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years. He is to-day considered one
OF the hest sugar boilers on the ISL
ands. Walter Lowrey is at the place
pro tenn.
Kihei is booming. Everybody is
leaving for the place and especially
Wailuku Plantation lahorers.
There will be grand bail given
by the Spreckelsville people on the
18th in honor OF st. Patrick. Ou
that occasion everybody will be
wearing green and all will be Irish &.
There is talk among the 400 here Of
having dance to stir the monotony
on the coming Friday and to all
purposes and intents it will be- a
good thing.
There will be meeting of the
Maui Bicycle Club here tonight.
New members will be elected, and
within a few weeks we will be able
to show our colors.
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orpheum Theatre.

Tonight Manager Post will pre-
sent an entire new show.
A new comedy, "Klondyke JUS
tice," introducing the entire COM
pany, will be produced. Boyd &
Co. will do new blackface knock
about act. Mrs. Dora Mervyn the
balladist will sing all new songs.
Miss Ida Travers, the petit dan
seuse, will dance some new ideas
Mr., j. Post and Mrs. May Ashley
will introduce new sketch, assisted
by Mr.. Walter Pollard. Prof. Mar
tins educated CANNES will add some
new tricks to their performance.
Friday night will be amateur
night. when local talent may have
an opportunity of appearing in pub
lie. In the States this is quite an
affair, so all those wishing to appear
will leave their names at the box
office and report for rehearsal Fri
day, at 2 p. M Admission, 25 and
SO cents,
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Our Maui Notes.

A meeting of the Hawaiians OF
Waihee with the president and man
ager of the II. G. q S. Co, was held
last Monday at Waihee, the subject
being he distribution of the water
flow OF the Waihee stream. The
question was settled satisfactorily
to both sides.
The little two year old boy of Mr..
Keelap, the boiler-maker Of Waika-
pu, was drowned in the Waikapu
stream whilst the mother was doing
some household work.
A grand luau was had at the
Akaualiilii and Tavares wedding,
and the many present enjoyed it to
the full. Most OF the old folks
left the place Immediately after the
wedding ceremony and the lunch
were over, leaving host of merry
young people, their moopunas and
kaikama hines to dance, make merry
and enjoy the occasion which lasted
far into day break.
Mr., Townsend, of the Board Of
Education, is here and enjoying a
ride once in while with our Mr..
Moore behind the latter's imported
stag. We hope and expect to TO see
Mr.. Townsend look into and supply
the different wants of the schools
and more SO to report to the Board
that duly licensed persons, those
who passed teachers examination
should be employed instead of hav-
ing combination OF relatives and
"Johnnies come lately" to run a
school.
The Cineograph Co. arrived from
Lab alma and opened at the Skating
Riuk Wednesday evening, where a
very slim crowd showed up Gas it
was not we'll advertised.) The koo-
cheekoochee dance slide was enjoy
ed by all but it was not as "grace-
full" as our hulakui. This one was
only one sided affair A full house
is assured tonight.
Chas. Copp. Jr., for several years
head sugar boiler Of the B. @. & Co.
and whose showing by the last year 8
sugar grade headed all the Others
to the best percentage, leaves to-day
for Kahuku to he the sugar boiler. of
that plantation. He leaves a good
record with his old masters whom
he served for quite a number of
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THE LATE ALI.
Arrangements are Being Made For
The Last obsequies.

The Last obsequics.
The arrangements in regard to the
funeral of the late Princess Kaiula-
nj are nearly completed.
The Helene returned to the city
this morning with Prince Cupid and
wife.
The body is lying in State at Alma
hau to-day and has been viewed by
large number OF people. Hawai-
ians are in constant attendance at
the house OF mourning day and
night.
The Government band played
during the afternoon in the grounds
outside the death chamber and floral
offerings OF beautiful description
we're laid near the bier of the de-
parted alii.
The pail bearers have not yet
been selected. The official organ
presents the following list as select
ed this morning: Sam Parker, Geo.
w. Macfarlane, f. A. Schaefer, f.
NJ. Swan zy, j. H. Boyd, j. II. Wode.
house, j. w. Robertson, aud a men,
ber Of the Cabinet.
The following list of pail bearers
has been issued semi. officially: Sam
Parker, j. o Carter, S. X. Ka ne, j.
81. Boyd, j. 81. Wodehouse, Geo. W.
Macfarlane, F. M. Swanzy, T. Give
Davies, III. M Sewall and Andrew
Adams.
The third list which is the choice
of the Hawaiians who claim the ali
as their own, who move the kahilis
by day and night over the remains
of the young chiefess, is composed
OF the surviving staff Officers of the
monarchs who made Kaiulani the
heir to the throne of Hawaii. Prom
inent among them are the following
distinguished officers who will all be
here at the day of the funeral: Geo.
W. Macfarlane, j. Fl. Boyd, @. P.
Iaukea, John Baker, Hoapili Baker,
Samuel Parker, VIM. Lumaheihei.
John D. Holt, John Richardson, w.
Fl. Cornwell, 81. f. Bertlemann, and
j. w. Robertson. Those indeed
would be representative body of
men to carry the last Of the Hawai-
ian dynasty to her grave.
The funeral services at Kawaiahao
on Sunday next will be conducted by
the Rt. Rev Bishop OF Honolulu, Rev
A. Macintosh, Rev.E FL. Van Deerlin,
Rev. V. Fl. Kitcat and Rev. j. F.
Lane.
In recognition of the courtesy of
Rev. H. Ell. Parker in lending his
church to the Anglican clergy, the
Kawaiahao Church Choir will sing
the Hawaiian Hymn selected by
Governor Cleghorn.
Inc Blshop OF Tanopolis ana the
Catholic Clergy will attend the
funeral in body.
The youth Of Hawaii will be re.
presented at the funeral and the
scholars of Kamehameha Schools
st. Louis College aud The different
seminaries will ,,llow in the process,
sion of one who set shining exam.
pie during her brief life to the boys
aud girls OF her beloved race.
This afternoon the banks and
leading business houses are closed,
out of respect to the Princess, and
business is generally suspended.
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The Ameer Is Alive.

LONDON, Feb 2S,--The Secretary
of State for India, Lord George
Hamilton, announced in the House
OF Commons to-day that there was
no truth in the reported death Of
the Ameer of Afghanistan.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1899.
HAWAII FORGOTTEN.

There is no legislation, so far, for
Hawaii, and there are absolutely no
chances for an extra session Of Con-
gress 1t means that the dear peo-
Pile of Hawaii will have to "lump"
for another year, at least, of Dole
ISM" go through another fake cleo
ton, another family compact legis-
lature, and another period Of oil
garchical iniquities under a protec-
torate of the alleged liberty loving
republic of the United States OF
America.
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Ia the rush in the Senate to crush
Mckinley, as he deserves to be, the
Hawaiian speck in the Pacific has
been lost sight OF, and it is very
doubtful that even the labor laws of
the mainland will be extended to
Hawaii during the present term of
Congress. Mr.. Kinney has done his
work we'll and has earned S66 600,
the usual lee paid to agents of the
Planters Association. He has per-
suaded the few men who wanted to
give Hawaii government that there
was no hurry at all, and that our al
legged Americanism had been totally
extinct since the fag-hoisting in
August, and that only Harold Sew
all, the Bulletin, and, we presume,
Sims, Shingle and Stocker bother
about new regime sin this down
trodden land of free born Hawaiians
restored from the cruel heel of the
bloody tyrants and oppressors by
We, Us e. Co."
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No change will be made, and the
republican club need not fight over
possible president. The boys
can adjourn sine die without fear
that their imaginary pull will be i'm
paired by delay, and Dole can de-
vote the next two years in drawing
his salary and deyising ways and
means to finding graveyard or
establishing crematory.
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Movement of Steamers

Steamers due and to sail to-day
and for the next six days are as fol
lows
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-03-08

When the PHILIPPINE question is
settled, when the expansionist are
showed under for good and forever,
Hawaii may some day awake to
find herself once more under
the Hawaiian flag. II the Col
onial policy, which now threat
ems us wins the day, and if the
"Colonies" will not be allowed to
benefit by the tariff laws of the
United States, then the world will
hear a tremendous howl-because
the true. good, noble, liberty loving,
monarchy-crushing Americans in
Hawaii have been hit in their sacred
spot-their pocket.
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Steamers

A single yard or article at whole
sale prices at Sachs,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-03-08
SIG. $3.50. $25

These stoves are absolutely
non-explosive and free from
odor. So clean are they that
a meal can be cooked in the
parlor and the stove wheeled
out, and no one know that
cooking had been going on.
They are very economical also
and are just the thing for
small families and light house,
keeping. Since we introduced
thu m many improvements have
been made to this new lot and
they are now perfect.
We have also left a very
few of the
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-03-08
Timely Topics.

and we have just received a
large shipment of these justly
famous stoves in three sizes,
which we offer at the follow
ing prices:
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-05-14
NoTIcEl NOTICE! NOTICE!

Sea.ed bids will Be received by the un.
iers.encd. at No. ia and No. liS Fourth
street. Portland. oregon. up to and until
May 2Sth, lSa. at ? o'clock p. m, for the
purchase OF the entire stock OF drugs
and medicines. goods and merchandise
all shelving and trade fixtures, except
Ing only TWO nickel plated show cases in
the rear end thereof, contained in that
certain drug store formerly owned and
occupied by the Estes-Conn Drug Com
pany, at Nos 5l0-5l2 Commercial street,
Astoria Oregon. Terms OF sale. cash on
delivery All bids must be accompanied
by certified check or deposit OF s5OOOU
or bid will not be considered. II bid IS
not accepted, deposit will be Immediately
returned. The right TO reject any and
all bids reserved,
Bids will also be likewise received by
me at the same time and place, for the
purchase Of that certain two-story frame
building situated upon the west 80 feet
of the north half Of lot 5 block 50, in
that part OF the city Of Astoria as laid
out and recorded by John Adair in Clat-
sop county, Oregon, together with the
contents 4 such building excepting fin
turcs. Terms. cash on delivery The
wo-story frame building viii be sold
ubjec, to mortgage thereon.
LOUIS BLUMAUER.
Dated April q, 1899.
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Open Rupture at Wardner Prob
able Between the Military
and Union Men.
SYMPATHY OF THE PEOPLE
Population OF Burke and Gene In
sympathy with the Miners Un
lOnIsts Ache for BIooJshed.

WALLACE. Ida, May 80 -GOycrnor
.HDunrnbcrg. Attorney General llnyea,
Ho rrlnty Of state rairlp and Treasurer
rice arrived al Wnrducr today The
attorney general viii remain until the
end ~ the trials of The riotrfs The gov
ornpr VIII probably remain some time
Coroner France has examined nearly
" witnesses and expects that Tho lnyrHs
uKailon viii lasi one 0r Two weeks yet
The union men are allll dlHporod 90 fsht
despite every effort Of the military and
state officials 10 squeleh that utsanlEn.
llon ana many expect an open rupture
when lhr order against employing men
without permits goes into eject next
week
Sp ono expects that The Canyon creek
miners can be- replaced with non,unlpn
mihrts while tho present population re-
maths At nurkr ana dem. as they would
ho subject 60 continual Insult paftlcu.
iafiy from women
The disposition ~ union nympaihErrn
lhefe. practically tho whole population.
Do one VI tho stayrst problems confront.
lnE ilr aulhorIJIrs and 90 which nn
faf an lhr public knows. no attention has
Not br,u given Some hoi.hcAied union.
isl- Nll ache Tor hlondshed ana pro.
liri % when they are rhui out Of ihc
mlura
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WEST SIDE NOTES

Miro T.. 81 La,ly Of Hammond. spsn,
Sunday afternoon Ia Astoria.
Rev Il. Is. Mitchell spent Friday and
saturday visiting in Astoria.
Dr George 4 Skinner arrived nome
from Portland last Wednesday.
lilss Fox Of Astoria spent weducs-
day afternoon al Fort Stevens
p X Warren and daughter Mss
Mauic. were visiting in Astoria yesler-
day
Mi,, Fannie clayton OF seaside, spsn,
Tuc-day night visiting 90 Astoria
Mr Chas T.. Ford ha, been appointed
trustee " the New Astoria church.
Mis- Bessie stoner has accepted d posi-.
lion n Mr.. i.aly.. store at Hammond.
Superintendent Hsgafdt. Of For, Ste.
ycns. arrived down from Portland today.
Mr. Charles Davenport, Of Fort Candy
spent Thursday evening visiting at New
Astoria
4 baby boy was born Jo IN, vii"
Of Marshal william Day, OF skipanJa
.u.i week
captain Mcvlckcr and several other
river pilots went TO Seaside yesterday
on fishing expedition.
Contractor Lcbrck OF Astoria. trans.
frrfed the large logging engine at War
rynton TO Seaside Friday.
Major witchcr arrived down from As
,cria Wednesday and paid on the troops
a, Forts stevens and Candy.
Mr. J. W. Dctr.ck. OF warren,on has
been awarded the contract for erecting
the new church at New Astoria.
The men employed at scarboro Head
VIII be employed at Fort Stevens unu,
material is obtained for the former place.
Mr. Hood. OF Portland representing a
wholesale house OF that city. was visit
Ing friends on the West Side last week.
4 bouncing baby girl OF eight pounds
frightened the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaskie. at New Astoria Thursday morn
ing
Mr u. NJ. Little. OF Greely, Gallo, spent
part Of last week picking out suitable
place In warrenlon for his future resi-
dcnce,
Work on the fortihcaIlons at Scarboro
Head is temporarily suspended, due to
he non-arrival Of the regular supply o.
rocks
Miss Carter, national lecturer Of the
W G. T. T., will deliver lecture az the
w. G, r. L. hall in warrenton on May
%. lSs
Misses Olga Noe and Lena Fannan, OF
Astoria. are spending few days visit
ing relatives at the Point Adams life
saving station
Private George Richards, Of Fort Ste
vcns, has been detailed on recruiting
service at Seattle, Wash. He left for
that place yesterday.
W, G, Hardy, OF warrenton, has pur-
chased and is htting up the old Judson
building with the intention OF moving his
shoe shop and residence into It.
Privates Albert \. Royce ana Johh L, I
Dcvancy, both OF battery NJ, Fort Ste |
vens, are detailed on recruiting service /,
at Portland, The boys left on Saturday /
train,
Rev. j. McCormac, Of Astoria, will I
preach In the NJ. T. church at Warren
ton at LA, m. this morning, in the ab-
scuce Of Rev Mr.. Pherson, who will
hold services at Astoria.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method aud beneficial
cifoctH of the we'll known remedy,
SYRui OF fiGa, manufactured by The
CALIFORNIA Fl0 SYHur Co.. Illustrate
The value ~ obtaining the liquid luKn.
tive principles Of plupta known to bc
incidentally laxative aud prchcnling
them in the form moot frircHhinP a. the
taste aud acceptable tn the system II
n the one perfect strengthening lnxn'
tive, cleansing the nyslrm ciirclunlly,
dihpcllinR colds hcndnyhrA aud fcyorh
gcntly yot promptly aud enabling one
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mancntly lls perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality aud hub
stance, aud itA acting on The kidneys
liver aud bowels. without weakening
or irritating them, make II the ideal
laxative
In the prorcnA ~ manufacturing hgh
are used. ~ they are pleasant ~ the
taAtr, but the medicinal qualities ~ tho
rcmcdy are obtained from Hrnnn aud
other aromatic plants by method
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Co only, la order Ia get In beneficial
effects and a. avoid limitations. please
remember the full name of the Company
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THE JEWS MUST
QUIT RUSSIA
Anti. Jewish Measure Prohibit
Ing All Jews From Staying
IN ST. Petersburg.
THE FEELING IS INTENSE
Jews Killed and Captured and Houses
Wrecked During Riots Of
Easter Festivities.
THE FEELING is INTENSE

LONDON. May i3-rhe Russian gov.
rrnmrnt has decided upon exceptional
measures ngainsl the Jews doubtless
owing 10 the intense feeling against them
prevailing In many parts Of Hussia at
the present time.
The nfat anti.Jewish measure was pro-
mulgutcd yesterday when the stay of
all even foreign Jews. was prohibited 10
si Petersburg
80 exemption will be- made 30 even the
ease Of the French Jews There has
been serious outbreaks against the Jews
10 Russia. In connection with the Easter
festivities u the Greek church Rioters,
Who numbered 800 wrecked hundreds Of
Jewish houses and shops. decorated Jew
ish graves and killed and captured a
.afEe number
About ~ " the rioters were arrested
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representations 10 tho highest quarters,
with tho result that even at the last
moment there have been changes In the
list In spite Of this, number " well
known ladies had their claims ignored.
Mrs. Joseph n. Choaie. wife VI the
United States ambassador here will pre-
sent 10 the quoon Mrs. Alfred Parish.
hor sister. Miss Jennings Of Ncw' York,
and Miss Nora Keof, NJ Chicago, The
queen h 10 come from Windsor on Mon.
day ana Will visit KcnslnRton Palace,
whero her old apartments have been
renovated preparatory 10 opening The
palace To Tho public, Her majcgiya
ylHlt Will be Of sentimental nature ~
the rooms where rhe lived when q young
Riri have been restored TO their former
condition Her bedroom contains show
cases nllcd with her old toys, ana her
dolls house Stands on table IN the
hntc.chumber
The ceremony of laying the corner
stone of the Albert ana Victoria mu-
scum uu wednesday VIII be- an interest
Ing onr Tho queen Will drive through
the streets lined with troops from Buck
lngham palace. the royal rDrtogc being
escorted by the llfcguards. iirr majesty
win he accompanied by several princes
anl pfncrsars ana other royal person.
pgrs viii meet her a. the museum where
10 raised dais viii bee reserved Tor them.
4 great pavilion Will be- erected In which
viii be- seated tho hmbarpn.orr minis
frfr ~ the cabinet ana leading stat"
officials Tho Prince Of Wales VIII re-
rclyc the queen the national anthem
viii be- -ung hy pupils Of the royal con.
l,gr or music Afterwards a mndrgnlo
especially COMPOSED by Mr Alfred Aus.
iln the poet lnuralo. viii bo sung to
.pr.IAl music written by Sir Alexander
Ma kcpur. principal " The royal arad-
'my u music iiis grace the archbishop
of Canterbury. primalr of nli England
wiI read the prayers The event iH
dra'hrd tp be- the occasion Of great
patriotic drmunairliion.
Th,fr har been considerable anxiety
thl- week relative TO the health ot the
puk, OF YORK wnp har been confined 90
hls rooms with q severe cold. Tho dukr
himself made light ~ the matter and
speaking With visitor about the -olici.
rudr M ihr press pu his behalf sald.
"Hrtly mlFhl almost boz q Kiping
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FURTHER PARTICULARS

/ PHILADELPHIA May 5-Thc three
..ta ot tho 90 taicd section vn.,a
crashed inlp thc nrsl section % the
cannon bail cApfrrr train tfalu al IA.
rivf last HlKht arrived here a. iA THE
morning The second train MAS com.
pusrd ~ OK day coaches. but three uf
tb,m wrIr badly wrecked iu the col
i.nluu WHOM the thtyo cars which ar
rl,rd horr lett the scene uf the wreck
thry raftlcd large number uf the in.
Jurri ana olurfa who escaped injury
some uf the injured N,fu taken on at
rluht.wu aud 1, Nrtr removed 60 th,
husp.tals al Nufr.n,uNn Whi, the Train
Naa standing at tho latter place. two
yt Dc injured died before ,hcy could be-
removed Their uamrH Wcic not learned.
When ihv train arrived here Harry or.
rrll. ihr engineer OF The second iralu and
bis Hrsmau ". l.. Everett, both OF
whom Nryr hurt, Nofr ON board There
Ncfr aiso 9n tho train half dozen OF
lns unluJurci passengers, all residents Of
mis- city
DaN NaH just breaking whom tho train
came Go s,andsIIil and many railroad
men Wurc awaiting IA arrival The rail.
road employees we're warmly congratu.
lated on their cuuapv from death. As
tho oli-bcgrimmcd men shook hands.
tears uanv TO tho cyCa ot many ot them.
urrril had been reported dead. but the
only injury he received was a bad scalp
wound His head was handagcd and
blood covered his face. hands and
face Tho fireman was slightly injured
about the back
In an Interview with reporter Of the
Associated Press Orrrl said hr could
not account Tor the accident he said.
We irfi Reading little late, We were
going az the rate nf between u and 10
miles an hour and everything appeared
10 be- all right Just before reaching
Exeter thcru is curve After We had
rounded Il and had Strengthened out,
was horrihcd to see loom up hundred
yards ahead the tlrsI section Instantly
reversed the lever. but before I could
stop the engine We went into the train
ahead with q terrible crash, The impetus
4 the collision sent the parlor car halt
way through the day coach In front of
g. I did not know where / was FOR
tlmr. but nnhlIy discovered myself Inn
prisourd among the twisted iron. splin-
tered wood and broken glass How
escaped without more serious injury
cannot trll | do not know how many
are dead and injured, but they tell me
the number is large"
Orrcl and Everett were taken to
hospital, whore their injuries were
dressed Everett escaped without seri.
aus Injury 10y jumping from the rear OF
the tender
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ENrENIMENr. rRY ouns
Petersen & Brown.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

once NJ G, ., NJ Vancouver Barracks.
wash. May . lSgo. Scaled proposals, IN
trIpIicaIr. Will be received here until
II o'clock a. m, June :, 1891. ana then
opened, tor furnishing fuel at tho SOW
'rnl military poaa In this department
for nacRl year commencing July LIST, 1892
Information furnished here or by quar-.
to reject or accept any Or all proposals
Or any part thereof Envelopes contain
lng proposals. should be marked: PRO
poslls for Fuel az ----." ana addressed to
undersigned. J, W, JACOBS. c, q, NJ