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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
SOUEEZFRS ABE LIBERAL
They VIII sell 10 the shorts yOr $3.50
share.

Tonight an Individual who las been
party 70 the conference relating TO the
strained conditions in Wall street this
week made statements and explanations
which give TO the contest in all street
a different construction than was gener-
ally accepted down town today. He sa--:
Tomorrow morning Kunn, Loeo & %.
viii publish notice saying that they viii
let out their Northern facific 70 shorts
at $50 4 positive statement is made
tonight that tomorrow J. .. Morgan -
Co. VIII notify shorts that they will Oe
released on short obligations 70 --organ
& Co. on the basis Of $50. This VIII be
he penaIization. The shorts viii get no
stock from Morgan & 90. They Wa get
only freedom.
THE Burlington deal VIII be known
tomorrow as an accomplished fact. II
has already been accomplished. The
Morgsn-Hm interests control the North
ern Pacific stock and BOARD OF -
rectors has absolute power to close the
Northern Pacific-BuIsington merger
without the consent Of swo-thirds OF
Northern Pacific stock.
THE cid laws Of lAe Northern Pacific
prescribed that two thirds Of the stock
should assent 70 such = transaction az
the present deal. 1hls provision stin
printed IN the manual accepJe- as au-
thentic has misied the opponents OF the
MorEan-Hiu plans. because, in the reor-
ganization the two-thirds provision wss
abolished ard the power was vested sole
~ n the Dosrd OF directors-
THE board had stiDylste- la. when
two-thirds of tas Burlington Etock ha-
been deposited IN a designated trust com
pany the Northern Pacifc-burlingtoa
should thus heautomaticaliy close lac
stock has been deposited Al dthe transac-
tion Is consummated-
Meanwhile the Kuhn-Loeo interests
believing LAT a tVvo-thlrds stock consent
in Northern Pacific vas necessary &c a
consummati0n. have striven % absorb
enough Northern Pacific u przTsnt two
thirds consent. with resuits seen N Wau
street this week Tnls afteruooa they dis
covered that tuo-thlrds consent g North
srn Pacific stock vas noL necessary -
the Hili-2farzan deaa- tlat they act
&c On wrong information OF that point
''2foreover. chcy learned late today that
whns fhe Northen Pacific scrp they
hold and their paper coatracts made The
aggregate they rad soug1t, the paper
cprt-acts we're r. part empty f5r the
shorts couia ret GET the ssoek thsy had
aErse1 % -ellver.
'C0nviction was compelled thzt Alor-
Eaa-Eli rad THE reaI Eoodz-tse scrip.
and therefore that the sceuzulatlon =
northern Paciac 81 ths hanss - s-uaa.
Loeb q Co vas saratsrs-z1Iy rzlrsless
DEAL - So WsAFE -lss
'Hsue-- arc1r1lng % Statement 70
ms hy one ~ the Kaha. Isesb q CO.
rr1zp thls eVealae. ths Ao-the-u Faess1-
EsaF.inFron ceal la sure ars szfe Is
htnE tr1s. s.uhn. Loeb 4 Ce. hars -
tactical uss fsr theiF iozd - S1r-hera
FarsTc ard 80 thersf1re iet & cat te-
norrav g shorls - - sd -lseharss
rsEers - rarer crztsacts - fr
Hsack .asT ce--- rcs Tat o. --s SANE
t4ss
-eira masfe iesl sae rtsis.
Esea - -gaa q ra- 1et - 1silrs-
1serl1erz fzlc s1-.s ta-E1 st7rts
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
WRECK AT KREMLIN
Thirteen Freight & ars Double Up on
Right Of way.


Right Of way.
Kremline. 0. T., May 9.-Kremline's
reputation for railroad wrecks was fully
sustained early this morning when an
extra northbound freight was partially
ditched; great damage done and trains
delayed for some hours
A through extra freight in charge of
Conductor Dixon and Engineer Butler,
from Caldwell, was running at high speed
at o'clock this morning when just
south of the Kremline station, the sand
board fell truck jumped, and in an
instant q long train of loaded cars was
doubled Up and their contents strewn
all over the right of way
There was no loss of life and no serious
injury, which was remarkable. The
engineer and conductor. with the balance
Of the train crew. were shaken up and
frightened, but none hurt. There were
sixteen tramps in one empty car. and
they were thrown in heap. Beyond a
good scare there was no injury to them.
The cars contained a heterogeneous MKT
ure, and all Of it was strewn all around
for a hundred feet TWO big cars were
deposited squarely over the main truck.
Two others telescoped; another was com
pletely run through by a big timber in
the car just back of it. A number were
literally torn into kindling wood. Thirteen
cars in all, with their contents. were
wrecked.
Three passenger trains were delayed
four hours by the accident. No. .. due
out of Enid at 6 o. clock this morning, did
not leave there until about TO- No S6 was
delayed and the morning southbound
passenger lost considerable time at
Kremlin Wrecking crews went out from
enid and cleaned up the track so trains
could pass, but there is yet much work
to be done. The passenger trains had TO
pass over the siding, as the rails of the
main track we're badly twisted by the
wreck.
Kremlin has several times been the
scene Of wrecks, and seems to be rather
fatal to the road in that respect
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
MOCKLEY
SUCCUMBS
SUDDENLY
Mayor Of Perry Found Dead
in His Bed.
HIS CITY is IN GLOOM
Well Beloved of All His Fellow
Citizens.
AN EXCELLENT OFFICER
His Wife Was Absent and
Was Notified.
AN EXCELLENT OFFICER

Perry, o. T. May s.-Newly-elected
Democratic mayor, Ed NJ. MockIey. aged
a. died suddenly of heart disease some
time early this morning while in bed. Mr..
Mocldey had presided at a long session
Of the council meeting last night, and
his little son. Willie, who slept with him.
discovered his fathers death. A 15-year
old sister. Loretta, was the only other
person in the house, Mrs. Mockley being
at waul1on. Iowa, at the bed side of her
sick father. She has been telegraphed
the sad news. The children are grief
stricken. Kind neighbors and friends
are caring for them and doing all possible
10 notify relatives, several brothers and
sisters elsewhere.
Mr.. Moclley carried insurance in the
Catholic Knights, $500; Woodmen Of the
World, g 600 and A 0. q. W, 5000
President Of the Council Harry Short
man is acting mayor pending a special
election TO fiji the vacancy.
The deceased was late a member Of the
hardware firm Of Fleming, Nockley &
Farmer here and had but withdrawn
from the grm upon his election. He
was building a fine house in northwest
Perry
Some Of the leading Democrats hold
that the president Of the council viii be-
come mayor and that there win be no
election, but the law provides a special
efecHon notice Of which must be promul-
gated by the council in ten DAYS.
The city is in gloom. All citizens
speak of Mr. Moekley as a broad minded.
generous. patriotic citizen, and predict
he would have made a good officer.
No arrangement in regard to the fun
eral have yet been made and viii not be
until Mrs. AIockley arrives.
Mrs. 1Iockey would have returned to
Perry last week, but Mr.. Mockley wanted
60 surprise her by taking his wife to his
charming new home. a total surprise to
her.
hir. Mocdey started out with d vigorous
discharge of his duties as mayor. clean
ing up the streets. repairing sidewalks,
and was looking carefully after each de-
partment of the city. The buns, tramps
and peddlers were being looked after and
the city was getting too warm for them.
Had 0fr AIoclley lived his term out there
would have been some needed laws made
and enforced. a late telegram states
AIRS. A1oekley IS on her way home ard
VIII arrive Friday evening.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
FLEW LIKE WILD FIRE
Blackwell Hears Report Of a Coal
Discovery.

Blackwell, o. T. May She News
says 1.-THE whole city Is astir today. Ex-
element is intense. The news Of the dis
covery OF coal near the Ice plant today
few like wildfire and the people hooked
10 the scene this afternoon 20 examine
the shale and conditions.
''The discovery was made about q.
o'clock this morning by workmen who
were digging a well for the ice plant.
only forty feet OF depth had been reach
ed but scattering deposits were pieked
out and placed in the hands Of experts,
who pronounce the article coal without
doubt. The workmen say there are
strong indications that more underlies.
The coal is lying directly under the shaie.
which is but natural, and when & piece
is dug out It presen.s the same appear
ance as in the mining districts. Tne
shale IS also similar.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
sh,,,.lI notnr eood Work.

Ardmore. I. T. May al. ". shartsi
has been in the city now for a couple q
davs assisting the purchasing committee
in securing the right Of way Tor ths
Cboctaw. oklahoma and Gulf road. Mr..
shartel has done some good work TOO.
since hts arrival, having brought about a
reconciliation between several parties
but at the same time there remains some
property owners on the right cf way who
stnl persist IN asking more Ter their
property than the COMMITTEES IS willing
70 rav
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10

Now Is the time q nave one OF those
fine Feather mattresses made from your
old feather beds. Drop a card 10 so
Riverview avenue and sample mattresses
viii be shown at the house WIN also
buy feather beds. old OF new. Large
Goose or Duck Pillows for sale az s. pair
$50 Rlverview avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
RnIing OF Postmaster r.orerv.

IL Reno. o. T.. May "a dispatch 20
5he II Reno Democnt says News has
just reached town 6f another killing ont
81 Washita county The particulars are
very meager and about an that can bc
found out is that Postmaster T.owcry OF
tho village of Garter ard his son.
youag man about g years az aEe. were
both shot ln q difficulty last saturday
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
SOME MORE DOCTORS
DIR. Hayes Buxton ISSUES several
Certificates.

Certificates.
Oklahoma City. May s.-Dr. Hayes
Buxton has registered e following ply
sicians this week. Dr. Luther Bishop OF
Shawnee, graduate Fort 5, orth universi-
ty: DR.. A. " DurAer Narvina, Rush
Medical college; Dr. us talbot Norey.
Ponca City, College O. Physicians and
Surgeons, Keokuk. Iowa; Dr. Eugene
Dixon. Oklahoma City, Louisville Medical
College; Dr James N Sullivan. Humph-
reys No. Missouri --edical College. st.
Louis; Dr. Solomon c. Martin, 80 Louis,
Barnes A-edical College: A.. Jackson, Ft.
sill. Louisville Medical College; Dr.. John
Deutsch, Baker Military Hospital Scnool,
Stawropol, Russia; IT. W--lam T. How
ell. Fort sin, American Electric Medical
College. .ncinnat; DIT. Henry A. Con-
ser, Fort ST.. Louisville Medical Col
lege; DIT. Elmer Ellsworth Holt, Okla
homa City. Barnes Medical College. St.
Louis
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
WHAT dILL SAYS
Didn't Know a Thing About the
squeeze.

James Efi. president Of the Great Nor
theTn railroad. took dinner with his son
at the Metropolitan club this evening.
When seen concerning the struggle IN the
stock market. be said;
When I have spoken AZ ali. I have
tried to make people understand that I
have had nothing 70 do st All with this
market TRANSACTIONS. I have been busy
all day buying locomotives Tor the road
I have nor been IN the street and have
neither bought nor sold share of Nor
thern Pacific.
Russell Sage. when seen tonight az his
home and asked his opolnion On the stock
market. said.
y have been associated Intimately with
transactions in Wan street FOR hslf a cen
tury and I can truly say that the last
two DAYS have been the most remar1-
able I have ever seen. Fictitious and IN
nsted values have prevailed ard the
smash that vas Inevitable has come. 1
kne wit would come. and predicted T.
True. thousands vii 20 70 the val, but
this IL only an incident n the aght-
This whole thing got SIS orsE;n 81 an
attempt 70 divert tr5f1c from its natural
and csrtral COURSES 10 s-ard the vest 81
a.
natural route. Yesterday "wednesday
was Absolutely unprecedented III ths nis-
tory q the financial word However. I
90 not anticipate serious results. ~ to
morrow CFr5syl things vii have begun
70 settle. ard the general commozssnss
people win PIT things % rights. The
prosperity q the counfTT - TOO great -
ferrnit q this crash arsctinK e. se--
oseiy"
The Tribure tcrnCrrcw. WI saTs
-After Ere most disastriogs psriof q
vssteraav-a crash 81 fhe stock rnaykst
had passed number - TIE Esro1gest
banks in The clfT forned q money pool
70 ieuE the STOCK market Borrowers on
approved coisteTaA
Late last CThgrusayl svsri1E. = vas
srfa1ratfveiy STATED thsf .1e lc4cE suaee
yesterday rTnurztaTl - fhs srs7eis'si
hsuks ard J P Horxau ant c1r-pa-F-
afaouaslnz la the szErsEzts % ne4-iF
81 90 90. wlu rof - caltcf totaT on
dsvl AZ thaf IRE rate - lrter@Ft Sil
h- raa1ksd 61wn - EaferisllT ssloF
yessxrtsTrs rIe.lTH21y5 r7li-E f1s1-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
BARNES KEPI BUSY
Friends Congratulate Him on His
Ncy Position.

Guthrie. @. t.. Nay e.-Governor c. IL
Barnes was kept busy today receiving
the congratulations Of his friends ol the
fact that he is 20 be president Of the new
Logan county bank. People had an idea
that Governor Barnes would leave Guth-
rie and possibly the territory and am
nouncement made yesteriay was a COM
plete surprise 10 his friends.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
. - - ~ = 7TA.
ears The q Tie kld fg Hse sIaas 60gZhi
'.'7a'''' a N,zHHzZzzzzs(
EIffr-rnn 1Ehi.l,r -

Ardmore. l. T.. May s.-Fifty-two vhis-
ky cases have already been triad in the
court which IS in session at Pauls Yai-
ley this week With one exception All
of the men pleaded guilty to the charge.
Jim Burch s.terted 20 fgft lho case but
when the evidence was all in he decided
to plead guuty
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
THR MISSES BELL,
IS & so FTfth Avenue, New York

The 1lsses Bells cOmpiezioa Tsaic r.
harmless liquid Tor external FpiicatiDn %
the skin. IL removes entirely AL frrckies.
moth, biackheads. pimples. and tan, ana
cures entirely acne and eczema, ana
heautihrs the coBuir Nt0a- Price 81 p per
bottle. three bottlee fusuaily rcquiroe q
clear tne com plrKfnni sz.13
The 1isse6 Bells Cspiiia Renova is
preparation for naturally restoring gray
fo0ks 20 their original color. Capi1s
Heuova IA really 4 Hair Food, knd siren 9Th
ems end iuvlKoratEz the hair ID rtsnrei
Nay. ard thus restores its original ooior.
Price e. 20 uer hottia.
The Misses Beii's skin Fscd 4 soft
creamy. exQuie ielfely scented ointment, fnf
MID cases ~ Foughuc8s. reirete. pirupits
etc. II cure iR ifzef. "a al exocilfnt
retiring cream Prize - eenta per ar
The Misses BELLS Lambs Wooi Sep Is
made from pure oil of Lasans' " ooL Frsoe
g cents rfr case
A rrnQr5cfe ire ~ shove eE0ntFfte
preparations arr always kerf in stock. ard
HraH Ha.t fHr.as1 O. q ff.eIN a-fF.f
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
Don't Aeespt . SubstItule ]

When you ask for Cascarets be
sure you ger the genuine Cascarets
Candy Cathartic. Don't accept
fraudulent substitutes. limitations or
counterfeitsi Genuine tablets stamp
FL c. c. g Never sold IN bulk
al drugEists. Toc.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
BIG CROWDS SIRE
Guthric Threatens to be Packed Next
EuesdaY.

Guthrie. May s.-One OF the largest
crowds ever in attendance at an inaugu
rat,cn Of a governor of Oklah0ua viii be
present next Monday to sec Goveroor-
Elect jenkins and Secretary Elect Grimes
take the oath Of Office. Plans are being
made in towns all over tie territory 10
send large delegations and the entertaia-
ment facilities Of the capital city viii be
taxed 10 the utmost caracity, The In
auguration banquet and ban in the even
Ing VIII be a splendid affair and many
tickets Tor that event have already been
spoken for. While the plans for the
event have been made in large measure
yet the committee is now busy looking
after the minor details
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
ROAR is RIGHTEOUS
Politicians Take Sd tors for million
aires.

Guthrie. o. r.. Nay s.-A number Of
the newspaper men Of the territory have
sent up roar. because of the fact that
the committee in charge of the inaugura-
tiou ban and banquet has evidently de-
cided that complimentary tickets are
not 10 be issued. Ihe newspaper men
feel like objecting 70 putting Up $500 for
a plate and hence the roar.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
INDIAN DANCING GROUNDS
Sacred spot in Iowa Country Is for
sale

Guthrie. @. T.. May 9.-The old dancing
ground Of the Iowa Indians, in Payne
county. win be sold according to orders
issued by the local land Office. The
ground is near Perkins and IS an historic
spot and It's history is wen filled with
peculiar Indian traditions. Some weeks
ago q resident of Payne county attempt
ed 10 homestead the land, but his claims
were rejected by Secretary Hitchcock.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10

Democrat is the new mayor Of this c.ty.
hav ns been electeo over John n Hale.
a Republican The e.e-aon. whle an 'n-
teresung one. was very quiet. Both
candidates Tor mayor were formerly res
idonts of Guthrie.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
ST. PAUL INTERESTED


- Pfai Niar Hsy s-sf trs fscTfa-
era Paacc Teaerar crloss 81 ss.s cry -
taT ~ rs-ssss.rr 20 fe~ Hev fars
sfref rerxsf usrs uatrtes VIA irftrsF
isff-ert SO x-ssrstres rf go rfs~
afrr affrnrt-f Erss.t-at q Free
Positively -sf1sxs 81 ta.s ast 49, ~
fzlra = tes s-rrtesr- fsH rsea
60. =. - -.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
HOT CAKES RlYALLED
In the sale of Town Lots at Lahoma,
OF

Iaaoma. @. r. May s-The town lots.
which were placed on sale here. have
sold with surprising rapidity and it is
understood from q perfectly reliable
source that the town site company sold
si5Qo worth of lots on the hrst day Of
the sale. Lahoma is sure 90 be a good
town. and the people viii set 70 the
sront In true Oklahoma style
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10

MY RHEUrIATISfT CURE IS Just as
certain to cure rheumatism as water
is to queHch thirst. No matter what
part of the body the pain may be in
or whether il is acute or chronic,
HUNYON'S RHEUrIATISn CURE
will drive It out IN q Jew hours, and
fully cure in q few days.-f1UNYON.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure VIII cure any case Of
indigestion or stomach trouble.
Ninety per cent Of kidney complaints, including
the earliest stages Of BTghts Disease, can be cured
with Munyon's Kidney Cue
Munvon 'sCatarrh CureVlll cure catarrh ofthe head
throat and stomach, nomatter Of how long standing
Nervous affections and diseases OF the heaFtarecon-
tTolled andcured by Munyon 'sNerve and HeartCure.
Munyon Cold Cure VIII break upanyform Of cold.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost powers 70 weak
men Price 81.
The Guide 70 Health Greel tells about diseases
and their cure. Get II Al any drug store The Cures
are all on sale there, mostly at 2s cents vial
Munvon New York and Philadelphia.
MUNYON'S INHALEB CUBES CATAERHe
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10

night. The elder Lowery was instantly
killed and the young man dangerously
wounded. A man by the name Of Now
Ian did the shooting and is in jail.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
T.ornsan PILES Hi- Bond.

Guthrie. Nay 81 = Ihonrsoa. Ter
rl+ortsl treasurer. yesterday fled MS
bond Tor Sse.oo with the seoretsry et
the territory. The bond was made oy the
E.aelity and Deposit company q Aary-
land ana was approved sy Governor
Barnes. The bond was naa1s ort e the
tine of the appointment q Treasurer
Thomnsou bat Vas not pressnis1 unzil
yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
PoUiTRY AND SWINE.

Barred Plymouth Rocks. Partridge
Cochins, Bun Oringtons. White Tur-
keys and GuIneas. Rouen Ducks. regis
tered Poland-China swine. Prize-win-
ners. All kinds Of hog and poultry rem
edies. Send for illustrated catalogue,
free. Otto Weiss. 1os 5. Rock Island
avenue, wichita, Kan
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10
s0Ne Big DECLlNES

Other stocks Bre4ined ziisssss of
Doiisr~ 81 sFtA
~s~ ve-< - s--a stafirtsrsl rr7s~w
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10

We have AZ last made the discovery
which has haiiied chemists and th others
for centaries-thet of absolutely destroy
ing supertous hair. root and branch,
entirely and permanently end tnat Toe
without impairiug IN any way the nnett
or most sensitive skin IL r. scarcely
possible to Overstatc the importance q
this discovery, or tho great good and salts
faction 10 win - TO those afflicted with
ono of tho most disarurinE and sggravat-
ing hiemfsheE-t that Of superruous hair on
the face or women, Thethef ir - mus
tachs OF growth on the neck. cheeka -
arms
The Misses Bell have thoroughly tested
lfs efficacy and are dessFous that the fuH
rnerita of their trcatuept 90 which thcy
have given tho descriptive uafDc cf Kill
AFL-HAfk'' shall De knowr 80 All afnictcd.
10 this end q trial VIII be sent free cf
charges. 20 any isdy who vii write Tor 49,
without = cent of cost gou can 49, fuf
yourselves what the discovery 81 the
evidence % yoyr own scaees WI then
convince yon that the treatment XIII
kL4~HAIR" 4" viii rid you q one 81 The
greatest draw backs % perfect l0vriineas.
the growth Of superti1ous hair on the fae6
or neck of women.
Please understand that personal demon
stratfon Of our treatment costs yca
nothing. A trial viii te Hant you free,
which you can use yourself snd prove nuF
cleiu1s by souding two stamps Tor inAl'inE-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10

Iouaon. -ay s.-Ths London county
council lean Aas been oFeT-slas-fi -fi1r-
three tirnes a1d the list has oeea closed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-10

THe MISSOURI PACIFIC sAT-sgAT
opsrates strictly wleaita- -xanszs cl.y
sse7sns car. leaving Ni1'.-a every H.s.i'
a. AS e-ct5cz aut arriving a. Kansas
cav az 80 = II Thss a. ea7 - oeSa-
PIED oy wsch-a ps12i4 ss early a. =
eslr. Leave wichita - ? n. arFsF-1s
= 81 rcass nsxz rorr-nE ~
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-04
Those Greeks!

In his volume on "Modsrn Aihens,'
George Horton says that shopping
in the Greek capital is more elabor-
ate, time onsumipe, and minute
process even than with us. "The
Oriental method of doing business
still prevails. The dealer sets a
price, the buyer another, and often
three or four hours of p,tien 80 will
contest far before a compromise is
+ reached. The patron asks: How
much is this piece Of silk7' One
dollar a vard,' is the reply. Thirty
cents is ffared. The merchant is
thrown into something resembling
an apoplectic fit. He swears by his
fathers soul that it cost ninety five
cents. The lady takes a seat with q
Sigh, and after twenty minutes, in
quires, innocently: Finally, thirty
cents9 'Neverl But to keep you
and not lose your costom, you may
have it for what l paid, ninety, five
CENTS you poor thipgP sighs the
lady, sarcasticslly. There are a
dozen or more women sitting about
the store. When finally the pro.
prletor comes down to price that
one is willing to pay, she rises, re-
ceives her bundle aud departs, de-
4 clarinR, good naturedly, that she
had been swindled, and that she viii
never come back again."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-04

"We are almost tempted to sound
the warning to our countrymen to
always beware of the white skin
brother, for he will use you for all
you are worth, and throw you by
without the least compunction
when you are the least bit in his
way, snd' he has reason to suppose
you are powerless to retaliate. But
in view of the fact that there are
many Of our go,d haole friends
who have stood by us through thick
and thin even to the detriment of
their interests why, we will refrain
from so doing"
And thereby the new paper draws
the color line, which we are trying
to eliminate. 1t is very condecend-
ing OF editor Meheula to acknowl-
edge that there are few good haole
friends here, and many Others know
it better than his present clique
does. Draw the color line and
make a fight against your "white
skip brother" and your small follow
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-04

Mrs. Wilcox and Meheula in their
first editorial paragraph say that
sas guardians Of the native Ha'
waiisns we m ust say, the treatment
John Lane received from some OF
the party that he worked long and
faithfully for, is no more than we
have all along been accustomed to
receive from the clique that downed
him."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-11-04
MONDAY, NOV. 4, 1901.
ANOTHER NEWSPAPER.

The Home Rule Republican is a
name OF a newspaper which will be
issued here bi weekly and is printed
in the Hawaiian and English Ian
gusge. We wish Mrs. R. W. Wilcox.
the publisher all possible success
and compliment her for having se-
cured such an able editor as Mr..
Solomon Meheula, whose experience
in newspaper work has taught him
q great IDEAL" even to running
"shy" on Saturday, an experience
which he may encounter again.