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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-09
The Jockey Club.

A meeting will be held by the
members Of the Jockey Club on
Monday evening, to elect secreta-
ny in the place of Mr.. Paul d. Isen-
berg, who has resigned after render
ing valuable services to the organ
ization. The names mentioned for
the Office include those of Colonel
Mccarthy, Senator Crabbe and
Prince David, the present executive
committee.
Colonel Mccarthy declines a
nomination, owing to pressure of
business; Senator Crabbe it is un-
derstood, will consider it unwise to
serve as secretary owing to his poll
teal Office, and Prince David, we are
informed, will be the only nominee,
aud he will be- the right man in the
right place. The Jockey Club has
Jared we'll under the management
or Mr. Isenberg, and we believe the
Prince will be the proper successor
to the retiring secretary, and there-
by the de faclo manager OF the club,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-09

Now that is what we are coming to,
if the prostitutes are to be scattered
all over town. The anti-Iwilei people
may claim that our sketch is eXagger-
ated. We know it is not. and we
believe that every family man will
support us in our opposition to hav-
ing the social evil raising it's head in
every part of the city and in the vi
cinity of our own homes.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-09

while the drunken sailor looks around
bewildered and says to himself:
This is a deuced funny town; that
hackman told me that this was the
place"
The next day an advertisement APP
pears, stating that comfortable resi-
Lence in a most desirable CD locality
is for sale, cheap, owing to the health
of the owner.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-09

To our surprise we notice the
stand taken by DR.. Raymond in regard
to the Iwilei business in the published
interview. Why is the place a dis
grace to civilization? People don't go
to Iwilei looking for civilization; but
we think that 1T would have been a
credit to civilization, if the matter
had been kept in the dark instead Of
now being the subject of public dis
cussion. We should like to drop the
matter from our columns, but when
the President of the Board of Health
in a published interview takes his
stand when we find in our mail cir
cular letter from three reputable per-
sons asking for opinions upon the
public duty to take the matter up and
deal with it without gloves. Six
months ago Iwilei was known in our
schools and homes as a part of the
town where the Oahu Jail stand and
where the slaughter houses are To-
Gated. Today there isn't boy or
girl in town who doesn't know all
about Iwilei, word which now means
something quite different from being
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-09
SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1901.
DIR. RAYMoND's VIEWS.

Representative Hihio has intro
duced bill, the object of which is
to repeal the Act to Mitigate The
President of the Board of Health, Dr..
Raymond, in an interview published
in the Evening Bulletin justly con-
dennis the prop osed measure and
should have the support Of all who
can realize the terrible results, which
would follow the passage Of Mr.. Iii
HOS bill.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-09

In all countries, where acts like the
one in force here now, have been re-
pealed the communities have re-
GREETED it, and the laws have been
reinforced. The writer believes in
the license system in regard to the
social evil, which has been adopted
and operated in the best governed
cities in the world. 1t is "un-Ameri
cam" however, whatever that may
mean, and it would be futile to open
the discussion on the subject, al
though we think it would be favora-
bly, considered by the present Legis-
lature.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-03-09

We shall support DR.. Raymond in
every effort he will make to kill the
bill of Hihio. but we shall oppose him
just as strongly in any attempt to
close the stockade at Iwilei.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
TWO cHARloTs.

This Ii the chariot known as Fate and
these are the horses three,
They are known as Greed, Ambition and
Strife. and the wind is not more free.
They are coursing the vast arena of life
and their goal is Destiny.
And who is 1t rides so swift away o! who
may the driver be?
Stern shows his face through the clouds
of dust--look and your eyes will see
The form Of daring rider there, and his
name is Enmity.
Now, these are the horses black az night,
and the driver fierce is he:
They feel the pitiless lash of pride as on,
ward they swiftly fee
For he seeks the glittering goal beyond,
the goal that is Destiny.
But look, where another chariot goes and
drawn by horses three;
Their driver he drives with gentle hand
and Love his name shall be,
For the horses he drives are Faith and
Hope, and the third is Charity.
White as the foam that vets their lips are
Loves swift horses three;
They, too, are rounding the course of life
toward the goal that is Destiny;
But they trample no roses under their feet
and none from their pathway flee.
Where Enmity's chariot wheels have beer
burning track shall be.
While Love looks back with lingerin,
smile that all who will may see;
For Enmity rides with a fierce desire, blu
Love shall the victor be-
Arthur Lewis Tubbs, In Town and coun
try, New York.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07

that flimsy excuse for presenting my
self at his office, as if I'd just been ar
rested for breaking some little girls
arm out of pure de,ilment.
II backed out of his Office with tot
tering knees and more internal rage
over my idotic position than had eN-
perienced in long time, and he closed
the door on me with plenty of haughti-
ness. / was about half a block from
his office and saying things under my
breath not at all fit for the Sabbath,
when colored man came running aft
er me to tell me that the doctor wanted
me to return to his office. returned
all right and found the medical man
at the telephone, with all kinds of
grins on his face. Well, to cut it short,
FL no sooner left his Office than his
telephone bell rang and he was called
up by my family physician in Washing-
tom The two doctors We're old pals
and they exchanged funny things over
the wire. My wife had gone to our
Washington doctor. who lives near us,
and asked him what to do, and he had
told her that he'd phone an old friend
in Atlantic City TO hand me the money.
Then my wife had telephoned me to
that effect. as the girl at the Phila-
aelphia telephone Office had said. The
doctor at Washington had been a
little late in telephoning, which caused
me the embarrassing five minutes
with the doctor in Atlantic City. The
latter counted me out the so with great
cordalty when he got through talk
ing with his old friend, our Washing
! ton physician, and he even pressed me
to stay to dinner with his family. But
/ | wasn't in condition of mind to stay
to dinner with anybody. and so Just
thanked him, went back to the hotel
and packed my traps, paid my bill and
4 hked back to Washington on the first
train.
..From now on I'm going to whoop
'er up for government ownership of
telegraph lines and Sunday money!
Washington Star.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
OBJECT OF NIHILIsM.
Some Of the Things Its Adherents
Seek to Accomplish.
The Society Consists Chiefly of Edu-
Gated Men and Women Who
Make Use of All Sorts of
Means to Gain Freedom.

1t is now about 20 years since the
Russian nihilists instituted that mem
orable reign of terror which cullnln-
ated in the assassination OF Car Alex
ander Ii. on March !, 1881. whether
or not the present trouble is as wide
spread and deep rooted as was that OF
former years probably nobody with
in or without Russia is in q position to
declare. For, says the New York Trib-
une, the nihilist movement is neces-
sarily unorganized. The rule Of not
letting the right hand know what the
left hand is doing is, by compulsion,
their principle. In all parts OF the em-
pire are little groups of revolution
lists who know that they have many
comrades; the government knows that
the nihilist clubs dot Russia from end
to end, but the true extent Of the
! movement is known neither to the one
nor to the other. Among the nihlists
| themselves communication involves a
risk too great to be lightly under
| taken, while the government, for all
| its costly spy system, can obtain only
| vague information regarding the con
dition of the great volcano on the PIN
| nacle of which is enthroned the con-
scentious and unhappy Nicholas. The
mystery which surrounds the move.
ment naturally serves to add to its
terror for the Russian, and to increase
/ it's fascination for the student of Pc
I! litical conditions.
Difficult as communication is, the
task has to be undertaken by some
body. While the nihilists are not ar
organized body, there is Ia central com
mittee which makes communication
with the scattered clubs the objec
of it's existence. The whereabouts ant
doings of the societies are known il
great part to this little circle OF men
They are Russians, but not residents
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
DOCKSTADER'S THEATRE.

The employees of Dockstadsr's Tn eatre
have arranged an excellent program for
tie entertainment to be given next Mon
aay evening, May l3, Tor their benefit.
Inc price Of admission is twenty five
cents.
Among the many clever amateurs Will
lnlngton blasts Of, the following will ap-
pear: Heisler and Miller, original coon
thonters; Lamar and King, illustrated
songs; Conroy and Creehan, singers and
dancers; Alice Mortlock, fancy dancer
lorhert and Schroffort, acrobats; Conroy
and McStaY, Fred Ryan, Gipp and
a,iamR, buck dancers; Bullock, Sheldon,
fasswater and Sweeny, acrobats; Joseph
tald, tenor soloist; Ajax, Wilmirgton't
smallest pickaninny; Denny and Bascoe
musicians; Imperial quartet, Kraft and
spear, Beatty, Lang and Elliott, in theil
original skit, "Fun in the Kitchen
Toward and De Barry, Frank Townsend
and Brooks and Delane, song illus
traitors.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07

Y
to break away from Washington for
a little two or three-day vacation, too,
and you can take any odds offered that
was whooping mad.
"a little before one o'clock | was
called to the 1ong-distance telephone
Mt the hotel desk. The young woman
in the Philadelphia telephone Office
began to tell me things. She said my
wife desired me to go to an Atlantic
City physician, whose name she gave
me, and whose office, she said, was at
such-and-such a number on Atlantic
avenue, at two o'clock, where I'd get
money. I'd never heard of that par
ticular medical man in my life, and it
looked pretty queer. ] asked the tele-
phone girl in the Philadelphia office
why my wife couldn't talk direct to me,
and the girl replied that there was
some temporary difficulty with the
wires, but that she had repeated my
wife's message word for word.
81 couldn't see through it, of course,
but at few minutes before two |
left the hotel and started for the Of
flee of that medical man on Atlantic
avenue, whose name / had never
heard. He answered my ring himself
and ] told him of the business.
"He eyed me pretty suspicious1y,
thought, when / had told my little
tale. 1t was plain that he thought
| that I was either confidence man
or that | was probably peering around
his office with bit of burgling in
view.
"'This is all very strange, my dear
sir said the medical man. still cycling
me sharply. 4 don't know you. I've
received no message from anybody II
Washington. You can readily see thai
it would be quite out of the question
for me to--er-it is all exceedingly un
usual, you know. One has to be very
careful at these summer resorts. Per
haps / shall receive message littl,
later on looking at his watch, which
showed the hour to be about half-pas
two, but until then, why-um--it i
so unusual that
"Oh, there isn't a doubt in life tina
that man of medicine had it all fig
ured out that ! was a porch-climbe
or something. all right. Fact is, fel
like one. I'll bet | looked as hang
dog as / stood there before him, witt
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
Sustaining Power of lee.

Two-inch ice will sustain a man OF
properly spaced infantry; four-inch
ice will carry man on horseback, OF
cavalry, or light guns: six-inch ice
heavy field guns. such as s0-pounders;
eieht-inch ice, battery of artillery
with carriages and horses, but moi
over 900 pounds per square foot on
sledges, and ten-inch ice sustains an
army or an innumerable multitude
On 15-inch ice a railway could be
built, and two-foot thick ice will
withstand the impact of loaded rail
way carriage after a 6O-foot fall (ol
perhaps 1900 foot tons).
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that The Viii.
nington City Railway Company intends
to apply to the Court of General SEES
ions of the State Of Delaware, in and
for New Castle County, at the next
May term of said Court, for the vaca-
ton Of all that part of Beuna Vista
street. situated in the Ninth Ward of
the City Of Wilmington, New Castle
County and State of Delaware, lying
between the line Of the Brandywine
branch of the Philadelphia. Wilmington
4 Baltimore Railroad Company and the
Brandywine Greek or River.
The Wilmington City Railway Company
by John A. Rigg, President
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF ELIZA.

Louis Mann and Clara Lipman have
made genuine hit in CAN on Account
Of Eliza" The new piece is said to al.
lord the stars as many opportunities to
be excruciatingly funny as they found
Telephone ' Gifts rtSm In r addition as the fun
clean and wholesome. They come TO the
Grand Opera House on Monday, May
y One Of the most charming hits in the
production is the school room scene in
the second act, where Miss Lipman fig.
nres as country school mistress, teach
ing the young idea how to shoot. Some
Of the questions and answers which fly
between the teacher and pupils are de
lightfully innocent and comical, and The
whole scene is redolent Of the little REQ
scho)lhouse of way back.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
CHAMPIONSHIP STANDING.
MUSIC AND DRAMA
DOCKSTADER'S.

The famous Broadway Trio produced
the refined comedy sketch ain the Stars
Room at Dockstadel's Theatre yetter-
day afternoon in great style and received
liberal applause. James and Mabel John
son and Estella Willis, who compose the
trio, are first class artists. Howe 4 Ed
wards gave clever comedy sketch
the afternoon and evening. There is a
fine array Of talent at the theatre this
week, including Tom Hardie, the Wal
dron Brothers, Miss Retta Curtis, Frank
and Ida Williams, the Lilliputian Trio,
Crane, the great Irish comedian, etc.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07

of Russia; Zurich is their headquar-
tiers. They do not always dare to make
ordinary use of the mails, bus send
messengers to their Russian comrades,
keeping up system of secret service
as elaborate as the vigilance of the
government will permit. Within the
empire itself Odessa may be said to
be the headquarters of nihilism. 1t
is certainly not in st. Petersburg that
the revolutionary plans are most care
fully debated.
Nihilism is, not unnaturally, the
child of the city, and more especially
Of the university. The liberation of
the serfs in 1861 thrilled Russia from
end to end, and brought about a de-
sire for education unequaled in the
empires history. 1t seemed the dawn
of a new day for Russia. So, indeed,
| it was. but far different in character
from what was expected. From the
| day when the great deed of Alexander
| III. stirred Russia to reach out and
grasp the heritage of learning which
| had so long been the prerogative Of
| the few, until the present time, nihl-
| list ranks have been recruited mainly
| from the lrneducated. a nihilist is,
properly speaking, one who despairs
of lettering present conditions by
peaceable means, although he is not
al all times terrorist. Prince Kropot-
kin, who is now in this country, has
said:
| "To confuse nihilism with terrorism
is as wrong as to confuse philosophi-
cal movement with stoicism or posi-
tvism with political movement, such
as. for example, republicanism. Ter.
rorism was called into existence by
certain special conditions of a politi.
cal struggle at a given historical mo.
| ment. 1t has lived, it has died II
i may revive and die out again."
Among the upper ranks Of society
nihilism has recently been in danger
of becoming fad" Highborn WON
en- and men, who really care little fol
! he ideals of the better element of rev
olutionists, enlist in the "cause" il
search of excitement or of distinction
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
Visiting Heptas0phs.

The Supreme Conclave of Heptasophs
WIN meet in Camden today. Last even
ing several OF the repre-: entativss were
IN THIS city and visited Delaware Con-
cisNe No. I. They are George N. Wright,
supreme secretary, Norfolk, Va; Joseph
hughes, Wellston, Ohio; Adrian
hughes. R. B. Smith and George W.
N ieilell, Baltimore, and W. F. Gregory
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07

y. ne White Sand Oil Company organ
~ ~, managed and endorsed by Cleveland
'l h'nNers and Business Men. Fifty pro-
a,"'lls oil wells insuring an income of
~, per cent. monthly. Will pay three
i, cent. as development progresses in
y rem. Ohio and w. Va. oil fields.
y Experiment.. One hundred wells vet
j. urn sure of oil. Limited number
- y. par value $1.0O each, NV offered
20 40 - cents per share. Will be worth
~ N year. Write for particulars
~, prospectus. Cleveland Finance Com
n,'nS' Fiscal Agents, 121 Euclid Ave,
Claws nllosbectus. Cleveland Finance Com
cleveland, Ohio.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
JOHN DREW.

That the presence OF go noted star as
John Drew, and that, too. in produce
ton Of such wide interest as Winston
Churchill's Orchard Carvel," is a
marked event here, is manifest by the
active inquiry at the Grand Opera House
for seats for Monday, May 20, the occas.
ion of the actors engagement there in
that pay. The production will be the
identical one that prevailed at the En-
pre- Theatre, New York, for over $50
nights.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07

Get Ready for the Place Above You.
The greatest requisite for advances
ment is to be fitted for the place
above you. Many young man has
failed of promotion because he was
not fitted for the opening when it
came; and had not tried to see how
much good he could do for his em-
ployer, but how little.-Success.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
baseball Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


At New York.
ph;,adelphia. .OOO000000--O 5 l
r rnnmmVork.....12O00I000- 4 II 0
MY Matthewson and Smith; Donohue and
Douglass. Nash, umpire.
At Boston.
r. II. T..
,,,,on..O12OO0OO0- 3
PP.oorlvn ....l O000l000- 5 3
pittinger and Kittridge; Hughes and
Mcclure. 0'Day, umpire.
At Cincinnati.
{, J,nis .....3010 Ala II
Cincinnati ....OO1 1000-S
Phillips, McFadden and Bergen; Jones
and Ryan. Emslie, umpire.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
Candidates 70 anaaE

:. There will be meeting Of the Third
Maid Republican Club at Front and
Jnstlson streets tonight. Several of the
candidates will be present and make ad-
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
NOTICE.

On and after April 1st, 1901, the county
taxes remaining unpaid will be placed
in the hands of magistrate for collec-
ton. Where tenants reside on property
rents will be attached, and where owners
reside in properties suit will be brought
before magistrate, with costs added in
both cases.
HORACE G. RETTEW,
Receiver of Taxes.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
CHAMPIONSHIP STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT rhilade lphia.

Az 1Hllhuelpiia'
n II. e.
Athletic....... 0OO0O500- 8
baltimore -. 00O030110 5 8
Fraser and Powers; Howell and Rob-
inson. Haskell, umpire.
At Washington.
X. II. E..
Boston, 40010200- 3 8 @
Washington II 0022 0000- II 3
Lee and Clarke; Lewis and Criger.
Cantillion, umpire.
At Detroit.
R.H.E
Cleyeland.......0 010- s 8
pptroit..........3 600 10 Z
Yeager aud Buelow; Hart and Wood
Sheridan and Manassau, umpires.
At Milwaukee.
R.H.E
Chicago .......O2 101 o2U0- 6 0 {
Nilwaukee......0 100000 3 0
lIawley and Common; Griffith and Sui
Ivan. Connolly. umcire.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07

He-How innocent Miss Priscilla is.
SHE bushes at everything | say to her.
She That isn't innocence; that's re-
fnement.-Life.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07
HELP WANTED.

JHINI HERS WANTED. -,
II sos Market ST., Wilmington. Del.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-07

~ ATERNITY PATIENTS
N ADMITTED FREE at the
Dec HON EOfAihlC uoSl - Al
Washington telegraph., 1901-07-26
Trial of the Pxx

ne tr1aI of the pyx, or the testino
OF the money of the United KINGDOM
winch took place in London at Cola
smiths hall, says the New Yort TUi Tuip
une 5 correspondent, is a very ancient
ceremony The first known trial for
wnlch ,onl a writ was issued took place in
lS0l, Edward Ill, in 1345, forma1l,,
eSta pushed the ceremony which dow
TO 1870 took place at uncertain inter
Vals' An act was passed in 1870 how
ever, stipulating that the t,ial ofl4ho ~
~ ~ "nieh is box or chest in which
are deposited specimen coins shall ba
nela at least once in every year in
winch coins have been issued
Washington telegraph., 1901-07-26

individual of Hampstead County
Arkansas and per Capita Tax.
Twill attend in person or by depty
the following times and places
In Hampstead County
!. Shower Springs D. eRoane Town
ship June Sd 1901.
Sard's Bodcaw Township June 4th
and 9th 1901.
Cranks School House Spring Hill
Township June 9th 1901.
Spring Hill, Spring Hill Township
June 7th and 9Th 1901
T ulton BoisD Arc township Jun
0, II and 18th 1901.
Saratoga saline Township June
18th 1901
Columbus Saline Township June
18th and 10Th 1901.
{ uernsey Water Crock Township
June 18th.
DeAnn, Garland Township June
l18 and 10Th 1901.
Rairds Chapel Nowland Township
June 10th 1901.
Wallacepurg, Wallaceburg Town
ship June q and 22nd 1901.
Blevins. Wallaeeburg Township
Jure 24th 191.
Friendship, Bed Land Township
June 25th 1901,
Pleasant Grove Red Land Town
ship June 26th 1901.
Bolton, Red Land T ownshlr June
27 tn 1901.
Doyle Mine Creek Township June
18th 1901,
Ozan. Ozan Township Juno got
aud Jnlr 9Th 1901.
Blngen, Mine Creek July lst and
End 1901.
, Union School House Mine Creek
Township July Sd and 4th 1901.
Smisson's Mill Mine Creek Town
shin July tn 1901.
Washington telegraph., 1901-07-26
Lord salisbury,s soId,.u

70Iu CecII' Lord Salisbury's soldier
SON. haVlng obtained his breyet mo
Jorlty in May 1898, for his services ~
Ghe bongola expedition, and the n
o. " for the expedition to Kbar+oono
mas been promoted to brevet 1iol1
teiL ea"E colonelcy-while still cap
taln in the Grenadier guards :
reward for his good work at Mafe'
Rlng' X where he was Maj. Gen. BADEN.
= !, o"eliS rlght-hand man throughout
Vne investment. Lord Edward Is ,rot
yet "a. 10 Dob
Washington telegraph., 1901-07-26
DoNT'S FOR GOAT BREEDERS.
nc" FfactlcaI Suggestions to
1hose Who Have Gone Into the
AngOra Goat Business.

Doht get too many goats to start
wlth' and if You want to stay in tbe
business don't buy wethers and does
mixed II you can not keep them in
separate pastures. Don't breed your
does to a kid buck just because he is
cheap. Don't have your kids come at
an tlmes IN winter, April, or even
May IS soon enough. Don't think that
the little red lice which YOU find on
the goats are essential to a good
growth of mohair, but dip the ooats
IN some reliable dip; it win I[nocl,
the lice and save the goats. Don't I
think that because they are fond Of
brush o they will fatten when the |
of the bushes rest on them
Or when there are plenty of bushes
Just across the fence for them to lool,
a. Don't be afraid to change them
from one pasture to another; the