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Evening star., 1901-10-12
A S ! D E..

]. K. Murray and Clara Lane are in
vaudeville in Boston.
Henry Bergman has resigned from the
Foxy Grandpa" company.
opie Read is writing q play called .aThe
Starbucks" for Clay Clement.
Henry E. Dixey has resigned from THE
Whirl OF the Town" in London.
Grace Freeman has withdrawn from ..The
Rogers Brothers in Washington"
Christie Macdonald and Joseph coyne
have been engaged for The Toreador'
wm Courtleigh Is to be Virginia Harned's
leading man in Alice Of Old vincennes"
The Rays are again producing for the
last time" "A Hot Old Time in Boston.
Marie Roebuck has been engaged to SUD-
port Katheryn Kidder In MOLLY Pitcher"
Grace van Studdeford has been engaged
as prima donna in the Bostonians in Maid
Marian.
Charles Frohman IL to produce The Girl
From Maxtms" In London with an En-
giish company.
Bert Leslie Of vaudeville fame has a mu-
sical farce. entitled "A Craxy Guy" now
playing In Virginia.
the World In Eighty Days" has been in
postponed
Fred Belasco and his wife are at New
York to place the biblical play. The Voice
of the Wilderness.
Edward Harrtgan Of Harrfgan and Hart
fame has been engaged Tor Wm. A. Bra
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of next week The theater will be closed
on Monday night for final perfecting prepa-
rations.
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Grace Freeman has withdrawn from THE
Rogers Brothers in Washington"
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Christie Macdonald and Joseph Coyne
have been engaged for The Toreador''
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The rights to Maurice Barrymore's Po,
lish drama, "Nadjesda," have been pur,
chased for Blanche Walsh Miss Walsh "a
expected to produce II shortly as a suca
cessor to Joan of the Sword Hand"
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Jacob Lift has engaged Edward ]. Rat.
cliffe to play the part originated in this
country by Arthur Forrest in Cecil Ra.
ieigh's The Price Of Peace" which he is
about to revive IN Chicago
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Henry E. Dixey has resigned from The
Whirl Of the Town" in London
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Janice Wynne. who has been playing Acte
In Whitney and Knowles QUO Vadis." has
resigned from the company
Evening star., 1901-10-12

VIM. Courtleigh Is to be Virginia Harned's s
leading man in Alice Of Old Vfncennes."
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Frank Sheridan and Mayhem Slaughter,
oaughter OF Marie Wainwright, were mar
r1ed in New York October 3
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Sol Smith Russell has suffered a relapse
ana Is again seriously Ill at his summer
home in Edgartown. Mass.
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Hattie Foley has been engaged 60 sue
ceed Marion Abbott as Margot Howe IN
The Bonnie Rrier Bush"
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1gnacio Martinetti is playing In the Car
rie Radcliffe Stock Company in Philadel-
phia al the Star Theater
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Benjamin Howard has been released as
leading man for Viola Allen. w II. PAS
coe mas been chosen TO succeed him Mr..
Strollers"
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Frank w. Sanger has secured the rights
to THE Chinese Honeymoon" recently
produced In London with some success.
The piece is by George Dance. one Of tho
authors Of the late lamented Ladies' Pars
adise."
Evening star., 1901-10-12

VIM. A. Brady's revival Of "A Tour NJ
the World In Eighty Days has been I'm
definitely postponed
Evening star., 1901-10-12

A new play founded on Ira d. Sankey's
hymn The Ninety and Nine" is to he
produced next season by Frank Mckee,
The play Is to be story Of Indiana life.
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A troupe of dwarfs from Hungary. called
the Coltbris Mtdgets, have recently arrived
in this country and are already one of the
big hits in vaudeville. They are five in
number and the tallest is twenty-eight
inches,
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Anita Hendrie. well known in Washing
ton, has been engaged for TN York
state, replacing Ada Dwyer.
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Gertrude thinner has signed as prlrna
donna with The Bostoni8ns to alternate
with Frances Miller
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Mr.. Wilson Barrett's method Of celebrate
ing the millenary of King Alfred the Great
was to produce in Melbourne his new dra.
ma, THE Christian King" which. accord
ing to cable report. met with instant sucs
cess
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The Rays are again producing for the
last time" "A Hot Old Time in Boston.
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Fred Belasco and his wife are at New
York to place the biblical play. The Voice
of the Wilderness"
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Robert Downing has commenced divorce
proceedings against Eugenie Blair In San
Francisco as an offset to the action brought
by the latter against the former in CIeXo.
land several months ago.
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The next Savoy opera will be known as
'Merrte England" Basil Hood and Ed.
ward Gorman are to join forces in writing
it. and it will deal with the Elizabet HAN
period.
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Bert Leslie Of vaudeville fame has a NM
sical farce. entitled "A Crazy Guy" nov
playing In Virginia.
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Lewis Morrison In Faust" opened a new
theater, the Clement at Shsrbrooke. one
bee, the last week i'm Septernber.
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dy's Uncle Toms Cabin revival at the
Boston Theater
E Il. Price was In the city for brief
stay this week in the interests OF Wm. A
Brady
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Knox Wilson and Luella Drew of 'sThe
Burgomaster" company were married last
week In Albany, y. Y. Knox Wilson is
playing the title role In THE BurgomasteFD
this season
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Charles Frohman IL to produce The Girl
From Maxim's" In London with an En-
giish company.
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Grace van Studdeford has been engaged
as prima donna In the Bostonians in Maid
Marian"
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Marie Roebuck has been engaged to SUD-
port Katheryn Kidder In Molly Pitcher"
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Adelaide Prince, who has been support,
ing her husband, Creston Clarke in Shakes.
pearlan and other dramas for several sea-
sons past, has withdrawn from his con-
pany.
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Ward and Vokes are enjoying prosperity
with hodge-podge of fun and music in the
northwest. They have a new rnelange Of
talkativeness, entitled Pointers on Table
Etiquette" that has elected much favor.
able comment.
Evening star., 1901-10-12

An application for an injunction to re-,
strain Clarence M. Brune from presenting
the Fanny Davenport versions OF "Theo,
dcra" and Cleopatra" was filed Septembes
2S in st. Paul, Mimi, by Melbourne Moe.
Dowel.
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Opie Read is writing a play called "Tl
for Clay Clement
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Edward Harrtgan Of Harrigan and Hart
fame has been engaged for Wm. A. Bra
Evening star., 1901-10-12

An apt answer is credited to George San,
ger the weil-known English circus man.
On being esked what steps he would take
should a certain wild beast break out OF
his cage. he replied. with naivete, Blamed
long ones"
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Phoebe Davis. who created the role Of
anna Moore in Way Down East" has
played the part over thousand times.
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vaudeville in Boston.
Henry Bergman has resigned from the
Foxy Grandpa" company.
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Julia Marlowe. who has just returned.
from Europe. has secured the American
rights for Electra" Q Spanish play bE
Senior Perez 0aldos. which has been Rive&
with suocess In Spain. France and Gery
Phillips. the author of "Herod" and ..Paoi6
and Francesca" for a metrical drama OF
a biblical subject. which she will PRODUCE
next September. Miss Marlowe viii nex&
spring. after playing when KnishxhooH
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Fercy Haswen made a success OF the
title role in a revival Of Catherine al
Chase's Theater in Baltimore this week.
Evening star., 1901-10-12

Nay hokes, who has been I'll for many
weeks. is able to be out. She is TO an
pear In the Whose Baby Are You?" COM
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Blanche Bates has been forced to re,,,a
temporarily from the Under Two FIaes'
company by reason Of an attack of nala.
rial fever, sustained in Detroit last week
Evening star., 1901-10-12

1ranVlhe r. Sturgis has just completed A
three-act dramatlzation OF Lorna boone =
which he expects will be brought out this
season.
Evening star., 1901-10-12

All of the theaters in the Proctor circ iit
We're closed Wednesday afternoon during
the funeral of the late Mrs. F. F. Proctor.
wife of the well-known theatrical manager
Evening star., 1901-10-12

The marriage is announced Of Georse NJ
Deyo of Andrew Mack's company to Mat
Tie snyder, daughter of Matt b. and Rose
Snyder of II nder Two Flags"
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04
LOCAL IN BRIEF.

DR.. Thomas - Hall wa- IN ia" city
saturday.
Miss Willi" Cation H. visiting friends
In Illinois.
T.. u Martin lrn this week for .Icf.
fcrson 'iiy.
Miss AN" King j. visiting friends
In Kansas ''ity.
q. \. Wright .Imn, sunday NJ his
home In this city,
& q. Alexander. Of blackburn. was
IN town saturday,
Miss Mary puigl.y l. up again AZ.
II. u short illness.
Miss Georgic Burns left Friday for
u visit to 81. Louis friends
stephen Potter who has been quite
sick With ton-iliti> l. better.
Miss Mercy White left Friday for Il
visit IA friends IN 1T. Louis.
Rev. Gus Mitchell returned Friday
from II trip through Kansas.
Com u. Storts, Of slater, attended
IA business In our city Saturday.
n. \. Allen. of Lexington. wa- the
guest of Marshall friends Friday.
Mrs. Burtis Price made n visit "a
relatives NJ blackburn this week.
u. :. l,icharl, Of Napton, was in
Marshall visiting friends ON Friday.
Miss Ava Steele VA out saturday
for the first time since her recent i'll
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04

ness.
Misses Stella and Nell Hi,t returned
Friday from u yi-i, to friend. In Lib
erty.
Mrs. Al Juri.n and sou visited T..
7. Reynolds aud vii. NJ slater this
week.
Scwcll Burrus-. of Miami. was the
guest ,hi. week of J.. ID. F'ri-ioc and
family.
Miss Edna stephens. ~ Boonvillc.
was the CUES, of friends in this city
saturday.
&. q. Patterson, of the Blackburn
Record. visited relatives In this city
saturday.
Mrs. y. Mex Myers and children
returned Friday from u visit 10 rela-
tive. AT Miami.
Rev. Taylor bernard, Of 81. Louis.
occupied the pulpit u, the &, y. church
sunday morning.
Mrs. !. &. Farrell and children.
Nanni" and Joe are visiting relatives
= II Monroe city.
Miss Mary Scott, of J~rrs.yyille, H.,
l. III. guest Of Mrs, Charles Parent IN
lbrunswick avenue.
Mr.. Jack Hurt. of Hoping. was
the guest Monday of Mrs. James
Wingiield at Hotel Hurt.
Mrs. George Young and daughter.
Miss Virginia, spent saturday with
+. II. Gillian at Gillian.
ID, Il, Ponce. Of 'olwell. Texas, is
making u visit to his daughter. Mrs.
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04
q. W. Johnston ~ this city.

given 10y Miss Sadie Morris.
CELSIUS Orear aud wife. the guests of
Mrs. BETTE Noble. have returned tn
their home In Houston. Texas.
Mrs. Ethel whn-cu Of the New
York Store. has been ut home sick
this week with a v~acrina,cd arm.
Miss Annie Mitchell and Nell Burk.
head ~ ~. I.oui. attended the funeral
~ the late Mrs. Laura Burkh.ad.
Mrs. Henrietta I.atimer entertained
ut dinner recently. complimentary tn
Miss Hattie He'll. of Pueblo. Colorado.
J. n. Cordcll. Of Prescott. Arkansas
visited his mother Mt Glasgow. also
Marshall relatives and friends recent
~.
sam Mead and Marvin Orear. of
slater. spent Monday night with Mar.
shall friends watching the old year
nut.
Tea Nay lor. who has been seriously
III. H. better. but does not improve ~
fast n his friends would like to hav.
him.
Misses Jennie Orrison aud Marie
King. of Grand Pass. were guests of
Mrs. Frank Odell several days this
week.
Misses Genie aud Josephine Talbot. |
~ raola. Kansas. guests at Capt. W.
u. Alison and family have returned
home.
We ARE glad Ia know that Miss rri--
ella Br-a,hcl. ~ Nelson. l. conva.
descent after an Illness ~ several
weeks.
Miss Laura Orcar left Monday morn.
Ing fnr Jefferson city. where she has
accepted - rl"rk-hip under E T..
Orrar.
w, \. Beatty spen, ,h" Christmas
holidays very pleasantly with his fam.
~ in this city aud left this week for
II. Louis.
Misses Edith Leonard aud Fannie
tordcll were entertained several days
this week by Mi-s Louis. Noble on
North street.
Mis-. Elizabeth Wisdom. Of Mexico,
Mo-, who has been the CUES, ~ her
parents. {. &. Wisdom aud wife. has
returned home.
Mrs. !. ". SmOOt AMI son. Bragg.
az Dallas. Texas. are visiting the
formers uncle, Joseph Burberry and
wife Of this city.
Mrs. u. r.. l.. Smith and children,
Virginia aud Charles, left sunday af-
ternoon for u visit Ia James Goodwin
aud wife ut Alma.
Mrs. Charles Minor and daughters.
Eleanor aud Grace, Of Independence,
visited the formers sister, Mrs. w.
w. Banks this week on Odell.
Messrs Tom and Matt Holland, Of
~. Louis. enjoyed the holiday, with
John King. al S~harkelford, where
much 81 the time was spent hunting.
Miss Virginia Young informs lis she
will leave during the early part Of
January 10 resume her voice culture
with Charles Humuhrry MT III. Lnuis
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04

burg. where he has a position as drug
clerk.
T.. n. I,ea and e.. NJ. Buckner TO-
turned Saturday from Kansas city.
where they attended u meeting Of the
board of the institution for the Feeble
Minded.
DR.. Galloway aud wife. T. =. Spcn.
Ger aud Miss ITnDic striker returned
Friday nom Jefferson cay. where
they attended the Teachers state as
ISOLATION.
Miss Ethel sparks. ~ Kansas city.
was the guest several days this week
Of Mrs. N. Newell and Miss Ada
sparks at the home of the latter on
brunswick
Major George Landlord. who has
been so afflicted with rheumatism Ibis
winter. had the pleasure of u visit
from his brother. n J.. Landlord. ~
Pueblo. Colorado. las, week.
n. n. Downing returned Thursday
from Southwest Missouri. where he
sold q big bill of goods. Tie spent
several days In the city and left sun.
day for Oklahoma Territory.
Miss Ora V. Cason. who has u posi-.
tion with Emery, Bird u Thaycr,
Kansas city. has returned home after
% pleasant visit Ia her father. John a.
Ca-on. and family, ~ this city.
John NJ. rcnick. professor ~ chem
istry In the Missouri Valley College
ut Marshall. was here Monday. u"
came up from Roanoke with his father
in.law. Judge i.aMotic. Huntsville
Herald.
j. q. Patterson and wife entertained
their relatives IN sunday nnd the day
was quietly and pleasantly spent. u
was the regret ~ all present that Miss
Mnudc Patterson was unable 4 H.
present.
DR.. w. u. Black returned Monday
afternoon from Jefferson city. where
he attended the State Teachers A..
socintion and on Sunday u. dedicated
the handsome new &. u. church u,
macon city, Mo.
Is. y. Sterlin aud wife. az lc,tis
county, drove over aud spent several
days last week visiting the %latter's
mother. Mrs. Eliza Dawes. at Orear-
Vile. They were also guests ~ T.. W.
Dawes On Friday.
Mrs. Marion Garrard arrived from
~. Louis Thursday night and will
make an extended visit 10 her mother.
Mrs. Hunter, and her son, Walker;
the latter, We are glad to learn, IL i'm
proving In health.
Judd Parrish spent the holidays at
his home In this city aud started out
this week to work for the American
ArithmOmeter Company, Of which he
general agent In North and South la
kota and Montana.
Mr.. Hugh ThOrp. from near Mar.
shall, came up Monday evening to
visit the family ~ Mr.. John Kitchen.
lie was accompanied by Mrs. Eugene
Kitchen, who spent Christmas here
with Air, John Kitchens family. -i4x-
inutnu Intplliu.n,ar
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04
Stops the Cough and Works of the Cold.

Laxative lir0mo-Qninine Tablets
cure u cold in one day, No cure, no
pay. Price - cents.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26
At the Opera House.

1t 10 not necessary to pass flstter-
ing remarks to Miss Josephine
Stanton, because abe always has an
is again the pct Of the Honolulu
audience which gathers at the o. e'a
House. We will today only make
a mention OF Mr.. George Lvding,
the tenor OF the company. He has
one of the sweetest tenor voi0es
that it has been of good luck to
listen to. He is a musician OF rare
ability aud it is worth barrel OF
money (even II we have TO tax sugar.
10 60 to the Opera House aud hear
Lydipg and Miss Stanton sing to-
gether. The staging and the assist
ants OF the Stars did great crsdit to
Mr.. Hallam, the manager OF the
companL. We we're going to throw
a few bouquets at the chors' which
is really excellent, but remem5 re !
in time that thu very virtuous l. gis
lature is still in session and might
pass a law prohibiting "tisbts
Bv all masns get TO the Opera
House tomorrow.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26
Let us Lis en-.

The following communication
from the Research Club was read
ard fled in the Legislature yester
day:
The Honorable President Kaiue and
Members OF the Senate OF the
Territory OF Hawai-:
Gentlemen-Tbe Young Men,
Research Club cordially invites the
me- m hers Of your honorable body
to meeting Of the club, to be helc
at the Young Mems Christian As
sociation hall, Friday evening
April 26, 1901, at 8 o'clock Toe
Honorable X. W. Wilcox, Delegate {
to Congress from the Territory
will deliver an address on Hawaiian
affairs 10 Congress.
Mr.. E M. Boyd will a|so deliv.
an address. Very respectfully.
P G. ATHERToN,
Secretary Young Mems Research
Club. a
Honolulu, 81. T.. April "a, 1901.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26
COME ON GIRLS.

There is no qlestion now as to
our boys going into politics. We
: tried to keep them out but Attorney
General Dole has rendered deci-
sion which gives the dear girls a
chance to vote in this Territory. We
hope the danes can also run for the
Legislature, and be elected, because
the lobbyists are dead tired OF work.
ing with politicians OF tho male sex.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26
Mass Meeting.

Another mass meeting by tho
Home Rulers will be held at 7
o'clock tomorrow evening at Hal
moeipo, outside of the Drillshsd.
The speakers will be Delegate R,
w. Wilcox, Senators w. White, D
Kanuha aud DR.. R ,ssell, 8 we'll as
Representatives John Emmeluth,
II. M. Kauiho, r. Puuki aud j. X.
Hihio.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26
FRIDAY. APRIL 26, 1901.
LEGISLA TON.

On Wednesday, April 8, Governor
O1ell sent to the Nav York Senate
at Albany bill OF 1000 pager, being
a revised charter for the city OF
New York, with the request that it
bs considered at once. The Senate
passed the bill within one hour on
tho day OF its reseipt The next
dav, Thursday, the bill passed the
Assembly within four hours, and on
the next day, Friday, the bill wss
on its way to New York City bear
ing the Governors signature.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26

We have tried to say "pau" to the
ill-feeling which naturally arose
among the Hawaiians. during those
disastrous days. But when we find
the organ of Thur.ton daily sbus
ing young Hawaiian, whose skin
ia as white as that Of the owner of
the Dole. .Thurston organ, and heap
ing abuses on the boys who have
Hawaiian boGd in their veins, we
believe the moment has come, when,
in mass, meeting assembled, the
voters OF this country should meet
and publicly announce through a
resolution that the people Of Hawaii
have no faith in the present Govern
or and desire his immediate retire.
ment.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26
THE GOVERNOR Is MISTAKEN

We doubt that Mr.. S. B. Dole is
following or responding, to the best
interests Of the Territory by declin'
ing to the first Legislature an extsp-
sion of time in which to settle and
dispose of vital measures for the
welfare Of this little &C cmmouweal b,
foreibly annexed to the Great Re
public Of the United States.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26

The contemplate attitude OF the
Governor has been OF such a char
acter that few Americans would
tolerate. He is there of course, but
when we did get annexed we
thought that the Sand Bag Dole
regime was NO longer wanted.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26

This action may bs dwelt upon
by our Legislators with profit and
by Gov. Dole with equal profit il
the facts reach his comprehension,
we mean by this if he has capacity
OF mind to perceive and understand.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26
Court Decides Against Pain.

The Supreme court bas decided
that the Tramways company doas
not have tho right to douhle-track
that having failed so to do during
the time fixed by it's original
franchise. it i. now confined to .
single track.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26

THE INDEPENDENT doesn't want TO
break open old political sores and
az the Governor Anows, there 10 no
ill-ieeling towards him as citizen
OF the Territory and an old resident
OF Hawaii.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26

Would it not be good policy on
his part to try TO smooth the hostile
feelings which necessarily arose in
the days gone by, when MIR Dole
one day was sworn servant of the
Queen and the next day cursed
rebel.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26
BY AUTHORITY.
NoTIoE.

All parties hav;n, accounts against
the House of Representatives are
requested to present tha same be-
fore II o'clock noon, SATURDAY,
April 9th.
j.. .MAKAINAI,
Chairman. Committs. on Ac-
counts.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-04-26

Upon the overwhelming weight Of
authority, as we'll as from the Or
ganic Act itse'f, it seems to me
plain that the word "citzen" can
not be limited to those who have
the right OF suffrage, but also in
cludes women and children, who,
by birth or naturalization, are sub
ject to the laws of the United States
and cf the Territory OF Hawaii and
entitled to the protection OF the
laws Of the United States and OF the
Territory OF Hawaii.
have the honor to be, sir, with
great respect, your obedient servant,
E. P. Dole,
Attorney General,
Evening star., 1901-02-08
MRS. NATION TO LEGISLATORS.
Tells Them How to Make Prohibition
Law Effective.

Mrs Nation addressed both houses of
the Kansas legislature at Topeka last night
on the saloon traffic. She presented herself
at the door of the house with the request
that she be allowed to speak. The request
was voted upon, and by large majority
Mrs. Nation was allowed to speak. Some
few voted no.
II heard those noes" said Mrs. Nation,
as she walked upon the clerks platform.
81 wondered why those people voted that
way. Have / ever offended you? Why do
you object to my talking? But, then, don't
! know that those noes come from the
liquor traffic."
house and II was several minutes before
Mrs. Nation could proceed.
THANK God, the noes are In the minor
ity," she continued. II come to you to-
day, men, as a woman. as grandmother.
j come to tell you our sentiments.
Now gentlemen said Mrs. Nation, I'm
an earnest tone, you can remedy this con-
dltion by knocking out the clause in the
prohibitory law which gives the county at
torney the right to summon witnesses, but
refuses him the right to compel them to
testify. You would do II if common mur-
derers were running loose; why not do II
in this case?
Now. men," she said, II am pleading
with You. have been forced TO do this
smashing before. l am going to tell the
truth to you: you have not been doing
your duty A good, solid vote is the best
thing in the world with which to smash
the saloons You refused me the vote, and
i had TO use a rock.
1.-The saloon man." said Mrs. Nation, rs
a malicious pauper. He thrives on the life
blood of the men of this nation. Whisky
makes periurers. L would not believe .