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aIARK FOR NouRouLAH.
Charley Wfttmer Thrown Twice I'm
Five Minutes by the Bulgarian.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 22.-Nouroulah.
the gigantic Bulgarian wrestler. gained
an easy victory over Charles Wittmer.
Clneinnati's heavyweight wrestler, at the
Exposition Coliseum tonight, winning
Two straight falls in exactly five minutes
Ihe match was at cateh-as- catch-can
style best two In three falls, all holds to
go. The Europeans immense bulk and
science Science were altogether teo much for the
the first bout Nouroulah back-heeled
Wlttmer and fell upon him with his full
weight. He secured a crotch hold, which
ne switched to a ilalf-hatch, and after a
snort struggle pinned both of Wilmer
shoulders to the mat. Time, 2 minutes
COMING on for, the second fall, Wittmer
secured a strange hold, which the Bull
garlan easily broke, and then threw
Wilmer to the mat. The Cineinnatian
Struggled out of. a half dozen holds but
NoGroulah finally enconpassed him in
haH Nielsen and half hammer, which
gave MIN the victory Time, 3 minutes
NToufoulah tipped the beam at 35l, and
Wittmer at 2l5 pounds.
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divided the jockey honors with two wins

divided the jockey honors with two wins
each. Summary.
won, Position second, Shandon Field
third. Time, 1:03 la.
Second race five and half furlongs-
Mercer won, Shoreham second, Ventoro
third. Time, 1:101-5
Third race, about seven furlongs, sell
ing-Manitoban won. Tyrahena second,
The Rogue third. Time. 1:2s.
Fourth race, six furlongs-King Bran
BILE won. Robert Waddel1 second Speed
mas third. Time, 1:16.
Fifth race, about seven fuTlongs. sell
ing-The Golden Prince won, Balloon
second, Punctual third. Time. 80
Sixth race, five furIongs-Neither One
won, Juvenile second, Miracle third.
Time, 1904 SO.
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sly Maid. no. and Gotka, Ito, coupled as

Sly Maid, 10. and Gotka, Ito, coupled as
EzeH entry.
Second race. six flirlongs, seHing--Ail-
View Belle. So; Birdie D. 81: Little Pep
per. 81; Sunro. 90; Barbara B, Is; Lucille
Bramble, SO; Fannie Leland, So; Mac
Laren, 101; Shut Up, SO.
Third race, six furlongs, selling-Thur-
les PATRON, Draw Lad, 104; Jake Web
er, 100; Peace, Noroni, SO; Odonor, Aaron,
81: Debride, 101.
Fourth race, one mfle-Leo Newell, 107;
NJ. L. Rothschild, Lecturer, Hanswurst,
Jos; Silent Brook, Give All, Lord Lisa,
762: Dr. Grace, no.
Fifth race. one mile, selling-Barton,
k.acatosa, Chauncey Fisher, Dan Cupid,
Maryland Reserve, Hosi, 10; Carrie Da-
Wis Miss Ransom, Title w, lGS; Lydia
S, 1G4; Jim w, 113: Hardie L. 1e6.
Sixth race one mile, selling-Madam
Gerst, 10S; Vineennes, Oxnard, Prestar,
Martha Fox, Jack Aflie, Chancery, no:
Obsidian. AnnoWan, 113; Ice, 106.
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COMING CHAMPIONS.

The shamrocks defeated the Uuknowns
Il to 1. They will meet any thirteen
year-old team. Address John O'Toole.
The Young Buffaloes beat the Junior
Elks SO to II. The former want a game
with any thirteen-year- team. Ad-
dress Manager Graham, 90 Mt. Airy
street.
The Academies defeated the Hamline
Medics Saturday by a score of Is to 5.
Funk's Exports beat the Wind jam
mers Sunday, IS to 5. The Exports want
a game with any Sixteen-year-old club.
The Favorftes have reorganized fer the
season. and would like to get a game
with any eighteen-year-old team for next
Sunday. Address r. Weisel, 119 East
Third street.
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WINNERS AT LAKESIDE.
Jockey O'Cennor PiIosed Three Win
ners Past the Post.

CHICAGO, April 22-O'Connor retriev-
ed lost laurels ct Lakeside today by
riding three winners. In the third race
he had the mount On Rance, and his sad
die slipped While the horse was in good
position. causing him TO slow up. Tho
day was cold ard the attendance small
Track heavy. Summaries:
First race, five furlongs-Stuart wen;
Annette second, J. a. Clarke third. Time
1905 4-5.
Second race, mile and three-sixteenthS-
Charley Moore won. Valdez second Clus-
ter third Time. 2:VT 2-5
Third race, five and one-half furlongS-
Irish Jewel won: Emma r second, Prai-
RE Dog third. Time, ITO pa
Fourth race, half mile-Gracchi won
Countess Tekla second, African third
Time. So
Fifth race, mile and twenty yards
Refugee won; Krewer second, lee third.
Time. las 3-5.
Sixth race. mile and twenty yards,
selling-Odnor won; Martha Fox second
DoInadge third. Time, 1873.
ENTRIES TODAY.
Tom0rrow'S entries are as follows:
First race, nine-sixteenth nlile-Hood-
wink, Poppy A, Miss Faustus, 165; Miss
Canale. The Stewardess, Johanna D, 1l0
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INTERNATIONAL SHOOT.
Date Suggested by American COM
mittee Unsatisfactory TO Britons,

committee of the British clay pigeon
shooters met this afternoon and wired
the committee of the American club as
follows: Your date is impossible The
match must be concluded before July 81
81 hope you viii explain to the Amer
lean clubs" said Secretary Gale, Of the
British club. to a representative, of the
Associated Press that in suggesting an
earIer date we arc actuated by q desire
for their success, as well as our own.
In other words, they contemplate a tour
Of Great Britain, and to make this q
success they should come at the earliest
date possible. All other sports of On
American character are most asreeabIS
and we hope they will not think we are
selfish in urging a change Of Gate
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RasebaeI at st. Cloud.

ST. CLOUD, April 22.-(Special. THE
first ball game of the season will be
played next Sunday when Abeles Bros
Leaders will have as adversaries the
Brainerd team, said to be one of the best
in the northern part of the state. The
Uderman Brewing company's team is
getting in shape. and some good games
are anticipated during the summer. The
st. Cloud high school team expects to
show some of the minor teams of the
state how to move along before the close
OF the season.
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lefts to the face and stomach. Ritchie
was Slightly groggy. and the round was
all IN rangers favor. =
teenth round. but weakened. Yanger
forcing the fighting. Both men slipped
to the floor in rushes sduring the four
teenth, but neither was hurt
for wind.
After the sixteenth round both men
were bleeding. The seventeenth, efgh-
teenth, nineteenth and twentieth rounds
We're evenly contested, and Referee Hot.
tuln declared the fight draw.
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Downing took the one-half- mile anna
teur in SO seconds. The competition rec
ord is SO %
MAY BE FATAL KNOCKOUT.
Billy Smith BADLY Punished by Brit.
ish Featherveight Roberts.

LONDON, April Pat the NJ tional
Sporting club tonight Jack Roberts, Of
England, knocked out Billy Smith, the
American, in the eighth round. rne fight
was for the limestone championship of
England.
During the first three rounds every
thing was in favor OF Smith, who show
ed himself decidedly the more clever of
the two men, but for the remaihuer Of
the contest Roberts had it all his own
way, and he dealt out a lot OF severe
bodily punishment.
In the eighth round Smith made no at
tempt whatever to defend himself. He
was twice knocked down and then count
ed out. Subsequently it became known his
right arm was dislecated in the fourth
round, and at the finish his leg7 Were
badly cramped.
After the fight Smith was removed to
scious at o'clock this morning It is
feared his injuries will prove fatal.
NEW YORK, April 22.-Billy Smith.
who has received such injuries in his
contest with Jack Roberts, the unde-
feated featherweight of England, is a
New Yorker, and resides on the east
side of Manhattan island His career in
this country before he crossed the At
lantic showed him to be boxer OF fine
promise, and his American friends count
ed on his defeating Roberts, although it
was expected he would have a hard fight
on his hands.
Roberts is the best featherweight VINO
has figured in England or recent years.
He is StockiIy built. like Lavigne, tough
and capable of taking severe punishment
The fact that he had never been defeated
created considerable speculation among
Americans, and his own English follow
ing, which is very large backed him
heavily. The latest advices from Smith
before the meeting indicated that he was
in fine condition and confident of defeat
ing the English champion. Terry Me-
Govern had promised him a match if he
defeated Roberts. Smith and Roberts
came together for fifteen rounds for a
purse of $500 and a bet of 81 go a side.
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trcduced at this game; the name of each
mar will be announced as he comes to
bat. and no one need guess who's who.
The batting order and Hne-lrp will be an
nouneed in all the papers Saturday and
Sunday. There Will be no outsiders al
lowed around the players bench at any
time during the game, and the score of
the game will be ammo Inced ut the close
of each inning. No delays of any kind
Will be tolerated. The men will take the
field and get to bat on the run, and there
VIII he no occasion at any time for the
spectators to- get that tired feeling"
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stepped today. but 1t was a holiday and
the Dumbarton men refused to work The
yacht win probably not leave the Clyde
week later before she takes her, first spins
under canvas as she will have to be dry
locked at Henderson.
An excellent authority confirms the re-
port that King Edward will be on board
thu challenger during one of her trial
races on the Solent. The date of these
trials are not yet fixed.
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UNIQUE GAME PROMISED
Egan's Aggregation Is Claiming a
Victory in Advance

The game next Sunday at Lexington
park between the Prairie Leaguers and
Jimmy Ryan's st. Paul team Will be tho
first real ball gaSpe of the season, and
will also be the first opportunity local
fans VIII have IL get line on such Of
the Saints as may last till that time The
chance to size Up Ryan's aggregation, rs
there has beer no occasion for any of
them to exert themselves; the youngsters
on the team have not been in shape, and
the old-tiners are proverbially averse
to hard work early in the season Next
Sunday, however, a different state of af-
fairs viii present itself; the Egan aggre-
CATION has not hesitated to claim the
game in advance. and Ryan's men viii
have to hustle to make good.
There viii be several innovations in
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MADDEN LOST ON A FOUL.
TAD Gone Five Fast Bounds with

Had Gone Five Fast Bounds with
casper Leon.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, April 22.-The
glove contest between Jack Madden and
ClspeF Leon. scheduled for twenty
rounds tonight, lasted only five, when
Ma 1den was disqualified for fouling. The.
tight was vicious for three or four
rounds. each round ending in Icons IA
ver. Referee Frolich warned the men
against striking in clinehes, but his
warnings were disregarded by Madden
Seyera, fouls on the part of Madden were
overlooked, but in the fifth the referee
gave the 9ght to Leon. Madden was
considerably punished.
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H Wins he Get

To the Sporting Editor of the Globe:
Will You kindly inform me through
the columns of the G1ob what the
changes are in the 1891 rules? Also de-
eide the following bet: B bets E that a
bail hit with a bat behind the plate. and
afterwards rolling into the diamond, is
foul according to the rules of 1900 E
bets that it is a fair hit
"A Constant Reader
The new rules for 1901 are out. and
may be had at sporting goods houses
me changes are easily found, as they
are printed in italics E wins
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CANDIDATES IN GOOD FORM.
observation-disclosures Athletic Con
feDts VIII he interesting.

All Of the preliminary trials for the
coming neutrality-suspicious. field day
nave been held and all that is wanted to
make the meet success is a continual
ton of the present good weather Each
side VIII be represented by a strong and
formidable track team, and both are con-
1ldent of winning. Excitement at the
nlgn school is running high as the jun
iors and seniors are taking an active
part, the former favorfng the freshmen.
the latter the sophemores.
1t is hard to predict which side will
WIN. as there are SO many contestants
CT a doubtful quality but it is generally
conceded that Woods will win the sprints.
Mcdonald the high jump. and Dfckey
and Shepard the pole vault The relay
race VIII probably go to the freshmen,
as they have an unusually strong team.
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BIDS FOR RAMSEY COUNTY BONDS.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR. }
RAMSEY COUNTY. Mimi {

Bids will be received until Monday May 9TH 1901 o'clock m
for 100000 additional bonds Ramsey County Minnesota for the
ton and construction of county Jail be issued $oooo
each run for May bearing interest 81
cent payable emannuaHy of the County
Ramsey County Minnesota Agency
Ramsey County the State of New York according adopted v
Board County Commissioners of said Ramsey County April 22nd 1901
Bonds will be dated May Oh. 1901
Right is reserved BY County reject any and all bids
Bids be Ramsey County Jail Bonds and
addressed
w. R JOHNSON County Auditor.
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Long-Distssnce scuiling in. ElngIand.

New Zealand amateur and Tim SulIi-
van ana George Townes,- English profess
SIGNALS, sculled 1O4 miles, from Oxford
to Putney on the Thames yesterday in
IS hours and 50 minutes, thus beating
the record of q hours and 80 minutes,
made by r. C. Lehman, w. II. Gren-
fell and w. L. C. Hollant, in 1893 They
had a strong stream IN their favor, with
Inann's party carried a coxswain, did
not have a favorable tide, and were de-
layed with the locks and troubled by
the crowded condition of the river in
August.
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Special une-Way Settlers Hates to
California Points Via Chicago
Grenf weStern RaiFposd

Only $50 50 to San Francisco. Los An.
geles, Sacramento and other California
cities. For sale on the following dates:
February 18th and 18th; March 5, r. 19
and 18th; April g. Is. q. 80. Tickets
good on Tourist Car lines.
For further information apply to r. N.
Sterr. c. T. A, corner 9Th and Robert
Sts., St. Paul
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six-Day Walk at Indianapolis.

COLUMBUS. o., April PHI. NJ Card
ner made arrangements today with
Frank Hart. Of Buffalo: George Tracy,
OF Undertook, n. Y; W. A. Hoaglan,
OF Auburn. N. Y: James Graham, of
and Cowboy Smith. professional walkers,
to enter a contest at indianapolis for a
siX-day heel-and-toe contest for the
championship of the world. The match
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Forty-Slx ties on a divided the balance
of the purse, $1,566.9O receiving So. 0o
each.
merrill and Trumbauer divided the
seventh and eighth high money ($255 15),
receiving $f27 .55 each
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EDWARD REx

Will Be Aboard Shamrovl1 I'll. During
One OF Her Trial Races.
GLASGOW. April 22-The racing rast
Of the cup challenger was to have been
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GROCERY SNAPS S.: AIS; S.: as /! j E IS & 7:
a ea 2e 3d s asa Nth fGa o saa a g
nBeaC
nice
most uhsqst
O.
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MIR. WHITE MAKES coon.
PhiIIies' New slabman Holds Brook
lyn Down to SIX Hits.

PHILADELPHIA. April 22-Pitcher
White made his National league debut
today, and BroOklyn,s defeat was prin-
cipaiiy due to his excellent work The
game was well played, most of the err
rors being made on difficult chances
Score by innings:
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Brooklyn 10 0 2 o o. o ONS s ,
Philadelphia 4 o 5 c 0 s-91t 3
Batteries. Kitson. Kennedy and Steel
man, White and Mcfarland
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-23
BLOOD POISON

Is tho worst disease on earth, yet the
easiest to cur9-WHEN YOU KNOW
WHAT TO DO, Many have pimples,
spots on the skin sores In the mouth,
and don't know It Is BLOOD POISON.
Call and get BROWNS BLOOD CUR1,
81 90 per bottle; lasts one month. Sold
by r. NJ. Parker. s64 Wabasha Street.
BROWNS CAPSUL I S.. si y.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-23
CAVES POSTPONED

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. April 22-St Louis
PittSburg game was postponed on ac-
count of wet grounds.
CINCINNATI. April 22.-The game with
Chicago was postponed on account of
wet grounds.
NEW YORK, April 22.-The game be-
tween the New Yorks aud Bostons was
postponed today on account of wet
grounds.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Baseball Schedule for 1901 Now
RNanIY

The Northwestern Line has issued the
official Western League Baseball Sched-
uie in west pocket form" and free cop
les may be had of City Ticket Agents,
$50 Robert street, ST. Paul; 413 Nicollet
avenue, Minneapolis.
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C.0se TO RSeOrd Thine.
SAN JOSE, Cal. April PIN the BIZ
cycle races at Cyelers' park, Burton
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2 Arrangements are under way for a
practice game at Lexineto On park next
Saturday between the regulars and some
outside team. probably either Saltwater
or Waseca- If neither of these teams
can be secured picked nine from among
the local players may try conclusions
with the Ryanites
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Capt. Ryan took hand IN the prac-
ttce work yesterday, playing in left
field 1t was the first time that he had
been in the harness since last fall and
he found it rather tiresome work getting
over the soft ground He decla ed, how
ever. that he-would stick to it from now
on and he expects that all the kinks and
soft spots VIII be gone before the end of
the week
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-17
Pearl Harbor to b. Opened.

AT last theere seems TO be possi-
bility If Pearl Earbor being util-
lied by the Navy Department. The
following advertisement appears in
local papers:
U. S. Engineer Office, Flood
Building, San Francisco, Cal, Jan.
8, 1901. Sealed proposals for dredg-
ing entrance TO Pearl Harbor, Isl
aud. of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands. will
he received here until II noon, Feb.
ruary ~, 1901, Information on APP.
plication. W. H, HEUER, Lieut.. Col,
Ergrs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-17
Will Leave the Bench

Judge Humphreys has decided to
tender his resignation as First Cir
cult Judge to the resident. Ia a
dictated statement the Judge said
yesterday,
"As a matter of fact ! have Tor
some weeks thought OF resigIing my
position. The salary is iuadeqi ate
and the great shrinkaga in values
during the past syear have led me
TO believe tnat AN making a great
or fpsnoial ssoriS,a IN. retaining tbs
position than my condition war
rants, | have not eaid, however,
h Al | would tehder'my resignation,
at once, nor do intend doing SO.
Il have not given any thought to
the question at my successor, Any
good mau upon whom the bar, or a
majority Of it, may unite would be
satisfactory to me. My individual
preference would be for Judge A..
W. Carter, and if he Gao be prevail
ed upon to accept the position |
will, when | resign, do all 10 my
power to secure his appointment,
He made a splendid record as an
honest, able, impartial and indus
trious Judge.
II certainly cannot think OF re-
signing nov an1 leave the com.
muuity with it's large interests with
out any ia ige Ny sense a. duty for-
bids any si,ierstion OF that sort"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-17

Tho second anniversary OF Olive
Bench. Rsbsksh L odge, No. 2, |. o..
o. It, was held last evening. The
interior OF the hall was tasteful ly
decora ed with palms aud flowers
aud music furnished by Solomon.
G ,iuteits G ~. A haad'o IA wal
was presented tn Miss Mae Weir,
the retiring Noble Grand, by the
members of the lodge in apprecia-
ton Of her past services.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-17

The schools and the Territorial
Offices are closed to-day, it being the
eighth anniversary Of the establish.
ment OF the 2. G.'s in Honolulu.
We have no doubt THAT the Legiela-
ture will strike the 18th January off
the statutes as legal holiday. The
Hawaii-ns have no reason to oh
serve as holiday the anniversary
OF the over'urn OF the monarchy by
American troops placed at thu dis,
posal Of gang Of freebooters, now
fortunately RELOCATED to political
obscurity. Instead OF observing the
18th az holiday the Legislature
might properly appoint the 18th OF
January a. public holiday to re-
member thu day when Hswaiisn
patriots endeavorsd town back their
Queen, country, and birthright.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-17
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

The Chinese and Japanese who
suffered from the plague fire year
ago have abandoned the idea Of
celebrating the anniversary Of the
fire. Their decision is very sound
1t is hardly an anniversary to be re-
membered by jollifi,stion. When
their claims are paid, and ifanything
should be left after the lawyers get
their deadly work in, wa suggest
that the right moment has come for
a general whooping-it'up. The law
yers will probsbly contribute their
mite towards defraying the expenses
Of proper celebration.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-17

A contemp orary seems to take OK.
ceptions to the new method OF as
sessiug water which is being adopt
cd by the Water Works Bureau. If
we understand the proposition cor
ractly We must consider it a great
improvement on the old regulations.
Heretofore nan living on three.
acre lot paid no more wster rates
than a man living on lot so by 100.
The intention is now to make the
man with the big lot pay more and
the man with the email lot pay less,
which we think is extremely fair
and Just. The new method will, OF
course, hit the rich and be a relief
to the poor, fact which, OF course,
Jars on the sensitive purse. strings OF
orr plutocracy. The new regnla-
tiops are put in force in all new
buildings. but the system will not
be ia readiness in general until the
end of June as all the lots where
Govern ment water ia used will have
70 bs remessured for the proper adj
judgments OF the rates
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-17

The sps i1l Washington CORE
spondent If the Dole organ has sud
denly found out that Congress, in
dealing with H .wsiian questions,
will altogether follow the policy as
outlined by he organ. Wilcox, who
ALWAYS loved the Advertiser and is
grateful to it Tor securing bis elee-
ton by it's assinine abuses OF him
will al,o bow down befcre the
"grest Paper" aud aimits--accord
;ng to tho eeyrespoudent-that Ha-
svAiisn self goyeTumapt is on trial
II the Advertiser thinks that the
Iude pendeuts can be scared hV such
arrant rot it will fad out it's mistake
in very short order Wilcox has
made no suggestions as to the ap
proyat OF aIsapproval of the Gov
errors appointaes. N.Y. Wilcox at.
tends to the affairs of Hawaii at bis
end If the linz, aud at this end tbs
policy of the Independent party is
in the hands OF the executive com
mittes and of the legislators in
caucus assembled, We do not an-
ticipate that The aspeiqtw ents OF
Ar. Dole will meet any serious ops
position. but the reason is not be-
cause the Hawaiian sslf.goyernment
il on trial. If Governor Dole was
foolish enough to appoint men who
do not enjoy the confidence of the
psopis tbs Senate, OF course, will use
it's prerogatiye and decline to en-
dorse the appointment. AS q mat
Ter OF eKpediency we do not think
auy 0: the kind will happens there
are matters OF vastly more import
ance to be dealt with by the first
Legislature.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-01-17

A Dl.play Worth Seeing'~~Me-
chsuical toys that will shave you or
brush your shoes at l.. b. Kerr ~
Co.'s, Queen street Call aad see
them.