellow Fever Ca.e.

WASHINGTON, Aug 49, Surgeon Gen
eral Wyman was notified today by Sur
geon Carson, stationed at Port Limon,
Costa Rica, of the appearance of one case
of yellow fever at that place. This is
the first that has been reported at any of
the fruit ports this season. The informa-
ton received has been telegraphed to
several of the cities which prohibits the
importation of fruits from infected ports
as soon as a case Of yellow fever appears.
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BEsSSENER.

Of the. various business houses at
Ressenler where this paper may be
found we are pleased to mention G..
a. Peterson, who carries a large stock
of boots, shoes, furnishing goods,
fruit, confectionery. etc.
Also at Bessemer. is the hardware
store, Of ohm Frank. Mr.. E. has.
built himself into a goodlbusiness from
a very small beginning within the
past two years. Mr.. Franks merit
largely lies in the fact that he not only