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UTAH SHORT 1 SENATOR.
JOINT ASSEMBLY ADJOrRys FINAL
LIZ WITHOUT ELECrING.
Ing without Materially Chang
ing the Figures-Contempt Pro-
ceedfuxs Dismissed In California.

SALT LAKE, March a.-The joint assem-
bly, OF the legislature was declared ad-
soirneei sine die al midnight tonight with
our elseting United States senator. Ten
ballots were taken tonight The ls,st
and last ballot was as follows:
McCune. 10: George q. Cannon. -. F.
]. Cannon :; King. 4: ]. II. Moyle. 4; Pow
ers. 1: Nebeker. /: Sutherland, :; absent, :.
Contempt PROCEEDINGS Dismissed.
SACRAMENTO, March 9.-The assembly
has dismissed the contempt proceedings
against Milton ]. Green, L. s. Grants po-
l.ticai manager. who refused to testify as
70 whom of the legislative candidates ne
had assisted with Grants money. The
vote for United States senator showed no
change in the deadlock. The ballot taken
was the 18th OF the session.
HARRISBURG. Pa. March s.-Quay, 20.
jerks. IS; Dalzeu, 81; others. "a; neces-
sary, fI2: paired. 90.
DOVER. Del, March e--Gray, %; Ad-
dicks. Is; Higgins. 2: Handy. /, necessary.
-: absent. ).
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Another Turk Wants n Match.

CHICAGO. March 9.-I1on NJ. Houseman.
manager OF Hall Adi.i. the big Turkish
wrestler has posted $500 with challenge
Adiii can throw the alleged Terrible
Turk" who wrestied Ernest Roeber in
Boston. four times in one hour
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JIMMY RYAN WOULDN'T FIGHT.
Crowd Was Not Big Enough. So II
Would Not Go On.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March e.-The
fight scheduled TO take place this after
and Australia Jimmy Ryan did not occur
the latter refusing to go on, claiming
there was not enough money in sight
The men were TO fight for the gate re-
ceipts and Tommy offered Jimmy an ex-
ira hundred TO so on. but he still re-
fused.
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IL Neaker. She No.sa Have Had to
sure oser shr ~.aaas ar Fight

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rfaC ssi5terotN 81 fha sSsterseer ~ the
Sfrg i@'7ea at fhe aslFrar3.g% .p tae tasa-r az
cam -slors Ne%ges as says --Ft IT, hssfrlss.
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taf 500 ssFsssta nf aSsf navy >sNest ts&
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kar = ateal SoM'A sFsssst Assf .@sss atsr
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Rouse Ire Liver.

Cure Sick Headache, B3l-
iousNeSS, Sour Stomach.
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, CSC. per box.
frSaasss By CT decd 6 Co. Level ass
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One Mans Wisdom.

She ii fair aivnreeeH-fsa y0u believe
IN escnsB8 marriages. Mr.. Singleton
kts e1@azl@uSfY1-- " slt--sr-~ hat fsnreyasfx
rs tne Nay how much aETnony 8!a you
reeetve &C h4emGp TINES Herald.
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NEW YORK, March Eddie Connolly
and Kid Mcfarland were matched today
to fight twenty-five rounds at the Broad
way Athletic Club, March IL. at 1sS
pounds.
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II don't seq why you aren't a good little
girl" said ner mother.
''og. now, don't tlame me-" she replied
TIN Just good as God made me-
Chicago Post.
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hCCuSS fills

Are prepared from Ma
lures mild l2xatives. and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
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4 = s2seadoEa. 81 Pogtss,4si, Is AZ tAs lilo.
re- Se4tt.1-
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sIF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED" TRY
SAPOLIO


OLDEST in medica knowe al
skl-CROWNED with YEARS
frendthe
cure you Al Chronic Nervous Blood and Diseases e
detention from
ment for m. to 8 m
.. Kline Rosenberg
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-20
Proof against Burglars.

The Peoples Bank hangs up n neat
sign to the effect that they are protect
ed 10y a policy in the Bankers Mutual
Casualty Company. This refers to an
insurance policy issued by the com.
pany to the bank, indemnifying il from
loss that may be caused by a burglary
or robbery of the bank, and secures
the bank and its patrons from the dan.
ger Of loss from that score. The COM
pany issuing the policy pays the loss
occasioned and in addition to this mon
ey protection the company has an ef.
tcient detective service which is at
once put on the track of the criminal
who interferes with any bank holding
a policy in the company, and bringing
the burglar or robber to bay aud tria
regardless Of the time or effort re
quired. Punishment is sure to over
take any person who attacks the bank
In the way OF burglary or robbery. The
patrons of the bank a readily see the
great merit Of such protection.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-20
The Grand Finale.

The elopement of the late editor OF
the Nation with his cousin, Miss Dol.
lie Reed, Tuesday morning perhaps was
a surprise to some but to many II came
as a v%erification of much that had been
said OF him in the past. This paper
has already contended that those who
were called his friends would eventual.
ly see him in his true light. The fact
that there Is no law to interfere in q
case where a man runs away with a
school girl does not make the crime less
and a law which would restrain such
deals would not be amiss on our statute
books. As far as absence of the editor
is concerned there will be little regre,
and few will care which way or tc
where he has gone. and the nncomple
mentary remarks which we're made BY
persons on the street in regard to the
gentleman wouldn't look nice in print
1t Is a sad blow to the parents of the
girl to have the brightness of thei,
home circle darkened by this occur
renee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-20
Theatre Next Week.

The favOrite Madison Square Theatre
company will open a weeks engage.
ment at the opera house on next Mon.
day evening, January 23d, producing a
line OF new clean and up to date
dramas and comedies at popular prices.
Opening Monday eve IN the sensational
8 act comedy drama entitled IA
Rough Diamond" As an inducement
to a full house Monduy eve, ladies will
be admitted free when accompanied by
a gentleman with one paid reserved
seat ticket; or two ladies admitted on
one ticket which must be purchased be-
fore 2 pm. Monday eve. Positively
no free tickets at the opera house.
Specialties will be introduced between
acts including songs both comic and pa
thetic, illustrated with one Of Edison's
latest picture machines. Admission
10, 90 and soc. Reserved seats now on
sale at Grice's Drug Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-20

At Blue Hill, Nebr., Wednesday, Jan.
Is, 1899 in the NJ. +. Church occurred
the marriage of Mr.. Edwin Oatman to
Miss MarguriteLeetch promptly at 3
o'clock. The wedding march was sound.
by Miss Lottic King of Blue Hill, when
the bridal couple proceeded by Mr.. Geo.
Buker and Mrs, May Buker marched
up the aisle and passed in front of the
altar where the solemn words were ut.
tered by Rev. &. w. Hummel which
made them for life. The gre I'm is
a prosperous farmer OF Oak Creek, is
noted for his sterling qualities, and is a
gentlemanly young man. The bride al.
accomplished and handsome young
lady OF Webster Co. has been n very sue.
cessful school teacher for sometime
past and is we'll worthy of the young
gentleman whom she has won.
They will reside on a farm on Oak
Creek. We wish them a long and hap.
| py life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-20
New Firm at Cowles

+. Il. Benton and j. Il. Greenhalgh
two young men lately Of Russell, Kan
sas, were in the city today. They bave
purchased the building Of G. A. Harris
OF Cowles and will open up the same
kind Of stock as that formerly kept by
Mr.. Harris, general merchandise. The
new firm will be known IS G~reenhalgh
& Benton and as both are pleasant gen.
tlemen and we'll acquainted with that
line OF business they will do well. They
have a large invoice Of new goods al
ready on the ground.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-20
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

DR.. Walden of Riverton was here
ridav.
The CHIEF and Chicago Inter Ocean
be year for sl.25.
Geo. Mccall of Guide Rock was here
e last of the week.
I. b. Colvin and w. II. Sawyer OF
uideRock were here this week.
The ga horse blanket, the best on
. market is sold by j. o. Butler.
Webb Josselyn of Orleans vas shak.
g hands with old friends here Satur.
by.
Have you seen j. y. Buffers new line
/ ga horse blankets, fur and plush
>bes.
b.. s. Vierson and wife of Hastings
ERE here visiting friends the last OF
g week.
|C. ID. Robinson was in Lincoln the
tst Of the week making settlement
ith the state treasurer.
The sermon subject at the Methodist
burch next Sunday evening will be
Does This Life End ALL"
kCsnnence the new year right by in
ring your property against fire and
krnadoes.-W. L. MCMILLAN, Agent.
r. E. Goble was in Lincoln this week
serving the workings Of the republi-
a legislature and seeing the senatori.
contest.
Isaac Myers and wife left Thursday
prning for Lincoln where the latter
III undergo a surgical operation fol
Q removal of a cancer.
Get your sale bills printed at this Of
be and the announcement Of sale will
printed in the paper during the
ne preceding the sale day free OF
args.
Robert Mcbride has purchased a res
hnce on north Cedar street. One
bre of our young men has decided
It paying out money for rent is a
blish practice.
There have been numerous bad &C
ents in the past month. There MAY
many in the future. Insure agains
cidents in the best company in thu
|rld, the Travellers of Hartford
MCMILLAN, Agent.
fr. S. A. Fackler, editor Of the Mi
lOpy, (Fla.) Hustler, with his wifi
children, suffered terribly from !;
ppe. One Minute Cough Cure wa
only remedy that helped them, |
ed quickly. Thousands Of other
this remedy as a specific for Ii
ppe and its exhausting after effects
I. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-20
INF

We + having our regular January
thaw.
Mrs. Chas. Isom is on the sick list
this week.
AL Decker has commenced farming
by cutting corn stalks.
Louis AubushOn was on q business
trip to Inavale one day this week.
Mr., George of Guide Rock was the
guest of Rev. Fl. ii, Haskins last week,
Rev. II. II. Haskins has bought the
southeast quarter of section twenty
eight, town one, range eleven for $1,000
The revival meetings which have
been in progress at Mt. Hope for the
past two weeks have closed. These
meetings have been in charge of Rev.
Goldsworth of Lebanon, Kansas, assist
ed by Rev. Con, Hewitt, and have been
largely attended.
The CHIEF and the Iuter.O Ocean one
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-20
MERE M~ENTIONINGS.

today.
Mr. ud Mrs. Jay Olney left last
evening for Norcatur, Kansas.
+. u Overman was in Lincoln this
wees lunking after legal matters.
Get your sale bills printed at this of.
fee aud you will receive a notice in the
paper free.
Mrs.. II. T. Grice gave a party on last
Monday afternoon to the little friends
of her daughter Oracle in honor of her
fifth birthday.
Mr.. Amanda Cummings and daugh-
ter Ethel left Thursday morning for
Beatrice where they will visit with ID.
&. JenSins and wife.
j. &. Harris of Denver, q fireman or
the b. d NJ. who has been visiting with
his brother q. A. Harris Of Cowles left
last night for his home.
Before you buy a heating stove see
that "Retort" heater at Wright's hard.
ware store. 1t is a wonderful heat
producer and saver of fuel.
G. +. Wescott and son Hit arrived
here the last Of the week from their
home in Plattsmouth. The former is
senior partner in the firm of Galusha q
Wescott.
Will your widow dress As well as
your wife doesS Answer this question
by insuring your life in the Travellers
Insurance Company of Hartford.--W.
l.. MCMILLAN, Agent.
Coughing INJURIES and inflames sore
lungs. One Minute Cough Cure loosens
the cold, allays coughing and heals
quickly. The best cou Oh cure for chill.
dren. @. l.. Getting.
The smallest things may exert the
smallest influence. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers are unequalled for over
coming constipation AMI liver troubles.
Small pills, best pills, safe pills. G. l..
Getting.
Il. II. Fisher of Denver arrived in the
city Thursday morning and is here for
the purpose of again interesting our
citizens in having our city provided
with an electric light plant. Prelimi-
nary work looking to that end will be
commenced at once and there is nc
| doubt but what il will be successful.
Mr.. A. &. Storrs of Omaha who was
here last week working up a telephone
list in the interests Of the Nebraska Tel
ephone Company left Saturday after
getting forty.five signers which guar
antees a system for this city. II every
thing goes right we a expect to SCI
line in operation during the first week
Of April.
Mr.. Ernest .rirrell and Miss Myrtl,
Boyce were married at the M. f. par
sonage at 8 pm. Jan. 49,, 1899, Rev
James G. Day officiating. Mr.. Clar
ence Cox and Miss Lurisa Maiick wer,
the happy couple to witness the cere
mony. They went : to the bride'
home where afeast Of good things wera
awaiting them.
List of letters remaining uncalled fol
at the postofice at Red Cloud, Neb
rasks, for the week ending JAM, 10th
1899.
Alfred, ---- Bach, Emily G
Romer, Chas. White, G. E,
These letters will be Sent to the dead
letter Office Feb. eth, il not called fol
before. When calling for above please
say advertised.-T G. HACKER, p. N
There are a few young thugs in thi:
city who have no more respect fol
law and order than IL there was nc
such thing. The last part Of the weel
they got one of their "bad'r spells and
proceeded to the home of an estimablt
old lady residing a short distance south
west OF this city and raised havoc in {
high handed ann 1t is about time
some kind OF a curb was put on THU
class of hoodlums and they should be
brought up with q short turn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-20
E HAPPENINGS.

Rev Dean is v;s;,;,o II Cro,o chic
week
nooos anu olahke's III endless vari'
h,nosey omith want your poultry
inquest marker prices paid
Insure with the Pennsylvania Fire Of
'hINN' As''
Anton Kinder from near Esb)n,
Kansas, was here this week visiting old
friends.
See that new cast stove with steel
oven plates at w. W. Wright's. Guar
anteed better than steel Ianges.
H.
pairing for an evangelistic meeting to
be held some time before winter closes.
'na' po
insurance agent, Insure in the Trav.
elers.
%"' op"'y
r
Special Agent.
'o
81. 80 n1I pe
~" " ~
ben. McCune ieit TINS week 'or Dead
"ooo, oou'n Dako.a' where ne Will 'ake
a position WIN F. ro.'er on the oai'
~ eVening independent
"r'sh' nou'e VI oapo,Aa' ohia'
, .l,, ms WON '.s
oNu ,.,on' NJ" ons"se" III
'"' '"'''' ' anu "o'"s "'"'
The windy weather of February and
o" uans'ou' 'ni .o' n'o.
"no ,o" .,.Dy .'"'
Aso""
Don't fail to see and hear the beauti.
full illustrated songs at the opera house
next Monday eve, alone worth the price
avn
iguarantee thtm as good as any
steel range on the market" Is what W.
w. wright says ABOUT MS new cas-
stove with steel oven plates see them
peiore you puy stove.
/ 'a ma"
win =" 'o"' 1Uu
sonao'e per oen. Vi auo 'ou
farms .or missouri ,an.' Auo'e''' '
H. Scr''"er' ne' o'o"'' No't'
j.. II. Smith writes combined insur
ance for a term of five years at 8 pei
cent. On schools houses, churches anc
farm property on the installment plan
Horrioie agony Is caused Dy plies
burns q sRin aiseaseS' tneSe arr
: immediateiy reviewed anu quickly curee
py DeWitts Witcn hazei save. ne
ware Oh worthless im''a''ons. =. L. Oot
Z ting.
II g Roclr;,b vii, .oon beo;p IN erec
.l. ra,;dance On tho lots north NJ Mr..
w M.Ko;,h.r,s home Tor P.u
s,oron W. 90 o,.d n soo tho vorr,
, mon =, orr o;,v .cou;r;no nrouar,v -
. ., v;u do ,ruch ,owords ;mnrov;no IN.
place In looks a In a financial way.
>. T.. rr;,ro 10 AGAIN en;dem;c Ever,
!, ,roo.nt;on shorId no taLon 20 avoid -
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-20

The CHIEF and the Iuter.O Ocean one
year for tl.26.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-31
A Pleasant Evening.

There will be a full house at the
Athl etic Clubs opening appearance
tomorrow evening. The following
program has been arranged for the
event.
l. OVERTURE -Quintette Club.
2. Six-round William Aki
VS.. V. A. Blake.
3. Observation-Disclosures Club.
4. Six round Bout-Geo. Sielbert
vs. John Hoctor.
5. Overture-Quintette Club,
6. Six.round Bout--Denny Hazel
tine vs. A. Blake.
7. Overture-Quintette Club.
8. Exhibition-Fsncy Skip. Rope
Dancing Mr.. Lyndon (chsmpion
skip-rope dancer OF Austrslia)
g.. Exhibition-Fancy Club Swing
ing-David Koii.
10. Overture-Quintette Club.
II. Eight-round Bout-Joe Deck
or vs. Oscar Krueter (featherweights)
12. Eshibition-Trick Bicycle rid
ing-Mike Miguel.
13. Overture Quintette Club.
H. Laughable Skit-By the Yer
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-31

James Hughes, the well-known
baseball pitcher, wants to bring a
team to Honolulu. Let him come,
by all means, and let our sporting
fraternity put up enough money to
pay expenses. Clean sport ought to
be encouraged. What is the matter
with the numerous gentlemen who
to morrow evening will see a boxing
match at the new Athletic Clubi
Can't they at the door of the new
hall put up enough stuf 10 make
the baseball proposition a successi
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-31
The P. M. s. oOmpany,s Earning gs

The annual report of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company shows
gross earnings for the year end
ing 31st May, of $4,140,713, com
pared with "a, ,220 the previous
year, and net earnings 81, ,116,335,
compared with $620,543. The bal
ance for the current year is $S1S,-
1913, after deducting $29S,011 for
the loss of the steamer Starbuck.
There has also, says Fairplay,
been paid on account of two new
1O,O00-ton ships now building,
1920, 900, and the Company is free
from debt, with cash on hand ex-
ceeding $1,000,000.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-31
CONDENSED FOREIGN NEWS.

sieged by troops and police.
The Beers have made counter pro-
posals to Great Britain and are
ready to grant minor concessions il
the Empire will cease from interfer-
ence. It is believed that the pro-
posals will admit OF the conclusion
OF modus vivendi.
Portugal detsins at Delagoa Bay
large quantities of arms consigned
to the Transvsal Republic.
Cecil Rhodes, speaking in the
Cape Assembly, said: "No, there
will be no bloodsbed. President
Kruger, like sensible man, will
climb down. The less the Cape
Colony is concerned in the quarrel
the better"
TIE Porto Ricans are suffering
terribly and 100000 are destitute.
Claus Spreckels has bought fish
cry ip Alaska and is founding a
town there.
Formosaps and Japanese have had
serious fight at Keelung. The
Japs we're victorious.
General Merritt will represent the
U. S. Army in the reception to Ad-
miral Dewey.
The insurgents hsrrassed the Am
ericaus in four hours combat in
the intrenchments at Angeles, but
General Otis has censored the des-
patches. The Outlook, however, is
improving.
General Lawton believes that
peace is close at hand.
There 10 a Cabinet crisis in Ger.
many, the entire ministry having re-
signed. The conservatives have eu-
tered into finish fight with the
Kaiser.
Admiral Dewey has again refused
to allow his name to be used as a
nominee for the Presidency.
The cruiser Olympia left Leghorn
on August 21.
The Czecks and Germans have
had a riotous fight with loss of life
near Prague, Bohemia.
Victor, Colorado, has been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss upwards of
$2,OOO,OOO.'
James j. Hill is to build Is new
ships for the trans. Pacific trade of
the Great Northern railroad.
There was riot in Paris on Aug.
20, in which $50 persons were in
jured and SO police agents wounded,
and 150 persons arrested. 1t was
under the leadership OF anarchists
"Graceless Governor Gage, aided
and abetted by his assinine mouth
piece, Adjutant General Seamans,"
is interfering with San Francisco's
greeting OF welcome to tho soldier
boys.
General Merritt, after an interview
with President Mckinley, stated d
that General Otis-''one OF the most
capable and efficient officers in the
service"-would continue in charge
in the Philippines.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-31

satile Artists, j. f. Post and Dave
Marion.
Is. Overture Quintette Club.
16. Event OF the evening, Ten
round Bout-Martin Denny (cham-
pion lightweight OF Australia VS..
James Pickett (of local fame.)
II. Hawaii Ponoi" = Quintette
Club.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-31

Marshal Brown deeply regrets the
resignation OF his friend and stall
wart aid Mr. Hitchcock, but an un-
grateful people an idiotic Legisla-
ture and "damphool" government
made it necessary for Hitchcock to
resign to attend to his own inter
ests. To the press the retiring Off
cial has always been courteous, OBJ
liging and kind. When he returns
to Office we won't do thing to him
except to echo the cheers with
which the police force from the
Marshal down to the poor "trusty"
answered his last farewell words.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-31
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1899.
HIS LAST APPEARANCES.

Deputy. Marshal Hitchcock sew
cred his connection with the Police
Department this morning. The
Government has lost faithful ofi-
cial and the taxpayers most valua.
BILE servant. The kamaainas are
disappearing, aud the few who are
left witness with regret the tum-
bling down of the old House of Ha.
waii.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-31
TOPICS OF The DAY,

The "yellow" papers Of California
are getting more and more absurd
when they mention Hawaii. The
"latest" is that Mr. Watson walked
on stills through the lava flow. The
idiot who put that item in his paper
and the fool editor who allowed it
TO go in should be booked for reserv-
ed cages IN Hilo's geological garden.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-31

This morning the full force OF the
police was drawn up in the yard of
the Station House. Marshal Brown
and Deputy Marshal Hitchcock, at
tended by Captain Parker Waipa,
inspected the men. After few re-
marks by Marshal Brown Mr.. Hitch
cock stepped to the front, presented
the Hitchcock Medal to Officer
Thomas, and then, in a few eloquent
words, said good bye to the Depart
ment and men with whom he, for
the last four years, has been closely
associated.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-31

Clarence Hobart has captured the
tennis championship of Germany.
Oporto, Portugal, is isolated with
sanitary Gordon on account OF the
bubonic plague.
Admiral Dewey is reported to have
said that he would like to see auton-
omy first conceded to the Philip
pines and then annexation talked
about.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-31

Captain Parker responded to the
speech of Mr.. Hitchcock in a few
words, which showed that to him as
we'll as to his men the departure OF
a superior, we'll loved as "Rex" was,
is sad and serious incident. We
honor Captain Parker and his men
who showed their emotion when
Rex Hitchcock said good bye. He
was good friend to them and, God
and Congress willing, we will see
him back again.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-08-31

"Rex," as we, who have the honor
OF his friendship, call him. was not
quite himself. His emotion in say
ing adieu to his old subordinates
and friends could not be hidden,
and when he ended his brief fare
we'll address by the words whatever
happens, remember that in me you
will always find friend, that in
your 'pilikias' you can come to me-"
the men broke down, all remember
ing the many kind acts extended to
them by the departing officer.