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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19
Democrats are Alive.
Encouraging Reports are Made
Wilcox and CoTnVell to
Meet The Spokesman
Repudiatad.

"BE 1T RESOLVED: That
it is tho sense of this meeting
that the Spokesman is not,
nor ever has been, the official
organ of the Democratic
Party"
The above resolution was adopt
ed at last nights meeting OF the
Democratic Club, after long dir
cussion and many amendments had
been offered. The original motion
was great deal stronger and was
energetically supported, but on tt g
suggestion of newspaperman pres
ent who made an appeal in behalf
OF contemporary, after motion
to amend had been made aud with
drawn, which motion was in line
with the suggestion, the resolution
as above was unanimously adopted.
There was a large attendance at
last nights meeting OF the local
Democracy, Colonel MCCARTHY be-
ing out Of town, w. S. Withers,
presided over the gathering by &C
clamation. The committee appoint
ed to canvass the town made flat
tering reports which showed most
healthy condition OF the party
Numerous names have been added
to the roll of the party and from
everyhand comes reports which
show that the party is in better con
dition than it was two years ago,
| Colonel Cornwell, National Gem
mitteeman OF the party, made a
speech during which he explained
the present situation. AT the re-
quest OF mainland Democrats he has
consented to have an interview will
Delegate Wilcox, in order TO see
what can be done towards an ANAL
gamatiou OF the two parties The
concluding words OF his address
however, offer but little hops OF
comfort to he Home Rule lea Ter a,
although there are many bonds oil
sympathy uniting the Hawaiian
r with the Democracy, still the D1mo
, cratic leaders are bitterly opposed
to the leadership Of such men a
Wilcox and Kalauokalani, Colcne
Cornwell concluded his address a
follows:
Whatever may come OF any nego
tiaticns which may be inaugurate'
between Delegate Wilcox and th
I Democracy you may rest ASSURE
> they can have only one ending, tn
3 amal2amation Of the Home Rul
party with ours."
A long discussion ensued as to th
best means to employ in order I
secure Democratic represe -tation i
: the Legislature but no decision wa
;, reached. Palmer Woods made
statement as to his position, sayiu
that he had been asked to run O
the Independent ticket for the Sc,
Q ate, but would not do anything III
o til he had learned the position {
+ the Democracy and then would 70
3 low tbs course which the part
should decide was most desirable.
q The stand taken recently by tt
!, Spokesman 10 discussing Territor
h al politics was then brought up fl
q discussion and severely critici2e
After an elaborate exchange OF viey
the resolution a printed at the b
ginning of this article WAS adopte
l. unanimously. Som, bouquets wei
~ also thrown at THE lNnEpENDEN
& which greatly appreciates the homo
M | D,,,o niho
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

Colonel Charles Mccarthy, chair
man Of the Democratic Territorial
Committee has been on Kauai for
the past few days. He went there
to be present at the wedding OF his
brother-in-law Mr.. Morgan. He is
expected to return tomorrow.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

Fifteen gamblers were arrested
this morning by the Deputy High
Sheriff.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

Judge Hardy, in letter to Clerk
Henry Smith, states that he hopes
measures are being taken TO furnish
money for his Ssptem term OF
court.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

A High Sheriff's notice announc-
ing change in date of sale ap
pears elsewhere ia this issue.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

Mrs Wilcox's Home Rule publish
es a violent personal attack upon
Colonel @. 2. Iaukea.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

1t is reported by returning hun
ters that deer are becoming scarce
on Molokai.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

The Iroquois departed yesterday
on a cruise around Kauai, Niihau
and Oahu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

Band concert this evening at the
Moaua Hotel, Waikiki,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

@ j Cooper has been appointed
a day inspector on the Custom
House force.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

The Claudine left for Hilo ant
way ports at noon today.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

The steamer Mkahala sails for
Kauai ports CIV. G.. Hall route) at
5 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

Jared G.. Smith is preparing
samples OF coffee which will be sent
to the Porto Rcan Experiment
station.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

Queen Liliuokalani returned from
Waialua this morning.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

The S. S. Sonoma arrived from
the Colonies early this morning.
She sails for San Francisco at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

Mail from the Coast tomorrow
per S. S. Sierra.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

E A. Frazer, manager OF the
Kohala railroad, leaves on the Sono
ma, for the Coast. He goes TO
Chicago.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

A Chinaman cought stealing
copper and brass from the ruins
of the fire yesterday was arrested
by officer Wills.
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Queens Hospital NOllGa,

From and after today tho viait-
ing hours at the Queens Hospital
will be iIom
to 4 o'clock and
6 TO ESQ O'Clock p, M,
and no visitors will be- allowed be-
You'd these hours, except by special
permission.
JOHANNES f. ECKARDT,
Superintendent,
r. G CuRrIs, NJ ID
Resident Physician,
Queens Hospital, August z, 1902,
227S-lw
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The Gaelic from the Orient was
sighted off Bsrbers' Point at one
o'clock this afternoon.
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FOB BALE

35uO HOUSE AND LOT ON
Liliha Street near King. Only small
cash payment received, Apply TO
LLIAMS4YIDGE & co,
20G Merchant Street
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A Warning.

All persons are hereby warned
fro N trespassing during the night
upon my watermelon end banana
patches near Camp Mckinley
town side). Kapiolani Park. Anyone
found upon those premises between
the hours of 6 p. m. and e a. IN.
takes upon himself the responsible
ty OF being shot al, and if caught
will be prosecuted.
TAM PONG,
Honolulu, August &, 1902.
277S-lm
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Libel suits have been Fl ed in the
U. S. Court against the schooner
Herman by the Wilder Steamship
Co, and Cation, Neil 81 Co.
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The Maui for Maui ports, the w.
G. Hall for Maui, Kona and Kau
ports and the Waaleae for Puma
luu, will sail at o'clock this after
noon.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEW 8.

Professor Scott is still in cri-
tical condition. IT"
Mail to the Colonies tomorrow
per S. S. Sierra
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

Mail to the Coast to morrow per
S S Gaelic.
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T McCants Stewart declares that
he is out OF politics and that the
mention OF his name as candidate
for the House was done without
his permission.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

Orders have been posted at Ma
tional Guard Headquarters for a
regimental drill and parade of the
First Regiment to be given on
Friday evening next.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

A directors meeting of the
Builders and Traders Exchange
was held last evening at which the
report OF the committee ON memoir
ial to the Senate Commission was
presented.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

Nlhil ltOh thO OOuob
per S. S. Sierra.
Band concert this evening at the
Moaua Hotel, Waikiki,
The Claudine left for Hilo and
way ports at noon today.
Queen Liliuokalani returned from
Waialua this morning.
Fifteen gamblers were arrested |
this morning by the Deputy High
Sheriff.
The Iroquois departed yesterday
on a cruise around Kauai, Niihau
and Oahu.
1t is reported by returning hun
ters that deer are becoming scarce
on Molokai.
9 j Cooper has been appointed
a day inspector on the Custom
House force.
Mrs Wilcox's Home Rule publish
es a violent personal attack upon
Colonel @. 2. Iaukea.
The Gaelic from the Orient was
sighted off Barbers' Point at one
o'clock this afternoon.
The steamer Mikahala sails for
Kauai ports (W g. Hall route) at
5 O'Clock this afternoon.
A High Sherff's notice announc
ing change in date of sale ap
pears elsewhere in this issue.
Jared G.. Smith is preparing
samples OF coffee which will be sent
to the Porto Rican Experiment
station.
E A. Frazer, manager OF the
Kohala railroad, leaves on the Sono
ma, for the Coast. He goes TO
Chicago.
A Cbinaman cought stealing
copper and brass from The ruins
of the fire yesterday was arrested
by officer Wills.
The S. S. Sonoma arrived from
the Colonies early this morning
She sails for San Francisco at 8
o'clock this afternoon,
Libel suits have been Fl ed in the
U. S. Court against the schooner
Herman by the Wilder Steamship
Co, and Cation, Neil & Co,
The Maui for Maui ports, the w
G. Hall for Maui, Kona and Kal
ports and the Waialeale for Puma
luu, will sail at o'clock this after
noon.
T McCants Stewart declares tina
he is out OF politics and that thu
mention of his name as candidat,
for the House was done withou,
his permission.
Orders have been posted at Ma
tional Guard Headquarters for
regimental drill and parade of tn
First Regiment to be given Of
Friday evening next
A directors meeting of tn,
Builders and Traders Exchang
was held last evening at which tn
report OF the committee on memol
ial to the Senate Commission wa
presented.
The Home Rulers have left tn
Kuokoas in possession OF Foste
Hall, aud have moved toto the AL
In building on Maunakea stree
where they will make their pei
manent headquarters.
AT the meeting OF the stockholC
ers OF Pioneer Mill on Saturday las
the proposal of Msssrs. Fl. Hazel
field a. Company, the agents OF til
plantation, to take the propose
new issue of bonds to the amount
$4,000, aud to take as we'll the III
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

Petitions for dismissal of iuvolun-
tary bankruptcy proceedings was
filed yesterday by Holsohlaeger Il
Co, T. H. Davies & Co., in the case
OF Louis yasconcellos, 1t is set out
that Hackfeld y Co., who is slleged
to have committed an act OF bank
ruptey, has surrendered its prefer
eppe, and thu other creditors are
salisa ID with the new arrangement,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

The Home Rulers have left the
Kuokoas in possession OF Foster
Hall, aud have moved toto the All
In building on Maunakea street
where they will make their per.
manent headquarters.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-19

AT the meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF Pioneer Mill on Saturday last
the proposal of Messrs. Fl. Hack
field a. Company, the agents OF the
plantation, to take the proposed
new issue of bonds to the amount OF
$4,000, aud to take as we'll the I'M
issued stock to the amount OF near
ly 1900 shares, was accepted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-19
MAUI WILL HAVE
GREAT RACE DAY

wAILUKU. May lion Thursday
evening the adjourned meeting of the
Maui Racing Association was held. to
take further action concerning the pro-
posed races.
From Honolulu and Hilo very encour-
aging reports were received. G. 5. Me-
Kenzie. manager OF the Volcano sta
bles. Hilo. has expressed his intention
to come and bring a string OF flyers
and a baseball team with him. Other
prominent horsemen on the big island
are yet to hear from. but a contingent
OF them may reasonably be expected.
The Honolulu racing men express
themselves enthusiastically over the
proposition and promise TO bring a
number OF fast ones over here for the
August races. The Honolulu men even
go further and say that IL the big
races are held on Maui July 4. they
Will cut Hilo and come here. How
ever, the Maui association will stand
for Hilo this year and defer our big
racing meet to August IL. Next year
L. our races prove a success this year
we may try TO capture the July races.
which by a long line OF presidents
rightly belongs to- US.
Upon hearing the above favorable re-
ports. the association decided to give
the races as proposed at the last meet
ing. the substance of which were pub
lished last week.
Two minor changes were made in the
programs. For the Fourth of July races
the bicycle race was struck out and
the purse added TO the foot-race, max
ing first money SOS; second money. SO;
entrance fee. $3.50. In the August races
change was made in No. 6, the pony
race. Instead of a pony race for 800.
n polo pony race, polo players to ride.
will be given, for a purse OF $3.50. AS
polo team from Honolulu will be
present at that time to play a Maui
team. there will probably be several
Honolulu polo ponies in the races, so
that the Maui polo ponies will have to
look we'll To- their laurels.
The executive committee of the as
ISOLATION made a brief oral report at
the meeting. concerning the track and
grounds. showing that the work OF get
ting ready for the races is being ener-
getically pushed. Contracts have been
let to repair and whitewash the build
ings and fences. and the work has been
pushed. Work is also being done on
the track, which is not in a bad state
To start with. The track will prob
ably be ready for the flyers by the mid
die Of June. IL not before. and no efforts
will be spared u put il in the best of
Indications are very hatterinG for
good races on the Fourth and better
ones on August IL. and those who are /
interested in such matters. especially /
iellnquent members who lost all inter
EST on account of laxness in racing
matters during the past few years. are
and earnestly invited TO Join
lands with the management and help
% make the races a big success.
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NOTICE

1 would respectfully request all per-
sens ewing nae to call and arrange set
uernsrt Of their accounts at once.
My mother (Annie J. Burgess) is au-
therizea to receipt for my account u.-
Ger fun power Of attorney.
DR. GEO. w BURGESS.
$40 g Hing st.. April &c. 1902 e1s3
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Special Six Days Opportunity
to Purchase Trimmings
at HALF.

$500 trimmings this week for $500
$500 trimmings this week for IS so
$500 trimmings this week for 50 so
$500 trimmings this week for 50 90
$500 trimmings this week for $l.00
S1.00 trimmings this week for so
so; trimmings this week for 25
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MAUI HURLS A
BASEBALL Def

EILO. May l5.-The following chaI-
ienge has been received from the Maui
Athletic Associations:
wailuku. May s. 1902
Mr. Embert Brown. Captain Hilo Base
ball Team:
Dear Sir:-At our regular meeting
held last night IL was the sense of the
meeting that I be instructed to write
To- you on behalf OF the Maui Athletic
Association challenging you TO n game
or baseball TO be played at wailuku.
Maui. on June IL. 1902. This you sug-
Sested in yours OF the 18th Of February.
We can offer you all expenses paid.
outside OF steamer fare; also three
fifths OF gate receipts TO winner and
two-fifths To- loser. The gate receipts
on this day will be quite large.
W. are just beginning our season. as
you viii note By enclosed card. and
also you viii note the nth of June Is
left out. th. object being that the two
best teams will play n match game
unless you intend coming. when other
will be made.
Try and talk this up among you. and
let me know at your earliest conven-
fence your decision.
Yours for sport.
l.. CLARK.
Secretary NJ. a A.
Advices were expected by this Kinau
~ To- whether the Maui team would go
90 Honolulu TO play during the three
days racing in June. In which case the
Maui boys may come to Hiio for the
Fourth. provided a return game or
games may b. depended upon on Maui
Flag Day. August 18th. II Hilo ball
iosSers don't want to show Maui. as
well as the sporting crowd Of the en-
Ire group. the white feather. they will
getting a team together and
putting In some hard licks practicing.
Maui means to put up a game which
ALL b.. hard TO beat.
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ISLAND SPORTS
HlLO fANClES
BROWN TO WIN

HILo. May ls.-The heavyweight
boxing contest between Denver Ed
Smith and L. d. Brown. the Kaiwiki
giant. will occur in Spreckels' hall Sat-
urday night. May Il. at o'clock. That
Denver Ed. the hero OF many hard
fought battle in Europe. Africa, Aus
tralia and the States. will meet his
Waterloo in the hamlet OF Hilo is the
belief OF all who have seen the Kali
wiki giant and know something Of his
history in the ring. Denver Ed thrashed
Joe Goddard at New Orleans. but he
van for four hard rounds. as has the
defender of the belt of Hilo. The man
from Kaiwiki VIII be the heavier man
of the two. but he will enter the ring
fresh from his banana plantation 1900
feet above the level of the sea. There
Brown has worked under the tropical
sun, in the purest air that blows, and
has not touched nicotine or spirits for
years past. He has the strength and
endurance OF the trained athlete and
knows the tricks OF the ring. He goes
UP against master OF the art of pu-
gilism, when he meets Denver Ed. but
he goes with fighting qualities which
his adversary cannot pat on with a
few stunts upon the beach and a dip
or two in the salt sea.
The Kaiwiki giant has circumstances
largely in his favor. If he stands Dem
yer Ed off in his boxing match he
will at once challenge Woods at Homo
lulu and perhaps return to the ring, |
which affords more spice than a ba- |
mana farm in the mountains of Ha-
wall. During the past week Denver Ed |
has been training vigorously. He lives |
In tent at the mouth of Wailuku |
river and makes two runs each day |
of from four to six miles. He says he
viii go into the ring tomorrow night
IN the pink of condition and will show
The giant what he has forgotten in the
matter OF the gentlemanly art while
.oiling on a banana field.
The pugilists will wear eight-ounce
gloves. The eight-ounce mitten looks
Ike sofa cushion when on the fist of
| heavy weight and Denver Ed sar-
astically referred To the mitts in vogue
n Hilo as pillows
The evening at Spreckels' hall will be
opened by a preliminary go between
wo local lightweights. This will be
oilowed by wrestling match between
wo Japanese. the champion of Oiaa
md the champion OF Hilo.
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Cricket.

In the opening match OF the cricket
season on Saturday 9. =. Morse's elev-
en- defeated $. Beardmore's side by five
wickets and four runs. :. Beardmore
made top score OF IS. Others who got
into double figures were Prince Cupid
10: \. T Miles. "a. not out: c. p. Morse.
20. A Piianaia 10
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Tug Of War.

The Pacific Hardware team defeated
the Public Works team on Saturday
night in 22ik minutes. winning the
championship. The Lumbermen defeat
ed the kani ke Aus in 36is minutes.
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EILo. May l5.-The following chal-
ienge has been received from the Mau
Athletic Association:
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Stars Won.

wAILUKC. May 1.-THE first game
u the Maui Baseball League resulted
In the Morning stars defeating the
WalkapUs BY the score % 3 20 Il
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FORT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1ss s. King st.

We supply cooks. walters. yard boys,
help fer homework ana day work; ear
penters for contractors. cocks and boys
fer marine service. eltS
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Il : W
II The teams were as follows:
1 Observation-Disclosures r.. Anderson
2b.. Kaanoi RI. Koki CT. Jones h.. VAN
malta 2b. Kahaulelio RI. Kekuewa 3b.
/ and Harbottle IS.
Punahou-Loucks 2b.. Myers 3D.. So
per H.. ]. Marcallino IT.. a. Marcal-
limo CT. Cooke S.. Perry RI. Hemen-
way C.. and Babbitt p.
Lieutenant Newton umpired the
game.
Anderson snd Soper made sacrifice
| hits. Bases were stolen by Anderson.
Kahaulelio. Myers. j. Marcallino, Cooke
and Perry. Kaanoi struck out six and
Rabbit five. Kaanoi gave u bases on
balls and Rabbit three. The only wild
pitch OF the game was made by Kaa-
moi.
When the Custom House and Artil-
lery mines came together there were
about 500 people present. The former
team was minus the services of Elston
and Novel;. their places being taken by
Anderson and w. Wilder. Naturally
the Custom House were the favorites.
for they had not sustained a single de-
feat since the formation or the team.
TIE soldiers had many friends. how
ever. who did not forget that they had
been practicing more faithfully than
any other team In the league and who
argued that two hours a day regular
practice could not fail to result in n
marked Improvement In form.
The Improvement in form was there
all right. and the despised Artillery
came so near defeating the Smugglers
that the supporters OF the latter had
anything but a happy game.
kiwa pitched a wretched game and
at times merely tossed such balls as
the ycriest tyro could not fail TO hit.
He certainly was out Of form on Sat
urday. Brown. on the other hand.
pitched n phenomenally improved game
and did the reck-tie act with his balls.
striking out man after man. His sup
port was enough TO discourage him.
however.
The game started briskly enough and
but for n crop OF errors which started
20 sprout early In the game. the sol
diers would certainly have won. At
the end Of the eighth inning the score
was four all. In the next four innings
the score was unchanged.
In the first half OF the thirteenth the |
Artillery goose-egged. Bower for the
Customs flew out and an error by |
Brown sent Wilder 20 first. A base hit |
by Moore brought Wilder home and |
caShed the bets.
Score by innings:
I.345 9 10 IL II Is
4. .......1 Oh o OIL o o o.
:. II. ......O 2 2 o o o 900 Is
Pennett made n home run. Brown n
thrce-base hit and O'Leary. Brown and
two-base hits. Moore stole
eight bases. Anderson and Tucker two.
Gay FIVE. Bower. Wilder. Brown. Pliney
two and Tobin one.
Brown struck out Is men and Kiwa
IL. Brown and Kiwa each gave a base
On balls. Double plays were made.
German to Scanlon and Moore to Scan
lon.