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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-03

The two Chri-tisn associations
have called off their picnic Intended
for tomorrow up in Manoa valley.
Todsy is the fourth anniversary
OF the battle Of Santiago, and the
anuihilstion of the Spanish leet.
The train which will bear the
public to the Peninsula in time for
for the races leaves Honolulu at S;45
tomorrow morning.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-03
THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1902.
WHAT'S IN A NAME.

In the cause of fusion among
the Home Rule and Democratic
parties, if such is bsing thought
of and considered, W, will en-
dsavor to givs advice gratis with
out the asking While undertak-
ing to do 30 unsought for, we
hops wa will not offend anyone
nor tread upon somebody's corns.
OF the three politic,l parties in
the fisld, the Democratic is the
weakest. Bsing aware of such fact,
is it just to expect that tho strong.
est should come in under the
weakest7 We think not, and we
fesl that the weakest ought to give
way to the strongest, even ii that
means the merging of the weak
into the strong by bearing the
others nan, What's ia name
anyway
Ii the Democrats expect to con-
troll politics in this Territory and
be OF some influence, we can see
no other way for them TO do but
to become Home Rulers. III they
want to control native votes, then
it means that they must give way
to a great deal by permitting their
Territorial Committee to be- con.
trollsd by Hawaiians, even to the
chairmanship.
When they can do these things
conscientiously and without auy
feeling whatsoever. but in good
grace, then and then only can we
ses their possibility of controlling
native votes, otherwise they will
always remain nil and stay pat
When they can be SO gracious as
to concede to Hawaiian Democrats
the control and the prep ponderating
majority, it will only be ques
tion of time when the Democratic
name and banner will wave ovel
the Hawaiian party, for the grea,
msjority of Hawaiians are natural
ly patriotic Democrats.
And In 60 doing, the haol,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-03

#. J. TESLA, Proprietor end Pub
fisher.
EDMUND NoRRIE. Editor.
Residing in Honolulu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-03

he INDEPENDENT OplEeS tudL tne
alleged choice OF the Democrats for.
the chairmanship of the Territorial
Committee, made vacant by the re-
sgnation of Col. Mccarthy, il it is
carried out as intended, would be
mistake and most dangerous
course for the future progress and
activity of that party. Mr.. E.. B.
McClanahan may be available and a
good man for the position, as he is
most capable and quite competent
to cope with their political aspira
tions, whatever those may be. He
is a most strenuous and energetic
worker, but very arrogant, domi-
neering, dictatorial and oyerbear-
ing. And furthermore, his associ-
ations are against him, and that
alone OF itself will not draw nati;e
voters to assimilate with his party
and accept it's principles and teach-
ings. Democrats, go slow and
digest our advise, elsewhere given,
we'll before doing anything rash
and detrimental 10 the party. Batter
take your cue from The INDEpEED-
ENT. "a stitch in tims saves nine" F."
Aud SO the inquisitiveness oi
The INDEPENDENT has been noticed
and answered by the Advertiser this
morning, but We think the excuse
very lame and tame. OF course, as
the job Office of the Morning Glory
did not turn out the job OF printing
the invitations, it has a reafon to
poke abuse at the get up of the
same. 1t rays that zone reason ID
that the printers spelling needed
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-07-03

The IkDTrENpGET SO cents per
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And in SO doing, the haOls
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Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

After May the use of water for sprinLlinG or irrigatinS of yards or lawns must be confined between the hours of , and s o'clock D. m. Nozzle CT srr2yer must be attached to hose at all times when in use. For violation Of above rule water will be turned off without roticc.
 THE PHOENIX NATER co.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
PersonaJ Mention

''''~''-'-
 W. c. Campbell of Prescott is a guest O. the Hotel Adams.
 AlUo Kyle, son Of .. ?. Ny!o. lort this morning for Seattle where he will resiGc ia the future.
 Mrs. P A. Phillips and son left last night yia the N. &; p. for Globe.
 Mrs. J. Abbott of Nogales was 2 guest of the Hotel Adams yesterday.
 Miss NeH;c Kennedy and J F. Thompson were arrivals here yesterday from Globe.
 Hr. and Mrs. Geo. 1I. Blake and child Of Rockford. iii.. are among the guests Of th- Hotel Adams. registering yester- day.
 C. ". French and <. j. Doran cr Prescott returned yesterday morning from Hcrmo9;,ia. and were at thl C,...rl- r-c-cial hotel
 2i.'. and Ms. C,. r. fIarcy and Hattie EberoH arrived here from Mausen. h.. ,-estest,1y .norHiu@- Thcy are guests of the Commercial hct-I.
 C. '. Taylor. Of the St Louis Ez2osi- tiou commission, arrived here from Globe yesterday morning. registering at the Commercial hotel.
 ]. 1I. Williams, J. R. Williams, I. T Salisbury &nl J. II. Evans. from S0r- ford arrived here yesterday morning. registering at the Commercial.
 W. C. Bashfcrd came down from Prescott yesterday morning 10 attend the meeting of the St Louis exposition commission. He is registered at th4 Hotel Adams.
 r. C. Bennett and F. C. Perkins left on this mornings S. r. r. x |. trajn for Maxwell City. \. H. MT. Bonnet n2s been employed for some time ty the Phoenix Stationery and News Co.
 The following named were among the northbclnd passengers on this morn ing's train: A M. Kyle for Seattle; C. kircher fer Prescott, Ed Turner lol Congress, R. Edmnnson fer Challendar. Mrs. ]" T. Hurley for Prescott: T. r. Stix for Colorado Springs; sir. 2nd Mrs. C. Stuil for Marengo. H.
 Among those registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: $. A. ?arnaU. of Tucson AI F. Conboy cf Los Angs- les; C. C. Wheeler and Teren D. Housh of Chicago; $ H. Fcllis of Guthrie, O. T.; ". w Murray of Hunt ington. Tenn.; w. II. Ashb~idge of Phi ladelphia; Ed. l.. Mays of Pittsburgi '. D. Warren Of Congress.
 Among those registered at the Com morciai hotel yesterday were II. Cul- linane, G. w. Boston ana Edward Stock, or San Fraacieco. Claude -seil.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

the bid Of the bank e. Bisbee was thIt IL seaDlcd to contemplate ar inmcdiIte delivery of 1he bonds which would then begin 10 bear interest long be-
 fo:o there would he an urgent need Of
 the money. The beard entered upon d calculation and figUerd in this way: q part of the money wilt be needed u che beginning Of next year: in fact. some is rcaded now; it will take at least two months to get the bonds ready for da-
 livery: Il would then be six months tO the end Of inc year and in that time 5H- iy interest to the amount or $lj9 would ,ccCrEe. Some of the lower bids rroVid- eG for ,he delivery Of the bonds neN. March. Comparing the bid of the Bank or Eisbee "'ith the bids providing for
 March delivery. the board found that 3 saving of Cea~Iv $5C5 could be made by accepting it. The secretary was Gc- coTlinSly instructed to wire the bank last night that it's bid had been accept
 eI. the bonds to he delivered as soon as they could be prepared.
 f this bid had not been acceptel it would hare bee. necessary u rea.i-
 Vertise for bid and that would entail q considerable eGpe.sc, and then it was
 D.. 70 .Geans certain that it would Cal!
 cut such bids again.
 At the last meeting cf the board a
 formal request, prestribed by the ll1, authorizing the bond issue. was n:aie
 upon the territorial treasurer t3 pre- pare the bonds. Under another para grarh of the jaw the secretary was di- Geo;ed to make formal demand apon nina 1or the delivery Of the bonds. The members e the board present at yes terday's meeting were W. C. Bashford C- r. Taylcr and secretary T. r. Dal- ton Judge Barnes, the other lHem0a., ] is It Prescott engaged in a law- suit
 The meeting was adjourned to this morning. by which tine it was expect ed that a reply would be received from
 the i5anl. of Gisbee.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
ARIZ0NA'a CREDIT
Stands Very Aigh-Bisbee Bank Gets
 the Exposition Bonds.

The credit oi Arizona is coming UE. The fact was brought out yesterday on the opening 0; tna bids for the bonds authorized to be issued to enable sis territory to make 8 showing st -t:e Louisiana Purchase exposition. \ meeting Of the hoard of managers tot Arizona of the Louisiana Purchase rz.- position Was held for the purpose of o3- ening the bids, which were advertised for mere than 9 month ogo. The bond issue is to be 3J,cG9, tEe bonds 10 hcar interest at , per cent. The bids U--ra as follows James r. Thorpe. Denver. $S0,71f: T. F. Pottcr. Chicago. $GLG4-: Mcdonald. McCcs- &c Co. Chicago. $3I.- 511; Seasongood Se Mayer. Cincinnati. S3l.3O1; Hugo Richards, for the Bank of Arizona, Prescott. $2G.5 l. C Vae- son. Phoenix, S39,5e0: Prescott National Bank, S1,500: The Bank of Bisbee. sa..,- 100. The last bid was Q fiat offer of iG1 without any conditions e. any kind Most of the other bids were hed@ed about with conditions. All Of the biiz were higher than tho board expected t5 receive,
 The cnly embarrassing feature about
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

Ladies desiring reception or evening gowns made while in Los Angeles will be pleased to learn that Miss A Clarke, the fashionable milliner, has opened dressraNing paTlors in connec- ton with her millinery. Also tailored skirts and shirt waists made. Miss Clarke was formerly located at 222 ". Third St, and is now occupying spa cious parlors at 437 g. Broadway.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
Ck-ET EaGE~ETgES S
WANTED.

Roasauahl, consideration. Erd Phil Iii.s
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
CHASE AFTER A FUGITIVE
The Pursuing Officers Captured 6
 Horse, Caat and Gun.

Deputy Constable Reiwina rad q
 chase after a fugitive from justice on cicnIay afternoon and evening. H. cid ret succeed in capturing him. bus l.- compelled him ,o give up ali his
 worldly wealth. The deputy constable had been below tEe city serving eH"- poaras. and vas on his way nome sc oo.12anica D. his wife. Tais side cG alhampga he saw a man tn 2 ca:t2hcad
 of him and he thought ha recognized
 h.. aa Jose Istrc.ia. tAngI.oe. Joseph
 StaIj. for WEoH. the officers had ben ,oO-iing tCl a iuI@ time. Ert-eilG vas wanted i0r many uf1cnses but the
 y.c-st of all Uaei the horrible heating of ; ..o.2an .'o.:-c months ago. Tie is also .-..:iaod with Burglary. The man il the "art EsnU looking back aud urging !:.r hc.Ee on $ Iittf- faster. Tint mere than eyer convinced tlo officer that he f.2s tistroll2 or someone eI-e HcO G--ouiI 2.t Lc at large. 1t cEe Malito- D. canal he ,v;ucd south. Ttp deputy coIstab;e. believing that ne would
 have difficulty in overtIkiag hin ir d .siaiS ht-aWGE race, Tos0rtcl to stGat egy. lie reasoned tha, since the 'fu:5.i-
 tive had started ii the direction oc Phoenix. he would come on if he were s-ot scare lie himself had net done a.l.-tiil- yot to scare him. sH ne b. iieylI mat EStreliI would make de-
 tour and con!e back or the main read. ria accordingly hurried to Siv Points -rd hurried south there to intcrcoDt tce Mexican. When he got to the road
 upon which I2strelid must cone out ne found that he nad not yet arrived
 tGerc. lie had had plenty of time so he must ne hiding. The officer drove
 EoVl the road. EsTclIa had hidden in the brush. and when he saw the officer coming half mile away the chase be san. PtUsucr and pursued crossed
 G-'aEd Avenue and the officer Was gaining. Iistrelia jumped out O: me sc-t and leit t with his gun il it. He crossed the canal on a uarrGW piece of timber above q heaGEate. and there the officer sllCt at him twice. One Of the huiio,s struck tEa timber at his feet. He red in the direction of a ciuelc- of Mexican houses in the vicinity and the oil, CT lost a half hour hunting them tnl cugh. lie got his trai! ana follow ed hin CT foot to the Cr1nd canal near Glendale. E>treii2 started south along
 the bank ct the canal and the officer followed tho trail until dark. He then t-!e"nc1e' to town for Constable Maj
 t.n. ana when he arrived they made n e-,i,atistiVe search Of all the 1ie-i- can houses ia th" neiehboshoo5 \ man tcld ti.I that he saTr Mexican cn 2 bareback horse with roqa for a Dr.- dia, riding rapidly ia the direction e Kew River. He answered the da=crip- . tinn of tac man whom the deputy con- stable had been chasing. The oGi-e9 has the hor@a. cart end sun. ant does Eot know what to do with them
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

of seeton. Mo: D. J. Alberga of Los Angeles; P. Boyd or Jerome; T. Nj. "a san of Cripple Creek; Geo. II. EreHer of Albuquerque; Geo D. Coleman ....d r. W. Hinton O. Boston. and J. N. Par :,t oi Denver.
 Among the sout:.5ounG passengers OF last nights N. C r were: ". l.. Valentine for Los Angeles; j. S. cal l-ins and wife for Redlands; Mrs V. C. Hatch and R. F. WooIf for Beaumont; Phi! $. Bcyd for Douglas: Mrs. M. A. Grey Tor Santa Barbara: Allen Vane and Mrs. Lucy ?. Vane for Long Ees "h: Will Dogman for Santa Monica ard William Hart for Coronado.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
JUSTICE GRAY's COURT
Action Taken in Q Variety ofCrimjnal
 Gases.

Justice Gray yesterday morning dis charged Georse Lawrence. the colored man tried fer threatening his wife. The testimony did not bear out the charge made by the wonan.
 Whitney Collins. accused Cf threat eliHg his employee. a rancher that lives near Glendale. was arraiEned yesterday and pleaded not guilty lis trial was set for 10 o'clock this morning
 Jesus Martirsz was Jried for stealing a bed belonging to Jose Allen. found guilty ana sentenced Jo twenty days in jail.
 \ search warrant Tas issued to '. S- Russell to search the 2edlight saloon for two missing diamonds which the of ficer had reason to believe were secret ed there Complaint was made to Cfncer Russell by wOrl2:l who s,:Es her name is Mrs Haynes. She came here from Califcl niI some time ago af- ter some difficulty with her husband. and eventually found herself leading T life very much open 10 criticism, in a room she rented from the proprietor Oi the saloon. She says that on MondaE she summoned q barkeeper in the en- ploy of the Redlight saloon and orderai a glass Of beer brought to her room. She had previoCsly removed from her fingers two rings. each containing a stone valued a $.5. and placed them in a glass Of water This glass Was taken away by the barkeeper when he removed the empty beer glass. The officer interviewed the barkeeper who said he had seen TO rings. He showed him where he aad throWn the water out of the glass cn the ground. Tha oficer made a search and found one <. the rings. but the setting Was gone. From it's appearance he thought the stone had been pried our. He then suspected that t might be q Tuse of the barkeeper and got the search warrant i:ut that is al h. got. There seemed to be no surplus diarl@nds in tn pos session of anybody aroUn5 the place.
 We undoubtedly lead the style in Millinery. Ladies going east call and see our line Oi tr2veiing mats. Re served styles. 20s, Fl l.. Washing on.
 SCOFIELDS.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

dropped his hands. He was instantly chat h.. the rnhh"r standing guard
 The Cninaman gave cut sharp "E- cllmatinn Of pain and rolled of the r"i to tha fnor. dead. thr bullet ; g. '-l- jbre. havinr entered idet below the right collar bone. ranging downward, through the heart and out at tha n-ri: about three inches below the lef; sho1.- G.r blade
 Sitting in m adjoinin groom Was Hop Sins, another ChinduIaH, who had. ap- palentiy nnj been noticed by the rob bors. He. together with Hong Wan, witnessed the deed. and Immediately gave the aiatrl. They stated that both Of the whitc men wore handEeToni=:s over their faces.
 The murdeYers hastily fed, not stop ping to rife the pockets Of the dead man.
 We long fc~ the good cid circus ad- veTli~:ng wiJh pictures C. natives being killed trying to capture the wild beasts tJ be exhibited i1 the menagefic
 There are all kinds of trusts, but none are as biz CT fatal as ;l4r trust a girl has ia T worthless man
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

Great variety Of Indian baskets from all western tribes at the Curio- NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
Nothing Succeeds Like Success!
 Sure, Safe ana Speedy Cure of Ncr- vous Sezuai and Blood Disaases.
DR. MiRBARD

Is g graduate of liar yard Medical College and former United States Pen sion IXaIni- Her. Ills qualifications are ability experience, and fe iabiliiy. Among his patrons are some of the most prominent citlZen- Of AriZoI.a. IT sick Shup CztenI lnedi- riueS. electric Lcits. ire" 1r'al packages hrd u. --l IL. .-.a :
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder.
Matters of RecOrd

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract cO:npany were filed for record in the county recorders office v"steraay:
 Anna D. Riebsling- and hu~baad F. 2. Wakaln. deed to lots 7 and i. blcoi; 2, Erii~ addition; consideration. Sl0-
 Roy Frankenberg and wife to Anna Myers. deed to syv14 -se1z 24-1r-4e: con- sideradon. $25G9.
 De3oss s. Brown and vile to Murphy company. limited, deed to I.1v1i net. t, nI T l.-sW ne 14-E-1r-3a: consideration. $i.
 Mermaid Washing Powder coupons ir each package. Presents free.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

We undoubtedly lead the style in Millinery. Ladies going est call and see our line Oi tr2Veiing mats. Re- served styles 20s, 2l1 l.. Washing on.
 SCOFIELDS.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
For Mecnanics-Lasco Pine Tar soap
MURDER or CHAIRMAN.
Robbers Ell an Irorrensive Truck Car
 Ganer

ogden, May l'.-Gee Jam. 9 3afyn nee- less CFinam"n. was murdered at a:I5 o'clock i, his shack tonight. ahoat q .ourth of mile east of Oglen bridge. in the presence of two companions. IT e d5cd Was done by two masked men who entered the place for the purpose of robbery.
 As near as could be learned from ti.o frightened Chinamen. by the aid cf au interpreter. two men dresee. in dark clotains and wearing siouciie1 hats. suddenly entered the cabin and called or the inmates to hold up their r7nio. One of the men held gun in each h.aG and these were first levcled at Hong Wah. the Celestial who sat near the door. The other man proceeded to rifle Wah's pockets and got only 9 cents.
 Next the robbers turned their attan- ton to Gee Jam. who was in bed when the intruders entered. They ordered him to throw up bis hands and he com piled, but as the man doing the search ing started to put his hands into tire ChiramEn's pocket, Jam invoiuntarily
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
FOR SALE.

< complete steam power plant in frs, class condition. Consists of T. II. ?. engine. 20 II. P. boiler. pipes. etc. Can be bought for half of original cost Call on or address The Republican, PLoeniX. Ari.oEa.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

Pure Ice Cream at Coffee AIS Rest aurant. Special prices in quantities. It's equally as good as nur coffee.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-14

Get the hest Get expert medical trratma ut. EIDsEY, u:l;N.ET, EI sDDfR. PHiVAIk ard SiAUAL diseases, SEMINAL WEANtfSS with exhausted vitality. quickly and perman"utly cured. Have yoG any Ch ronic disease? II 90 stop eX- perimen Iirg and treating with doctors whO do not understand your case Many 1nen al- though able to be about is unfit iGr pleasure and business by W .,t a,on or Cancer end K ternai GrOwtEIs removed without t:,e knife. Testimonials at office. The Doctor makes d speciality oi Chronic Diseases and Abaormal Gr0atils. Dr. Hibbard's success iS due to l0rg eTpari- ieDce and exceptiOual ability in treating complicated end intics te diseases Place your case in his hands and be dealt with non estly and scientifically. Remember he de votes his ertije time and study tN chronic disorders. ffpOssihle ALWAYS GE IXAMiAsD BY AN EXPERT Ii una able 10 coll write f'eelv arn contfientialy. References - all fHe RA'Hs And prominent brsineSs Ioen Of the CIty- CONSULTATION bv person ar iett,r 'RFF. "OuIs: 10-2-l-2-5-7. Office auT lhbor5 tory, .G-27 South Second Avenue, HiBDAED EunDNG, PHOENIX, ARiZGN4.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-04-03
SHROvE TUESDAY JOKES.
Peculiar ideas of Humor Possessed
by Two French Kings.

by Two French Kings.
In all countries where Lent is kept
except in Russia, where Ash Wednes-
day is not observed-Shrove Tuesday,
the last day before the beginning of tho
penitentia season, has been given over
to munmings, sports and practical
jokes. In both England and Scotland,
In which latter place the day is known
as Fastens cen, it was in times past a
great holiday for the apprentices and
working classes generally.
A grewsome joke was played by
Louis XI. one Shrove Tuesday when at
night he ordered his guards to rouse
the sleeping villagers near and bring
them to the castle. From almost ev-
cry tree in the surrounding wood, it is
said, dead body dangled, and to the
music of his fddlers Louis compelled
the villagers to take a gibbeted corpse
for partner and dance before it till
morning. Those who had husbands,
sweethearts or relatives among the
dead were forced to have them for
partners.
Later Charles TX. enjoyed a practical
joke at Shroyetide that was less grim
in its character, secretly giving ten Of
the most skillful pickpockets in Paris
full leave to steal whatever they could
without being found out at the carni-
val ball. Louis himself enjoyed their
dexterity and the dismay of those
who missed their jewels, swords, gir-
dies and other yaluableS.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-04-03
An Early Press Agent.

Though absurd wagers, often incon-
veniencing other people, are now
sometimes made, they are not SO prev
alent as in the eighteenth and early
part of the nineteenth centuries. The
absurdity Of wager made by some
persons in 1749 is only equaled by the
credulity of the multitude. On Jan.
16 of that year, according to wide
spread announcements, person would
play on a walking cane at the Hay
market theater the music of every in
strument, get into a quart bottle and
while there sing several songs, at the
same time permitting any spectator
to handle the bottle The theater could
hold but a small proportion Of the i'm
mense crowd, but the performer did
not appear. Some person behind the
curtain announced that if the audience
would remain there until the next
morning instead of going into quart
bottle he would get into a pint one.
But, though the multitude had faith
in the quart, the pint bottle was too
much. A riot ensued, and the interior
Of the theater was Observation-Disclosures
Chronicle.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1902-04-03
Save Ynur Exea

II your eyesight Is good, take care Of
1t. Look away off yonder every time
you get to the bottom of a page in
reading. If it is defective, let no fool
ish pride prevent you from wearing
the proper glasses.
There is no sense in handicapping
yourself in life when a piece Of glass
before each eye will make your vision
as good as it possibly can be. The ocu-
list will not advise you to wear glasses
If you do not need them any more than
he will prescribe a drug you do not
need.
Plenty of people, though, do not
know that they have defective sight
because they have never really seen at
all. They have headaches, infiamed
eyes, sites, even much graver troubles,
from the strain of trying to see with
eyes that were put up wrong. There
are cases where homicidal insanity
has been completely cured when i'm
paired vision has been corrected
Harvey Sutherland in Ainslee's Maya
zine.