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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
Nus Baltimore Gnnnt1.

@9fimmer unfdG an Der 1. 4penue
unb Is. StraBe, Canton. =
So6n 8. Qnberfon erIitt eiren
S9dbel6ru3. = Srauunger. =
8erI9iebenes.
On Der Is. Strabe unb 1. QDenue,
Canton, ereignete ii9 geftsrn abenb
Elm unfaa, tpel9er our Jolge bate,
bob ieBt Sobn s.. Nnberion, As Sabre
aft, an O'9onnsa : Strube unb GAIT
QDenlte, Canton, pobnbaft, nit einem
@9Gbelbru9 i'm nSobns 9ppttnsz
9OfpituI" burnieberIiegt, tpeI4em er
pa6rI9einli9 erliegen ptrb. Qnberipn
begab fi9 geftern 46enb nit gilbert
Spes unb Darrell Smith in einsm etnz
fpdnntgen Surreb auf bic Sa6rt mad
Der 8o6nung zines Sreunbes i'm
gountD. On Der 1. Qpenue urtb Is.
StrdBe purbe bas 9efGbrt BON einsm
Waggon Der s8er. Strubenbabn : Sc
feqf9aft" ~getroffen unO 3ertriimmert.
9as pferb tpurbe get0btet unb Die
SniaiTen bes @efG6rts auf bic StraBe
geI9leubert. NnberI on purbe babel
angeblt9 BON benz SENDER bes 8agz
gons getroffen unb erlitt ben @4Gz
bel6ru9. Seine beiben Sreunbe ta=
men nit lei9ten 8erleBungen babon.
Wte ii9 Der unfaq ereignete, lit leiber
Big jeBt nod nt4t ouf9etldrt.
Srduungen.
ST. @rnIt Otto Qmberg, Sp6n BON
Srau Gegire 4m6erg, unb SRI. Siebes
Gatb. Grtel, So6ter BON Nitolaus II.
5elicttus Grtel, purben geftern 46en0
BON 9ator u. s. '@terger in beIen
Bfarrpobnung gum 8unOe fir's Gez
ben bereint. Nls 8rautfii6rer fun
girte 6r. Hi9. 4mberg unb 8rautz
iungfer mar SRI. Goa GrteG, S4pez
iter Der 8raut. Die 8rdut trug,ein
&Ieib aus fran50iiI6em Muslin, nit
Ntla5 z8dnbern unb r RIDDEN SpiBenz
beTaB, 1opie 8rdutroien. Die 8rdutz
jungfsr trug Elm G6nlides 8leio. Die
frD9Iide 9o43eitsfeier erfolgte in Der
y8esclle : 9a1e," 6tgblanOtopn, no
ii3 Ii. u. biele MitglieOer bes Ser
mania : Surnbereins" etnfdnben.
Oeriel6e PaItor truute geitern
M6enb in Ieiner 8FarrtpoAnung 9rn.
@iG6elm St. @pittel urb SRI. 4OeGine
8. Bed. Srau5eugen tparen Die So.
s. Selbri9 unb Ro6ert Spittel. Die
8ermG6lten perben lire Wo6nung in
Gr. 424, 2ombarb : StraBe, Sigh
lanbtopn, be5ie6en.
ai9ter 0eIIott trant.
Grz3i9ter George 0eGOtt bon Bal
timore : @ountD, friiber Mitglieb Oe5
9reisgeri4tes bes Gountps, liegt in
friti19em 3uitanbe i'm nStaot : 9oz
ipital" barrieber. @r 1T "a Sabre
ait uno elmer Der Glte ten QnpGlte in
Murplanb. Sein 3uitano lit Elm berz
artiger, buB iein Sob gu isOsr 3sit
eintreten fam.
8runbin Canton.
Sin 2agerf9upper Der n@unton
Miuing So" an Der 9. @traBe, na6e
O'Oonneu : StraBe, Canton, tpuroe
qeitern 4benb ooI5tGn0tg bur4 5euer
3erIt0rt. Der 9eIummti4a0en betrdgt
ettpa $500.
@nbe Der 40 # ii u NJ
bd9t.
Die 4OzitiinOige Inoadt, pel4e
am leBten @onntag Na4mittag in Der
ct. Nntonius : Stride 81 8aroenpiae,
Baltimore : Gountn, i6ren @nfang
na6m, ipurbe geftern N6eno nit elmer
feierli6en Pro5eiiion beenoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
2ntaIberidte aus @aibinstuu.
Der unterf3tugung Be-
fnulbidt.

|.O
So6n 2anrence S'9rien, ieit Iie6en
sSdbren Glert bes @rocers Srant
9ume bierfelbft, 1T bef4ulbigt, ieinem
Nrbettgeber $540O unterf9lagen gu
baben. @r b~erbeiratbete fi9 am 81.
Sttober b. S. nit SRI. Della O'9dp,
bic i'm S9uBdmts 8epartement an
gsits[t mar, unb berlteB @aibington
dngebli9 CUR 9o93eitsretfe nu4 Netpz
gorf. Man gIdubt iebo4, baB ct Ii4
in 2onbon befinoet.
8etunnter 9oteIbefiBer
geitorben.
9enrp 8rod. Sabre lang 8eiiBer
bes rGpngrefiional 9oteIs," Maibtngz
ton, bas neben benz &apitol liegt,
ftur6 geitern baielbft, @r mar in tpetz
ten &reiien befdnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
Gin frnnfer 0nnnernrur.

SpringfteIb, SGs., 4. goO.-
Der 3uitunO beg 8O1rOerneurs Oates
bon SGtnois 1T Elm bO9it bebentIi9er.
Der patient lit ben gun3en Sag ii6er
in einem 9elirium gepefeu unb feline
&0rpertemperatur betrGgt 104 9rab.
W}an fiir9tet bus S4ltmmite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

Or6efreGGe unb Ptuno>
Ia 8ecitaG. - Sin 3iemli4 gut
beIu6tes Recitul, befen Yrogrumm
tbeils or9eftreue, tbeiIs 9iunOlaz9iez
cen bot, fanb geitern 4benb in 8naz
be's 6uue an Der Baltimore traBe
ftatt. Sn6aGt, tpie 9ur6fiibrung bes
fnapp ge6altenen ProgrammS 3etgten,
mas bic Me6antt in Der Wuitt in I'M
feren 8ugen gu leiten i'm Stanbe lit.
0rei Nummern fir Sr6eItreqe BON
@ounob, Dubois unb Haff er0ffneten
bu8 9rogramm. Die Rafff9e Ga
bdtine fam bur6 einen unfaa bor3etz
tia gu Gnbe. S40n famen 3pet Gomz
pofitionen = r5antaiie" unb rS4erz
90" fir Bianold - CUR 8eltung. Sc
.fangli6 pirtte Mub. q. 8. 8oooAue
in benz Recitul nit. sic trug bier
2ieber Dor, in benen i6re umfangrei6e
unb ausgiebige @ttmme, fopie lire
refine Songabe beitens our 9eltung taz
men. Die SGngerin nurbe i'm erften
2ieo nit Sr9eitreqe, in ben iibrigen
auf benz 9iunOlu geididt unb pirtium
begleitet.
Der nGr8un9e Simmer
m G6renbe 8auz un6 Spar=
8eretn" bielt geftern Nbenb in9rn.
CHARLES MaBte's 2ofal, Nr. 415, 3d.
2ombarbitruBe, feline id6rIide Gene
ralper1ammlung unD 8eamtentpabl
ab. Dem 5%inan3beri6t gu 6plge be-
truqen bic Ginna6men in ben pergdnz
qenen feds Monaten $25,869.37 unb
bic 4usgo6en 1924, 741.27, fpona9 elm
l1eberf9uB i'm 8etrage BON $1128.1O
ubrig bleibt. 9dS 8ereinsberm0gen
betrGgt $41,470.87 unb Die 8erbinbz
li9feiten belaufen ii9 uuf $40,115.77.
9emna9 bleibt Elm ReIerbefonb i'm
8etruge BON $1355.1O. Die Beam
tenpa6l bate folgenbes GrgebniB:
9rGFbent 6enrp Sones, @icezPrGiiz
bent Sobn Sbtem, Sefretdr Gbas. S.
@oneiff, @9aBmeifter @m. 81. Sones;
0ireftoren: bic $50. Sat. Miuer, 81.
6. 9ilpert, S. Mu6es, s. s. @dbz
mann, Gb. @urm, %. 9eipib, s.
Saco6er unb 8. 8uter; &ntpult ST.
Selbner.
@erIeBte lid BEL Der q u
tppfie. = Or. 9. 6. 8dbfon, Elm
S6ierar5t BON &ennett Square, pu.,
purbe geitern i'm hieiigen puiteurz
Snititut aufgenommer INN fir 5bbroz
pbobia bebunbeIt 81 tperben. gr nnz
ternabm am Sumftag cine Nutopiie
an benz Gobaper zines tolIen Sunbes,
Der bic &inber Qrtbur gbefter unb
Mamie 81 @arIo, bic bor a9t Sugen
na9 benz Snftttut tamen, gebifen
bate urb riBte iid babel nit benz
blutisen Mefer ben 3eigefinger Der
Ginter 9anb. 8efiir4tenb, bubur9
bic i9redli9e 8runfbeit ft4 5u3u3ie=
ben, fam audi er mad benz Snititut.
Gin Q1arm Dol e a It en- Nr.
453 REF Die Seuerpe6r geitern nu4
ber 8obnung bon Srau 9iggs Rr.
1923, @et : 2unbuleitrdBe, tpoielbt
in 6Olse Der @rpIOftOn zines 9diolinz
Sfens Seuer ~entffanoen tpar. Die
5lammen tpurben i'm Seine gelOf9t.
*** Die Sabrss : @erfummlung ii.
0ireftorenpabl bes rOriole SIMMER
pGbrenben 8auz unb 2eib|@ereins"
finbet beute, Mittpo9, &benb in Nr.
1902, Galtern : QDenue, ftdtt. Ollie
Mitslieber foGIten it9 einftnben.
*** Der Geiangberein n@OelpeiB"
beranitaltet beute, WtittpO9, 4benb in
Der v6igblanb : Qcabemp" elm groBes
CONCERT unb Bah, tpel9es ii9 in @nz
betra9t Der 9elte6tbeit bes @ereins
in beutf4en &reifen iiderli4 zines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
Garnraie's Cffertr nbnrIrhnt.

NGbunp, 0,zg,, 4. Nob. - Die
5rage ii6er bic Nnnabme Der BON On
brep Carnegie ange6otenen $165, 900
fir cine 6reibibIiotbet in bteIiger
Stabt purbe beute Dem 8olte CUR 46z
thinning unter6reitet unO nit erorz
mer MaioritGt berneinenb entf4ie0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

= 9rei &naben ipur0en geitern
N6enb gu 5runffOrb, nu6e 46ilobelz
p9ia, bur4 einen 3ug Der pennipIouz
MIA : 8abn ~ii6erfa6ren unb %get0btet.
Giner berielben iou als 8. 81. @rneit
ibentifi8trt tporben fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

- GbopzgorgzSin, Elm 9rozRufe,
1T in gorea gum Minifter bes Qusz
nGrtiqen ernannt porben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

Ca
fragt die Die Ote, Die Ihr Inner G8kaHft HABIT
'S hi G1HIZXNe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

*** Der @eiangOerein r@beItpeiB"
beranffaGtet beute, MtittpO4, 4benb in
Der v6ig6lanb : 4cabemp" Elm sroBes
@onaert unb 8aG, pel9es ft9 in Nnz
betra9t Der 8eliebtbeit bes 8ereins
in beutT9en &reifen fi9erli9 zines
sutsn 8elu6es erfreHsn pirAs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06

*** Die Sabres : @erfummlung II.
9irettorentpabI bes nOriole SIMMER
pGbrenben 8uuz unb 2eib@8ereins"
ftnbet beute, Mtttpo4 @6enb in Rr.
1902, Gaitern : Qbenue, ftdtt. Ollie
Mitalisber fonten fi4 einfinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-06
Snngrns hnlt fait!

0dn5enb befudter Sabresbau bes
runtel 8rGfis : @ereens"' in Der
"9ermania Mdnner9or : Saae."
= Sin ret4bulttses programm,
on benz fi4 Dit unb Sung anil
1irten.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21
OFFICERS OF THE N G. II.


ReNgnations of Colonel MCCARTHY
and Major Camara Accepted
The following order has been
posted at National Guard headquaf
ter:
Honolulu, HAWAII, October 18th,
1902.
General Orders No Az
Pursuant to special orders No IA,
dated General Headq iarters, Octo
bei 18Th, 1902, the 10 owing is here
by published for The benefit Of the
National Guard OF Hawaii:
Gsneral headquarters, Territory
OF Hawaii, Adjutant Generals Office.
October Is, 1892.
Special Orders No. Ia:
Upon bis own application the
lesve of absence granted j. H.
Soper, 1t. Col. and Adjutant, Gene
raj Staff, N g II, for ninety days
from July Slst, 1902, as per S o No.
IL, is hereby extended thirty days,
Upon his own Application duly
approved by the r gimental Com
mauder, Fred A Smith, First Lieu
tenant, Compau y "a" First Re-
GIN ut, N q II, is placed on the
retired list, as OF lhis date, in &C.
cordance with the visions OF
Sec 80 OF The Civil Laws.
3-The resignation Of G j McCar.
thy, Lieutenant Colonel First Re
giment, N 6 H, is hereby accept, d
as OF October ID b, 1902
1.-The resigr alton cf NJ Csmsra
Major First Regimen, G II, ia
hereby accepted as OF October ii b
1902
By order of the Go nma1Ier iu
Chief.
JAMES w. FRATr,
MsjIr and Acting Arjntant
General Staff, N .tirnsl Guard G
Hawaii.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21
coRRE PoNDENCE.
A stevedoring Firm Who Employs
Japanese Mostly as Wharfipg re-
Makes Correction,

Ed The iNDEpENDE Il:
Dear Sir:-Al'ow mo to correct q
stat ment in your editorial under
hea ling "Orientals on the Docks"
published in your is, lie OF Sa'ur.
day, the 18th inst.
awe have been Informed by No
who knows that there Ia only one
vessel discharging that emp oys
Hawaiiane entirely. 1t is the Anne
rican Hawaiian Steamship Neva
dan"
This is moi true, one who knows,
either does MOI kGow. or be hand es
the truth in very careless fashion ;
there wers twenty-five Japsnese
employ. d in handling the cargo { I
the S S Nevadan, also twenty ak
nix d Hsv siians, Portuguese, etc
The writer knows because he em
ploys and pays the men.
II you would like to k'ow WHY
Japanese are employed, it will give
me very great pleasure to tell Oh,
| hope you will give this space in
one of yoas issues. Thanking you
ia anticipation,
am, dear cir,
Yours respectfully,
w. @, w. RENNY.
Honolulu, 2oth Qot. 1909
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

rally at Kakoako on Friday even.
ing.
Home Rulers will hold forth this
evening at the junction OF Emma,
School and Puuchbowl streets,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21
Warned to Cease Opposition.

w SooSp SPPOeAsiops
MANILA, October 6-General Sum.
mr.. who is in command OF ,as
American forces In M.adasao / /.
and, hsa sent ap ultim alum to the
Sultan Of Bacolod warning him TO
cease his opposition Ia The Amerl,
cans, and calling hi, attention 10
liza results OF the Maciu campaign.
he Is promised the ssma treatment
il he cop.ipNes his opposition
Whatever The Aultau's reply may
ee immedse action against him is
not probable,
General Sumner IS sent bat
tallon OF Infantry back to AiAla,
bang, aud is going himself TO
iligan To prepare plans for the
construction Of trail from IligAu
to Lake LauaN.
: ssss.----
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

A general meeting of the Hawai-
ian Aseo.iation Football League
will be held tomorrow evening at
s O'Clock, in the Scottish Thistle
Club rooms,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

A very hard shock OF earthquake
was felt at Waimea, Hawai-, early
last Thursday moruing. And that
evening a beautiful vi-w of the
eclipse OF the moon was also noticed
there.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

The police will begin an active
campaign against awnings and
other street obstructions, acting
under instructions from Secretary
Cooper.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

A Aston Deas OF Waislua. and
Miss Josephine l. Shelhamer OF
Honolulu, were united in marriage
at the reside nee OF the BRIDES
parents, Sa urday evening, October
18, Rev j 2 Erdman officiating.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

Admiral B,cBley, although a
fairly good" orator, made a poor
showing at the L,haina lsnding
last Tuesday night. His speech
did not carry muth weight, nor did
it have any Influence with the peo-
pie.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

Mrs Paul Neumann left today in
the Sonoma for San Francisco en-
route to Mexico on business trip.
She will be absent about three
months.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

The auction sale OF the Hamoa
Plantation lands, which was to have
taken place yesterday, was post
poned on account OF a proposition
from Hama Plantation for a purchase
of the property. Hama wants about
$40 acres OF the Hamoa lands.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEW s.

r Fern has been appointed a
member OF the District Road Bo'Td
for Eva and Waianae, vice j M
Ezera, resigned
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

The wedding Of A A Braymer Of
the Won Hamm Co, and Miss Kate
Cornwell will be celebrated in Gem
trail Union church on November
10 b.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

Dslega'e Wilcox went up to La
haina on the Claudine and will pay
q visit to the Lsper S ,ttlement, He
will return Saturday.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21
N TIES AT LARGE.

1t is reported that Prince Cupid
stands we'll in Hsmakua and at
Waimes, Hawaii The people there
will vote for the Prince as delegate
and straight Homo Rule for the
Legislature, and that's the kind et
compromise up there,
No political meeting of any kind
was held at Mrs Kusmoo's on Sun.
day during luau there, But there
were some sort OF political arsu,
ments b.tween certain psTtisaus
who Yere three sheets to The wind.
dim Kppihes, of the Station
II tried to get up three cheers
at the kslihi meeting at dims
a,ltIs place, but it was a signal
failure, Two or thres helped him
aud it was very taHei
Al Relief Camp No, q last night,
the Duke volunteer speaker was
told by one in the crowd 10 go TO
sleep, aud he did, He did not know
what to say afterwards that be
said he would 80 Ia slaep and
down be esMs.
The Portuguese Political Club
held a business meeting last eve
Alug end il was decided TO bold a
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs w @ Roe to reception
and dance in honor of the twenty,
18th anniversary OF Mr. Roes EN-.
ployment at the Honolulu Iron
Works. 1t will coma off tomorrog
evening at 8 O'Clock, at their resid-
ence on the Waikiki road.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

TVS INpRERNAENT 80 cents per
month,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

The Rey Canon Kitca. returue |
Sunday morning by the steamer
Maui, looking hale and well, He
spent few days with Canon Ault
10 Wailuku and paid Lahaiua a
visit, where he met Canon Wey,
mouth, He formerly did service at
both those points,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21
POLITICS GALORE.
Republicans Held Three Meetings in
ons Night.

politics, out II was all one-sloeu.
The Republicans held three meet
inRs last night, two in the Fourth
D strict and one in the Fifth. The
one in the Fifth was held in.
RELIEF CAMP NO. z
on Vineyard street, between River
and Liliha streets. 1t was presided
over by Judge Kaulukou. A fair
estimate of those present would be
in the neighborhood Of rs, men,
women aud children, any way, it is
less than a hundred.
The speakers were FL G Brbe,
James Shaw, Kaeo, the whar6nger,
Paiaina, Duke Kahansmoku, Wm
Olepau aud the chairman ound up
the usual rehash. Music was Turn
ished by quartette, "Tomi toni"
beiug the favorite. Otherwise it
YVES very dry, there being no beer.
Judge Ksulukou spoke at consider
abe length on bis personal qualities
as former Legislator aud an Office
holder.
But the banner meeting was the
one held at
MANoA VALLEY,
under the trees on the premises OF
Manuel Rose, and was presided
over by Robert N Boyd. From re-
ports received from our special
emissaries, it was a very good and
fair gathering, for there must have
been in the ne'ghborhood Of 200
people present, a great many being
in the trees away eff But it is
further reported that many OF those
who attended were from Waikiki
and other parts, aud that m 'jority
of them were Home Rulers.
T he speakers were Rep Kumalse
r p r w Aylett, Candidates G Z
Chil'ingworth, Carlos A Long, W "
Harris, Frank Andrade, w G Aci
and l. i McCardless, the latter two
arr wing late. The main Argument,
adv snced were abuse OF Home Rule
and Wilcox, the leper propo, itior
and mighty little about city ano
county.
1t was quite wet up there witt
bNer and gin, which a,wed quit,
eely. There was also a lig feet
for the hungry and wary, which wa
largely Ell joyed and INDUCED in b,
the Home r ilera. IA windup, q,
it was late wheu it broke up, tb,
host was so tosterous that he got
good humping from some ont
there,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21
DOWN AT WAIKIKI BEACH,

The other meeting was at S NJ
Kanakapui's ,esiderce at Waikiki
presided over by Chsirmsn Andrews
Of the Young Mems Republican
Club. There were about two scores
OF voters there, il not much less
Those who spoke we're Senatoriel
Candidates l. l. MeCandless ard
w G Aohi, assisted by S K Kane aud
S P X Nawaa and Others. 1t wss
the same old reha,h wherever the
Republicans go aud 1t hardlyitouch-
es the voters.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

A committee is around soliciting
funds for the work OF the Com
mission appointed by Chairman
Holstein OF the Republican Terri
toIisl Convention OF the Republic
an party to prepare county and
municipal bills for presentation at
the next session OF the Legislature.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

Peter High fled a suit in the
Circuit Court last Saturday against
Emmet NAV and Captain Robert
Parker for 5000 damages on ae-
count of malicious arrest The
action took place 10 controversy
over leasehold, it being alleged
that May had High arrested for
sllsged uul4wiul removal OF proper
tY from ths premises Barker did
the Palieemsn'' part
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

The Oceanic S s Co.'s steamship
Sonoma arrived this morning early
from the'Colonies. Left Sydney on
the 9 b, Auckland on the 10th and
Page Pago on the l4th inst, She
left for San Francisco at B o'clock
this afternoon, the mail closing an
hour previous.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-10-21

ndlnd on tue Clduulue duu VIII pay
visit to the Lsper settlement, He
will return Saturday.
Mrs Paul Neumann left today in
the Sonoma for San Francisco en-
route to Mexico on business trip.
She will be absent about three
months.
The police will begin an active
campaign against awnings and
other street distractions, acting
under instructions from Secretary
Cooper.
The wedding OF A A Bfaymer OF
the Won Hamm Co, and Miss Kate
Cornwell will be celebrated in Gem
trail Union church on November
10 b.
A general meeting of the Hawai-
Ian Association Football League
will be held tomorrow evening at
s O'CLOCK, in the Scottish Thistle
Club rooms,
A very hard shock OF earthquake
was felt at Waimea, Hawai-, early
last Thursday morning. And that
evening a beautiful viw of the
eclipse OF the moon was also noticed
there.
A Aston Deas OF Waialua. and
Miss Josephine l. Shelhamer OF
Honolulu, were united in marriage
at the reside nee OF the brides
parents, Sa urday evening, October
l8, Rev Erdman officiating.
Admiral B,cbley, although a
fairly good" orator, made a poor
showing at the L,haina lsnding
last Tuesday night. His speech
did not carry muth weight, nor did
it have any Influence with the peo-
pie.
The auction sale OF the Hamoa
Plantation lands, which was to have
taken place yesterday, was post
poned on account OF a proposition
from Hama Plantation for purchase
:. of the property. Hama wants about
J 500 acres OF the Hamoa lands.
A committee is around soliciting
funds for the work OF the Com
mission appointed by Chairman
Holstein OF the Republican Terri
toIiol Convention OF the Republic
an party to prepare county and
municipal bills for presentation at
the next session OF the Legislature.
The Rey Canon Kitca. returue
Sunday morning by the steamer
Maui, looking hale and well, He
spent few days with Canon Ault
10 Wailuku and paid Lahaiua a
visit, where he met Canon Wey.
mouth. He formerly did service at
both thoae points.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs w @ Roe to a reception
and dance in honor OF the twenty,
fifth anniversary OF Mr. Ross EN-.
ployment at the Honolulu Iron
Works. 1t will coma of tom prov
evening at 8 O'Clock, at their resid-
> encs on the Waikiki road.
The O,eanic S s Co.'s steamship
Sonoma arrived this morning early
from the'Colonies. Left Sydney on
the Oh, Auckland on the 10th and
Pago Pago on the 18th inst. She
left for San Francisco at 3 o'clock
this afternoon, the mail closing an
hour previous.
A meeting OF the Hachmen's
Uuion was held last night at
Waverley Hall, over the Criterion,
at which a CON .nittee of five was
appointed tn interview leei'lstiVe
candidates 10 order to secure their
views upon legislation desired by
the hackmsn, II NJ II 1oney IL
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A meeting OF the Hachmens
Union was held last night at
Waverley Hall, over the Criterion,
at which a CON .nittee of five wss
appointed to interview leei'latiye
candidates 10 order to secure their
views upon legislation desired by
the hackmsu. II NJ II 'oney il
chairman of the capmittee,