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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

The Fire Claims commission was
ia executive session this forenoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

The people at Kailua had some
experience with a tidal wave on
August 8 No damage was done
and the water receded within one
hour.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

The baseball teams OF the police
and the Mckinley Camp will play
an interesting game ct Makiki this
afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

The band will play at the Capitol
ground tomorrow afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

Acting Governor, etc, Cooper en-
tertained Delegate Wilcox and a
number of federal officials today at
his residence on the Peninsula.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

The ten men ON the eligible list
for letter carriers met Treasury
Agent Erwin at the postoffice this
morning
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

When you want a, mack ring up
19l. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, a fine hack
and no overcharging.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

DR.. j. S. MrGrew has purch ased
the beautiful Rackield residence on
Lunalilo street, near Kapiolani
street, and will reside there.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

The Transport Fitzpatrick with a
cargo of teachers consigned to Ma
Mia is 10 days out from San Fran
cisco. The boys in blue call her
Killsoldier
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

Walter Alvarez, the best scholar
in the High School last year, in a
class exceptionally bright, has gone
to San Francisco to study in the
Cooper Medical College.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

Rev. Azbill got his furniture out
of soak yes erday by furnishing q
bond for $500 and paying the costs
of the execution, pending his appeal
to the Supreme Court.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

T. F. Sedgwick, assistant in the
experimental station department,
who returned by the Si,rra. is now
at work with Jared Smith in the
Office ia the basement OF the capitol.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

The vehicles of the Hawaiian
Automobile O.. we're put on board
the Albert yesterday for shipment,
to Chicago via Seattle. The auto.
mobiles will there be improved &C.
cording to the demands OF Hawaii
and returned as soon as finished.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

Notice the advertisement OF Lewis
g. Co., in this issue. Special men
ton is made of Lewis "Own Cure"
Hams and Breakfast Bacon which
are the finest in the market.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Robertson & Wilder have moved
their law offices to the Staugenwald
building, Merchant street, rooms
SO FOG, 2O7, second foe l6-lw,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

A rumor has been started that it
would be necessary for the Wilder's
S. S. O.. to send tn, Kiuau to San
Francisco for repairs. The rumor
is absolutely unfounded and on the
Goth inst. the Kinau is expected to
reassume her usual route.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-08-10

LooAL AND GENERAL NEWS
The Helene is due from Maui to.
morrow evening.
The band will play at the Capitol
ground tomorrow afternoon.
The Fire Claims commission was
10 executive session this forenoon.
The people at Kailua had some
experience with tidal wave on
August 8 No damage was done
and the water receded within one
hour.
The ten men on the eligible list
for letter carriers met Treasury
Agent Erwin at the postofce this
morning.
The baseball teams Of the police
and the Mckinley Camp will play
an interesting game ct Makiki this
afternoon.
When you want a, mack ring up
19l. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, q fine hack
and no overcharging.
Acting Governor, etc, Cooper en-
tertained Delegate Wilcox and a
plumber Of federal officials today at
his residence on the Peninsula.
During the absence of the At
torney General from the Territory
his Deputy, Mr.. Cathcart, will act in
the capacity of Attorney General.
DR.. j. S. MrGrew has purch ased
the beautiful Rackleld residence on
Lunalilo street, near Kspiolani
street, and will reside there.
The Transport Fitzpatrick with a
cargo of teachers consigned to Ma
Mia is 10 days out from San Fran
cisco. The boys in blue call her
Kllsoldier.
Walter Alvarez, the best scholar
in the High School last year, in a
class exceptionally bright, has gone
to San Francisco TO study in the
Cooper Medical College,
Rev. Azbill got his furniture out
of soak yes erday by furnishing q
bond for $500 and paying the costs
of the execution, pending his appeal
to the Supreme Court.
T. F. Sedgwick, assistant in the
experimental station department
n who returned by the Sisrra. is now
Y at work with Jared Smith in the
Office in the basement OF the capitol
Notice the advertisement of Lewis
g. Co., in this issue Special men
ton is made of Lewis "Own Cure
Hams and Breakfast Bacon which
are the finest in the market.
A rumOr has been started that il
would be necessary for the Wilder's
S. S. O.. to send tn, Kiuau to San
Francisco for repairs. The rumor
is absolutely unfounded and on toe
Goth inst. the Kinau is expected tt
reassume her usual route.
The vehicles of the Hawaiian
Automobile O.. we're put on board
the Albert yesterday for shipment
to Chicago via Seattle. The auto
mobiles will there be improved &C
cording to the demand OF Hawaii
and returned as soon as finished.
j. A. Magoou was subjected to
severe cro,s.examination in tn
Circuit Court yesterday when b.
b was asked to explain how he hat
managed the estate OF James Love
Judge Gear and attorney FITCH
handled Mr.. Msgoon without glove
and so far got very few satisfactor.
answers. The case is on trial thi
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
GEN. URIBE-URIBE
Interviewed on the Venezuelan
Colombian Situation.
Simply Struggle Between Liberals
and Conservatives.
No Promises 10 Castro Working and Fighting
Tor Co!ombia's Good.

Correspondence. of The Associated Prcssp
Naracaibu. Venezuela. oct 3l.-A
CORE spondent Of The Associated Press
has just had an interview with Gen.
trioeCribe. He found the general
strongly encamped in the Cordilers
mountain. on the frontier line between
The Venezuela state of Tachira and the
Colombian province OF Santander His
Headquarters we've at q hamlet called
Luisiana half a days ride from san
tliStnbal, the capital Of Tachira. His
command. numbering several thousand
colombian Liberals. was holding the
EXT enc left of the Venezuelan line of
defence covering the approaches Of San
Crist"bal ana the Encentrados railroad
from the direction OF Cucuta.
on the Colombian SHE Gen. Valencia,
Il foI ner minister. Juan Berti and Ran
gol ';aI ibiras. The Venezuelan rebel. are
in command. Altogether. some 5000
suIdiers stand face to face on the from
tier. Skirmishes and raids across the
frontier are Of daily or rather of night
~ occurrence.
Gen. Tribe Tribe readily consented tn
an interview. Speaking nuently In
F,Pnch ~ said:
- f1tS1utnt castro mas but rt-
Gently declared. this iS not an inter-
national war between Venezuela and
Colombia hut a struggle between the
Liberal and Conservative parties of
both countries. Here in Venezuela We
.ail serve under the yellow standard Of
IN" Liberal party as do our friends in
Ecuador. in Qua temala, in Nicaragua
and in the Liberal Strongholds Of the
Colombian Guajira. We helped rep"l
the recent attack on San cristobal on
the part Of the Colombian and Eenez-
utlan Conservatives under Garbierac.
ana now We have undertaken to help
guard the Venezuelan frontier against
foreign attacks.
My force is simply part Of the
Venezuelan line Of defence and, as its
commander. 7 stand under the orders
cf cen. lsmo cipriano Castro. Just like
the other Liberal generals on this side
Of the frontier. IT wer" to engage in
- uparate operations ] should run the
risk of interfering with the dispositions
of our fellow Liberals in the field and
would proba bly, lose Gen. rasfro's sup
part especially if | compromised hts
cause. We are not as vet strong enough
to do without the help of our allies OUT
side the confines Of Colombia. II is abb
s,ird on account Of this. to call me "A.
traitor to my country. ! love my coun-
TRY with all my heart as do al the CO.
lnmbian gentlemen Of family and cdu-
cation who have left tn" University of
Hoco,a to come under tn" Liberal
standard.
The Conservatives say that ] have
promised 10 repay Gen. Castro Tor his
aid bv concessions Of Colombian terri
tory after our cause shall have tri-
unphed This is {, malicious lie. Gen.
Castro has done what II" can for us
in he recognition of tho fact that when
h. overturned his consarNativ" enc
rli.S in Venezuela he did 50 with the
. i'll of the Colombian Liberals. \ num-
Der of the men who are now serving
with me here followed his standa rd
from Cucuta to Caracas.
When Gen. Castro explained his
to me at Caracao not q
(Continued on page %
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
A S1.OOO.O0O PURCHASE
OF Plant and Water Privilege a. South Be,wicl
ty White Mountain Co.

South Berwick. NOV. II. Tho White
Mountain Paper 90. today. purchased
the plant and water privileges Of thc
Portsmouth Manufacturing co. here.
The property Il valued At @omrv hnt
over $l,ooo, 900 ANA viii ~ utilized il the
large paper manufactory to y. cstab-
!iehed here. The property Is situated
close To the New Hampshire line. Thc
Whit, Mount"in 90. was formed re
cnntly by western Massachusetts ana
New York capitalists Ii has secure,
control of vast acres in northern y. "
Hampshire and Maine to supply the
mill. which. it is said will be the larg-
est Of its kind in the world.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
A $4,000 BLAZE.
Hardwood Veneer Plant at Lake.
wood, on B. & A., Burned.
White Mountain Paper Co. Purchases
fPlant and Water Privileges
A. youth Bc,wick--Tne Properly Valued a.
| tw Over 81 900 600.

Island Fans. Nj. Noy. l1.-,sr.,.i,n
The hardwood Veneer ;lan, of Tn, IN
t"rnati""al Wood ~. located n, Ian .
wood. = mil" >"2Ith If Ashland. 81 II,
Il. y y. X. r.. Was ,ota,!y destroy ed h>
''r"' Lust Saturday night. The piant
aN4 been for some time ra*; in IT.,
hands ~ 4 rrccivcr ana has not b,"r
running for som" weeks. Work hrG
been begun ON the Gismantling nf III,
plant as 1t Was understood the machin-
cry was I" be moved Soutn
The mill and 4 large quantity NJ
iinish' stock il the diy houSt. is 4 ~
,ai loss. estimated at ABOUT so 600. IN
Surancc. SIS. 600.
TN origin of the tir,. is unkncWu. Th.
plant wilt not T." rebuilt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
CLERGYMAN'S CHILDREN.
Coffee Being Replaced by Postum Food Coffee

Il am III" wife Of Il minister. About
three years ago 4 warm friend. an "x"nI-
plary mother nnd tn. conscientious
Wit,. Of i minister. asked mo If | had
ever tried giving NJ coffee ana using
the Postum Food Coffee. had been
telling her of my cXceSsiN" ncrNousness
and i'll health. She said: We use
nothing els" for breakfast hut Postum
Food coffee. and il 1S 4 delight and :.
comfort 10 have something that Ne 40
not have to refuse the children when
they ask for it,
Il was surprised that She Wnuld per
nit the children to drink any KIND of
coffee, but she explained that ii was 4
most hcalthful beverage ana that thc
children thrived on it. y very little
thought convinced ME that fer brain
work. one should not rely upon a stim-
ulant such as coffee is. nut snould have
food and the Very best of food.
MY first trial Of Postum was fail
urc. The maid Of all work brought il
10 the table. lukeWarln, weak, and al
together lacking in character. We Were
in daspair. hut decided on one more
trial. At the second trial. W. faithfully
followed the dire,t tions. used four tea
spoonsful to the pint of wafer. lot il
boil full fifteen minutes after the real
boiling began. and served it with rich
cream. IT was delicious ana We We're
all won.
II have Since sung TIL praise Of Pos
tun Food Coffee on many. many ocra
eiors and have induced numbers of
eriauds t. abandon coffee and use Pos
,url. with remarkable results. The wife
~ 4 college professor said to me q short
,;me ago that nothing hac ever PRO
duced 50 marked A change IN her hus-
hands health a the leaving on "l cor
foo and the use of Postum Food Cof-
,aa Edith smith Davis. Appleton.
Wis = I !
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
sAMAR TACTICS FAIL.
fi'ipinos Attack Troops al Breakfast But Arc
Routed "A Deserter Captured.

Manila. N"v. ll.-Maj VIM. r. Pitcher.
mandng tn" Mindur. expedition rcport> :
that the garrison OF Ahra DE Hog was at
tackled. Sunday. by Il force of insurgents
COMMANDED by Lenocos Tn" Filipinos
apparently attempted to repeat the Samar
tactics. but thu Americans. who were
hrchktasting fully armed. complrtely
routed III" INSURGENTS. who lcft tiv, dead
ON TIE field. each having Il rifle ana am
munltl"n. one American was seriously
wounded.
capt N"yrs of the 18th Infantry. com
mandnc a detachment 1T - men has
captured 4 dcs"rt"r named Richlcr Of til.
hth Nrliii"r:, wearing the uniform Of an
insurgcut lieutenant.
Maj. Pitcher says he Recently captured
'hr'" Officers and a large part of an in
Silrg"ni company. all fully armed It is
believed the insurgents recently received
hn I!loIl sllnply q munitions Of war
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Strength and Visor Are Surely
Gained by Using
MALT=BARLEY
Breakfast Food
FAR BETTER THAN LIQUID MALT

For tho gaining of hraiih. strength and
Yieor. eat malt: not drink it.
Nat-Baricy Breakfast Food gives {" ALI
vino are seeking for strength and robust
ness the pUr" malt in it, simr aud fresh
condition. THIS malt renders tGr starch
.nf tn" grain soluble. giving . FOOD in
which digestion has already comm. need.
therefor" it Is easily diy.:t"d by th" hii-
man ,lie.stiv" 3Grm.s
It is m established factions. worthy "r
sp"rial no,e-that %" pncklt" of MALT
Barley breakfast Food contains more
n"urishm"nt ard strengthening qualities
than can h" found in one dozen bottles
"f liquid extract costing from L. 10 ~
tim.s moro mnneE. So lOmr grvc.r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Wnrn court opened. this morning.
denied ,iirtating a letter AS testified hy
I.ebianch, saturday. The State called
several witnesses in rebuttaI of Their
luits testimony that he never worked
Oh Misery stream. Three witnesses teS-
,iiitl that he had worked on a drive on
that stream during the spring nf 1890.
Mrs. Angie Parent testified to a con
VI rsuti,n with Mrs. Theriault. the day
after the murder. in which the latter
told her that Theriault did not return
home until after O'Clock the day nf
tn. murder ana that h. had taken his
dinner with him.
MrS. Edith Willer denied the state
mcnt that Theriault had loaned money
10 herself or any members of her fam
llv: that none of her people ever owed
hin. ANYTHING and that Theriault never
claimed mat they did. -Bibe Gilblair.
III. father OF Mrs. Willer. had never
borrowed of Theriau!t to her knoWl-
edge.
JrS.ph Murray contradicted the
statement that he changed "A $50 bill
tor Thariault and claimed that he had
never made the statement that Their
ault had him arrested for selling Il
moose. His remark about going to Jail
Continued on page 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
BROUGHT CRISIS.
Who Shall Have Control of the
Naval Observatory?
Naval Officers and Civilian Scientists
Waging a Spirited Contest.
Gompers Protests Against Irrest Of islcsias Al
San Ju,n. PR.

Washington, Nov. ll-A contest be-
tween the scienti.sts of III, country ON
one side and naval line officers On In,
other. which has been waged foY y,ar,
past. ana involves th.. rf,.h prizo of IN.
control of the naval ohscryator,- h,.
barp b,nurh, io :. Critical mint ,, III.
presentation i. SECRETARY i,on,- 81 IN,
report 81 thc bn.,d of VISITORS /, III,
conservatory III t,hi,b III. ivsr. is
drawn sharrly in favor q, ,i,.iI .nntr.J
Th, board makes th. following roin,od
re,narls:
mt is recommended ,I,hatnoastrsu,,u,
iruI I;r.,tur IL. ap,ointaa 1T nr.e4nt
w 4 VIVIAN n.:,d.h... ha, a...i, foi,,l /.
work unsatisractoriIy ANA under III.
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vatui.v- which m. hoard consider. I'm.
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r,d. tina, the official head uf tn. oi,sa ..-
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
IGIESlAs' ARREST.
Gcmpcrs Protests Against Course o. Officials
al San Juan. p. r.

WaShingtcn Nov. 1l.-Samue Com
pcrs. president of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor. saw the President.
today. To protest against the arrest oi
Santiago Iglesias. who Was sent u
Porto Rico by the Federation to organ
iZc the Workingmen Of the island.
Before Mr. Iglesias left the United
Sta .eS. Mr.. Gompers explained To tn"
President the purpose Of his visit and
sked that Gov. Hunt be notificd that
His mission was not to stir up strife
but simply to organize labor along
legitimate lines. AT that time he told
the President that Mr.. Ighsias during
the Spanish ascendancy had opposed
tie Spanish regime and had been i'm
prisnned. having been liberated when
The American troops reached san Juan.
nv the Presidents direction Secrr-
tar1- Cortcly0u wrote to Gov. Hunt con-
cernins Mr. Iglesias' mission. That
letter was dated Oct. -. Last Satur-
dav. Mr.. Gompers was surprised to r.
c,iva the following cahlcgram from Mr..
Iclesias:
Am arrested when stepped ashore.
No warrant WAS shown. Ignored dg-
rnrunG charges. Remain jail
This message Air. Gompers showed
N .he President and til, President i'm.
n,r,.iatcly sent an inquiry 10 GOV Hunt
,s to the rause Of the arrest.
During Mr.. Gompers' interview, to-
doy. he spoke TO the President about
iubc- legislation. the Chinese exclusion
,ct tin. extension nj the S-hour law
the alien contract labor law and the
4 nc
especially anxious thai the President
ebouIo recommend the re-enaCtment of
~ Chimes. exclusion act and he came
away impressed with III" belief that
the President would do 50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
BATES BOYS CELEBRATE
Their Victory Over Eowdoin Record OF the
Season. College Personals.

lewiston. Mo. NOV u.-tSpccian. .-
Lewiston as hardly large enough to hoe!
the Bates students Saturday night, after
their victory over Bowdojn. So great hAd
been tho interest and anxiety in the game
for several weeks previous and victory
fnr either college meant - much that thu
ipV Cf tht StudrntS knew u" bprnuS.
lIariiy h.i the time been called for th'
end OF thc game wnrn the 'AapvI nti'
began 10 ring out tn" Sc"rr repeated
Th, crowd Of Rates boys gathered ~
| front pf th,. chapel ana Parker hail ana
| reIratedl, che-red their football men.
| Az : o'clock nearly an tn" students dS-
I 81 mhlpd nn skinner street ANA taking ~ Y
| special ears. crowded to th.il utmost ca
| udrit1. rud, around the Figure $ Ou thu
| ride :. compound variety of noises, cheer
| ing sinling and shouting, pr"claimt"
| Bates Victort IT, IN" inhahlttntS ~ Lew
iston ana NHhuru.
| Oh returning from th" ridr tn" halr,
| thrnug repaired I" tn" gymnasium. whrr'
| - brief reception WIS h"ld- fittuIG re-
| marks werr mud" by President ChaS",
| Professor Stanton, Professor toSt"r
| ManHgvr Marry. rN-CHptaiu PUriutpI
| Bates !"m. MI CatE"ron. Bates lHl1. NJ.
| Persons. Bates rs. Marches and refresh
mrrt- NJ p1n'h ana crackers w'rr n"A;
The crowd then retired t." the summit ~
Mount David wh"r" they gathered "b"m
| II huge b"nlir'. of tar barrels. Afl"r nav
H. '1 l',,'l "'ti,t ~ ,,,,,,d rrt1rrI f.
M!S n7, m,I li,,ir ;rcd r.t rlmnl n,.,jtl.n,l
nf I..t.4 st,Id.ufs
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!,, Il" M''',"S ,,n, I;,,bt.li. C'h;,k. 1g,t.
Mnnm"uth and f"l'h&' rho roi-
y" f"n'ht4l S''7 S'''7,,, T. ,.,ch ..nm..
loving %i\I,' ,l.' S'''''
~ t,N",yr. Sept. ~, TT I,.,,'.. !, liar
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Siiv of Maine. ~ -, Dates a. y.,Is
At NV l.av"n, oct II i'''' N
-E t,, p,t 3i-I;atcS u: Am
hcrst. J. ~ III. cI
At Lewiston. NOV
by 6 r.... II. Row
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dom q. ~, ,1,v.d
Na gam" ~dS -ch,Iuiru y i",tt,,t
prt 4" with t!ic lli\ rsI'H ,,,c,lI,.H I'LL
at lewiston h3t u ""~
Manager M"rrN- ,,.o. r,1I,.. foot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Il. G, BARKER Co., FuUers. Cor. Store, Gardiner.
sept 5eodlstpp

Thos" sacred lily bulbs from china.
" hich set in a bowl of water give
}eautiiul flowers i'll winter should h"
started noW. Dutch hyayinth bulbs
can ," water grown toe. If SET in
''hyacinth glasses" chas. Il. Far
tridg" at the old Reliable Drug STOP.
opposite p"stutIirc. has - choi'' srlec-
ton of these and oth".' Towering; bulbs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
A STRICT INSPECTION
Will Pc Made al Portland OF All Steamers
from ST John.

Portland Nc. Nov. H~\c,ng Ipon -
r..pu"st fr"m ii" state I;"ard "f Health.
TN iu..il hoard nf health viii inspect nl
~t.am.rs arriving N thi~ r"rt from 81
iohu. y ~. 10 EI;,rd against tn" intro
ducti"n If sulIlIr,N into ;h' STATE.