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New-York tribune., 1900-02-12

defend them. are untitled 70 command ana -.
certainly commit the same errors agar vi
little short of murder to intrust the Wvas' - IS
troops into their hands 1t is difficult to r~sSr Sr
esy as to the future; the great number AZ IN
ish troops that are being poured into the Lii .le-
try must in time produce some results III
meanwhile the Boer troops daily becor,Su ~ |
more efficient. and their victories are zlvins
them confidence. The relief Of I.advsr,{,L
moro difficult than ever. and the passage ~ -, -
Tugela has yet tO be effected Another eff1-t t
shortly 10 be made. and ought 70 be successfri
but unless the management is much more slTs;;
there viii be another disaster. and England ,r1,
then be fighting for very existence in souss
Africa. a
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12
VERSION OF THE DELIBERATIONS.

One Of the Moineux jurors, who would not
allow his mama to be used when asked what he
would do If he were a newspaper man. and
wished 20 write something of what really did
occur in the jury room. at first hemmed and
hawed. and finally. after probably a dozen
starts, replied:
well. if 1 were going to write as a reporter
about it would probably begin by saying the
jury was a unit upon the guilt of the defendant;
that one, two or perhaps three of them, however,
thought 1t well to go through the case. discuss
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12
MIR. BATTLES STATEMENT.

THE GROUNDS ON WHICH THE APPEAL
WILL BE MADE.
George Gordon Battle, of counsel for Mol-
neux, was seen by a/Tribune reporter late last
night at his apartments, No 103 East Six
teenth-st. He admitted that the attorneys for
the defence had held conference yesterday
and that they had unanimously decided imme-
diately to appeal, two grounds-that the ver-
dict contrary to the evidence and that the
case was filed with errors.
This should mean a new trial by spring" the
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12
AMBULANCE CORPS FOR THE BoERs.

THIS CITY.
Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE ambulance corps tbirtv-
nine In number. recruited and equipped BIZ f5A
United Irish Societies. OF Chicago started FOR Nar
York to-day It's journey to join the Boer arnv
on the battehelds OF South Africa Two spAefaI
coaches were attached 10 the regular Lake sbo-.
train for the party.
The corps is equipped with surgical and NADIA,
supplies which. IN addition 10 the personal Ars,t,
OF the members OF the corps. filed three -bapvs1a
cars. On arriving at Pretoria the men viii tot.
the Boer army and work under the flag OF ~
American Red Cross Society. The expedition ss,z
under the auspices OF the United Irish Soclet.z
and will be joined in New-York by the Massaohu
setts contingent in time for sailing February E.
Colonel John Finerty said:
All the surgeons and doctors are fine men az
perfenced In their profession ready 10 place them
selves under the command Of the men who are
Mcnamara, at the head Of the staff as chief hos
10 direct from t6e time % Ieavira- q eybr1 1s y
the arrival at Pretoria II must be understood
Red Cross Society also. and men viii be uro-
tected so long as they observe the Geneva Confer
Most of the regiments which went out from Chi
cago to the war with Spain represented by
men in the ambulance corps. Ar NeW-York II win
be Joined by seventeen men from Boston and other
Massachusetts towns. The party viii sail on ths
steamer La Gascogne for Havre, whence Shipping
will be taken for Lourenco Marques. The corps sx-
poets to be in the field with the armies Of ina
Dutch republics March 81
They have Red Cross flag given them BY Mss
Clara Barton president OF the Red Cross society
All the doctors who are going have given up lucra-
tive practice to join the corps. DR.. MasNamara-
the chief surgeon. IS graduate Of the Royal COL
lege Of SURGEONS Dublin. and OF the College os
Physicians and Surgeons OF Chicago Captain Pat
rick OCOnnOr. of the 7th Regiment, viii have COM
mand Of the Ttter-bearers. and Captain Hugh g.
Ryan will be his assistant Two HOllanders are IN
the corps. One OF them, w : Versiuis served
with the 1st Illinois in the Santiago campaign
The other, R LinschOten served five years in ne
BOer arJILery and saw fighting in three Kafhr
campaigns
Two thousand dollars added yesterday 20
the Chicago hospital corps fund for the aid Of the
Boer sick in South Africa. The contribution
made through the Ancient Order Of Hi5erniaHs-
This makes the total amount received about
81 coo.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12
NEWFOUNDDAND'S WAR FUND.

st. Johns N, F. Feb. 11-At the forthcoming
special session of the Newfoundland Legis-
lature. called for February 10 the Government
will propose a vote of $4,000 toward the I'm
perial Patriotic Fund as the colony is unable
to send any volunteers to South Africa
All political parties have signihed their an
proval of the measure extending the modus
vivendi with respect TO the French Treaty Shore
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12
ONE MICH

almost as we'll be sick in bed as
to be delicate, to be unable to
stand any unusual strain, to have
no reserve force or resistive
power, with nerves that 90 all
TO pieces when a pin drops.
SCOTS Emulsion will change all
this, and make you feel like a
new person. 1t gives strength
TO the exhausted nerves, vitality
to the enfeebled forces, and solid
flesh to the wasted body.
At al druggists: 5oc. and 800
SEzsR & BOVINE Chemists New York
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12
THE TR4NSPERSI4N RAILWAY.

LENGTH. COST AND ROUTE OF THE PRO-
POSED ROAD
London, Feb 12-The St Petersburg corre-
spondent Of The Daily Mali says: -
The construction of the Transperstan Railway
has been absolutely decided upon. The line VIII
be thirteen hundred miles long. and will cost
150O0OOOO rubles CTUrkestan0 The "Ftedo-
nostT' says the route Will be from Dshulfs, BY
way of Tabreez. Hamadan, Ispahan and Ksr-
man, to Bandar Abbas
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12
THINKS 1T ONLY DIVERSION TO COVER
LORD RoBERTs's OPERATIONS.

Brussels, Feb 1.-THE Petit Bleu" publishes
the report of an interview with Dr. Leyds in the
course of which the South African representa-
tive denies that his recent visit to Berlin had
reference to obtaining loan for the Transvaal
which is not in pressing need of money.
Regarding General Butler, DR.. Leyds said he
believed the movement had been diversion in
tended to cover greater effort by Lord Roberts
directed against the Free State. the invasion of
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12
BOER FORCES ACTIVE.
Cont,aued from first page.

appointments and retreat. regards General Bull
Ter with sympathy and trust such are seldom
seen even in fortunate circumstances.
The security of southern Natal is our impor-
tant consideration The necessity of obtaining
control of Delagoa Bay is very apparent. the
ingress of foreigners and war material is cease
less Surely a settlement with Portugal would
be only question of money.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12
WEEKS TO APPEAL AT ONCE
search for witnesses are computed to reach
$50 600

S35,000
GENERAL MOLINEUX SEES HIS SON.
Molineux visited yesterday in the Tombs
by his father. OF the two the old General was
by far the more affected The son was as much
composed and cheerful as he was before his
conviction. Warden Hagan said that Molineux's
lmperturbable bearing was unique IN his expert
ence of condemned prisoners. However indiffer-
ent a man might seem before conviction, Mr..
Hagan explained. he usually gave way on the
first days following the verdict. But MOneuX
was in no way upset He slept as calmly and
ate as heartily ever.
Adhering to their agreement not to talk of
their deliberations none of the jurors yesterday
would talk of what happened while they
considering their verdict.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12

CAUSED A SENSATION IN AUSTRALIA
London, Feb. 12-"The Daily Mali publishes
the following dispatch from Sydney, N. S. w.
The news of General Buffers reverses has
caused great sensation here. Cardinal Moran,
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12
ROOSEVELT AGAINST NEUTRALITY

Governor Roosevelt issued this statement last
night:
I most earnestly hope that the pending treaty.
concerning the isthmian canal viii not be ratified
unless amended SO as 10 provide that the canal
when built shall be wholly under the control of the
United States, alike in peace and war This seems
TO me vital no less from the standpoint of our sea
power than from the standpoint OF the Monroe
Doctrine.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12

which would be disputed foot by foot. The
Beers, ne declared. were prepared for this in
yasion, and had complete plan of defence.
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12

in remarkable speech has advocated conscrip-
tion in Australia in view of possible complica-
tons. He thinks IL may soon become necessary
to defend Australia, and therefore regrets the
departure Of the local troops
New-York tribune., 1900-02-12
soUDAN MUTINY NOT SERIOUS.
ONLY A FEW OF THE YOUNGER EGYPrT,s
OFFICERS IMPLICATED.

Cairo Feb. 11.-Oficial investigation show,
that only few Egyptian officers ali OF then,
young men. were involved in the trouble wiss
the two Soudansse battalions. whom they hss
advised not 70 obey the order TO give up car.
tridges.
1t seems that the implicated officers had be.
come excited over Anglophobe articles published
by the 'Liwa" which praised the Transvaal ana
advised the Egyptians TO take advantage q.
British distractions in South Africa
None Of the senior officers are in any way in
plicated- A court Of inquiry will sit immediatelv
to investigate the affair
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30
"NationaI.Sano.

Yaa Sbeonpre Rooispelts Sur til
8siten leolaseoes ban en- tort 5io AZ
Senator Snute RsIion og Senator
2bomas 8. Garter fra Wontdua.
SIanot oisie TO perleoss en- bel G3l
graneers. ug uitpIois Spsg flsi til
ale Siosr. Garter fanot tilfioit pao
fsloenos Strofe, bpormeb ban igng.ns
Be oriaeoe WlinHsiOto Ssnutprsn:
30, the Irish and the Dutch.
They don't amount to much,
But hurrah for the Scandinavian
9roouttet blsp itrar aooptsrst ION
1SsnatOr 4elions Gang" srunost
pao ben aiorte Sentponing til StaH
~ciuaperns, % 9srist bleO iunset. nm
net os iunset isien. Tom Rooieuslts
9oa pdsIereee fra Sieo til Steo.
Oct blep braet mso til Soabo. Wons
tang, Utah % COLORADO og iuIgte meo
iilbade iei,n til &auias % Gbieogo
Operalt bar bet pott MunterbRo.
Jprleseu FAB 9uO,rnsr R~oOisDelt | ct
0arelie i ct. 2ouis. bpor ban iiuloe
tale ben famine Dag. pIueielis bsrte
Ban noe,n TONNE ino ipnstnoe:
20, the Irish ond the Dutch Dir.
"1ns,,- raobts Gupernsren. Jor.
mobentiis ipntss ban, at BET nj be-
! spnbte at bliDe for messt at bet soos.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30


rsts gastrop. Derpdu iaar Sien COB
til at flpOs. % fcrrsttsr M, paditoar
6armeren. utiurat iumme Sieneite
iom en- SreDpue. JoroeItue Deo at cna
oenpe en- gi iItepetipr en- Srspbue er
mssst fore. timber en- Sris {. Gr. pil
en- Spinappen df ben lille Depedss
barer bore bsiit u%ianoipnIis. % isIo
ON gisu ituloe blipe iett. MATTE ma
ste ben opsiisiie Yperitpitss 5Grbis.
bep for at traffe bet lille Dpr. 'Neits
minfter @as." bar henIeoet bet ems
selft. 3rissminifteriums Spm9ris
pad benne 600.
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n9s sr en- besupst Wldno, og ban bar
ofts sipet ct Orb mep / 2aset ON Ia
gems Spsrssmaal = bells / presisn
oe bells paa Joltemsoer. San bar
uorettet megst for 9anobOn9rinssn /
Romspals Amt. iarlig pad Meisris
p9Ienets Omradoe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

gn original Maaoe at ~Oper6rinss
pua bar en- Jurmsr / Yeiis
England psnist uo. Gan taser ntms
Zig Bier ira auben msc JIG tien.
Tom ilul fenpes. blir ar mi
trpIoiosrafi; Bel ootrfsrt paa ct bite
Tibet StDi;e papir, Der tiabes iii Up
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

4Mains. fiernet fra 9oDunns Sopn,
oa bet binbrer Gtibsfarttn.
Snbionerfommeren bar biemipst os
| be fibite fire Dase. Den bar parst
trpttenbe BARN.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30
De rYe S~tortinssm0no.
gostrpiier s. 9. gunoi

palstes ibsit ium sinsmanb fra
arasers. Gan er of fremmep Ser
iomft, ibet bans gar / Mibten al
30 Marene inbDanbrebs til Rorse fra
Stpeis. gunbi 'er fsot / 1912 | Sri.
ftiania os bar iioen 1867 uosiDst
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Droftiif
r. baanobo9
-
MlinneIotas Sou9ipnin9,
al slSp r. 80. arstsassr.
al s'Sv z. 80. arstsHasr.

ersthc!osros oe ! 1878 peotagrs Cop.
Raialose. Ionulope, @ouutnlooe. S'ttt..
lcue. Siclelopc. Sstloue. 6attisIoos, sg5t..
Hass ca Stilsmsle'9oue, Real Sitat..
gerel. Ga 9dnoluve, 5ht,elcpe arimiasl'
lore. 9isu gore. GreoHuHgSS ope ola
gpser az uIuov1ylis for subrec 6crre.'
uina4maa0 ca yaruter, sfeo e.n ! pnis:
Tan rlai rare Hs meses SrposEi % Ga'
after III Sesierer. Seos aoDaHoes s4O
purtpiut. Iuiol9s hos
y. a~nunofeu, 3ecprah 5orpd.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

Sea sr | ale Raaesr usIforns,et mes 5p.
mditInen "6uspenHen." let er Ell uomRr.
Get let oa aoo Tsaiins. Ten airer liseiaa
pen Ssm ION en-. Der bar ioitet so 9olars
nrasieH ioitsbe IA Genis. WeS. 0sorNe
~. 3anS, Gbippspa 6aus, his.
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Sui balp GriS.

&c unses San0bns (upl loy Seu'
oaq9ifoleH Nicmmet, llHgoomucu clp. 400
Sange, ior SaittiSneu 100. Reformation .,
9opeut IA, % % Suleianac oiu or.
3ertbogcH e5 cts for | oa $500 lot %.
TobbcltboQeu tIcJt ~ 4tnltt 90 SIS
meO YoiteH go 9tS Anbtidiet al &rotts
iprcr, FREEZER 90 aGrerc. iom SoGmdn.
Grid. @lieldno. SpierSadnre, SiDru 8rcpS,
5borlueeu &ouglano OH. Raltor 9Id,mte'
len hriaer 100. &reuS 300 olp. Kda acr'
'Ouabc9eu Sioffetoner tor Siobct An
QdtaloQ irti. Seno mia 9orcSle, Selnl
8pderue hos llbgiuereu Rep. y. Scnicu,
2l0l-26oe Nue, e. Indianapolis. NIinu.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

Gubas 9ensralsupsrnsr. BopS, Ct
/ 9opeofaoen os bar bIauot onost benz
ftia.t til Observation-Disclosures Inorsit
mulist at faa graset al SIasitibst
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

First take your home paper then sub
scribe for the ST. Paul Dispatch. twenty
FIVE cents per month.
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9en~itreblabst "8eitmar" / ardgsrs.
!oan bar reiit msset / llblanoet. bppeb=
iaselis fordt ftuhere fit Sag. Gnsrs
er ban parmt i~nteresisret / mango
Ting ps bar p9ret Fittigt benpttet iii
Sperp. GAN bar osiaa
tioligere Tom fnareit bapt S9oe i
Stortingst | geenTtab at Supplsant.
Gmisier Yeoer S%penoicn
er neutrality-suspicious. fra Srpnos
bjem. Oar sr fun 80 Ndr eammel
og iaalepss ct al Sinsets pnsite Mios
lemmer. !Son er fspt / 2epunger
% er Sen af ben befjenots
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30
SperlGrer !. 0pngen

er ben npe Wano pua Sriitianss
Ianbsbnnten. San er fsot / 8rasers
/ 1854. Sausen er fsrit og fremit
Stolemanb og bar Tom iGdban puneet
itor @nieelfe. alereoe for "a aar
fioen blep ban 2erer peb 8jertIens
Stole / ariitianiu pg bar uufbruot
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Zen mooisgHs SamGitine -SrspsHnsn- e.
! aae glaaSsg III uor 5tlireeshsS, buoripr pi
tan aE5eilie oeH III Nns. Alt Ssrit. ca
Iraarbeioe q iniuit iUrnrbriost % fnlxi, p0s
lerst' Zen sr en- frpO ior et qua 5rasieE
40 Gents. ~. CARTON, gltRteH, Soma
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ETzTEfLLTlTIIII

Ailen', ulcerine Saive belt rrder Lroniske
nyIIesaar, Tube rkuIo-o elier bentprinI
X erfeisaar, A~arekaudc. RtndsART. Apid
brand, LriesvnHnp. eberSaar uk siit las
xaule -aar. rpu teller aldrg EiSkacr ud aluHl
SPARE tlguI-rn ~ I4debFr Hrtbrvdrr lor bs~tsnfiFt
Med PoneH O3c. S.nd uld Blskitvrlss ~ fhistdGt
]. =. ALLEN MEDICINE ~, 81. PAUL. MiNN.
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DIN bet maa bore Oeres 9repifris
Der tiaabt at uotale Nprbboernes / Sos
~peoitabens Weuins ON bet Commence
8als, iaa trOr je9 trpst at turns for
fire, at De ale, u%anieet pdrti, sr enige
ON at snile Senator Snute Relions
GienDaIs til Senatst pe Hepreientan=
terne q. q. 9ausen fra Surpas %
german Oable fra Disconlins gisna
pulg til !5ufet. Del. er en- tor Silfrebss
Itiuelie for be / 9ppebftaoen boIatte
Horbboer at babe Representatives. al
fin esen Iationalitet, Der life alene or
populare blanbt 2anosmeno, men
ogfda bar pibit at ftufTe fig aIininoelig
agtelie iom 2opeipere, og bsrfor er bet
ct faa a~lminpelist Enite at ie bisie
nGpnte tire 5errer gjenpuIsts for en- np
Sermin.
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Iiben pirtet Iom Carer. 5 1880 tom
ban til 8riitianiano iom Ioiuntt pes
&atbeoralfolen. Wien ban bar ogs
iaa interesfsret fig meset for i@ociale
Spsr9smaal pg bar blanbt dnpet boz
ret en- BARN Salsmanb for Snofes
relie al 8 5imers Dag for be toms
munale Irbeibere. !San er en- itils,
bramfri Mano.
6aarobruger 81. i. 6eitnGs
er b'n ensite nre Wano fra Rpmsz
balls Nmt. San er febt | 1860 /
9aIssfiprb Serreb, Iure praitsgialp,
os er at sammsl GiterpulsilGst. Seits
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Gn al be npe Monitorer, Der er urs
Der Sp9ning, men iom enpnu lite bar
faaet noset Rapn. ipnes at bile faa
0anitelisbeber meo at forltafe Jig ct
iaaoant. Warineoepartementet bar
betlenotsiort, at be Stater | unionen,
Der snbnu lille bar faaet noset ariss=
itib optalbt efter Jig, ian ienoe inb fine
4nlpsninser, og Wtonitoren pil blipe
optalot efter en- al benz. men Der er lite
lnotommen en- eneite 4niesning. Bore
Slagifibe er iom en- Hesel pptaibis efz
ter Slater AllniOnen, mebens &rpoz
ierne optalbes efter Sper, ps nu sr be
Slater Der er bIspne iorbisaasrs peb
Sdaben at Slagftibs, fornarmeDe ps
snfter lite at labe fig nsie meb at babe
en- Wonitor Optalot efter fig. 0enne
bill bog lite bliDe uben Rapn; Der er
insen 5are berfor.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

29gpr9oitunt 6uite Spenoisn. 9an
bar punoet SIP for i'm 0eltalsnbeD os
bar iom Sinister for s. 8. q. Z.
siennemrsift belle Horses 2anb. Sgs
iua / Sverige og Der / 4merita bar
ban TAFT for Gfbplosiasen.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

Gfteriom Sulgbasen narmer ia
bIiOer aampen iidOis bitrsre. os De
fOritieai9e purtiers lsoenpe po4ititere
bruser sropere % sropere Stpts. 3ams
manps Spfs Gep YOrt, !Ri6arb
Groter bar faaet siennemsaa tsmmslls
baaro Sebanolins al fine MobitoE=
Dsre. Der paaitaar, at bans llnoers
itstteIie er not til at sbeIasse Islp ben
beoite Nanbs ubFstsr / Rsrp gorf,
men ban er lite opraab for Spar. Scr
ON Sdsen ipurste ban iine Silbgrers,
ON boorleoes be oilbe Ipnes ON al babe
en- "9ilomanb" | bet bpibe GUS. % Iaa
tinaeoe ban, at Guuernsr RpoIepelt
blep piloere os Dilbere for bper Dag o.
lille burbe tinaoe at eaa los snb ice
inbtage 99oersptabfen i bet bpioe
Sus. Sette pilos nsmlig bIipe Rsiuls
iatst af bans 9als, )iasoe ban piber.,
oa McainIsp sr for ing til at iunns lss
be en- anoen Sermin ub, bpiltet oefua
bar ben eneite Grunb. bporfor Hoolss
belt moetos Hominationsn for anbsn
plaos paa Sideten- Mon ben Sldss
Maaoe at frre en- 8aIstamp paa pirz
ftlid fan lebe iii Seierp
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Sra waibinston.
Hooitpelt % 8rpan.--Sfanoinapiife
Weblemmer al Songresiem.
Nolitiw 9aftit.
@aibinsiOu, .. O.. a5oe Oitbr. 1900.

@aibinstou, .. g.. 25oe Cftbr. 1900.
5 ben forlsbne llse bar Dppeoi .as
ben bapt Befss al RepublItanernes
Observation-Disclosures, @upernsr Roos
ispeli. og Demotraternes preiiosnttdns
pibat, Mm. s. 8rpan- Den fsrlte tiis
braste noele Elmer Der iammen meo
preiipenten os ct par Sabinetsminis
tire uben at bile ubtule Jig ON Stinim
gen til npgen YresiereprGientant. Den
anoen bar Der en- enonu tortere Eth.
men ban sreb @%nlepninsen til at bolce
en- Sale paa Sernbaneitationen til flere
tuiinbe beseiitreDe 5ilbsrere. grpans
Organ Der, "5imes', flyer, at ben gcs
aeiitrins, Der msbte BAN Der, bar girrt
Republifanerne banse. men bet er pei
narmeit forat imigre fine 2aiere. oa
8eseiitringen fsrit bliper farlis for
Mobpartiet, naar ben fan brinse
Stemmer, % bet fan ben life / Wain@
inston, bpor 9oreerne insen Stemmes
ret bar. 8dabe Gooiepelt os 8rpan
rsiite berfra til Baltimore og iaa pibere
giennem belle Marplano.
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Sm ugen bar bragt ps geieg al 10
fore M9nb, iaa bar ben ogfaa perepet
os to, ben enc for beitdnpis pg ben IN
ben miblertioigt. Sermeo lletes til
General. TsStatsminiIter M. IN.
Sobn Gberman, Der iom alereDe meDs
belt | "OecorabzP oiten" afsit peo Do
ben efter en- tort SpgeligFo Iiolte
Wanbas. os Preiioeut Mc&inlep, Der
iforsaars reiite til fit 9iemiep, Ganz
ton, Sbio, forat taite i'm Stemme paa
9alsoasen. 9an l~eoiagepes at fin
Sutru, i'm Pripatietreter os i'm 9us=
lese og bill opboIoe fig / Canton iii
8algoasens Gftermibbas, oa ban BIZ
Denbe tilbaee til Sopebfaben os Der
ufpente unoerretnins ON 1bfalpet.
San bill bog / Melemtiben p9re tils
itebe peb Sbermans 8esrapslis, Der
bill finoe Steb / Wansielb, Sbip.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-12
KOHALA PERSONALS.

KOHALA, June Miss Nettie Kay
is home on her vacation from Mills Col
lege, California.
Mr.. McCrea and Mr.. Muir of Homo
lulu, are in Kohala, attending to some
of the engineering in connection with
Kohala well.
Mr. Robertson of Louisiana, lately of
Honolulu, has come to the district as
a luna at the Kohala plantation.
Miss Ella Quinn has gone to Honolulu
to make visit.
Miss Morrison bookkeeper in Castle
e Cookies office, is the guest of Mrs.
Deemer at the Seminary.
l. r. Robinson is auditing at the Ko-
hala Sugar Company's office.
Mr.. and Mrs Eben Low and two old
est children leave on the Kinau tomor-
row for Honolulu. The children will
stay with Mrs. Aaron Wilcox, Kauai,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Low take a trip to
the Coast.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-12
.THE INDEPENDENT SPEAKS
MASS MEETING HELD SATURDAY.
NIGHT.
About 500 Natives Hear Words Of Coun-
sel-Not Anti-Haole, but WIN stay
Out of Haole Parties.

About FIVE hundred natives assem-
bled on the square in front Of the drill
shed Saturday evening to hear leaders
of the Independent party speak on poll
tical questions of the day. AT the door
of the drill shed was "A platform. A
few chairs and four torchlights made
up the scene. In front. first i'm groups
and then in a circle, were the people,
men, women and children, who had
come to hear and to learn.
The first speaker was ID. Kalauoka-
lani, the official head of the Kalaiaina
Society. He reviewed the political his
tory of the past several years, speaking
without any apparent party feeling, his
remarks evidently intended to be In
structive.
Robert Wilcox was the next speaker.
In part he said:
1T was not only the Republicans who
helped us, but the Democrats, too. Men
from each party helped our cause. New
er mind the man in office, be he friend
or foe. We are Americans now, there
fore let us respect the office of the Gov
ernor for we must show it on the 18th.
| Cast aside all the hard feelings you
/ have for the people we do not respect.
| But we must and are i'm duty bound to
respect the flag and law which has been
imposed upon us. 1 ask you all to look
| in the future, not at the past There is
| a bright future before us.
1.-THE assertions made that we are
'anti-American and 'anti-haoe' are
false And let us disprove them by our
actions. Seek to do all for the general
good.
Those in power now are crying be-
cause that power is fleeing from them.
In few days they will mourn their
! loss. 1t is they that are accusing us of
all sorts of wrong, but they forget the
aihue alma Gland steaD which they
committed themselves"
Wilcox went on to explain the pur-
ports of the Territorial law In con
clusion he thanked the audience for
their kind attention.
| James K. Kaulia read the platform
adopted by the Independent convention
and explained the purposes of each sec
ton. He went on to declare that the
natives had the power in their own
| hands to control provided they stood
! together, and eXhorted those present to
cling to the party and work together.
John Wise concluded the meeting
with the most able address of the even
| ing. Mr. Wise is a member of the Dem
ocratic central committee. His remarks
were in English, and met with tremen-
was any anti-haole feeling or organiza-
| ton, and declared that the natives
would walk side by side with the whites
in the onward march to clean politics
and justice to all.
The meeting was over by 8 o'clock and
everybody went home.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-12
KAITMAKAPILI CHAPEL.

The congregation of Kaumakapili
dedicated a chapel in Palama Sunday
morning to serve temporarily until a
new church can be rebuilt to take the
place of the church burned in the Chi
natown fire There was a large attend
ance. Rev Timoteo presided. Address
es were made by Rev. James Davis,
Rev. H. H. Parker, Rev. j. M. Ezera,
and Rev. s. p. Kaaia. The dedicatory
sermon was preached by Rev. o. p.
Emerson. The dedicatory prayer was
offered by Rev. Serene e. Bishop. Wray
Taylor presided at the organ, and con-
Quoted the singing. w. C. Achi on be-
half of the building committee, pres
ented the keys of the new building to
the congregation.