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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01
Dillingham; Scores One.

There wss a meeting OF stock
holders in the Waialua Agricultural
Company at the Chamber OF Com
merce. The meeting was called to
decide whether the capital stock of
OF the concern should be increased
by Que million dollars without giving
to the original stockholders pro
rata OF the new issue. The PROPOSE
ton has not found favor in town
since it was sprung on unsuspecting
shareholders in the interest OF the
promoters, A change has come
over the dreams OF some OF the
CHECKERS" and the Dillingham; fac,
ton carried ths day voting at thu
rate OF $4,000 shares against 500.
The m after wild not rest there how
ever and there is another lot OF
lawsuits 10 sight for the promoters
at the plantation.
There was Roman emperor once
who received dispatch telling him
that his army had won great VIC
tory but that the loss was such that
there was no army left. The i'm
perial gentleman made a goat oil
"himself, bul tod the wall-which
was not padded--and exclaimed
One more victory like this and I'm
a goner." Messrs Dillingham;, Ten
ney, Castle and supporters please
paste the Romans words in theft
large sized headReare.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01
Torpedo Boats Trial.

BATH, Maine, Oct. 23.-The new
torpedo boat Dahlgren had part OF
it's official speed trial to-day. Az
her engines did not attain the maxi
mum speed of 29.46 knots until
nearly dark, the final run will be
made tomorrow, when the builders
are confident the 304 knots required
by the contract will be reached.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01
DEPARTURES.

For Hilo and way ports, per stmr
Kinau, Oct. 31.-W l. Eaton, A L
Louisson, j S Patten, Mr. Blackie, A
Neill, w A Grulf, g P Wilder, w S
Sims. # Godfrey, E BASEBALL, j w
Mason, j A Sctt, Paul Jarret, wife
family and servant, l. Q Blossom,
wife and son, w A Fetter, T j Beck
or, Mrs l. G Blossom, Mrs A Lyons,
Mrs Askell, son and mother, Mrs
MARQUES and four children, Mrs
Vivas, Mrs E FL Parke, j @ Denny,
F Thompson, w S Dole, and wife,
Mrs w @ Meyer, B A Mcdonald, E
r Hendry, II Niessen, John Hind,
Mrs Sarah Benson, Mrs ] j Henry,
A. Bittridge, @ M Jacobs.
For San Francisco, per stmr. Aus
tralia, October BE, M. Bell, Mrs
@. H. Bishop, Master Bishop, Mr.
snd Mrs. Crawford, Miss Coleman
Miss Chandler, Mr. and Mrs Clay
Clement, Miss Chaffee, j e Grew, +
Curtis, j e Dunn, Mr. and Mrs East.
wood, r D Emery, r A Fraser, i
Felt, Miss @ Foltz. A Friedenthal
Mrs F Gwynn, Mr. Graves, Hardy
Mrs w Fl II Hamilton, F l. Hoogs
RIB Hogue, Mrs M Kennedy, MI
and Mrs III G Lonsdale. w H Low
den, Mics Lowden, Mr. Medcraft
Miss M Marshall, l. r Marshall, i
McQuarrie, w B Mclean, Mrs Nc
Pherson, Mrs l. p Mcintyre. d Mul
Ian, o Noraeet, Miss E @ O'Connell
Mrs O'Connell, Mr. and Mrs Il 3
Pratt, Capt Peterson and wife. !
Peck, S B Rose, wife and son, M. d.
Rocco, Mr. and Mrs Roberts and
children. d r Rogers, Miss {
Shearer, Misses Sheridan ~, y Wal
ton, j Williams, ] ID Wise, EC Win
ston,
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HALLOWEEN.

songfully Celebrated by the SCOT
fish Thistle Club and Their
Guests.
Chief George Dali and ex-chief
White OF the Scottish Thistle Club
once again successfully piloted this
merry and hospitable club through
another national festival.
The place Of gathering was in the
cool, airy and breezy lanai Of the
New England Bakery, aud in which
there is piano as well as creeping
vines and evergreens.
The piano was one OF the features
OF the evening as the "Cock OF the
North" and Seymour's violin, to say
nothing of an adventurous voice or
two, can most veraciously testify.
There is nothing that puts one SO
much en- bon rapport with his neigh
Dor at such festive gatherings as
an exqusitely dulcet toned and
tuned instrument OF torture, and we
had it there as the Eagle can frown-
ingly corroborate.
A cold collation. with c,ffee was
soon exchanged for hot water aud
amber fluids, and the honey color
ed liquids gave mellow tone to
the pathetic aud sweet songs OF old
Scotia. Patriotism blended with
patros, aud love with lorricking
fun. Among those who 80 pleasant
ly aided with soul aud song, and in
the spirit and study Of the humani-
ties, were this Messes. d. W. a. X
Anderson, Brown, Cockburn, Davies
Dixon, CARVE, Fitz w. Hall, Jor-
dan, Kay, Lennox, Seymour, and
others. Special reference was made
by chief Dali TO the lamented deaths
of brothers Phillips and King aud
the honor attained by another
Scotchmsn but recently called to
the cabinet.
| The toast OF the Press was gene
rously given and promptly respond
ed to Boer Land events suggested
"Rnle Britannia" and God save
the Queen" while aloha to the flag
under which we now live aud pros
per called forth 1.-THE Star Spangled
Banner"
As midoig't approached "Auld
Lang Syne" brought to close ont
OF the happisst, jolliest, and bes
managed Halloween festivities yeI
given by the splendid club 1t is te
be hoped that strong accession o.
mem bership will follow in its wake
Every Scotcbman by birth or des
cent should call at the Club Rooms
on Fort street and obtain the neces
sary particulars for placing himsel
on the rolls.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

Judge Wilcox is looking sharply
after attorneys who ask to have their
cases in the District Court post
poned to allow them to attend the
Circuit Court. The judge is we'll
posted on the business OF Circuit
Cour's aud thinks it more important
to have criminal cases in his Court
attended to, than granting post
popements to enable attorneys to be
present at nesting OF stock com.
pauies. The judge expressed his sur
prise that lawyers could be-pre-
varicators.
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Passenger Travel.
ARRIVALS.

From San Francisco, per stmr.
Gaelic, Oct. 31.-For Honolulu--A
T Atkinson, j n Barnabee, @ Bolte,
f M Brooks, Mrs T B Chaplain, j
b Collins, Geo A devils, Miss E Gay,
Mrs Irene Long, Mrs II S Robinson,
Y Rosenberg, j E Taylor, Mrs j E
Taylor, Ed Towse, Mrs Ed Towse,
Mrs @ d Warren and child.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

Don't fail to ring up Telephone
444, American Messenger Service, ii
you have any messages or packages
to deliver.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

Special services are held it ST
Andrews Cathedral to day; it bein,
All Saints Day.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

Two furnished front rooms to let
at No. 9 Garden Lane. opposite the
Catholic Mission.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

W. H. Cummings left for Japar
yesterday for medical treatment
His health is very precarious
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

Frank l.. Hoogs, business man
ager OF the Star, has left for thu
Coast on we'll earned vacation.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

On and after Tuesday, November
9th, the Kinau will sail from Homo
lulu at IL M, instead OF at J p. m.
as heretofore.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

Several changes have taken place
in the personnel Of the police force
to-day. John Thomas is now lieu
tenant OF watch, and A. Fernandez
has been made lieutenant 10 the
mounted patrol. We trust the "new"
, men will do as we'll as the sold" ones
have done.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

SPECIAL SALE OF Ladies Mus
lin Underwear at Sachs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

All Saints Day. The Saints are
not all in Honolulu
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01
Wales Entertains HARRISON

LONDON, Oct. 23.--The Prince OF
Wales to-day receiysd former Pre-
sident Benjamin Harrison 10 audi
ence at Marlborough House. Mr..
Harrison visited the House OF Com
mons. accompt nicd by A. j.. Bal
four the Government leader in the
House, aud the First Lord oil the
Treasury.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

Attorney Henshall has purchased
the beautiful Heudry residence on
the "Plains."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

THE PEOPLES PROVIDERS,
Sachs 81 Co.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

The Amateur Orchestra rehearse'
this evening at the Y. M. @. A.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

The Tramways Co.'s rapid transit
rails on Palace Square are now duly
buried out of sight. Score one for
Minister Young.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

Jim Post and his wife (May Ash
levi left by the Australia yesterday
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

Read A. M. Hewett's card in an
other column. He is on deck again.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

The managing committee OF the
Waverley Club will please meet to-
morrow night for election OF mem
bers and payment of accounts.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01
Arbitration and the Samoan Issue

Arbitration and the Samoan Issue
London, Oct. 20.-The "Time'"
correspondent say: 1.-THE sugges-
ton OF the submitting the Samoan
question to arbitration does not
meet with approval in authoritative
quarters here" s.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01

NEW SAILOR HATS at Sachs
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01
NEW TALENT JUST ARRIVED
BY the Australia.

Our Big Feature
RAND, BYRON aud RAND,
In their Acrobatic Comedy
Sketch, 1.-THE Awkward Squad"
First Appearance in Honolulu OF
MINDELL FERN DREYFUSS,
In Her Original Singing and
Dancing Sketch, ga Private Re-
hearsal."
The Talented Young American
Vocalist,
MR.. GUY LIVINGSTON,
Singing the Latest Successes.
Continued Success OF the Charm
ing Contralto,
MISS ETHEL DIXON.
The Dramatic Sketch Artists,
BOGGS and HAYWARD,
In an Original Sketch.
Still Big Feature, the Musical
WILLARDS,
In their $4,000 Musical Act.
The Eminent Baritone,
MIR. HAMILTON HILL,
In Choice Selections.
The Prince of Rag-time Comedians,
JACKSON HEARDE,
AS the Hottest Coon from Dixie.
Boz Office opans at iOA.N Phone h4G,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-11-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Orpheum tonight With a good
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
Easy to Lose to Upton.

There be question that the bowsprit of the
Shamrock under side of the American and that
the ancient silver piece tilted almost Sir
till modern America shall sail the blue and
greater victory of nearly
half century ago. This situation
the face and will wink eyelid Between the models
Of the two boats there is difference that will
minutes things being equal sails opinion
well founded that the Shamrocks higher
duct the than those of the Columbia
beginning point they conceive the
takes of the Coumbas captain while conceng that the
Shamrock is managed highest degree with
complete knowledge of that go with the
True, CoIumbas little daring
the sakeboat Saturday quarters close that
an judgment attempt maneuver
the opportunity repeat that exhibition of Yam
tests
Well if the cup lifted still give thanks that it
Upton and Dunraven that bears the trophy home
brief far, Sir Thomas been the
sportsman he has the swifter
rejoice that she owned who could lose with
good grace with acknowledgement OPP
superiority possible any
disappointment, but no meaner
feeling little Upton, whether he lift
not has least lifted the against pos
sbily of bitter afer-taste the where
merit is the supreme test and the last word.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
Beers Seize Laing's Nek-What Next7

The dispatches would indicate that the Beers having
seized Laings Mex viii occupy Newcastle mmedia tely
Newcastle is town lying south of in Natal
some twenty-five thirty miles Laing,s Mex If
Newcastle is occupied British territory by
the Beers is accomplished From Laings Newcastle
there is railroad through the mountains southern er
minus of which is Durham On this railroad Ladysmith
which is situated short distance below Newcastle Here
The British Nothing particular is to be
gained by this advance the they are deter
mined making it, will be fired on Brit
lsh territory.
How it will be fired beyond conjecture The Brit
sh would willingly postpone hosttes until December by
which time they could be fully prepared However with
advance by the they will at once set themselves
on the defensive and Beers to hold them back
somewhere between Ladysmith Nwcastle in a noun
famous country At least this is the way indications
point present.
The British so}dey has distinct orders not to fire the
first shot and the first actual onse given no doubt
by the Beers After that the will engage
Immediately The Beers, they be successful would
hasten down the railroad Durham the seaport and try
to hold the whole railroad destroy in order to hamper
the British in reaching Transvaa border If The
Boers in the first brushes epulsed they fall back TO
angs Mex slowly there their first serious stand
General Jouber is quoted saying that the Beers will
have no show against the Britons So also is Montague
White the Transvaas general in London But there
is something in the manner of who desperate and
il is better for the Beers British think they are 70
have froc than TO impress the fact that defeat
Tor them is possible ana probable. .....
50 far as Great Britain is concerned she contemplaes
making end of The African trouble once and for
If she puts down the will be no compromise
The Transvaal Will become an English colony as
Canada or India There no sort of compromise tina,
vi" admit OF further quesoninss OF suzerainy AMI vet
Great Britain Will lose South Africa eventually If she does
thrash the Beers the Jamsons the Rhodeses her own
children have long nursed the Of south African
public Of their free tribute to Great Brj-a, IF
any sort.
Great Britain has picnic The former brushes with
the Beers show that AT Lan's Mex the English loss was
1870 the Boer 24 at lngoso the British loss was 142 tb
Boer IS AZ Majuba HIM. the Beers assaulted tb
British loss was ESQ the Boer, s. Bronkhurst Spru the
British loss 100 the Boer in the Jameson raid
100 Englshen were killed Beers In these five BATTLES
the English loss has been $50 Boe-s have los ,l
g. exactly at the 6 TO / independent Of any
other nation on earth The conclusion be derived from
these figures is thai Boer is hefty foe for sxt
Brtons
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
1ai1Ys. Eagle
NJ. Nj. MURDOCH, Editor.
What Do You Think About ItP

VIII the Populists in sedgwck county their
ticket this fall? candidates pledged
to push war Philippines
"a disgrace to American civilization"
The preamble platform says: eve the Populsts
of sedgwc county make urgent appeal to the electors
thereof to cooperate with in the institution of such
election of such officials win stand
for and push forward following prn-
cipIes",
Do you that the TagaI war is a disgrace to
Civilizations" The Popuis candidates do, and if
you do you should not vote for them.
The expansion is not solely Republican idea The
POpuss of sedgw county expansionists year ago.
Louis Boyle attorney general who ran
far ahead of his ticket sedgwick county in the
Auditorium this city:
GAS for myself believe in the policy of retention
would make those outposts of our future
erciaI Advancement signal stations of the glad
gospel of freedom equality people Of the earth
fully that the God of nations has marked out
especial great republic and that work is
to bring liberty, equality practical Christianity to the
oppressed No say retention or surren
of those islands possibly at the present time be party
issue"
This was declared to the Popuiss the time 1t was
puphshed so they could read it, So far known,
single Popust in this voted against Boyle lie
ried the county by $50 Stanley Republican candidate
for governor carried it by only 20.
If the retention Philippines is "a disgrace to
American civilization" today championship of the
idea disgrace year ago?
The Popus platform year ago rejoiced over the occu-
patton of the Philippine by United States
this year platform calls the war "a disgrace to
American civilization" and pledges every on
that ticket stand for this
The election Of the Popuis this fall
however much it might regarded to him per
sonaly only thing-the triumph of dsgraceful
sentiment the that Agunado should win that
brave soldiers engaged disgracefu proceeding
vote for Populist ticket is proffer of
sympathy and encouragement Tagals blow
face Of the American soldier Philippines.
The candidates pledged this Populist
politicians believe in it a political meas
ure but believe that the Popuists the same
Popuists who appauded Mr. Boyles worthy thoughts and
voted for him them last year. will this
year swing face about give their copperead
declaration which soldiers in the face and
bids God speed to savage who is killing the Populsts
fellow-citlzen and brother.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
Along the Kansas Nile.

1t is estimated that in 1900 Kansas WIFI
hold six hundred political conventions OF
various kinds.
Topeka is pushing along towards that
$4,000. Wednesday evening the amount
had reached 1858
Charles Scott Of lola thinks that Great
Britain has old Mr.. Manifest Destiny on
its side against the Beers.
A. G. Stacey, the newspaper correspond
ent, was released from the federal prison
at Leavenworth yesterday.
In his speech at Boston, Secretary Co
burn mentioned the fact that both Patch
en- and Gentry are Kansas horses.
When Governor Stanley does settle
down in his office he will have the fact
announced every day that he IS there,
and boast about it.
Mrs. Funston is an Oakland, California.
girl. and because of this the women OF
Oakland viii entertain the whole Kansas
regiment to dinner.
Governor Stanley. it is reported. win
make 1t a special task 10 talk to Funston
about politics and get him to act within
the advice of Cy. Leland.
Charles S. Reed. once county attorney
81 Wilson county. has been nominated
by the Republicans Of Sandusky. Ohio.
for judge Of the court of common pleas.
Funston has already surrendered al
claims to the church vote. Told that he
had been mentioned for the vice presi-
Gency. he declared; '~The hell you ssyi''
Governor Stanley has pardoned from
the penftentiary Frank Keeping. a Hutch
fnson gambler Keeping was sentenced
for three years. He had served a year.
In some quarters It is thought that II
will be particularly fortunate IL the boys
Of the Twentieth Kansas 10 not. soon az
ter returning home. pitch into each other.
Five complaints have been fled By
r 3 Dawes and Thomas Fsuloa IN Leav-
enworth county against keepers OF Joints
al Rlondike. This is supposed to be the
beginning Of the crusade against tas
hole.
The Populists are glad 70 see Stanley
gaddiug around 50 much. The Populists
believe that II Leedy had remained 81 his
office more and watched thiugs there
would have been fewer scandals Ia the
state Institutions
Upon disembarking az San Francisco
I'd Little picked q horse 20 ride 10 the
Preside. II had been reserved for Gov
erRor Stanley. lie picked another. u
had been reserved FOR AdIstant General
Fox Little walked. q distance Ok FIVE
miles.
Il & said that the Twentieth Kansas
Vas TIE worst Democratic rsrg-snf n
ne Philippines. ard THAI Gsrerz1 OTIS
himself las been known frequently .
laugh heartily over the way r. shich -.
pTfvates resented any nl5nkev-snfrss -
the part Of rheir officers.
Il Is reported that TIRE government.
through tie postoffiee department, has
called down tae railroads for Dot seeing
that engineers whistle $40 feet from re
station In approaching 81 The mai clerk
must De notiasd AID he cant keep his
head cut q ne wi7csE 81 tie tine ook- i
ing for tozEs
I'd Hove has been co-rnans.ersd by 4
Governor EskrieEs "a tns great attack j
o. Marriages as AZ Institution HOSE
says Marriage s. failure ard klmost 4
every c2s vho hsz Ser married a. 1onz 4
a. ten T@4rs admits Il. 20 himself - 4
east Ard 4 T. rot a failure fss TIE 1
sasn zloae eSS Siz5 fsr shs wszsz !
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army nmcal to discipline exclusion to the
national advantage the plan tried
in place of his appointment viii before the Of
every volunteer the possibility reaching the highest rank
The great inspiring invincibity
aside from the military genius Napoleon the
fact that soldier carried marshals baton in his
knapsack He had only right the battlefield
to take it out We the fruit Of accumulated
military wisdom, giving volunteer soldiers the
incentive With the leutenancies all
the right to aspire to the highest is conceded
If the policy is well approved for volunteers why
not for regulars? 1t is fact that under the system
of regular promotion in the United States France
the latter the eighteenth century would
number of in the ranks whose merits battle
field raised them to the dignity of marshal duke
poleon though Brienne always recognized
the fact that the best of the officer
to command open his humbest private,
for his scholarship his bravery and tactical skill In
regular privates the by
passing examinations, but tell whether not
these canny will quail under fire and dis
1t ought rule that the battle
field wins promotion Otherwise, who spell
bsEter Confederate General did,
has all Forests courage, skill military prescience
may go through the army unhonored and unsung
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
Some KIOndike Changes.

telegraph line is operation from Dawson the prin-
cpa settlement in the Klondke region the
is the mining with the speed which is
in other parts of the civilized world
The railroad is following the telegraph rapidly.
the combination of railway steamboat
efficient that records of only about
made England by fortunate trav-
eers found the conditions all favorable. large
the year when navigation the Yukon imposs-
bic the journey is not rapid comfortable but
viii not be long before railroad is all the
These great changes mark the beginning stage
of Kondike development The period excessively high
wages prices is ended. The days and
much luck good bad, of the extreme type
placer mining fields, yet gone, but is passing
Next will the time Of large companies wholesale
methods Of mining, and lower prices for everything.
1t depends this stage of the history of
dixie region whether not the Klondike will have large
population, for many years will speedily back into
former condition Wilderness with scarcely any white
inhabitants If rich and extensive quartz deposits
discovered there will be long and great future
gton. Otherwise, its will set in a few years
BY the end of it ought be possible to
determine which turn the tide of fortune will take.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
Pron1otions in the Army

The general order Of the department that nro,,o
ons 10 second eutenanoes in the volunteer regiments
shall be from the ranks Of the wisest measure, -
administration which the present experience Of The 49,
has brought forth The bane state volunteer service
The practice, the governors of Issuing an
the commissions possible political favores on that
largely the aid OF executives was not sought in
forming the new volunteer army 1t pot-
zeal officer not only help the enemy because OF his
Incompetence but account of the injustice of putting ana
keeping him above competent men his presence in
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