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Christians are fighting Christians in
South Africa, and they could easily
stop the war if-but that is another
story Pteaystae.
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AS ACCOMPLICES.
Warrants for Kentucky Of'iccrs in Connec-
tion With the (soeb~l Murder.

Warrants for Kentucky Ofliccr~ in Connec-
tion With tho Goeb~l Murder.
FRANKFORT. Ky. March l2.-W. H.
Coulton, a clerk in the Office OF State
Auditor Sweeney. has been arrested and
placed in Jail charged with completely
in the murder of the late Governor
William Goebel. The arrest was made
by Chief Of Police Williams.
Warrants have also been issued for
the arrest OF Secretary Of State Caleb
Powers and Captain John w. Davis,
policeman of the state capitol square.
but they have not been served. The
warrants also charge them with being
accessory to the Goebel assassination.
Warrants against cx-Secretary Of State
Charles Finley and John I. Powers.
brother Of Secretary of State Powers.
have been sworn out and have been
sent to Whitley county for service.
Several witnesses who testified at the
trial Of Whitaker Tuesday swore that
the shots at the time of the Goebel as
eassnation were fred from the direc.
ton OF Powers Office and he and all OF
the pnrties for whom the warrants were
Issued have been
Under the Strictest Surveillance
ever since the assassination. Captain
Davis was an appointee Of Governor
Bradley and was continued under Gov.
ernor Taylor. Ex-Secretary OF State
Finley was one Of the promoters OF the
mass meeting Of the mountain men in
front of the state capitol Jan. %. He
served az secretary Of state during the
four wears when w. o. Bradley was
governor. Coulton. the only one ar'
rested. was placed III cell and not al
lowed to talk to any one.
The warrant on which Coulton was
arrested and the warrants for the arrest
Of the others were based on an affidavit
made by Thomas Rowell OF Lexington.
Rowell has been assisting the detectives
in hunting down the case and it is said
that he spent several days in Hardin,
Bell. Whitley and Knox counties, where
il is alleged the evidence against the
parties arrested was secured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-12
HIS FRONT CLEAR.

n,. "'" Reports That the Road 70
y, '"'""'rin is New Open.
~ N ~ "EovE. Orange FREQ State.
m,,s ,aAr'h e.-Gencral French. who
n, ,s g a ahead, reports that his front
,o" " y 'ae Beers. All other reports
4, ,oehhrm y the state Of disorRan.
a. = ~ ,Ne bocr forces. Transvaal as
soo ii'' State. The general i'm.
Br,,'s mat the further progress Of
o,al -" 10 bloemfontein will not be
rova" a' amount Of ammunition was
sof +" ox, today. this includes several
shjeh h'splosive - bullets, on the outside
Eurea cd 'ne Beers had marked "Mnnu.
F the British government"
gxs' "'" :" burn the Queen. Em~y.
Ani'ko' March i2.-The Gretna
Enp,ra !, strong Boer sympathixers.
doza,'' 70 burn the queens ef,igy.
NJ on ~ hnglishmen with rifles ar.
Ne d;., e scene and threatened to fire
hted, ryai ny crowd il the effigy was
kly d;s ne Mennonites were ulti.
prn ;. OF Welcome for IN. Queen.
-s' March l2.-At a meeting OF
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fhanes Il That Butler Il Again
lovins Toward uc1punaakcr.

thanes !. That Butler IL Again
Moving Toward Hclpmaskcr.
hos, March l2-The only impor.
lance in The general situation in
Asrca, Indicated by the news re.
up 70 noon is that General Butler
in on 'he move. Tho news comes
isFs'ch .rom the Bcr camp NJ
'sts's, dated Thursday. March s.
We've thousand British are threat
'ae bcr positions from the dircc.
he.pMakaar, while u party of
scout, was encountered at
atank, March s."
'oFoe Was probably General
e. DIVISION, and it is considered
pS'loie tAat an attempt may be
70 'M'er>e the neck of Zululantl
" 1nnsvaal, thus cNecting the
fNflo>" Of outilankinH the Beers
..a',o'rsand threatening Vryheid
'''> are reported to b. Mt Big.
's IN considerable numbers. but
I :" 'aeS ar" already sending their
)" '"' r'ar. General .Joubcrt mp.
|" Aa'e left active service to take
F" me war office at Pretoria.
~ marques stories attribute his
!af'ly TO the alleged fact that he
'''h control over and con fidence
d '.lShers, ~ and partly to his wisll
4 We Preparations for the siege
,m,', s supposed to he being made a.
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Late Developments at Frankfort
Cause Anticipation of More
Trouble.
State Officials Suspected of Com
plicity in Goebel's Murder
Take Refuge
In the Capital and Militia Are on
Guard-.Troops Ordered to
Frankfort.

BARBouRv1LLE, KY, March l2.-The
local militia company has received or
ders from Assistant Adjutant General
Dixon to make ready to move to Frank.
fort at once.
FRANKFORT, Ky, March l2.-Secre.
tary Of State Caleb w. Powers, and
John Davis. two alleged suspects for
whom warrants have been issued, have
not been arrested. They are said to be
In the executive building of the state
capitol and the soldiers guarding the
building have refused to allow the po.
lice to enter the building to search for
them. 1t was rumored around the
streets two or three hours before the po-
lice went to the Davis residence to look
for them, that warrants had been issued
and they got wind Of it and took shelter
in the state house. The police made q
second demand to be allowed entrance
at the executive building. but guards
said they had orders not to admit any
one. They declined to say who gave
the orders. Governor Taylor and Ad.
jutant General Collier sent no answer
to two messages sent to them by the po-
hce. 1t is reported that Governor Tay.
lor has issued orders for all state guards
who recogdize him as governor to come
to the state capitol at once, and stirring
times are apparently not far away.
At 1890 a. NJ, Sheriff Sutter took the
warrants for the arrest Of Secretary Of
State Powers and Captain Davis to the
state house and was admitted to see
Adjutan: General Collier He informed
General Collier that he desired to enter
the executive building for the purpose
Of serving the warrants, and in the
name Of the commonwealth demanded
that he be permitted to do 50. Genera
Collier refused. saving that acting un
der orders from Governor Taylor, no
body would be admitted to the execu
tive building for an indefinite period.
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RELIEVE THE END NEAR

cabinet Minister Says That II the On,n,.,
Of tho Government.
LONDON, March u. Sir M;ch.e,
Hicks Beach. chancellor of the ex.
chequer. when explaining to the bark.
ers the terms Of the new loan. paye
them an intimation that the govern.
ment considered the end OF the war
near.
"Since the estimates were prepared, +"
nc said. "evcnts have taken place that
have changed the situation and prob.
Ably not all the money will be required. -
Whatever the government may know
or intend unofficial opinion seems every.
where to think that the Boer power ia
collapsing.
The Eighth division has been under
orders to embark for several weeks, but
these orders, as fur As the artillery con.
unRcnt 10 concerned, have been re-
called. Roberts having reported that
No More Artillery IL Necessary.
This 10 the first pause in reinforcements
~ses~S >AAS ""a oSkuu. AoIu L~UcTIS ORe
altogether %52 guns, including siege
pieces.
It il quite clear that General Butler
will not try anything large in the fu.
ture. as he 10 to lose Sir Charles Warren
and the latter's men. who have been
ordered to join Lord Roberts 1t is the
expectation Of the war Office that Lord
Roberts. Notwithstanding the necessity
Of garrisoning his depots. will be able t.
operate u constantly increasing force
until by the time the Transvaal frontier
Is reached he will have 1O.0OO troops
MnfekinR as bclcaguered town at
tracts much sentiment and sympathy
Nothing has been heard from there
since Feb ~. There is rumor thai
Colonel Baden. Powell has been relieved
but this cannot be traced to any sub
stantinl basis
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POSITION OF BOER LEADERS

Unicss England I. wnSnE y War of Con.
Qurss Peace IL Feasible.
=, LONDON. March l2.-The Daily Mail
publishes the following from Pretoria.
dated Thursday. via Lourcnzo Marques,
which had been confirmed by the Boer
government:
Conversations have had with state
officials show the Beers want some un.
derstanding. They say If England il
waging war Of conquest they will fight
to the finish. Otherwise they believe
that a plain statement Of the Boer in
tentions will reveal basis Of neRotia-
ton now that England's prestige is re-
paired.
president Kruger and President
Steyn conferred Monday at Blocmfon-
tcin on the Incorporation OF the above
representations III cablcgram 10 Lord
Salisbury. The preservation of the IN
dependence Of the two republics Is a
vine qua non.
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lander Said to Have
=, Because Of Differ.
.ss With Kruger.
r;,l Probably Take Per.
Command at Abra-
hams Kraal.
oo,orted in the Vicinity
(',n,,akar-.-Other South
African News.

FRIDAY, NAA1Cu y. uo
49, .ss returned from Bloemfon.
.l ,loubert is expected here
rcb,ing commenced In the
= Helpmaakar this morning.
u,,povARrKRs. Biggarsberg.
y.rch 9.-Shots were ex.
nj. morning near Helpmaakar
Ill ' hodv OF British, who re.
billy. o.
!. coming from IAdysmith to.
kundays river. Il.
= March l2.-Ths Daily Mail
!. following from Berlin:
n ,bs, there is dissendon Be.
b,ssiaeut Kruger and General
I and that the latter has re.
Probably President Kruger will
N. chief command. General
kn-cer and other prominent com.
l.. sre also likely. to resign Tor
|,ssops and because Kruger ig.
k.;- advice TO make peace over.
h., The frs, Bocr victory"
lpy. March l2.-It ix reported
b, sources that President Kru.
akc supreme command Of the
ras q, Abraham's Krnal. where
4. r,rea,ed and will make a
nroN, Cape Colony. March 10.
a Kitchener has arrived at
Us, TO organize various col.
kfe purpose Of supprcssing the
which j, spreading in this dis.
Minor .ghiing has occurred in
directions.
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BRITISH TERMS OF PEACE.

No Hope Of Independence for the D"tch
Republics.
LONDON, March l2.-The Standard.
which is in closer touch with the policy
OF the government than any other min.
isterial organ, says:
1--WE have reason to believe that an
authoritative statement Will shortly oe
made by the government rcafiirminH
the impossibility Of conceding any terms
of peace To the Boer republics which
would involve pcrpetuation Of the po-
litical and military independence that
led to the present costly and sanguinnry
conflict"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-12
TRADE WITH THE ORIENT.

u..,.,.c. SIN II Enthusiastic Over the
outlook.
New YORK, March l2.-President
James ], Hill of the Great Northern
Railway company. who is now in this
city /. enthusiastic over the increase OF
our Asiatic trade.
"Axia. /" he said. "is an immense new
market for this country. The increase
in the consumption Of our wheat ana
cotton in China and japan is already 80
large that it has reached point where
the volume Of business is only limited
by the transportation facilities to the
Orient. These countries are also inre:
buyers Of our silver, with every pros
,,.ct that the demand will increase.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-12

Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman. Milesburg.
Pa. says. .As aspeedy cure for coughs.
colds. Group aud core throat One Minute
Cough Cure is unequalen. 1t ia pleas
ant for children to take. l heartily
recommend it to mothers" 1t is the
only harmless remedy that produces i'm
mediate results. 1t cures bronchitis.
pneumonia. grippe and throat and lung
diseases. 1t will prevent consumption.
Cook / ODEE
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-12

once q governor and lieutenant cover.
nor, was handed down by Judge Field
In the circuit court. The Republicans
viii appeal the case to the state court Of
appeals, and IL the decision there is
against them, win try to get hearing
before the United States supreme court.
Judge Field reviews the history of
the case and the pleadings Of both sides,
but devotes most Of his opinion to quo.
tations from courts Of last resort, ,ipvolv.
ing the competency of the legislature
finally to decide similar disputes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-12

Supplies for Destitut" Porto N'Cs'
WASHINGTON, March l2.-Arrange'
ments are making by the subsistence
aud ouartermaster department. to Tor
,,.ra 500 tons Of food supplies, includ'
inc rico and Goldfish, to the destitute
.,.ss,,la 80 IN tho interior Of Porto Rico
Tha mnplies will be shipped on the
tr.nsport Fitzpatrick. leaving New York
~, tho 1Ath inst
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DEMOCRATS SUSTAINED.

n.c,s,,.n of District Judge Field In Ken
tucky Election Cases.
LOUISVILLE. KY. March IA de'
c;sion sustaining the contention OF the
Democrats that the legislature is the
tribunal designated by the constitution
Tor the determination Of contests for the
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.ne Nstiona!ist members Of the oor6ore.
non OF Dublin, which was sttsnded -
1uuy two'thirds Of the entire council. =
resolution was adopted BY practically .
unanimous vote to present the onso,,
with an address Of welcome on her v;.;t
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Sparks Declines to Move.
LONDON, KY, March IA telegram
was received here at 80 p. m. signed
BY Assistant Adjutant General Dixon,
commanding Captain Parker to order
out his company aud stand ready to
move to Frankfort. In the absence Of
Captain Parker, Lieutenant Sparks re.
fused :.ove unless ordered by both
gOvLn~S.
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Big Crowds Alone IN. po,..

LONDON, March l2.-The oueen o.
companied by the Princess Of W.,as
ana Princess Henry Of Battenberu
drove through the West End during the
eiternoon. There were huge assem-.
D!ages everywhere along the route who
cneered her majesty increasingly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-12

People suffering from kidney diseases
feel q gr dual but steady lose OF vitality
They ehonld lose no time in trying
Foley's Kidney Cure. 1t ia guaranteed.
CHRIS. SCHrTZ
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GERMAN WORK AT KIAu CHcr
Enlcyging Facilities For Trade, Especially
IN the Matter Of Docks.

EnlcyGinE Facilities For Trade, Especially
IN the Matter Of Docks.
NEW YORK. March l2. A correspond
ent, writing from Kiau Chou, the i'm.
portant Chinese port under German
control, says:
"When German authority was first
established over this port it offered very
limited facilities for the quick dispatch
and repairs Of vessels seeking it. But
no time was lost in determining what
was needed to attract the shipping in.
tercst and enlisting private capital to
meet the ascertained wants. A company
was formed with fleet Of towboats and
iron and wooden barges. sufficient for
any probable demands. for towing and
Gghtering service. This company is
negotiating for the acquisition of an
extensive piece of ground next to the
Using Tau bridge. on which large ware
houses for the storage of imported goods
will be erected.
The bridge itself will be placed under
the management of the tow and lighter
company, which will provide it with the
requisite number of steam cranes for
loading and discharginy, and also con-
meet it by railway with the warehouses.
The company has also leased a second
landing place for cargoes, SO that it can
respond to any likely requirement for
years to come.
In April. the so-called small port in
the inner kiau Chou bay will be ready
for use. 1t has a landing pier over 500
feet long, with a normal depth Of water
from 20 to % feet. SO that not only
lightering vessels, but smaller steam.
ships can discharge directly upon it.
''1n about two years the construction
Of the so-called great port will be com.
pleted, SO far as to afford Il basin fur.
nishinR protection i'll every kind of
weather. and ample room for large
number of vessels. 1t is expected that
by, that time sufficient frontage Of
docks will be furnished to enable large
vessels to lie alongside ard receive and
discharge cargoes directly from and into
railroad trains.
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Prizes for Fat Cattle.

ST. PAUL, March l2.-The board Of
directors Of the Minnesota Stock Breed
ers' association met at the Merchants
and decided to offer special premium
list for fat Minnesota stock, including
cattle, hogs and sheep. The association
will out of its appropriation received
from the state put up $500 in cash prizes.
aud the State Fair association has Of
fered to duplicate the amount, making
in all 81, 600 that will be offered as spe-
cials for fat cattle.
Intestinal infection, appendicitis and
all affections Of the bowels, liver and
kdneys prevented by taking genuine
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by the
Madison Medicine Co.
FRANK c. SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-12
NOT SAFE IN ITALY.

Reason for Queen victoria's Decision to
Stay at Home.
LONDON, March l2.-Queen Victoria g
decision to stay in her own dominions
instead of going to Italy, and all the
publications in England in consequence
are not entirely due to the successes OF
the armies in the field. 1t 5 clear that
the Italian government has been daily
growing more nervous a. the time for
the queens visit approached and finally
notified her majesty's government that
it would not care to accept the respon.
Ibility for the sovereign's safety owing
to the strong recrudescence Of the an.
archist movement throughout Italy.
Reports from other powers confirmed
the Italian impression. This, appar'
emily, was the chief factor in the queen 4
sudden change of plans, though doubt.
less many of her ministers always
thought it would be better policy for he,
10 remain at home while the nation was
In the throes of war.
GERMAN WORK AT KIAC CHOU
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-14

that OF her husband on marriage
The Grand Duchess is psssionately
addicted to gambling. I'd hor is
due the introduction OF tho roulette
table as an article Of furniture in
the saloons OF most of the palaces
and mansions OF st. Petersburg,
aud the edict OF her nephew in no
way modified her openly proclaim d
determination to visit no house and
to attend no entertainment where
roulette aud bacoarat we're not FRO
vlded for her amusement. AS the
Grand Duchess is the most dashing
member OF the imperial family and
the acknowledged leader OF st.
Petersburg society, from which the
Gear and Czsriua hold wholly aloof,
the great world OF the Russian
Capital has ignored the ukase OF
the Emperor and taken the cue
from his aunt.
Ga discovering the manner in
which his orders were deied and
the part which the Grand Duchess
has played in the matter, the Gar
intimated to her that unless she
set an example of obedience to his
behest he would Reluctantly be
compelled to visit hor with a public
token Of his displeasure by haoish-
ing her for time from court and
depriving her Of the use OF the
imperial liveries and of imperial
honors.
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Healani March.

We ara obliged to Professor W. e,
Sharp for copy of tho Healaui
March which the talented musician
has composed and dedicated to the
champions Of the last races. The
tune is catching aud the compost
tion is fine addition to the Ha-
wsiian music volume. When the
band plays HealsDi March to.mor-
row it will signify that the "boys
with the blue" are victorious again.
They are sharp" fellows those
Heslani boys.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.


The Board Of Registration Tor the
leland OF Oahu will hold sessions as
follows:
MONDAY, Sept. IL -
Puuloa Point, 1880 a. m, to D
q. m. 4,
Aiea r II. Station 10 a. M to l
p. m.
Msnana Court House, 4 p M
to 9p. m.
TUESDAY, Sept. lS- 80
Waipahu Mil, s a. M to IL
noon.
Eva Mill, | p. IN.
~ Waianae Court House, D p. m
0p, IN.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 80
Makua r. II. Station, 1890 a. m.
Waialua Court House, l p. M. to
9p. m,
THURSDAY, Sept. 20
Kahuku Mill, 2 p. m to p. M
Laie Hall, Up. m to 10 p. M
FRIDAY, Sept. 2l-
Hauula Court House, 10 o. m to
p. m.
SATURDAY, Sept %
Waikane Court House, 8 a. n.
to IL noon.
MONDAY, Sept, "a
Ksneohe Court House, 10 a, m
TO p. m.
Waimanalo, $3.50 p, m. to 4 p, m.
TUESDAY, Sept. rs until October
g.
In Honolulu, 10 a. N. TO p. m. /;
p, m. to 8 p. IN.
LORRlN ANDREWS, Chairman,
d. l., NAONE,
NJ. A. GONSALVES,
Board CT Registration OF Oahu.
C0S-3t
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-14
czAR's RAGE
Is Astir And 1t Falls Upon the Royal
Head Of an Erring Aunt,

Head Of an Erring Aunt.
BERLIN, September "a serious
quarrel has broken out between the
Gar and his aunt, the Grand Ouch
ess OF Vladimir, which has had the
result OF causing her husband, the
Grand Duke, to tender the resigna-
ton Of, his office as Commander of
the Metropolitan Military District
of st. Petersburg and ofthe Imperial
Guard.
The trouble, which has not only
set all Russian society by the ears,
but has also perturbed several
courts, including that OF E nperor
William, is due to question Of
baccarat and roulette.
This ukase followed almost i'm
mediately the startling discovery
made by Nicholas that the chapter.
of one OF the principal churches OF
the metropolis had pawned the
church plate and jewele d icons to pay
gambling debts contracted at bsc-
carat and roulette.
BY the army and clergy The EN-
peror's commands have been obeyed,
and baccarat has stopped at the
Yacht and other leading clubs.
But society has treated the imperial
edict with something very much
akin to derision, and this is larg ely
owing to the attitude adopted by
the Grand Duchess Vladimir.
The latter is a German Prin cess
BY birth, and the only foreign wo-
man who has declined TO change the
faith 10 which she was reared for
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-14

self to any newspaper man as to the
situation in the Democratic camp.
There is only one Democratic party
here and no split will ever occur as
long as the people now in charge
are conducting the political affairs
OF the party. The third" wing re-
ferred to who wants Carter and
Damon to run for the Legislature
is not a separate party at all, All
good Observation-Disclosures wish
to see men like Carter, Damon and
Isenberg elected to the Legislature.
a prominent Independent said this
morning that his party had no OBJ.
lection whatsoever to "haoles" but
that they preferred TO see seated in
the Legislature men who were iden-
tilted with tho Hawaiisrs in 1893
aud 1895, to men who turned the
Hawaiians down in 1913 and locked
them up in '95. Colonel Mccarthy,
Mr. Cornwell, Mr.. j. o. Carter aud
Prince David happen to be men
who were identified with the pa
triots Of 1913, aud who did. or nearly
did go to Hotel de Lowin '95, and
for that reason the ''boys" are al
ways with them, and If there is any
feeling against haoles, it is certainly
against those who downed us and
jailed us.