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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
OBJECT TO
SUNDAY WORK
Canal Employees Claim to Have
Seen Discharged Therefor

Four government employees, who,
until recently. were engaged in
work ON the Lake washington canal
at Fremont are up IN arms over a
recent action II Engineer Rick
seeker, their employer.
one week age last Sunday four
men were discharged by the govern
ment because. u u stated. they
would not work on sunday. Accord
ing 20 the statement OF NJ. 3. Lud-
ington. residing al 1910 f.akeview
avenue. Engineer Riokxeciker refused
TO allow the men 90 work overtime
on week days, but innisted upon
their working Sunday at the usual
81 weekday wage.
statsmsnt Of one
Said Mr.. Lndington today; II am
ono OF the men who were discharged.
In the first place there was no
necessity Tor any work being done
on that sunday. All the men Of
fersd 10 do overtime any day during
the previous week, but the offer was
rejected by the chief engineer. and
when SUNDAY came we were con-
fronted With The proposition OF
working sunday az the weekday
wage or being discharged. The ar
tion seemed 20 Ia unworthy Of
United States government officials.
and We thought there would be re-
dress from such a course on the part
Of an under employee Of the govern
ment. but 4 seems that we are not
20 have -"
United states Engineer Major
Miilia. when seen today concerning
a - A. -
xinAcr had used good discretion.
sfator Mills had been advised that
the work on the Sunday IN question
was absolutely necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
TOUCH SOUTH
SEATTLE BOYS


A lot or hocdlums from u 10 10
pears Of are haFs been La the habit
~ disturbing church services IN
South Seattle for Soma time past.
xhey often 20 Inside and annoy the
Wef1htCp<rx. and have several times
thrown Btonsa frcrn the outside
through the windows, and peopss
hare had some narrow escapes frofn
Injury.
TAs church Is just outside the city
Hsrt<1 and some Of the boys live In
nIde the city. When pursued By
either city Or county officers. they
simply cross the line and escape ar
rest. Sunday Deputy Sheriff Thos.
H&van was detailed 10 Gee n he could
Ge< hold Of so1ne Of the disrurbars,
but the young roughs were too wise
70 cross his path and thu civilized
Peo2le Of the community had a quiet
Sunday
Mr. Bevan win 20 out again on
IhurEday evening. when tins Chris
tian Endeavor society meets. The
disorder 10 going 70 be stopped II the
shertfrs office can do Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
GREAT WORK
More Than $4,000 Positions Fur
nIshed by Employment Bureau

The free public employment ONCE
has furnished Its positions this
month. NJ against f.fS9 last month
Tor the entire year OF 1901 the Of
nce gave out g. SO Jobs. Last year
the total WIS e1.60S. The great
force OF men employed on the Cedar
river water syxtsn last year result
ed materially In increasing the
amount Thercfcre IN fact there u
a greater increase this year.
OF the number given out by the Of
ice this year 1871 were TO males
and b.ssf to females The other Las
Jobs were to hop plckers-
July OF this year was the banner
month when an even 1900 Jobs were
secured for applicants.
The figures given above are on
cially correct except that t0dmyss
business II estimated at 100 for both
male and female.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
mELLEN IS
ENJOINED

MINNEAPOLIS. Msnn-. Dec. st.--
A temporary injunction restraining
the officers OF the Northern Pacific
Railway Co. from retiring thu pre-
ferred stock OF the corporation. was
issued yesterday by Judge Elliott OF
the district court OF Hsnnepin coun-
~.
The applicant was Peter Power Of
New York. who holds 100 shares of
common stock. The injunction Is
made with direct reference 20 re-
ztrAining the contamination Of the
merging Of the stock into the North
srn Securities CO,
President Mciien 81 the Northern
Pacific was served with the papers
during the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31

siatn OF Postmaster George NJ. Stew
art. Assistant w. j. Colkctt and
superintendent OF CARRIERS Charles
WAld.
A beautiful souvenir win be given
90 each guest. II contains a picture
of Postmaster stewart. Mr.. Colkett.
Mr.. Waid and every local carrier.
The souvenir Ii n t2-pago folio hand
rOmriv hound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
Watch Meeting

bishop Edward T.. Hart. OF San
Francisco win preach az the Free
Methodist church. corner OF Pine
street and Terry avenue. NJ $50
o'clock this evening. There viii also
be services conducted by the bishop
Bishop Hart bears tho reputation OF
platform orator OF the denomination
81 which he "a the senior bishop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
MAKES S37,5OO

NORTH YAKIMA. Dec. sf.--The
rush 10 secure farming and stock
grazing land tn this section In 30
great that the Northern Pacific
Railway Company has but little
acreage left J.. NJ. Woodwork. Of
spokane. bought $1,000 acrca Of land
in the Horse Heaven country three
months agn for Sc 500. and cold n
fz1, zoe. This a. an liluatratfon %
some 81 the deals that have proved
attractive TO spectators IN this por-
tion Of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
Theaters


Lady Hsnsfrslsy
Ihe Lady Ministries. who viii ap-
Pear ~ the Grand on Thursday
night. viii Include the best local
talent and a number OF people not
her<tofore known 10 the stage.
Vaudeville specialfies will be given
IN addition 20 the minstreisy. Seats
are on sale tomorrow morning.
WtlzseH's Javenifs Minstrsss
Professor Wilson's child wonders
and extravaganza which Nili be Pre-
scented nj the Grand Saturday after
noon and evening IL a show worth
seeing. II Will include a burieseue
ef n Trovatore." and has been got
ten ~ with much care and expense.
f1lunfs1tsa Parade Tonight
Tonight Primrose q DOckstader
will have n grand illuminated street
parade from the theater around the
business section. starting at z
O'clock. There will be three more
Performances 81 the Grand By this
company. closing tomorrow night.
'sele oIson''
There win be two performances of
FCie Olson" at the Seattle theateF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
S34,O00,OO0

NEW YORK. r,ec. IA check for
~, oon. 900, signed BY T. r. Morgan
and Co. and In favor % the North
ern Pacific Railway Co. was deiiv-
erred yesterday. rs VIII form q por-
ton Of the fund that IL 20 be used
for the retiring Of the preferred
stock or tina latter company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
Officer Hon Bound Over

oiileer W. r. Holt. Of the city po-
lice. who was recently arrested for
violating the postal laws by opening
hla |Nifa's letters. has been bound
oVcf % the United States district
eoart Ia $500 bonds by Commissioner
Rlefer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
MAY LOSE FORT

wALr.A wAI4r4A. Dec u--The
citizens OF this city are interested
in the report which II said TO have
been made, recommending the ahan-
Comment OF the fort at this place.
From 100 20 100 ngen have been sta
toned here. and II ~ estimated that
they have thrown into ths channels
Of trade in this city not less than
sieo coo a year. A protest Will be
made.
-----9e----
Go 20 Spinning for bicycle repairs.
Or. Wagroner. dentist. Globe block.
----s----s5-------
DIR. wsggonsr. dentist. removed 20
Globe block. cor. First and Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
JoBsIne QUOTATIONS
CONNECTED DAILyJ
Green Fruit

9t-tA Atatt
Lemons-~sf. 764si.TB a boz; cooking
apples. 6bcefsi.00; eating apples. tt.a5
Oils; oranges, ti.se9z.bo; banana.
fornia grapes, tl.ooefti. 30: cranbar-
ries. 1000 per bbi: ounces. 76e8
400: pernlmfnonr. tf.1k1Ii.s0 per box;
grape fruit. si.o00tsoo per boz: POM
ogrnnatea. fi.6e4i.7b; pineappics.
as.o0 per doren. Jap oranges. b0cl
Seeding oranges. 1850 taco; lines,
T.eo case; tanEcrincs. ti.7b.
Vegetables
Potatoes saa oomz7.oo ton, beeta.
fko4til00 per sack, carrots, bo9Ie0c
per aack. lettuce, 81 b0dli.eo per case.
turuipn. seu7tes garlic. o.: cabbage,
lscWti.no per cwt. peppers, Ttc4
ITO per ease: husks. roc. Gallery. $50
sbc per doz: sweet potatoes, ti.zs4t.so
per cwts chm peppers. as9soo: sauer
kraut, aAHse; tomatoes. fi.ho per
caEes radishsa, zoe por doran. pare
cwts parsnipE. ssoGti. rs; cauilfiowsr.
u.o00i.gs. pumpkins. i4ikc Per ID.
squafhns. i8iAe; wax beans. 1zi4e:
artichokea. sedfti.p0 per dox: string
beans. itcs eucumbers. si.ke4z %
per box; brussels sprouts. s4sc.
peas lie.
Batter, Chseses ErKs asa foaitry
Butter Washington creameries,
pound prints. a1cs Eastern Iowa and
Elxin. nc. frreh ranch. fs47oc.
Cheese Native Washington. fun
cream. f2Aafsc. Eastern: New
York. isi4 cite. Wisconsin. fac:
RoQuefort. ske. Edam, fii.eo9 u 90
per case: New York. fs1fso: Linn
hurxer. issgise: brick. is0i7c. swiss.
fsFfi9c- y
kREH~-ssfrsctiy rfNh ranch. TIC.
Eastern. ss81kc.
Live pouitfy--ffens. iiai2c; large
spring. f94r. small spring. isc: tur-
keys. itaiec: geese. lie: ducks. izis3
fsc.
Dressed peHitry--Turkcyr. itGfTc:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
PLENTY OF
PEANUTS NOW
Whole Carload Arrives on Western
Avenue for Distribution

Commission and Wholesale business
Is uneventful this week. Last night
and this morning a car OF peanuts
and a car Of bananas came In. The
peanuts sell al cents. This ship
mcnt will hold the local market for
about three months.
Sweet potatoes have nagged OF 10
si.s5 per hundred.
The steamer goods sold pretty well
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31

Mems and Bovs Atwood Golf
Caps, double stitched seams,
excellentiy lined, worth up 70
Csc. special tonight .....10c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31
teachers Seminary,

Teachers seminary has teen
orEansxed at the stats university. 20
study local history and forestry.
County Superintendent Hartranft
hRs issued circular upon the sub
lert IN which he says that Professor
Meany has consented 70 ofEanlae the
seminary. The wcrk will be BY lee
terrn, research and theses. and n
enthusiastically completed. will count
toward an University degree.
-
Sterling Pianos. Neschert'n 10
urion.
Buy Diamond Ice Coupon Hook.
Tbs season "A on. Tel. Main 1863.
failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31

geese, paile: ducks. ia0iie; chick
ems, i2gisc.
Honey~isAe.
Provisions
Fresh meatcow beef. 10 per 10.
steer beef, TuThc per ID. mutton.
wother, 7nc: ewes, IMc; pork. loc
per 10; veal, large, Sc. small. iOc.
ProviHlons--Hama, i3Ac. breakfast
backs, Zoe, bellies, lie.
Uay-Puget sound, per ton. 10000
400: Eastern Washington timothy,
1890; alfalfa. tii.00.
urain-.Oats, 1900. barley, fzo.O0.
wheat f2z o0u7g.b0; corn, sseO0U
1870.
Corrected daily The following
prices are being offered 20 the pros
Queer IN round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle.
Grnln--0ate, t2i. 90: barley, si7.00.
wheat, chicken feed. gio.80u 1000.
corn, bulk. ts3.00.
Butter--Freah ranch. iG0isc. ma
tive creamery, 2a92sc.
Checse-Natiye Washington. ITO
lie.
Eggs-- Strictly fresh ranch. sec.
Poultry liens. 100. large spring,
lie; small spring. isc: ducks, 100
I2He; turkeys. Use; geese. sTeo.
I.iyestock--Cows, anc. steers. tMci
calves. Bhd7hc: sheep. 70; hogs, 30
tho.
Coal. wood. 'phons Seattle Fuel Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-31

There win be two performances Of
FCle Olson" az the Heatlle theater
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
IUorpegung rolgr.)

Ser 8eiammtreidtbum @robbritan.
liens, einidlieBli9 aller Golonien, be,
liuft iihauf adttauienb Milionen pIb.
Sterling ober piersistauienb Miaionen
Dollars; Der @eiammtreidtbum Der feds
reibitea RatiOnen Der groe be3iifert ii9
oil $4,000 Nitionen pfunb Sterling.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
81.

Gin Sabr bes llneliifs tpiegt i'm
Weni9enleben mebr uno 1T i9tperer
uno lanawieriser gu ertrasen, als aebn
lii9tise Sabre pol Slid uno Sonnen=
i6ein; aber es 1T aud unaleid tpertb.
boiler uno na6oriiflider in Ieiner Wir=
fnng auf ben @baratter uns oas Ger
Oes Weni1en. Senn tpdbrenb bieit
lesteren i'm Glidstaumel nur au oil
ibre Selbittdnbisteit auteeben UNI
psrloren geben in Der Men9e, ftdblt fid
0sr3 uno @etlt i'm ungliid, es erBdli
Gle tultbare 2e6re bur9 bic bittsre 61ule
Der erfabruna, iid ielbt unb niat an
bern su %Dertrauen, bes .eigenen Gliides
SAmieo gu iein. Wtan brau9t beB6alb
nibt 10 melt gu tommen, tpie iener
Sblpabenberaog, Der Gottes Greunb
mo aler Welt 8eino burb allerlei hit-
tsre Grfa6runsen setporben mar, aber
an beiten ii e. mon psiB iia 9err
The Independent., 1901-05-25
The Eleu Must Go.

The Senate adopted the following
report yesterday:
Hon, s. e. Kaiue, President OF the
Senate.
Sir:-Your Committee on Public
Lands, to whom was referred item
for "Pay roll, steam tug" would re-
port as follows:
Your committee find the pay roll
as follows: Captain, $3.50 per month;
mate. $50 per month; engineer, $3.50
per month; two deck. hands. $50 per
month; two fre-men, $l04 per
month; total, $3.50 per month. Two
years, Sl3 200.
Your committee fnd to this is TO
ba added the sum OF $40 900 for coal
and other expenses, making the
total expense Of the tug S33 200 for
the two years.
We also fiud that since the arrival
Oh LD6 IL 5hElceb tuo oONetuuiCue thk
has not been paying but losing
money as far as towage OF vessels go,
The only saving to the Government
has been in the removal OF garbage
aud carrying piles, etc, in the har.
bov
This bill provides for garbage
cremstory which, II built, will dc
away WITH the need of the tug fcf
this work.
Your committee do not consider
it is wise for the Government to try
and compete with private enterprIse
in the matter of towage OF vessels.
We would therefore recomme nc
that tie appropriation ba insertec
for one year at tbs rate asked for
or until tue garbage cremasory is
erected and then the tug be dis
pensed with.
D. d. PARIS,
JOIN T. Brown,
l. NAkAPAAHU
Senate Chamb4r, May %, 1901.
The Independent., 1901-05-25
j, D. PARIS,
JOIN T. Brown,
l. NAkAPAAHU. =,
NIB 4r, May %, 1901.
DR. Garvin Turned Down.

The Senate declined yesterday to
approve of thu & ,vernor's appoint
meut OF Dr.. G. l. GarVin as mem
Der ofthe Board of Health. No
reasons were given but it is under
stood that DR.. Garvin was slated to
be president of the Board of Health
upon the resignation of DR.. q. b
Cooper, and that the Independents
believe that layman and not
physician should be the president
of the Board, an office which will in
the future be salaried. The man
wanted by the independents is
Charles Wilcox, who for years has
been the secretary ana chief de
iacto Of he Board.
The appointments of James IL.
Boyd, W, 81, Wright and E. S.
Boyd were confirmed.
Senator Kanuha Introduced the
following resolution which carried
with slight amendment:
H IN. S. E. Kaiue, President OF the
Sen ate.
Dsar Sir: Whsreas, Information
has been received from reliable
sources that there are other ap-
pointse, of the Governor whose
names were not submitted for the
confirmation of this Senate:
Resolved, That the Governor il
hereby requested to submit to thi'
S ,nate all names OF appointees Other
than already submitted.
DAVID KANuHA,
Senator of the Third District
Amendment by Cecil Brown (car
ried): "that the Orgsnie Act re-
quires the Governor to submit tc
the Sen ate for continuation"
The Independent., 1901-05-25
This Right Men.
tFrom the Adveriis ,r.)

Tn charging this Granl Jury
Judge Humphreys told it to ex
, anime all accusations Of b ,ery
made against the Legislature, in
stancing the street and press rumors
which, at the time, bad most t. do
with the possible causes which led
to the defeat OF the Dispeusary bill.
To find out what mslign influ-
ences blghted the Dispsnsary bill
was evidently near to the judicial
heart, and strange to cay, the fates
worked with Humphreys, for when
The Grand Jury wa. accidentally
drawn, 10 and behold, there appear
ed the following names, like Abou
Ben Adaem's leading all the rest:
Il. G. Msofarlane: Wholexale
liquor dealsr, owner OF the Hawaii
an Hotel aud Annex bars; owner OF
a Wholesale liq Tor house and saloon
on Maui and of the Commercial
Saloon here.
A. V. Gear. Business partner of
the auditor OF Peacock e. Co, Limit
ed, d,'owners of seven saloons, incluc-
ing hotel, and OF wholesale liquor
stores here and in Rilo.
j. F. Colburp: Stakeholder OF
the Ofpheum Company, which
operates liquor license.
j. G. Cohen: S,ockho!dsr OF the
Orpheum Company.
j. D. Holt, Jr.: Partner in he
fem Of Lovsjoy & Co., who'll. sale
aud retail liquor dealers (Anchol
Saloon)
George E. Smithies: S,p.in.lav
OF Sam Nowlein, part pro prietor o.
the Merchants Exchange Saloon
CAnario's Saloon in Hilo and Of
Ssely Shaw's Wholesale liquor store
Oliver Stillmsp: A relative by
marriage of j. D. Holt, Dr., OF Love
joy s. Go.
s. C. Dwight: Brother-iu-law o
the late Mr.. Lovejoy aud admins
TRAITOR lf the Loyejoy estate.
Out Of fifteen members of tn
Grand Jury there are eight Gterest
cd either directly or indirectly, il
the liquor business.
Verify, fate is strange thing
Perhaps the Judgs was right, for
there was any monkeying with tn
liquor Dispensary bill, or nudue con
vivi.lity at the Bungalow Club, VIII
SO likely to know of and attend t.
it as the liquor men2
The public can await the resul
with full assurance that this jury G
experts will slit the Dispenssry bi
scandal to the bottom, and that W
shall learn all of the inside histor
OF why that bill fell by the waysid'
The Independent., 1901-05-25
An Authority ON Pressure.

The Cinnamon Baar--Old Doc.
Grizzly is going to lecture our Anti
Hunting Society tonight.
The Mountain Lion - Indeed |!
What's his subjects
The Ciuosnon Bear--"The Power
Of the Pres :"
The Independent., 1901-05-25
A Pred iction From the Besr.

"H'm! Got a book on how to
raisa vegetablesl Well, he'll find a
big difference between the vegetable
in literature aud the vegetable in
real liieW
The Independent., 1901-05-25

For the guidance of claimants, the
following Rule, as adopted by the
Commission, is herewith published; f;
RULE XIV: In order to facili-
tate business, claimants are directed
to present claims for losses of mer.
chandise, goods, wares and stocks in
trade in an itemizsd form, describ-
ing the kind and value thereof, upon
scheduls to be marked exhibit
A." and all claims for losses Of per-
sonal belongings, jewslry, house fur
nishings aud other chattels upon a
schedule to be marked Exhibit b."
aud for all losses appertaining
to buildings or of building fixtures
upon a schedu'e to be- marked "Ex-
hibit O." list
The Independent., 1901-05-25
FIRE CLAIMS COMMITS SION.

In pursuance Of the requirements
of AIT Is OF the Legislature of the
Territory of Hawaii, being IAN act
to provide for the ascertslnmAnt and
pay tueut OF all claims which may bs
made by p rsons whose property
was destroyed bp fire IN tho years
A. ID 1899 and 1900, under orders OF
the Board Of Health" public notice
is hereby given, that the Commission
provided for in said Act has been
duly organized, and claims for
damages may be presented aud filed
with tho Commission, at tha rooms
OF the Cnambsr OF Commerce, Camp.
bell Block, corner of Fort and Mer
chant Streets, Honolulu, Fl. T., daily
on aud after MONDAY, the 9th
day OF May, 1901, between the hours
of 8 O'clock A M and o'clock P. M
No claim for speculative or con-
sequentisl damage or for loss of
rent or uss OF property, or loss OF
profits through the interruption OF
business, nor any loss .except for
destruction OF or direct damage to
property by fire or removal, will bs
considered by the Commission, nor
anv such cla,m bs considered at all
utnIsss presented to and filed acih the
Commission within four months from
this date as provided for in said Act
| Claims will be heard ia the order
in which they are filed, unless for
special reasons the Commission shall
otherwise direct, but nc claim shall
be heard within three days after the
same is filed.
All claims shall be fled in dupli-
cate by the claimants or their as
signees and shall be verified by their
oath respectively, and il the claim
ant be deceased or minor the claim
shall be presented by his legal repre-
sentatives.
Each claim shall contain an item
2 izsd statement in the English ol
Hawaiian language OF the loss sus'
tanned, tn, da'e at tho loss aud how
il occurred, h. na.ure Of the pro
perty lost aud It's tustinn at tht
time Of its los, aah il th- lo's con
; ssts of destruc ION "t or damage tc
building. the rauA uf the owne
Of the land wher on it stood ant
the nature of u interest of th'
claim snt or his as ian . in he build
ing, and 10 case OF insurance, tn,
amount for which the preperty wa
insured, the name of The insurer anC
how much insurance was paid there
on.
Blank forms for use Of claimants
in making up statement OF losse
> will be furnished upon application
Due notice will be given Of th'
TINA and place tho Commission will
be in session to hear and exsmin
> proof OF alleged losses.
F. w. MACFARLANE,y
Chairman.
A KEPOIKAI,
JOSEPH q. PRATT,
: A. @. LOVEKIN,
a FL. TESLA,
Commission.
Dated Honolulu, May "A, 1901.
The Independent., 1901-05-25

The report that the Beers have
provided themselves with a portable
last ditch, suited to quick transport
alton over rough mountain roads,
is not generally credited at the
q London clubs.
The Independent., 1901-05-25

The fire commissioners will hold
daily sessions on aud after Monday,
May 9th, in the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, in the
Campbell block, bstween 8 a. M
and p. m.
The Independent., 1901-05-25
The Only Way

Pokal,-"Ssy, the boot-black at
the corner has gole to take the
gold.cure."
Jokall-"That's all right. S'pose
he's trying to get shine inside"
The Independent., 1901-05-25

The services at Kawaiahao
Church tomorrow evening when
Raw. Mr.G will speak should be
largely attended by our Hawaiian
friends The evangelist is a cole
brated orator and takes deep in
terest in the Christian work in our
Territory.
The Independent., 1901-05-25

The Territorial Band will assist
in the celsbratiou Of the Feast OF
of the Holy Ghost at the Catholic
Church this afternoon and tomor.
row. There will bs no concert at
Emma Square this afternoon, or at
Makee Island tomorrow.
The Independent., 1901-05-25

Dangle-' Thompson is living on
ons meal a day"
Z,pper-"He is trying to fit the
suit that his wife got him at bar
gain sale"
The Independent., 1901-05-25

Be sure to be at the Opera House
this evening and watch the tourney
OF thu Boys Brigade.
The Independent., 1901-05-25
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

"a The Sonoma left this morning for
San francisco.
The Independent., 1901-05-25
TO LET.

Premises on Kukui Lane. Pos
session given on January l, 1901 /,
For terms, apply to
Z. Il KAPIQLANI ESTATE
The Independent., 1901-05-25
Born.

NEA1-At Kealis, Kauai, May II,
1901, to the wife of j. w. Neal, a
son.
The Independent., 1901-05-25
a Gold Proposition.

l dreamed last night that you and l
Were on mount, high DER the
crowds,
With nsught above us but the sby
Aud naught around us but the
clouds.
SHE.
My goodness. What sorry plight
They say that everlasting snow
l. es the solitary height
Aud clouds are not 30 warm, you
kuow!-Chicsgo Times Herald