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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-25
INDOOR INTERcLAss MEET.
Janier-Fres hmaa Athletes D~f.rt
the observation-disclosures Team

The indoor snteresass meet ae.aa vazssr
day In the srn0ry or zoe T'nsy4rzssfS. ~
washington Has pronounced sssceas~ T-he
team representing ne Juntnr ard sr4@n.rer
classes seDn. with = total ~ r. gaJntx tns
sens0s-@opAarnere team rna R.ng Il sS,,i,e
larse crowd az students ansr visitors 'afI.S
tire galleries ard appl8 a3ea whenever . ~
good work wAx DONE.
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rRII. OFF rHE Mr. AhEBEtN.
Discharged saiai~r KILLED and H.dy
HORRIBLY Mangisd.

Special INssg&,ea - The ras5-ln'elligrnee
WAfEsA WATA.A Mara sA~E'refstrscg
A. Nemnsr. whe uRs a9EaFa0ss discharged
from kNoss @Aiss " ala last uaonta Aas
S.3is~s fass ssisat az ghs "a x i Y 1ee3t.
krr4ssF cslvssa~3 sn 80 sFaksST - a. Fel~
fsx "a ride - Waa4a " sisz. - taS TRAIN
1saessi ne station ard sas s&o~iuE I'D. Dc
ssnEt as - sssnza 90. eut }4st "a. 4sc-
rneHt x ssaesaxs - su6s@n.E &gS - fell
.gr8eY tAe ears Ais h@A3 aTs fare weTe
certify sgsSn<6. ard paris ~ the body
AGRA ssswun along tae track. tie @&s q
ssaxle esAA. = years 90. sa2 MAS coTG n
California.
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BIG STOVE WORKS BURNED.
Seven Hundred Men OUt OF Work
Owing to Destruction Of Plant.

CLEVELAND, o.. March 2A-Fire broke
ment of the big Dangler stove and manu-
featuring plant. on Perkins avenue, and
notwithstan ding the enormous quantity OF
water poured into the building by fifteen
engines the structure, filed with valuable
machinery and large quantities OF manu-
featured goods. was practically destroyed.
The fire spread 10 the plants OF the Cieve-
on the Dangier works is $30eoo0. on the
Cleveland machine screw works. $l5e cn.
Lieut. Roth. OF the fire department., was
killed by falling wall. Seven hundred
men are out of employment. ~
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Capt. Elliott VIII Go 60 al..E..

w ASH NOTION. March "a Cant
Charles T.. Elliott. a retired grn,y orfi@er
on MS own application. has been ordered
10 report 20 Capt. Edwin r Glenn. Twer
V-ntfh infantry, and proceed with Rim In
Alaska fer duty on the (roos inIat ~ ~
IlorinS expedition, in the capacity OF geo.
detic surveyor. or in such other cananitv
as Capt. Glenn may assign him.
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Statistics of Rainfall.

At "a meeting OF the directors of the Cen
trail Pacific railroad appropriation was
made Ia print a chart showing the rain
fall In California for each twelve months
during TIRE past fifty years. Statistics have
been authog.tatiyeiy computed ana are
now ready fer publication They show
that the climate Of the state mas not chang
ed In the least during tile last half CEN
fury. The railway people. state that ar
tic,es have been printed OF late 10 the er-
feet that there has been detection in
the course OF the Japan current in the
Pacific ocean, which has injurioasiy affect
ed CALIFORNIA; climatic conditions. Other
publications have advanced other reasons
10 show thai the climate has changed for
the worse during the past fifteen or TWEEN
ty-nye wears
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NEW YORK. March s4-It is reported
IN Newark that manufacturers OF fertji-
lxers are about to effect combination.
Those Interested In the movement are NJ.
!. Shoemaker & Co. l. r. Thomas and
Sha,iess Carpenter. OF Philadelphia.
Bewke~ 4 Co, OF Boston Preston Eerttf
i<er Company. Of New York: Bradley Fer
itliEing Company OF Philadelphia and Ros.
Tor; and the Croker Fertilizer Company.
o. Buffalo s''''
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.nn,yal OF HOME SEEKERS.


PORTLAND March l--The oregon
Railroad 4 Navisatien Company today re
s,aIxssl from its Eastern connections 80 i'm
IA grants who are bound for different
rarts Of Oregon. Washington and Idaho.
s@shTrx and have been attracted by the
or,sf7tYkx ars Of large bodies ~ farming Land
Trough the construction 81 branch railroad
Ines in Eastern Washington. Eastern ore
Scn ard idaho.
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GRANITE CREEK VERY RICH.
Recent Strike ON Vancouver Island
In Confirmed.

VICTORIA. B. c.. March 2i.-E. J. Short.
of Spokane, arrived here today from Gran
lie creek. on the west coast of the island.
via Alberui. He confirms fully the report
ed rich strike made on that creek OF free
mi Slg ore which assays nearly S6,0ta to
the ton He brings samples with him OF
exceeding richness. Short does not of
course, claim that ali the vein goes so rich.
but maintains that the richest find tn the
provinces has been made. The claim IS
known as the three VS.. Several tons are
TO be sent to Tacoma for treatment
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Cures organs of the body weakenD4
through disease, oyerwork, exceesee Or
sndiscretions. Narfeoceie. hyofucQlA
structure. swelling ana tenderness Of tho
glands treated With unfailing succno4
Contagious blood poison thorou9hlY Grad
tcated from the system Ladies fece1yo
special attention for ali their Mlonf ~
nlentS.
Static. Galvanic and Parade escetrieity
scientifically applied in all IL modAeA
forms.
Write your troubles if living away IT.
the city, Thousands cured at hoEnes
MERRILL MEDICAL fNSTITT1H
Fourth Floor Collins Blcck. corner 9oeeS
ond and James. Seattle. Wan. -
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The heard NJ the Same psAce viii Dees
abost the Era s2s. ard VIII examine the
applicants on ne Atlantic coast The board
al I-s~venworrA wssi meet little later and
r.is Examine those living within = reason
ALE ssyarce 81 thar fort. The San Fran
cisco board will examine all the candidates
OF TIE Pacific ccss.- Boards vii also Re
re rss-z,<,se 81 examining those who are
aox serving with regular or volunteer or
rzrsxatfslrs< Il, those iHIAz<t8.
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BINDING THYME WILL NE rREn
As There Is No Duty in Canada, II
Can Now Be Imported

WASHINGTON. March as.-The secre-
tafy OF the treasury has issued an order
Tor the free admission Of binding Irvine 10
the United States from Canada Tais H.
because OF the fact that the new Canadian
tariff puts binding twlne on the free list
when imported into that country. and our
tartn law only imposes a duty on the
twine when imported from countries which
make the article dutiabie.
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A>fff NOTION March 24-Afai. reports
have been resolved from Mania nv ,hs
subsistence bsIgeau az the war aer,ar.~
nsnt saying that the supplies senf from
IRE United StaIss including all kiuds a,
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Garment Makers Strike

PHILADELPHIA. March a4~-The exec
utive committee OF the Garment Work
ers' Union today ordered a strike Of the
sea garment makers 81 this city tolnor-
row "A. noon. The purpose of the strike
is principally TO secure the abolition OF
sub-contyactng. AZ well as higher wages
and increased rates for government work
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WASHINGTON. March ss-surweon
General sternherg has received the fol-
iownS from Surgeon Bradley. In charge
20 Manila: Perrin March .s-Arrgvas =,
good condition s.sa. VIII proceed today
VIII arrive Colombo about March Al -
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himself. and a by-stander named Watts
was shot in the hip. Watts and Coehrane
are both in a critical condition woodruff
is under 5000 bonds. cochrane is ex-
speaker Of the Texas house and was
candidate for governor in 1894.
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NO MORE TEA AT PORTLAND.
Treasury Department Disco0finues
the On1ce Of Inspector to Avoid
Conflict of Opinion.

WASHINGTON, March 4-Tlle treas
ury department has decided 10 discon-
tinue the inspection OF tea at Port
land. Or. and 10 abolish the Office OF tea
inspector at that place. The reason given
far as possible the conflict OF opinions
rendered probable by the maintenance IL
number of inspection officers. Hereaf-
ter the tea arriving at Portland Will be
forwarded to San Francisco for inspection.
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Honduras Must Pay for the killing
of an American,

WASHINGTON March .4-Dr Hunter.
United States minister 10 Honduras is
about 10 leave for his post. The minister
VIII demand PREPARATION for the killing OF
an American named Pears, during the rev.
oiutionary disturbance In Honduras Pears
was shot by q Hondurean sentry
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SAN FRA NtF4st's1. March - The srars-
EoSi tEtY q Pa~ela salssf AR Manila to-
night with En- sn@H ~ the Sinsh reg1rn,.n.
of sntaS'fY. t&eat. Nitste military a.
sae3s q the italian legation IN washtnr
ten. was asso a passenger
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4 s@c9nG alarm tram box s. az La this
morning gave ths Department a rslr tn
Harrison and Republican streets TIE
fire xaS in a barn used as q earpe~ssr
<SoS. No surrounding buildings u@r,
damaged. Loss nominal. No Insurance
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, March ss-The so,.e-.
%sS0 camp, Woodrnaa - me W9rs9 a.
ioaraea sine ois' toniga;, after rs irs.aiis-
tor ~ o1icers and me hearing Of an al
dress ~ Hon. Wiliiam J. Rryaa. who "a
IN the city. ~ -
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Reed Leave. J~kvtl I...s

RTNsWTCK. Ca wsrnh . s~..,..-
Reed iefs JekyN .sszsd today sn~ : trfn IN
tas FkeFSta resorts, Fss secretary as.
aa@ departed for New YORK
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LAWYER SHOOTS A JUDGE.
Objects to His Refusal to Approve q
Bill of Exceptions.

DALLAS. Tex, March 2s.--At Sweetwat-
err F. p Woodruff. a lawyer. attacked and
shot Judge John H Cochrane IN his cham
bers. the trouble growing out of the court 5
refusal 10 approve bill OF exceptions in
a lawsuit. cochrane attempted 10 defend
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REGULAR. Ordered to Cuba

WASHINGTON. March 2i.~The Second
United States Infantry Is under orders TO
go from Admission. Ala, 20 Cuba Before
sailing eight companies and the heasiouar-
tiers viii go 20 Savannah and four rofupa-
MES 10 Augusta
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Annie r Herwiaeid qualified Yesterday
afternoon II TIRE probate soxsrs a. aim ass
grsirlx az tae estate Of James G Mervl-
I%s wno ased ~ Dawson fsa~csFnber Is
was member Of tie Washington lsxis.a-
.are IN iss7
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DEATHS.


PTTTSEUEG, Pa, March s4-~Hca. Fran.
els Harrison Pterpont. the first governor OF
West Virginia. died tonight In this city
after an illness of several days. Tire de
ceased was sS years OF age. and was Inc
last of the war governors.
Joseph Albert NinOtt.
NEW YORK, March z4.-Joseph Albert
Minott northumberland and one OF the
founders OF me Goodyear Rubber Com
pany, is dead at his home 10 Orange. y. j..
from pneumonia He was s. years Of a.
Rev. John Mackenzie
LONDON, March 2i--A dispatch from
Kimberly, In Girinualand, West South Al
rsca, reports the death of the famous His
sionary Rev. John MackenZie.
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WASHINGTON Nar-s @s-~~n -.
1eEF has recognized He yew as consul e.--
srsi 90 China at san f'rane.sca .ra eshar,
ing IS consul a. ne same place
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Rev. +. r. Saffan. national gospel and
Temperance evangelist has returned FROM.
an eight months trip. having been re-
city.
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TO st RI. COLD IN ONE DAY
axe Laxative Bvssno Outline Tahls,.
All druggists rsfun5 the money Il il fal1.
or Hacs tablet
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Pennsylvania Dea dIoek.


Two Trafnioads Left in Eastern
WashtnGton. One Comes ThvOugh.
Special Dispatch 10 The Pos1-Inte.ligencer
TACOMA. Iarca 2i.--To1ay three differ
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hundredfold in the benefits derived from
The increased supply OF wafer, The over
flow % the Sacramento Is being diverted
irta The silIss hasius
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SHERMAN on THE CHICAGO.
Transfer Made Snfely-He II Greatly
Improved.

SANTIAGO, March 2i-John Sherman
has been safely moved from the American
line steamer Paris TO the United States
cruiser Chicago HE continues 10 Improve.
DR. Graf Of the PARIS. who examined
Mr.. Sherman after he was transferred
To the Chicago. says both lungs are clear
and thai the patient il. doing well.
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GOV. ROOSEVELT MAY ATTEND.

and everything gave promise Of . sue
cexsgzi dinner
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 24.-Rafn IL
still falling IN al parts Of Northern cali
forais with no signs of Cessation. News
from The valley sections saows that the
rivers are rising. The ow.ands Of the
Sacramento river are inundated but little
damage had been done 50 far and what
little has been done viii be made UP one
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Wants To He Present NJ the Reunion
OF the Rosgh RtdeFs.
ALBANY N u. March 3.-s;oy. Rooss-
Nelt stated today that he would IL posi-
BE attend the proposed reunion of ihe
Rough RiceFs. 70 be held IN the West June
"a
Pennsyivanta Deadlock.
HARRISBURG Pa, March 24.-Quay
"a jerks a. Dalzeij 10 others "a no
quorum.
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SACRAMENTO. Cal. March a4.-T-he
American river l. on tie rampage. espe-
eizily in the neighbcraocd Of FoIsem.
Word has been received today that water
was pouring over the great stone dam az
the Folsom prison last night TO depth
OF fifteen feet. and al last accounts was
rising rapidly. A great log boom. wEiich
was held together with cables has co.laps-
ed. About LOO logs came down the stream.
representing over 3.1De,gsD feet of lumber
The Saer arneng0 river is SLOWLY rising
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RIVERS RISE OUT OF BANKS.
CALIFORNIA STREAMS ALL FLOOD
ED AND ARE Vow BOOMING.


STOCKTON, Cal. March 24-The Gala
yeras river has gone over the banks az
Cloves place. northwest Of town, and the
French camp snl road, sou,neazt OF town,
Il under water Ii several places The chan
ne.s here continue 70 rise. The San Joa-
cGsu river is rising az thea an hour. and
IL Ii within three s@es of the top Of the
isvee.
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Kihei and Kinau.

The gale which has knocked the
green mangoes and alligator pears
off the trees during the past week
was also felt on the other islands.
While Kihei stocks were blooming"
in Honolulu, the Kinau was plough
ing her way towards Honolulu,
through the mountain high waves
of the enraged ocean. When several
miles off Makena Bay a hurried
order was given and all doors and
windows were rapidly closed by the
stewards, who were rushing to and
fro. A venomous gust of wind
fairly shook the great liner, and
Pompeii wasn't in it, when that an
cient city was smothered by Vesuvins
some few thousand years ago. The
sand fell on the unfortunate steamer
by tons. A nervous stock Spectator
yelled out sit is Kihei blowing off
from Maui and only the wells will
be leit."
The always obliging Beckley took
up his speaking trumpet and holler-
ed "Kihei is all right, this is simply
dirt for the new plantation on Molo-
KIM, and we will land it there"
At that moment the steamer,
loaded down with sugar, and red
sand, not mixed yet, proceeded on
her dangerous voyage to Honolulu
and was soon shielded from the gale
by the Lahaina mountains. The
red sand laid foot deep on the deck
in the cabins, in the hunks and in
the Threats and stomachs of the
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passengers. When a comparatively
calm reigned at last, leading pro-
moter stepped forward, uufolded a
paper, drafted under difficulties,
and said: "Gentlsmen, l now pro-
pose that we incorporate this vessel
for the purpose Of sugar planta-
ton. The property has sufficient
first-class soil on it, ready for imme-
diate blowing, and aoe will have the
necessary "rocks," which now seem
to be the main issue for new plan.
tation." There is abundant water
around the place, and I feel that we
are "steam ploughing" at present. in a
most satisfactory manner, while the
gentlemen hanging across the rails
of this plantation are probably ana
lying the water Now, gentlemen.
put down your names and slough"
And thusly was Kinau floated as
the latest sugar plantation.
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STOCKS ARE STRONG.
Senator Waterhouse Returns with
Glad News for Multi Backers


Glad News for Multi Backers
Kihei remained firm to-day and
the confidence now shown in the
place by an expert like Senator Nc
Candless has created strong feel.
ing of security among the holders.
1t is understood that Mr.. McCand-
less bought the whole block Of
shares in Kihei sold at consider
able advance on Saturday last.
The Kamalo Sugar Co. is now a
"sure thing" the promoters having
secured all the lands needed. The
new plantation is situated on Molo-
kai, and some of the lands have for
years been used for cane cultivation.
The new plantation will be incorp
Grated for $1,OOO,OO0 to be issued in
500 shares. Frank Hustace is the
chief promoter. Nearly all the
stock has been subscribed, and it is
doubtful whether the general pub
lie will be given chance to get into
the new Molokai plantation.
The Nahiku subscribers came up
with their assessments today to a
man. a few subscribers who got
"cold feet" sold their shares with a
premium in some instances of So a
share. Nahiku has future before
it and the stockholders know it.
Certain promoters are making an
effort to make sugar plantation
out of the lsnds at Olaa. No pros
pectus has bean dug out of the
ground yet, but it is sale to say that
the prospects will be reassuripg.
Thurston and Dillingham; are in it
with all their feet.
The news brought to town by
Senator Waterhouse after his visit
to Multi and the Kohala District
made the "bars" who are endeavor-
ing to "down" Multi feel very tired
The promoter secured most favor
able lease of Halawa, the adjoining
plantation, from DR.. White for a
term Of 30 years. Besides leases OF
other adjoing lands were obtained
The intention is now to amalgamate
the two plantations and keep the
two old mills running until a new
modern mill can be erected. On
both plantations are large crops Of
cane to be taken off yet and the pro
ceeds from these will go into the
treasury OF the new company. A pro
posal has also been made to reduce
the capital stock from 100000 tt
81 100000, scheme which will NEE
with the approval of all the stock
holders if it is feasible. The sharel
in the Multi company are all paie
up, and there are no assessments tt
look forward to, which is a grea
convenience to the small holders
A comprehensive prospectus con
tanning all the necessary facts will
be issued to morrow. Very few
transactions were made to-day
Everybody is waiting for financia
news expected by the Australia
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CAUTION.

A LII THOSE CLAIMING LOTS UN-
"A der Deeds or Receipts in the OAHU
CEMETERY are requested to present evi.
dences of their Tue to David Dayton
Secretary, at his Office on Merchant Street
on or before April 10, 1899.
All unsettled contracts or unclaimed
Lots will be sold as provided under Omar.
ter of the Association.
DAVID DAYTON, Secretary.
Per order of Board of Trustees.
1168-td
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Notice.

A public meeting of the Board of
Officers appointed by order of the
Secretary OF War to establish har-
Dor lines for the harbor of Honolulu
will be held in the Office of the De-
pot Quarter-master, Progress Block,
corner Fort and Beretania Streets,
at l o'clock p. M, April IA, 1899.
All parties desiring to be heard in
the matter are requested to be pres
emit. Where possible it is specially
desirable that views or suggestions
be submitted in writing.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND is DUE AND PAY
"A able to the Stockholders of the Inter.
Island Steam Navigation Co, LID p, at
their office, on TIL RSDAY, April g. 1892
The Stock Books of the Company will be
closed to transfers on April and 9TH.
N. L. GEDGE, Secretary
Honolulu, April 4, 1899.
1l67-1w
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Died..

CAMPBELL AT Pais, Maui, April 8,
1899, Thomas Campbell, native of
Glasgow, England, aged Ga years.
Funeral from the residence of
Mr.. Charles Crozier, Piikoi aud Has
singer streets at $3.50 this afternoon.
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Deputy Marshall Chillingworth
made raid on Chinese gambling
den last night and secured rs pris-
oners. In prosecuting one OF the fee
ing inmates of the den the Deputy
Marshall received a kick in the face
temporarily disfguring his we'll
moulded proboscis. Mr.. Chilling
worth however will not make any
additional charge against the man
as he fells assured that the kicking
was unintentional.
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David KAPPA, the local Pinkerton,
swooped down on Long Branch yes.
terday and scooped few bottles of
liquor which he Immediately confiis-
Gated. Henry Vida, the proprietor,
was summoned to appear in Court,
and was there with his attorney j.
M. Vivas this morning, when it was
learned that the prosecution was not
ready. Long Branch is one of the
most respectfully kept places at
Waikiki.
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Co. X and M of the Engineers re-
turned from Kauai yesterday having
nightly enjoyed themselves.
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Fifty cases of pure Scotch printed
Nainsooks 5 cents yard at l.. B.
Kerr's, Queen street.
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The conservative party is to be
organized in the United States to
wipe out the old parties.
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If you don't visit l.. B. Kerr's
store Monday you will miss the
event Of the season.
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The Am. shooner Azalea, Farde-
line, arrived on Saturday for Port
Townsend with lumber for Levers
g. Cooke.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-10

Basket ball games at the Y. M. c
A. this evening to which the publ
are invited.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-10

The Ladies' Society OF Central
Union Church meet at 10 m. to-
morrow morning.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-04-10

The band plays at Emma Square
this evening and Hawaiian songs
will be sung.