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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-07

Joe Kalana was acquitted by a
Hawaiian jury yesterday on charge
of perjury in connection with the
Houghtailing liquor case. The
morning paper as usually makes an
incorrect statement in referring to
the Houghta,ling case as selling
liauor to minors" There were no
minors in the case at all.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-07

The country is safe. Attorney
General Cooper returned to Homo
lulu this morning by the VIC. Hall.
The Kauai people didn't even fumi-
gate him; they felt sure that the
plague baccilli would have nothing
to do with man OF the better
class, and they allowed His Excel
lency to land and room all over the
Island.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The Orpheum was we'll patronized
last night and the audience was very
happy.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Orpheum to night.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-07

A japanese male child of two
months old died this morning on
Nuuanu avenue, near Kukui street,
and DR.. 1. Katsuki, the new San
Francisco doctor just licensed by
the Board of Health, certifies the
cause of death to be broncho- pneu-
monia. The body has been sent Tor
for removal to the morgue for an
autopsy.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-07

Three charges of being common
nuisance were presented against d,
Alfred Magoon in the District Court
this morning. Mr.. A. q. M. Robert.
son, attorney for the Board OF
Health, assists the prosecution and
Mr.. Msgoon will be defended by Mr.
Paul Neumann. The cases arise
from the condition of the premises
on the corner of Beretania and
Emma streets which have been de-
clared unsanitary and on which, il
is alleged no endeayors have been
used to remedying or abating the
nuisance. The case went over unit
Friday next.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-07
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

We shall await with great deal
OF interest the report on the plague
of DR.. Katsuki who is here repre-
senting the San Francisco Board OF
Health. 1t will be rather awkward
il the learned doctor should come
to the conclusion that our Board OF
Health plague is not the genuine
one.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-07

Senator Tillmap, Of South Caro-
lima, stated in the Senate that it was
as much as life was worth in Hawaii
to oppose the sugar barons of these
Islands. The morning paper says
that he must have had his informa-
ton from one OF Commissioner
Blount's favorite witnesses. As the
com missioner's best witnesses were
S. M, Damon, Henry Waterhouse
and Serene e. Bishop it will at once
appear that the morning paper is
off the scent.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-07

The Board OF Health wants to
buy a steamer. Why not buy the
Earth aud have a rat proof fence
put around it? That the Board
wants to run the whole universe is
evident to everybody. That the
members are unable to run one
horse official bureau has never yet
been disputed.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-07

Orpheum to night.
A nicely furnished room to let at
No, 9 Garden Lane.
III you don't remember the Maine
call at l.. Is. Kerr's and see her.
Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages. Tels.
Phone. 27S
Bargains in all departments at l..
B. Kerr's this week, be sure and call
aud examine them.
A young native man died suddenly
last night at the Honuakaha camp.
The cause of death was epilepsy.
Sylvano Nohriga was fined S25 in
the District Court yesterday on
charge OF selling adulterated milk
The prettiest sight in the city is
the Dolls and Toys being displayed
at l.. b. Kerr's Special Christmas
Sale.
A notice from the superintendent
of the water works appears in this
issue. Be careful with the use OF
water!
Don't fail to ring up Telephone
444, American Messenger Service, if
you have any messages or packages
to deliver.
When you want hack ring up
19l. On that stand you will get
reliable and good driver fne hack,
and no overcharging.
The Board of Health offers re-
ward of 500 any person, not paid
employee OF that body, who reports
case of plague occurring in Ho'
nolulu.
The City Carriage Co. is now in
the livery business. 1t has buggies
surreys, wagons, ETC., on hand at all
hours of the day or night. Tele.
phone 49,
The Custom House authorities are
not quite convinced that the quin-
tette in Macfarlaue's launch missed
that mysterious bag" tied to a buoy
And the boys are being watched.
Dr. Sloggett is the recipient of a
rare collection Of photographs taken
by Brother Bertram, the principal
Of St. Louis Crllege, aud presented
to the well-known physician as a
token of the esteem in which he is
held by the faculty of the college.
Postmaster Dat hopes to be able
to attend TO the closing of island
mails according to the usual rules
in the near future. 1t is very incon-
venient to the public to have to post
letters for the other islands several
hours before the sailing of vessel.
The Ocean View Cafe has been
established by Mr.. Ottmann on his
place near the Waikiki bridge. 1t
will be remembered that renewal
of his licenese to sell light beer and
wine was denied recently because
his place was too near a church, a
school and saloon, paying $1,000
license.
A native woman of so years of
age, Hooipu by name, died this
morning at Kalia, Waikiki. Dr..
Hoffman, held postmortem ex.
animation and declared the cause OF
death to be from pneumonia. Her
people have been permitted to re-
move the body for interment at
Makiki cemetery.
Joe Kalana was acquitted by a
Hawaiian jury yesterday on charge
of perjury in connection with the
Houghtailing liquor case. The
morning paper as usually makes an
incorrect statement in referring to
the Houghtalling case as selling
liquor to minors" There were NO
minors in the case at all.
The country is safe. Attorney
General Cooper returned to Homo
lulu this morning by the VIC. Hall
The Kauai people didn't even fumi-
gate him; they felt sure that the
plague baccilli would have nothing
- do with n man Of the 'bett8I
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CONTENTS Of Groom house. including
bath: win sell cheap: house will rent.
1901 Third, near Pike
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Rufus n. Smith to Mary F. Settle, lot 81 Of
Brighton Reach acre tracts $40.
Went Coast Improvement Co 70 Robert Wright
commencing At the ne corner tract p Farmdale
homestead thence south n feet west GO feet. north
80 feet. cast go feet; $50
y " Jordan 10 Francis G. AdamH lot g. block
8, Union add. $500.
VIM H. Han 20 - c. Brown. lot 2i5. block p.
Columbia, king county; $40
" Il Hadlocb 70 D. c Brown. lot 2li block o,
Columbia Cityj $50
toudfa 7 swanherg to J. 7, swanherg, lot .,
hook lG ~ d. T. Denny's First adh to North
Seattle. g.
Charles c. Rebor 30 Oliver Alexander. lots d g..
g. Z and g block g. q supl. plat u Enumclaw. 500
William Hester 10 William n Watson and vii
liam ~ shepard. lot q. block 10 in Holm Of Sarah
A Bella First add $500
Ira Bronson 70 Minnie Bishop Frazier. lots %
and a. block %, Brooklyn add $40
GonTgn W Bruce 70 J. A. Ward. lots 20 and %.
block T. ~ Queen add 500
Hrberca rlawtey to Susan Mary Cronen. lot l..
block .. oi Baxter's add si.0n
y, r. sweeney 10 Thend0rr Fupnfsinn tract T.,
Rainier Beach Garden tracts s2a2
Moure Investment Co ~ Frank u Frazer, block
q To- University Height add 500
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PosT-INTELLIGEsCE WANT AID.
AGENCIES.

Tbs Post-tnteligsnces has established branch acsn.
ties Whero classified Advertisements viii be received
uutl 10 y N. each day. The rates charged Al the
branch aaeucies arc the a. the Post. ntelh.
renrcr business Office Cash Ads only will BE- taken
a, branch agencies Following Il the list Of aRcncle,
Norke Barrington's drug store,
second avenue and Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy, 4. Il. Fisher,
broadway and james.
Henton nm Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
wniia waIia Pharmacy, TWENTY
FIRST and East Jefferson.
freehorn's Pharmacy, Ninth AVE-
nue. south and jackson.
shirticn's Drug store. Twenty
third avenue south and jackson.
schmitz' Drug store. 1922 Howell,
corner noren.
North seattle Pharmacy, Bnttcry
aud First avenue.
A. Il. Guys Pharmacy, Denny why
nnd Fiith avenue north.
4. II. CostiGan's Pharmacy. Queen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
freston's Pharmacy, ballard av-
enuc.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Ink,
street and Ewing avenue.
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. ssssesseessoesessssssss
WANT ADS.

Advertisement under any
heading I'm classified columns ,
lie n word each Insertion; min
imum charge, CSC. Classified
advertisements running one I
month without change of copy,
$3.50 per line (seveu words ,
count TO iIneD. On three I
months order, SI.35 per line
per month; on six months DR.
der, sI.2O per line per month;
on yearly order, 81 per line
per month.
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AUCTION sALEs-Continued.

ELEGANT furniture. rooms. owned Ivy
Capt. u. Gilmore, Arlington building. over
postoftiCe, Will be sold for cash O. highest
bidder, tomorrow. Thursday, March -.
at II O. m; goods on view tOuay, the 18th
from 10 to p. m.
This is the sale Of the season.
Make note in your diary accordingly!
SCOONES & CO.
- :
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WANTED-F work In warehouse.
strong. active boy. able to HIT heavy
packages must furnish satisfactory ref
erences and live az home; wages to com
mence. 81 % per week. Apply q. m.
Wednesday and Thursday at 305 Occl-
dental avenue.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

BROWNIE this city, March z. 1900 Mrs. Ida
Brown. aged 3 years, Of heart failure, native
d WILDLY island The body Is at ButierwUrths
HOUNDY.-In thfs city. March %. 1900, AZ the fam
ilY residence. 81 Madison street the infant
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LICENSES TO WED.

The following licenses 10 we'd we're issued yester-
day By County Auditor Evensoa:
William @. Du Bois a. Of Seattle and Mrs
O. T. BurkhaTdt le3i. u san Fmudscu,
J Mckigor (5si and Louise Sarah Clark (26l
both II North Yakima.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE Travelling agents are
] 4. Mcclellan, o y Logmis. r blanchard aud
Aug ] LanEhain. City collectors r. I. HaW-
leg John y sheehan + II Gohke. c II stefen
and Robert Akin. P9stmaters everywhere afe orr
agents Pay money only 10 these and 70 our
reedept agents ia the various cities and towns q
the Northwest
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STEAMBOATS, FOR SALE.

BIDS are Invited for the purchase, subject
10 the approval OF the court. Of the stern
wheel river steamer Pilgrim, now IN
winter quarters near St Michael.
Alaska Pilgrim was built mt Seattle In
1SgS Dimensions are: Length. i76 feet;
beam, So feet; net tonnage, 100. For par
ticulars address
MARSTON TEBBFTTS. Receiver.
S. Halter Building, Seattle.
Phone. Buff 1851
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

wANTED-l.OOO station men for Lake
Bennett Division, White Pass & Yukon
route Twcnty-elght miles Of heavy
side hill rock work. which will be let
direct 10 station men at highest prices ,
tools furnished at 10 per cent per
month; supplies and powder at lowest
prices. Apply to NJ J Heney, Contract
or. - Colman building, Seattle Wash.
or Inns of Court building Vancouver.
b. c.
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try carpenters. fare advanced; min cook
$50, city sttckerman; edgerman buckers
ana barkers f275; ship jolners, 81 city
teamsters. 81 gang edger. top wages:
bench carpenter ESQ; second cook mill
hands, hotel cook, $40 plancrman. 81,
country cook, $40 clear. the best road
job In the state 81 25 day; 2-horse team-
sters, 500 clear. machine driu runners,
car loAders 81, miners, 81 80 10 $3.50 day
coke drawers. 81 swampers. S2.15. chance
to get to Nome as cooks or sailors iua-
Chiniats. mtlwriRhta swampers s. 81:
hooktenders, 81 q roa9men. g. q ana all
kinds Of woodsmen' t,..p pay X r l91or-
and milking Jobs. SEX 60 500 brick off
bearers, UiemakeTs Cranes, iU6 Wash
ington street.
WANTED-F work In warehouse;
strong. active boy able to MT heavy
packages, must furnish satisfactory ref
crences and live ~ home wages to com
mence 500 per week, Apply y q. m,
Wednesday and Thursday at 305 Occl-
dental avenue.
MEN wanted to learn barber trade: only
eight weeks required special induce
ments this season, Illustrated catalogue.
map of city and souvenir mailed free.
Moler's Barber College. san Francisco.
California.
LoGGERS' WATERPROOF SHOES.
Asbestos tanned calf, high laced; hand
made right here warranted Pacific
brokerage Company, 1907 First avenue.
MEN. everywhere to travel. SIS weekly.
also expenses and commission. some lo-
cal no fake. Address Sales Depart
pa' tment ' s'i5 Market St, Philadelphia.
sALEsMEN to sell perfumes. toilet
soaps, etc. 10 dealers; Sl0a monthly
and expenses. experience unnecessary
llumer Feriumery Co, St Louis Mo.
WANTED-Two cuuvAsscrs Cor Seattla.
This is strictly Nrst-ciass proposition
and parties must %, reliable Address
y 81. rtrt Post IuteUiEcucer
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FOR sALE-MusIcAL INSTRUMENTS.

FOR SALE-Upright piano Of standard
make al one-third Of original cost. Mrs
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE-contd.
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MALE.

/
| BOOKREEPER-T years Chicago;
/ practical. reference, swift; city bonds;
| absolutely conyersant methods adept
figures, rapid tine penman; accurate
| cUrres pondent only permanent position
| considered: none other need answer Ad-
dress p. care Post-InteIligencer.
| SHIPPING or other clerkship or similar
situation wanted by WelI-Tecummended
young man with three years railroad Of
tee experience. Address NJ 2, care POST
Intclligencer.
WANTED Position as washer in first
class laundry. Address or call Room 5,
Colonial block, corner Second avenue
and Columbia street.
YOUNG man. good address. well educat-
ed, would Ike employment; salary Sec
ondary consideration. Address i 3. care
Post-lntelligencer.
WANTED-Competent mldlle-aged widow
wants 70 20 TO Nome with q party OF
men as cook. Address X p care POST
Intelligencer.
INTELLIGENT young man desires work
IN refined family; willing to work for
small salary. Address O q. care Post
Iutelitgencer.
JAPANESE boy wants position general
houseW0rk or hotel; can speak English
very well. Address NJ 81. care Post-ln-
tellgencer.
WANTED-P Position a. bookkeerer or
salesman, by young man or %; AL refer
ences. Address Harold Sharpe, Seattle
SALOON. chamber work, homework. etc,
BY a young japanese boy; speaks good
English. T G., care Post-Intelligencer
BRIGHT japanese boy wants place to DO
housework and attend school. Address
S % care Post-Intell!gencer.
CANNERY foreman with good references
IS open for an engagement. Address l.
ca care Post-Intelligencer.
POSITION wanted by experienced cutter;
references at hand Address = 10, care
Post-In telligencer.
WANTED-position, japanese cook, to 10
homework. Address c %, care Post
Intelligenccr.
JAPANESE. excellent cook. wants s.tua-
ton IN any place. Address +. O. box
49S
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az this office.
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PERsoNAL-Continucd.

INFORMATION furnished regarding en-
ploycs and others: capable operatives.
Seattle Detective Agency 81 Pioneer
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WANTED .Gls| f.I t.r.-.H .........
small 0wlN Ns .trHtr. rr...
pic rls.. N.r.. %..:.
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E0R SALE-HOTEIS.


FOR SALE-Best paying hotel in Bal
arc arg fuii or good paying noarders, For
Miller Ballard Wash
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WANTED TO nENr-HoUsEs.

WANTED-Modern house six to nine
rooms, must be close in or good car
service. Address VIM. Bell, weather
bureau, 62l New York block.
WANTED-By April u a completely furn-
ished house Of to S rooms, good refer
ences given. Address y 20. care POST
Intelligencer.
WANTED-To rent small house or rooms
furnished; permanent; answer at once;
give location, rent, etc. X 81, care Post
Intelugencer
-Well-furnished house in de-
sirable locality; eight to ten rooms I.
A.. 81 Halter block.
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SHIPPING or other clerkship. OF similar
situation wanted by well-recummenied
young man with three years railroad Of
ice experience. Address NJ =, care POST
IntclliEencer.
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wANTED-RooMs WITH BOARD.

WANTED-By an cid lady, room and
board IN a family without children; plain
home cooking; suburbs preferred. Adj
dress for two weeks VI 20, care Post
Intclligencer.
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ron sALE-MIsCELLANEous.

HORSES FOR SALES head horses.
weighing from 1900 TO 1850 pounds each
Any purchaser will do well TO call and
see our horses and get prices before
buying elsewhere. Bruhn & Henry. Inc.
Snohomish, Wash
BELGIAN hares. pedigreed and mea.
stock Rabbits at an prices Yukon stock
a specially: write for prices sUtisfac-
ton guaranteed. Homer Kennedy. care
Harper * Reynolds Company, Los An
geles, Cal.
I can positively beat them an; examine
our h'sh sr9 1 ia, iail e. misnt
at ll9 Second avenue south Phone
Hed l-12
SECOND hand upright Fischer Decker
bros, Everett, Emerson 80 prices ID
move quick cash ur tusllimcrt Ram
aNer, ltn second avenue
BOILER and engine, nearly new also
pumps for Nome Barron Bros, ltlO
First avenue. 90 1916 Western avenue.
Phone Main t8A
ONE l-horse boiler a-inch Duuax pump;
slru centrifugal Iuml9. al. Sizes t-a.-
gers SaHly 60. l@ g-gr way
FOR SALE Eggs $ g. Vhto I,eroro.
knapp strain 81 for 80. Address Is l9.
0"rs Iost "tsiliseuerr.
FOR SALE Cheap. HIGHT express wagon.
horse ana harness. uiI Iu SO lunllilau.
HORSES Snap weight ipv Go > G". also
.rr team " 3Ha- trtul.4 IS Co.,. "a
S.Nth ar,Ha. eaath
FuN sAI.E.Ouc new ,xIl-foot water
l'.A Scotch marine boiler Apply Fui-
.au Iun works Gu.
MAGIC lanterns. new. second hand. NOV
.nk pictures. Bulard q Brcck. lH Post
san Francisco
FoH sALE-Gas.uae Iauraa go raat ore
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WANTED-Competent midlle-aged widow
wants 10 20 10 Nome with party OF
men as cook Address X y, care POST
Inteligencer.
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YOUNG man, good address, well educat-
ed, would Ike employment; salary Sec
ondary consideration Address j. 3. care
P0st-lnteIligenCcr
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FOR sALE-MACHINERY.
FOR sALE-FURNITURE.

ONE new XII Scotch marine boiler. Ad
dress Vulcan Iron Works, Seattle Wash
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WANTED-Posltion as washer IN ms
class laundry Address or call Room $,
Colonial block, corner Second avenue
and Columbia street
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MEN wanted to learn barber trade; only
eight weeks required special induce
ments this season, Illustrated catalogue
map OF city and souvenir mailed free.
Molers Barber College. san Francisco
California
Evening star., 1900-12-19
To Improve the Game.
Il cannot now say just what /
BOWLING AVERAGES.
BrOsnan Leading the League Through
Splendid Work.

One-quarter of the scheduled games IN
the District Bowling League have been
played and below is appended table show
ing the records of each of the fifty play
ers who have taken part in the matches.
There have been one two surprises to
the enthusiasts who have watched the
players work, but generally speaking, the
men stand in about the same relative po-
stion that they did at the close Of last
season. But new star has been found,
and as in last years averages. a newcomer
in the league company stands at the fore.
Brosnan, by his remarkable playing AT Car
roll Institute last Thursday, took a long
jump forward and stands with the fine
average of a fraction less than 1859. at the
top of the list. He is c.oseiy followed by
three other CAROLS, and with this show
ing 1t is remarkable fact that the lnst
tute team does not occupy a higher place
in the league. Close behind come two of
the Saengers, while the Y. NJ. c. A, in
spite of the fact that they are tied for the
lead, are scattered along at various points
Gown the list.
Perhaps the most surprising thing shown
on the table is the fact that Rodrick, last
years champion, is thirtie'h in the list.
The drop Is hard to explain. In fact, the
player himself cannot account for it. Some
of the old-timers like Kidd and Desio.
are very low. while many of the new men
are we'll I'D the list:
Evening star., 1900-12-19
REED STUDIES STEEL MAKING.
Interested in an Imuort.
ant Patent Case

n dispatch from Pittsburg, Pa, saws: En-
ployes of Andrew Carnegie In the great
steel mills at Homestead, Pa, associated on
Monday on an equal plane with Thomas b.
Reed, former Speaker of the House of Rep
reSentatiVes.
In order to gain minute insight into the
manufacture of steel, which he will require
in arguing patent case in the near future
which gives promise Of being one of the
most interesting in legal history, the dis
tinguished statesman sweltered for half
day in the great heat of the Homestead
smelling rooms. So interested was Mr.
Reed. however, in the details of the pro-
cess that he never once thought Of his own
physical discomfort.
He chatted with the men while they were
not laboring, and took the keenest interest
In their comprehensive explanations of their
work. Each detail was carefully described
to the former Speaker, and when Mr. Reed
finally returned to Pittsburg he might well
be termed an expert in the Jones process"
and the manufacture of Bessemer STEEL