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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11

The American Messt mgr S rvi g
will maks specIsl arrangements dor
lug the holidays for quick and stfi
cient strylce ia delivering package,
invita- ions, etc. Telephone Main
1879.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11

The ash.s of the late HsnIy Alex
ander, a son OF Professor and Mrs
w. d. Alexander, who recently died
in S IN Francisco, we're inferred IN
the Kswaiahso c.metery yesterday.
The remains were cremat' d in San
Francisco, at the expressed wish Of
the deceased aud the ashes brought
to Honolulu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11

ew tn ant arrived by tho q alan
dia for the Ofpheum theater and ~
excellent program is promised for
t).night's peri rmau, @.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11

A Display Worth Seeing.-Ms'
chanical toys that will shave you or,
brush your shoes at l.. b. Kerr ~
Co Is, Queen street. Call and see
them.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11

John Andrade wso granted a
divorce from his wife by the Circuit
Court yesterday. The custody OF
the child was given to the father.
Messrs. Neumann and Creighton
who appeared for the defendant
were allowed fee OF So
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11

The z.alaudia arrived last even
ing with three days later naws aud
heavy mail She sails for 'Ffisc }
on Friday next, the 18th at A O'Clock
ID, IN.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11

Aloha is the title Of = beautiful
calendar for 1891 issued by Bliley' :
Honolulu Cyclety Co, agents for the
Stearns wheel.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

DR.. f J., Miner has filei motion
for new trial in h's divorce suit.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11
KRUGER WILL NOT VISIT
GERMANY.

abandoned his proposed v sit to
Berlin, owing to the receipt OF an
official iutimaticn that Emperor
William regrets that in const queuce
Of previous arrangements he will be
uuShle to receive him. The Boer
statesman will therefere proceed di-
rect from Cologne for ii Hand. He |
photographed to this effect this after
noon.
The Cologne Gazette, in an in
spired article, says: "Mr. Kruget's
visit is not agreeable to Germany,
his aim being to obtain intervention
in South Africa. 1t would be a
grave political mistake-it would be
even n great crima-to allow bin to
eutertain even a spark OF hope that
Germany will re dor him auy prac
,icsl support"
This declaration is accompanied
by reproaches, Mr.. Kruger being
charged with having enw urayed
u'eless guartil warf re and haviuR
disreesrd.d GArmaOy's advice when
he mi ht have still followed it,"
The press generally strikes the
ssms note.
COLOGNE, DC. 2 Thousands OF
people waited to day in the vicinity
/ 4
glimpse Of Mr. Kruger, who, when
rep lying to The drputation OF Bonn
tndents in the afternoon, described
the educational progress Of the
Trausvaa|. thanked the s'udents for
with each. A terwsrd he appeared
upon the balcony aud was loudly
cbeered. Having rested for ha 4 an
hour he went into the vo'tibi'e OF
The hotel, which was crowded with
visitors. Here, replying to q depu.
tation from the Pan German League
wishing him success, ha referred to
he close rela' ionship betwesn the
Beers aud the Germ ans. 1t is ex
pected tha' Mr.. Kruger will remain
mere until Wednesday,.
LONDON, DAr. 3 The morning
pape comment with unbounded
enthusiasm upon the abrupt suub
administered by Emperor William
tn Mr.. Kruger, which is all the more
noticeable when contracted with the
Boer statesm ms successful visit to
Frauce The snnh is regarded ss
further evidence OF the GOOD rela
tious tx sting between Germany and
Great Bitsin
Emperor williams tele ram to
,hs German Minister at Luxembourg
was the outcome OF the following
dispatch which Mr.. Kruger sent to
the X aiser on arriving at the Ger
IN m froniie
Goa reaching German soil has
ten to express to your Majesty my
sentiments Of respectful devotion
and cordial sympathy"
Tie eli ,ial explanation offered
through the Garmsn press il that
steps had not baeu taken to ascer
tain wbether Mr. Kruge.s visit
would be agrsea de, The Beer dele
gates admit that they have recs yed
= serious check and Mr.. Kruger is
said to be extremely disbearteped,
There is runlor that he had been
reqn, st.d to avoid Belgium terri
tory.
PAgls D, G. 2 -Emperor Williams
refusal to receive MIR. Kruger has
'aused general surprise here. Most
Of the morning papers make it en-
sxcuae for articles sympathizing
with the Boer statesman aud coo.
demning the Kaiser.
"The Kaiser Is no longer modern
Lohengrin," says the Echo de Paris
''but a simple disciple Of B Bismarck,
His attitude is dictated by the in.
terests OF Germany, which he CON
sders identical with those OF Eug.
land"
Some papers publish the Kaser's
famous telegram OF 1896 to Mr..
Kruger side by side Nith that Of
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11

The electric lights at the Hotel
Annex aud many Waikiki residences
during one hour at dinner time last
evening, aud the suburb was thrown
into Egyptian darkness during
which there was general hunt fol
tallow candles, lanterns aud IN sterial
with which to IN AXE bonfres befotr
the soup got cold.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11
DIR. S. KOBAYASHI.
OFFICE HoURsi

RER TANIA STRENT 10 TO IL A ".
JAPANESE HorPlTAL At ar NJ.
SUNDAYS :;;: $40 "a, NJ,
6tlw
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11

A man driving in a buggy had q
narrow escape last evening. 1t"
turning from Hotel into Union
s reats tia buggy tn ned over, tine
man thrown out an severely brui
ed. Dr.. e nerson, who was in the
vicinity hurried to thu help OF the
injntAa man who was nearly unoop
sciou. and gould not give his ad
dress. Tie doctor SO At Tor the an
buiauce Intending to have the man
sent TO tie Hospital. When the
ambulance arrived he had recovered
Sufficiently to sly that he resided E
the American House to which place
he was then taken, His injuries
were painful but not dangerous.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11
S0DRIS <, KEOHtKALOLB,

OFFICE, NO. Is KAAHUMANC
Street, Hcuolulu, formerly A. kosa's
Office United states Custom HOmt
Brokers, Accountants, searchPrs ~
r'1'~- "~A neVy. "--'-oa- ~rntS
ibS'-tt
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-12-11

gents for Lloyds,
Canadan-Australi Steamship Line,
British 81 Foreign Marine Insurance Co.,
Northern Assurance Co. (Fire and Life),
Canadian Pacific Railway Cox,
Pioneer Line Of Pockets from Liverpool
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
NcKIyLEY'S H00D00.
Pail Of Past Presidents Defeats for Re-
Election Hangs Over the White
Hou c.

Saws The Verdict: "A hoodoo
hangs over Mckinley His followers
all fear it. 1t is like singing psalms
to dead mule to try TO soothe away
their dread. Four times has the oc-
cupant OF the White House been a
candidate for reelection against the
man he defeated four years before.
Never yet has the president been sue
ceSsful in the second contest. John
Adams defeated Thomas Jefferson
an even century ago. Four years
later Jefferson won easily over Adj
ans. John Quincy Adams made
Andrew Jackson taste the bitterness
of defeat. Four years later "Old
Hickory larded the lean earth with
Adams. Martin Van Buren, defeated
William Henry Harrison. Waiting
his four years Harrison defeated Van
Buren, and left him easily at the start.
Benjamin Harrison defeated Grover
Cleveland III 1888. In 1892 the
Stuffed Prophet beat Harrison and
never turned a hair. Four years ago
William Jennings Bryan was de-
feated by William Mckinley. This
year they will face each other again
And Bryan's will be the hand that
will slant back the Mckinley brow,
and loosen and let down the brutal
Hanna jaw"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
Painted Paragraphs.

If you would gain frie0ds you must
be one.
Walk fast until YOU yet there-shen
stand last.
The ventilation of all idea never
gives anyone a cold
Speaking of Jokes a dogs tail is
nething of wag.
The most disagreeable relation a
man haue is carb-uncle.
Hope often buds when il is cloudy,
bat it blooms only in sunshine.
y woman can keep n secret pertain
ing TO anything of which she knows
nothing.
During courtship a woman Clings
to a mans neck, but after marriage
she usually walks on it,
\ poor girl has To he very hand
some in order To be pretty. and a
rich girl has 10 be very homelv To be
ugly
A married man says that a wife
should be like roast lamb-tender
and sweet, nicely dressed but without
sauce.
4 woman doesn't think any more
OF taking another woman's hatpin
than man does of taking another
mans umbrella.-Chicago Daily
News.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
800 Reward xln0

The readers OF this paper will be pleas.
ed to learn that there is ar Iesst -.
dreaded disease that science has re-,
able TO cure in all its stages, and thar :
(atarrh. Hairs Catarrh Cure i tbe
only positive cure known to the med;csI
paternity Iatarrh being a constitution-
a uisease, requires, a Constitutional
internally, acting directly No. III
blood and mucous surfaces or a.
TEN, thereby destroying the fonncjst;na
OF the disease, and giving The ns-;sn.
strength bE building up the conS+irn-;r,,,
and assisting nature in doing is WarL
The proprietors have 50 mich f.,.h n
us curative powers, that they offer a.
Hundred Dollars for anr cas- ,be, ).
ialis to cure Send TOR list of tes,;,,a,, :
1ais ADDRESS T. J. CHENEY & Co.
toledo, Y. SssTSold by druggis
-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
Fatal Alabama Duel

huntsville, Ala, June PIE. f.
Dean, a pasture owner and grocery
man. and David H. Sanders. bar.
keeper at W. F. Sturve's saloon. en-
gagged in II desperate shooting ARRAY
on Jefferson street at noon to-day.
ana as a result both men are dying
tonight.
Sanders was shot twice in the stom-
ache and once in the leg. One bullet
lodged in his watch. Dean was shot
in the back and over the left nipple.
The shooting was the outcome of
rumors which have been af1oat re-
Gently connecting the name OF San
ders with Deans wife. Mrs. Dean
approached her husband soon after
he was shot, but he angrily drove her
away, saying she had caused all the
trouble.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
Attacked by a Wild Boar.

Poplar Bluff, No. June 20.-A ser
rible experience with and a miracu-
lOus escape from instant death from
the savage tusks of a Missouri wild
boar was met by Frank Shelby, a
son OF constable Shelby of this place
Yesterday.
Young Shelby went hunting. taking
along his hunting dog In the depth
OF the forest, at place seldom visited
they came suddenly on n wild boar.
Shelby took Il shot at the animal.
wounding it only slightly. but enough
To excite it to terrible rage. With IA
vicious squeal it rushed to the at
tack. Taken unawares, Shelby was
thrown to the ground The boar
stood over him and with his tusks
began tearing him to pieces.
Shelbv's dog. setter, sprangnobly
TO the rescue. He took the boar by
the legs. then by the ears and by the
throat. and by continued worrying.
succeeded in distracting his atten-
ton from the PROSTATE and helpless
man, and finally in driving him away
Though terribly torn. Shelby sue
ceeded i'll crawling to the open. where
he was found and brought into Pop
lar Bluff, where medical aid was at
once given him. 1t was found that
he had been terribly mutilated and it
is feared that he will not live.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
What a Woman Thinks

1t is better To be aisappoin,.a. .
love than in marriage
You Rarely convince woman !,
! wrong opinion by arguing with -
A good husband y usually reo.,ss
ed as the man who ALWAYS lats n.
wife Aave her OWE Hay.
lsrou want To 5nd a great 80
fanits be ON thr lookout: Ia saas
great many mar he on the l,,aki.
Pearls may signify tears. bar ~.
no woman, however suIarsti,;a..
who would refuse To wear = sa6,a,-
pearl ring.
Some women in a street car hahar.
as ii they were the only persons wbo
had ii right To be there and the ,as.
we've all interloperS.
The savage does not consider -.
time wasted that he spends in ia,
worship.
\ true test of N mans politensss !.
the way he treats his wife when No
body else is around.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
Mrs. Hill Indicted for Murder

Guthrie, Okla, June 21.-At a spe.
claI cesslon Of the grand jury at King
fisher, Mrs, Mary J. Hill was indict-
Ell for murder. She was travelling
with J. Tomlin in a wagon, sew
erai months ago, when Tomlin
died suddenly one night near Oak
archie. He was buried next day and
She left at once. Tomlin's body has
since been exhumed and poison found
in the stomach. 1t was shown that
Re had $500 just before his death.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
CLOSE CALL FOR GEN. KITCHENER.
His Sleeping Car Which Was Lying on
a Siding, Derailed and Bridge
Burned.

London. June 20.-The silence OF
Lord Roberts since June Is. disposes
some quarters TO believe that his line
OF communication has again been
cut, especially as, according 10 the
latest news from the Orange River
colony. the Beers are known to be
still lowering about the railroad
north of kroonstad.
According to Cape Town dispatch
of this date. General kitchner had
a narrow escape from capture
His sleeping car was at kOpjes
Station, when the Beers under
Gen. De Wet, suddenly opened a
rifle fire at 3 a. m. Kitchener man.
aged to reach his horse and galloped
to Rhenoster, two miles distant. The
Beers numbered 900 men, with three
guns. They burned the culvert.
which had just been rebuilt, and de-
rallied the train.
The Beers alleged to he hemmed in
by Gen. Rumble began Smelling Ficks-
burg yesterday June 49, 1t is said
they apprehend that force is march
ing from the north upon them, and
hence they will endeavor to break
southwark.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
CAPT. DEMING'S DISGRACE.
Is Enroute TO Fl. LedvenwOrth TO Serve
Three Years Sentence.

San Francisco, June 2O.-Battery
n, 3D. Artillery, and Battery NJ. 9th
Artillery, have left this city for Fort
Monroe, Va, on Il tour of duty at the
artillery school OF instruction.
They took with them in custody.
as far as Kansas City, Peter e. Dem
ing, former captain and assistant
commissary OF subsistence. United
States Volunteers, who goes to Fl.
Leavenworth as a prisoner. to serve
sentence OF three years.
He was tried by court-martial at
the Preside last March. and found
guilty of having embezzled funds
from the government.
From the time of his arrest last
February, up to June II. Deming
was confined at Alcatraz. but had
the freedom of the island. On Jpne
II he was dismissed from the army
and put in close confinement as a
convict
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
Nellie Braggins Wed.
ost-Dispatch, 20.

Post-Dispatch, 70.
Hiss Nellie Braggins, comic opera
soubrette, will be married THURSDAY
morning to John W. Gantz, chic
slerk of the freight department of IL {
Frisco railroad.
The ceremony will be performed at
the residence of the officiating minis.
ter, Rev. Sherman B. Moore, pastor
OF the Compton Heights Christian
church, at 2121 st. Vincent avenue.
she original plan OF having it take
place at the home of the brides par
snts having been changed on account
OF the serious illness of her uncle.
Emory Braggins.
Only the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties will be present.
and there will not be any attendants.
Ar CAN'T and Miss Bre ggins were in
PRODUCED to each other 10 wears ago.
They cultivated close friendship.
which ripened into love under time :
tender influence and their engage
ment was announced three wears
ago, while Miss Brasgins was playing
with the Spencer Opera Company at
ohrlg's Cave. They have had ar
engagements made several times to
marry since then, but on each occa
sion something has occurred TO make
1t necessary for them to change their
plans.
Miss Braggius has been PLAYING
soubrette roles in comic operas and
musical farees with success for soy.
e-ai seasons. She was with the
Three Little Lambs" at the Fifth
Avenue Theater last season, and an
Peared in The Beggar Student at
1prlg : Cave two weeks ago.
She says she has enough of the
stage. and viii retire from it now m
assume direction OF the home ar
3to6 Eads avenue. which she and
Mr.. 6antz viii occupy. She NAV be
seen IN the performance at the Cave
this summer on account of n spa,,ial
arrangement she has with MANAGER
NcNeary. but when the contract ex-
Tres She will abandon the PROBES
sonal stage.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
MISS TERRY'S LAST LETTER.
Missionary Reported Slain BY Boxers
Described Situation.

S.w FORK, June 2O.-Niss Edna
Terry, the missionary who Is believed
10 have been killed in the Boxer riot
Wig near Tien-Tsin, wrote a letter,
which has just been received III Brook
iyn, and which is believed to be the
hast written by her, iii which she
SAYS:
We hear so many rumOrs that we
do not know just what to- believe.
cannot feel sorry that a change oi
some kind is coming. The people
themselves say that things cannot be
worse than they have been, and will
Welcome any change which promises
better government.
The condition throughout the
country this YEARS. dreadful-beyond
power to express. Even in the best
years there is poverty such as we
know nothing Of in America. This
year there was a failure OF the crops,
and as result many families, usual
ly i'll comfortable circumstances. were
reduced to want. All around people
we're dying OF cold and hunger
Church members were in a very des-
titute condition.
CHAT, peanut husks, sweet potato
vines and all such substances were
about gone. Some had been living
on the bark of mulberry trees, butt
even such means have a limit. We
will help tide over our church mem
bers and as many more as We can
but there will be n vast company we
will have no means of relieving Pes
silence will follow in the wake of the
famine as an inevitable result.
The people say they do not fear
she war as much as they fear starv-
ing to death. But the horrors of the
two together will be dreadful When
the vast numbers of Chinese soldiers
commence to flee before their enemies
they will spread all around the coun-
try and increase the devastation.
at is not much Use to write rumors
aud predictions. We expect to hear
any day that troops have landed.
Events may have become facts in
history before my letter reaches you.
The war will serve TO show the cor
fdptIon OF the whole system of gov
N - bft II. n |
iunds have been squandered no one
knows how.
L cannot help hoping that the hu- !
Of China this time will be
complete enough for them to realize
t. 9 the present dynasty is not ;
,verthrown now it must be sooner
.r. later, for the people have long been
with it. 2"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
True Americanism.

More than forty years ago, Car
Schurz said; Liberty and equal
rights common to all as the air Of
heaven-liberty and equal rights, one
and inseparable With this banner
We stand before the world. In this
sign there is victory. And thus we
mean to realize the great cosmopoli-
tan idea, upon which the existence OF
the American people rests. Thus we
mean to fulfil the great mission of
true Notwithstanding we mean to
answer the anxious question of down
trodden humenity-has man the
,aculty to be free and to govern him
self? The answer is a triumphant
Aye laundering into the ears of tho
despOts Of the old world that "a
mans man for a that proclaim
ing to the oppressed that they are
held in subsection on false pretenses;
'heering the hearts of the respondent
friends of man with consolation and
confidence. This is true
Americanism, clasping mankind to
Is great heart. Under its banner we
march; let the world follow"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
Cock County in Force

Chicago, June 1s.-So great was
the demand yesterday for accommo-
dalton on the county democracy 5
trip to the Kansas Convention that
the club members postponed until
next Sunday the completion of the
roster President Powers and S.Acra-
tary Burke expect that no less tkan
900 members will parade the streets
OF Kansas Ciry.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
AMNESTY FOR THE FILIPINOS.
Hoped that the Decree Published To-
Day Will Convince Aguinaldo
of the Error Of His WAY.

| VI VIZ I~IIOI VI Ills W DIV.
Manila, June 21.-Gen Macarthur
VIII to-day formally announce Presi
dent Mckinley's order OF amnesty.
Buencamino, Palermo and other
prominent Filipino leaders are great
ly pleased as they believe that. under
the amnesty, they can bring about
the surrender OF Aguinaldo, who,
they declare, is ready and willing to
consider the peace platform adopted
by the Filipino leaders with IA few in
significant exceptions.
Several meetings of the leaders were
held quietly in Manila last week.
They are encouraged by the progress
they are making with the natives
and the authorities here. To-day
an important meeting will be held at
which the amnesty decree will be
read.
1t is the consensus of opinion of the
the better class of Filipinos
and the Spaniards, that Aguinaldo
will soon be in Manila, as the result
OF the decree and OF the negotiations
OF the Bueneamino party.
Now that the rains have fairly be-
gun life i'll the country districts is a
great and prolonged hardship.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
Can You Name Them.

| Following is n complete list of tn,
Vlce-presldents of the United States
which contains the names of man,
men iliustrious to our history:
John Adams.
Thomas Jefferson.
Aaron Burr.
George Clinton.
Eldbridge Gerry.
Daniel d. Thompkins.
John { Calhoun.
Martin Van Buren,.
Richard ". johnson,
John Tyler.
George VI. Dallas.
Willard Fillmore.
William Ii. King.
John {. Breckenridge.
Hannibal Hamlin.
Andrew Johnson.
Schuyler Colfax.
Henry Wilson.
William NJ Wheeler,
Chester \. Arthur.
ThOs. \. Hendricks.
Levi p. Morton,
Adial f. Stevenson.
Garret A. Hobart.
OF the twenty-four men who have
held the office of vice president, four
John Tyler, Willard Fillmore. An
irew Johnson and Chester Allen Al
thur have succeeded to the presidency
Trough the death of the elected Oc
'upants. and three-John Adams.
Thomas Jefferson and Martin Van
been elected subsequent
Y to the presidency.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28

Ii Hung Chang has an army OF
5000 soldiers which he is maintain
lne at his own expense. Just at pres
ent, however. it would seem to be an
act OF imprudence for anybody to
have that many Cinnamon following
him around.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28

Ii your sight is blurred with specks
ana spots floating before your'eyes
or you have pains on the right side
under the ribs, then your liver is de-
ranged, and you need a few doses of
lterbine to regulate it Price scots.
At Ii. L. fuckers drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-06-28
Administrators Motto

voice Is hereby given that letters of Al
L1n-hlssfasio1 On the estate of John A.Ef. =
L1-csased. were granted to the undar
$500 on the 18th day Of June, 1880. bv ms
prooate court Of Bates county Mfssonr4
All persons having claims against said -
Astes sre rS9niresf to exhibit tkem for all
80 20 tne administrator within ore xsa,
alt-I Zoe date OF said Letters or thew ma =.
a,1eel1i-d from any benefit of said estate. ~
/. -. ga De not exhibited within rxa
sssif ilc.h me date OF thts publication the
51aa os Forever barred. This HE j.v =,
r. ATETsOy
Administrators