The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-19
AMONG THE
INDEPENDENTS
7 o. CARTER and E. C. Macfar-
a. lane are out.
John Emmei,1th 10 In

John Emmeiuth is in.
The Independent Party fired the zen
cradle Carter and the dapper Macfar
lane and inserted the plumbing Emme-
luth In place of one, j. X. Paele. whose
head was sacrificed for the benefit of
the head of the local lead pipe and
spigot trust.
The Independent Party came to the
conclusion yesterday that it would take
no ''monkeying" from Carter and Mac
farlane and that firing them now would
be trouble saved in the future.
Carter and Macfarlane offended by.
attending the Democratic meeting q
few nights ago and speaking from the
stage in favor of Democracy.
= Garter especially earned the dislike OF
Neutrality-suspicious. by talking for Prince
David.
Now the Independents hate David
even more than they do Sam Parker
They reason that David being an alii
has done the haole-haters more damage
than even Parker, for Parker was al
ways an educated, Travelled Hawaiian
and had interests with the haoles but
David, say the fanatics, will split their
tanks in twain and ensure the election
Tof the Republican candidate, Parker
Yesterday morning the Independent
clique held a meeting in it's squalid
rooms on Bethel street and took up the
question Of dismissing Carter and Mac
farlane. d. Kalauokalani was chair
man and George Markham secretary of
the meeting. George, who is a brick
layer. has given up work lately and
with the money contributed by John
Emmeluth and others Is living in Easy
street. where pig and Honeysuckle trot
together.
Immediately vote was taken On the
expulsion off the Independent ticket of
Carter-and Macfarlane. Unanimously
the pair were fred. Quinn. the hack
man and haole-hater, was one of the
flercest in denouncing Carter and Mac
farlane.
George Markham was, appointed a
committee of one to notify them and he
addressed them letters to that effect
yesterday afternoon. Macfarlane when
asked as to the text of the letter he re-
ceived said that he did not think 1t
proper to make it public until he had
replied.
E. c., Rowe. painter. was chos-
en- for the Senate to succeed Carter,
and Solomon Meheula, for the House.
Rowe was sworn in as nominee short
ly afterward.
J. X. Paele, one of the Representa-
tive candidates, was also kickedsout by
the committee yesterday John Emme-
luth took his place. John will give up
more money and 1t Is said has already
loosened up considerably.
Paele, it is alleged, is a Republican
at heart and loves the party of Nc
kinley and Parker. 1t Is said that he
wore a Republican badge one day and
was seen with 1t on his coat. But 9TH
ers say that the mercenary leaders of
the Independents forced Paele out to
admit Plumber Emmeluth who has
more dough-"
Haiola, a member of the Independent
Party will run for a Representative at
the coming election independently from
the nominations of his own party. He
was one of the delegates to the last
convention OF that party. His name
was proposed as one of the candidates.
but failed to get sufficient vote for a
nomination. He thinks that he should
have had the preference OF the delega-
ton as he was q member Of the Ka-
laiaina Society and OF the Kuolxoa at
present instead Of James Quinn.