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New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
WHO THE MEN ON THE SLATE ARE
ALL EXCEPT CoLER ARE FROM UPSTATE
FOLLOWING REPUBLICAN POLICY
lpY rELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l

Saratoga. n Y. Sept 30.-The men whose
names are on the Democratic slate all live In
upstate counties with the exception OF ex-
controller Coler. of New-York. Thus the policy
of the Republicans was adopted. Mr. Colers
career is OF course. well known. Charles N.
Bulger. who is slated 20 be nominated for Lieu
tenant Governor has been Recorder of the city
of Oswego for twenty years He came into
prominence in the Democratic party by making
a savage attack on Richard Croker at the Demo-
cratic state Convention in 1900. when he sup
ported Mr. Coler for the nomination for Gov
ernor. Mr.. Croker at that convention supported
John r. Stanchfeld.
Charles NJ Preston, the probable candidate
for Controller. is a resident of Kingston, but has
A law ofnce in New-Yorks In 1889 he was ap-
pointed Superintendent OF the Banking Depart
ment by Governor Hill and in 1892 was reap
pointed by Governor Flower.
II was said at midnight that the nomination
for Secretary OF State would probably not go
20 Professor Lee. Of Cornell. but 20 Frank H.
Mott Of jamestown. Professor Lee is not only
a professor in Cornell, but also is Editor Of The
Ithaca News" Mr. Mott was once Editor OF
The Buffalo Times" the newspaper owned by
Norman Z. Mack. Mr.. Mott lives in jamestown
Richard w Sherman. whose nomination for
State Engineer is considered probable is a son
OF the late Richard A. Sherman. former Demo-
cratic leader in the State Assembly. and brother
of Representative james S Sherman Republi-
can, OF Utica. Richard w Sherman three
years ago was elected Mayor of Utica by the
Democrats and served one term. He is an en-
giEeer by profession.
D. j. Van Auken. who will probably be named
for Treasurer lives at Geneva and is treasurer
OF Hobart College John Cunneen OF Buffalo
slated for Attorney General is a wen known
lawyer OF Erie County. Formerly he was
member OF the law firm of Taber & Sheehan Mr.
Iaber being ex-AttoTney General and Mr.. Shee-
han ex-Lieutenant Governor AIr Cunneen has
also dabbled In politics. and at present Is chair
man OF the Democratic County Committee OF
Erie County.
Judge John Clinton Gray. of New-York has
been judge Of the Court OF Appeals for four
teen years. George r Finch who NAV receive
the nomination for Controller in place Of Charles
" Preston, lives al Glens Falls His father is a
prominent lumber dealer of that place.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

ceaInent OF extravagance by the suosti,nnond o'
fndire~f for direct taxation must not De
IN smendment 10 the Rafnes law. 20 the eIiu s 49,
debauchery in the cities OF the state oceaSione"
stTtcf observance OF the Civil Service laws
The canal plank adopted at the conference 0, eaila
men last night was advocated by large eommi,tee'
including President Jacob A. cantor. OF Sanna.'a"
rorouSh. ex-senator Herman. OF Uuca: Jonh Sun1
neen n T3uffalo Henry B. Hebert. or tne N5iial
Assocfation OF Greater. New-fork ana w I lall
49,, P,1ssaII Of the Greater New-1Ork DernOctacy
secretary Fulton OF the Citizens Inoh u
the ave blanks which we're presented 20 the Nc
publicau convention
A sub-committtt. consisting of CHAIRMAN 9soI
Ratnss 20 Rochester; Thomas e Pearsal OK Brook
lvn. senator Thomas r. Grady, OF New-fo ork, hsI-
bsrt % BisseII ~ Buffalo Albert f. Hoyt. or Al
b, nd eTNavor MCGUIRE OF Syracuse. was ap-
pSsated 10 prepare a platform and report az meet
Ing OF the fun committee at O'CLOCK 'o-ni''''"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
WANT PLATFORM TO INDORsE BRYAN.
GRADY SAYS IT WOULD NOT BE POLICY To
PUT IN SUCH PLANK

Saratoga. N. Y. Sept so.-when the committee
on resolutions met this afternoon il was over
whelmed with requests that certain planks be
placed IN the platform AT the end of the meeting
II said thai few Of the proposed planks re-
ceived much consideration. Two OF them caused
somewhat Of a hurry in the committee The Lib
eral Democracy. with committee OF five. headed
b. Robert Baker. demanded that the Democratic
State Convention stand Tor a TeaffiTmaton OF the
Kansas City platform as a whole
The Chicago-kansas City Platform party OF New
York State. through Calvin J. Keach demanded the
Incorporation Of the following:
Ihe Dc Democrats party OF the Empire State recog-
Law % the party nntil IL be changed by another
ratified BY the people at the polls
Mr.. Grady replied for the committee in both
cases:
The things you suggest are OF national import.
SIiI II Solla 49i De Po.ey 20 eumber our platform
national platform 70 my knowledge but once, and
that was In lssS-
John C. Agar presented the following plank for
the preservation Of the state forests:
We condemn the policy Of the presep, Repyh,,-
can, can governor in aosndoni9g the purchase o. the
sary for the protection OF the water supoiy nf sr
rivers and canals; and serve also a pleasure
trusted With sathoty we Pedse oSse1ss RseRs To IL the m
bn tssgmPii0n OF the policy nauguraied
and other forest lands.
- NeAekelAoh IRON the brooklyn Democrats
club. headed by Frederick w. Hinrichs presented
some planks which they desired Incorporated IN
the platform. AZ least IN substance. They were:
, Ihs compulsory arbitration Of differences be-
arbitration N'''4e7 S"'h
The Widening Of the idea o. Democracy 20 MAKE
the eoSFatle principle of equal and exact justfcs
70 an Hth special privileges 20 none good ia N
eisffN as In the political relation - -
An amendment 10 the Cousfitutfor 90 ~. -
slales lFyN dins Tor the election OF United Stafs
senators uy the direct vote of the people
troll 80 ''NN- 'i''i4 Poiilleal con-
affairs. ~ PN'rb ioea4
Ne aeepenlns and Uidsnins Of the canals Of the
state 20 Accommodate cotton barge - ''''
holcinE corporations. the cTeoturss ~ ,be s,..a
70 strict accountability by the govsrnment 10 49,
be prevented. ''''" '4ai4
Economy Of expenditure N state Affairs. Tn. CON.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
ooLER IN A CHEERFUL MOOD.

EN-Contro!ler Coler was at The Holman House
much Of yesterday, and In the evening lear;'ea
OF the decision OF the leaders 20 nominate him
FOR Governor. with Judge BUiger, Of Oswego, in
second place. He declared that he had received
no official notification and did nct care 10 dis
cuss the subject.
MIR Coler had dinner az the Hoffman House
with a couple OF friends, and subsequently re-
ceived calls from Deputy Controller Stevenson,
and his father. W. n Coler. The eE-ContrOller
left the hotel for a short time and accompanied
his father over 20 the Manhattan club, return
ing about 10 O'Clock To the hotel. where he had
a talk with Mr. Stevenson, who subsequently
said he had merely called 10 pay his respects 10
nv Coler, and that his visit had nothing what
ever do with politics.
Mr.. Coer in a cheerful mood
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
NIIrRPHY,s ENENIIrs ~
STEEL DR4WBRIDGE COLL4PSES
THE NEW ONE OVER coNEY ISLAND CREEK
is NOW PARTLY IN THE WATERFALL
TRAFFIC AT \ STANDsTILL

The new steel drawbridge built over the Coney
Island Greek by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany last spring collapsed yesterday afternoon az
O'Clock All trafice over the West End line 20 and
from Coney Island suspended. and ii may be a
week before IL is resumed.
The drawbridge is Of rather light construction
and about seventy-fve feet in length. II swings on
a pivot on the bank end the creek is
too narrow 20 admit Of pier in the stream This
unusual construction proved weak. and was the
cause OF the collapse.
The bridge had been opened for the passage OF
several boats and vas being closed again. When
within FIVE or six feet OF its normal position some
OF the steel work at the pivot end gave way. al
The ends OF the tracks finally caught the abutt-
ments or tho entire draw might have gone into the
river
As hagr,en are stationed az both ends OF the
bridge 10 hold trains when the draw Is open there
was no danger OF an accident. With hour sew
eraI trains were stalled either side The ele-
waited train service was abandoned beyond Bath
Beach TrolIsys are now running through FAR
the creek.
June It was built ia order that the Flfth-aVr.
elevated trains might be run through 20 Coney !sf
and ard has been in use all summer.
Until the bridge 10 repaired the creek Will be
Blocked 10 navigation The damage will be sew
eral thousand dollars 10 TIE railroad company as
TIE bridge NAV have be rebuilt In order that
n may be adequate 90 stand the strain.
TO CURE COLD ~ ONE DAY
Take Laxative Hromo-Syinint Taolets This sigma
TINS ~ n box.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
NEW TRIAL FOR WILCOH.

SUPREME COURT SAYS NELLIE cRopsEY ,r-pv
WAS 10 BLAME FOR DECISION.
Raleigh, \. c.. Sept. So.-The supreme Coyr, ~.
North Carolina to-day handed down an oririor -
the famous Nellie Cropsey case. an which -.
wilcox is charged with the murder of Nellie -,
sey. IN Elizabeth city last November. Swing 10
Wilcox new trial
The court Says thai the evidence was entirsl,. 80,
eumstantal; that the jury does not seem a. -.
given the necessary cautious and aigflsrr ,,..-.-
10 the evidence, or 10 the Presentation u ~ 49,
oneIs case iE counsel lt says tlat the con5 ~ rms
the spectators in and about the court Was s.S ~
cent 90 prejudice the jury. ' sum
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
4 TRI.Nr IN rnrN Nom

Pawtucket. r. l., sept so-The proposed com
hination % forty companies in the manufacture OF
toys. games and novelties is 70 be Joined by the r
Bliss Manufacturing Company. of this city which
has a capital stock Of Sl5OooO TIE combination Is
Understood % involve a capitalization Of from
NONuln 20 lhnnnNn
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
JoHN ROCHE SFNT 70 PRfSON

London. Sept. s0-John Roche. Nationalist member
OF the House of Commons to- ,h~ EHst Rivtsion Of
Galway. to-day sentenced Al doult Hs.lrw
Galway six months hard labor under The
Grimes act Cor melting boycott OF land owner.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
THE NEW STATE COMMITTEE.
FEW CHANGES. But THOSE IN HILLS


Saratoga, \. y, sept S0.-The members u the
new Democratic State Committee 10 be elected by
tho convention I'm session here. have nearly an been
selected, with the exception OF Manhattan Borough
members. The list is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
CONVENTION SLDELIGHTs.
tsY TrLEGRAPH To- THE TKIBrxE.I


THE PASSING OF GRADY.-Among the con
spicuous figures Of the Tammany delegation SEN
ator Grady is easily one Of the best known. Since
his arrival, however, he has sought sccusion. and
has been seen by only few. Last night the Sen
rushed up and grasping his hand said effusiveIy:
W here or earth are you keeping yourself? Have
No" replied the Senator gravely But all great
men have their fall; mine has come"
HILL AT THE BAT-At the convention to-day
big Tom Foley the political slayer Of Paddy
were ali seated soIre ~ ,rs ins,eS @ @ ' J ,,riT
say, Tom where is Dave Hin' Has he come in
No, he amt comm, to-day" said Tom He
don't come ter the bat till ter-morrer-
HILLS DoUBLE.-"Bim the Button Man" was
telling with great glee to-day the mistake made
by an upstate delegate. BIN sitting at
breakfast with his associate Jacobs and ex-Mayor
Molloy Of Troy, when a rural delegate. 10 whom
gate mtoo jacobs feq foq G Gas n m Whom ge he
sllshtiy! resembles and exclaimed IN surprised
the same table with Senator Hill ''''''
THE DESCENT OF KELLY.-The first dele
gate 20 take his seat in the convention hall this
morning was Tom" Kelly, New-York repre-
sentative. Tom weighs about three hundred
pounds. and before he had been sitting IN his chair
ave minutes there was crash and Mr.. Kelly
cheer. and as he picked himself up Tom" said
grimly, 7 guess IN have 10 go away back and sit
down with Devery now
ROOSEVELT DIDN'T CONVERT HIM-Among
the Essex County delegates Is NJ. F. Corwin. who
drove the horses Of the carriage in which Presi-
dent Roosevelt traveIed TO North Greek the
night President Mckinley died When asked yes
terday by ex-senator Hin If President Roosevelt
had converted him into a Republican on that ride
Corwin replied: NO. he didn't make a Republican
OF me"
BILL" DEVERY FOR PRESIDENT.-When
Chief Devery's disappointed supporters gath
ered I'm the United States Hotel after tie meeting
al which their leader shut OF. they INDUCED
in many dire awful threats I'm agOin ter
enroll as a Republican" said one NO more Dem
fer me-
Let's vote Independent ticket with Devery
the head SAID another.
NO. said third Il won't vote no Republican
ticket; I'll vote for William Devery for Presi-
dent"
MURPHY'S ENEMIES LAUGH.-The friends OF
John F. Carroll telling with great slee a Joke
on Sport Murphy. y few days after the servant
of Croker had assumed his quasi-dctatorship. two
Irishmen. who were passing Tammany Hall,
stopped and gaZed IN wonder at Hebrew sign.
which advertised Jewish festival 10 be held
there
SAY Pat" said one II hear that they have sent
Croker up and got feller named Murphy ter take
Yes said the second pointing at the sign but
an didn't think he'd go over ter the Jews
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

l-Joan j Kenny sunolk ar-paei5 N1rey Troy
County. sl=Tarouriah rf,.h
e-John CASSIDY Ions 'fl- Gisrs Fslls F'''''
d, ane iiy. ,, S2-Thomas J. Whitney.
81 ~ u mclaughlin. Gouyerneur.
- hro2t ~ M 80, NJ, 'S-crton neokwith. Her
S-Nm. A. Doyle Brook Nor,b iav ifa f'aHn's"'+
q sh- .,,,, ,,,, aS-John X Carlisle, Water
JANIS SlfEiin ifi1lkiAn town.
'-i ~ Mcoauen. Brook s6-l1hu Duuphy syracuse
= JoSt q sb, ,.--,.,, sc '1arles n BulgeT. Os-
o-Eqwara Giinness Brook Is as-Henry g jackson. Bing
h ramf0r
@l-L-egt p hanen, NeN- so-pariel saserar. Elnira
.o ,.Ae.o - y "trark tamVhaI Bath
M,.iael D. Naleh, a2-t'tar.0s A LUX Iy0rs
23-Mchael McCabe. Haycr- te- i'''s
a, straw straw r,...., nm, a4-ls-l GerIing Roches-
- a-aatlth T. infNeii. liul-
q, sos MI. t,.--..- sa-Ge1-Eo W Batten
Ia ~ thl'.h. iNliteIan. l.nrhgHrf.
-o-hilet DaHi'ii'. BAN at-Irark VI. Brown
o. ,a.-s' ~. a'-Jgtu j. Kennedy. Iuf-
a. s,eraam ,,.,.- s. '>-wInam d Fi,zpatrcz.
so-5anies D. GlaNini sara Buffalo.
oo ps,, t,sa, d, ,..,,.t. a, s'-hsnlv bursasrd Bus-
~'-teiilck H. AcNapc AZ taln
hany
IL will be noted by politicians that few changes
have been made IN the list OF the comnlitteer,s,,
such changes as have been made il Is al h. -
pected. increase the number of 1lr TIils fria,s -
the committee and consequently give hir, h...
control Of It's actions. The election al t'b-ri.
Lux. Of Lyons, in place OF John Flannirsr =
Canandalgua, n can be inferred was 5or. ~ NJ
Hins Interests. Mr.. Fisnuicau hae ma .i,.-. a..
acted with Mr. Hiu on questions before tb- c,,,5,
mittec. '~1 N"il-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

HILL AT THE BAT-At the convention to-day
Big Tom" Foley. the political slayer Of Paddy
Diver. sat At the press table. When the delegates
were all seated some one leaned over and Queried.
say, Tom where is Dave HIM. Has he come in
YETI
No he amt comm to-day" said Tom" He
don't come ter the bat till ter-morrer.'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

FOR State Engineer. n. J. Van Auken for Treas
urer and Judge Gray for judge Of the Court OF
Appeais
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

TO CURE COLD ~ ONE DAY
Take Laxative Eromo-Glinint TahletF This sigma
tEIs <Nn n even boa. lac-
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24
" ilcox Sends Seeds.

Wray Taylor, Commissioner OF
Agriculture, received by the Ven.
tura twenty-nine bags of vegetable
seeds cent by Delegate Wilcox for
general distribution in the Islauds
Altogether, there are some four
thousand packages OF good seeds,
which Commissioner Taylor will APP
portion upon application. A large
number OF orders for tha seeds have
already been received, aud as soon
as the consignment can be properly
classified the seeds will be distribut.
ed. Nearly every form of vege.
table seed known in tho Uuited
States is included in the shipment
Cucumbers, wstermelons, turnips,
radishes, parsnips, peas, parsley,
beets, onions, spinach, squash, corn,
lettuce, muskmelon, and tomatoes
are but few OF the varieties noted
by Commissioners Taylor. Delegate
Wilcoxa flower seeds are to be sent
70 Mrs, Wilcox for distribution.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24
A Rumored Injunction,

1t was rumored yesterday that the
Rev. Alex Macintosh will apply to
Judge Gear for an injunction upon
Bishop Willis, in order thst the
Second Congregation may be al
lowed to worship in St, Andrews
Cathedral on Sunday. Both gentle
men we're ia Close conference, late in
the afternoon. An attempt was
made to bulldoze Bishop Willis to
consent to permit the Second Con-
gregation to worship in the Cathe
drai on Sunday. and they, on their
port, will agree not to apply for an
ipjunction, but the consent was
withheld. At 2 o'clock this after
noon no injunction has been applied
for. Holmes a. Stanley represent
the Rev. Alex. Mackintosh and the
Bishop has placed bis side in the
hands Of ], Dune
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Died.

KRoUsE-In this city, January 20,
1902, Thomas Il Krouse, a native of
England, aged 81 years. p,
Fuueral at 3 O'Clock this (Friday)
afternoon, from II. III. Williams un-
dertak;ng parlors. s
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

The sale OF the Daily Republican
did not come off yesterday. II lie
rumored that there will be sus
pension OF the company and a repr.
ganiz atom.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

The Wahiawa Colony will take
the initiative in forming the first
Farmers Institute in these Islands
and the frst meeting will be held
tomorrow down at the eaequarters
OF the colony.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

Judge Estee is listening today to
argument in the case OF Macfarlane
g. Go. ct als, "a. w. II, Wright,
Treasurer OF the Territory, in the
issue of which the oonstitutionality
OF the Hawaiian liquor laws is lo' bs
tested. ".fe
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

The application of Mscfarlcue g.
Co. for transfer OF their saloon
license from Waikiki to Kahului,
was refused yesterday by the Gov
rnment in Executive Council.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

In future the steamship compa
MES carrying Chinese from the ORR,
ent must furnish $500 bond for
every Chinese kept 10 detention
while his right to laud is being de
oided.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

W. 81. johnson, P. II. Brunette
aud @. r Hemenway were appoint
cd by Judge Estes yesterday as q
commission to appraise the real
property OF j. T. Schneider, bank
rupt.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

The appointment OF Ri, Brekons,
of Wyoming, as United States Dis
trict Attorney, has been confirmed
by the Senate.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

, Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge, No
Twill celebrate it's third auniver
Isary at Harmony Hall tomorrow
evening. The program will e com
mence at 8 o'clock.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

A wholesale liquor licenee was
granted yesterday by the authorities
to Wolters, Waldron & Co.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

An Injunction was issued yester-
day against Fl. A. Juen ct al. at the
instance Of Mrs. X. Lazarus. De
fendants are alleged to have de-
frauded plaintiff in obtaining deed
to certain real estate and the sum Of
$500 for which they pretended to
convey to plaintiff half interest in
a saloon. Defendants are epjoined
from selling, mortgaRing or dispos-
ing OF the property.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

Several Hawaiian boys have en-
listed on the training ship Mohican,
which will remain in port for a
week or more.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

Seventy tons OF koa wood are
going to the coast on the S. n
Castle instead OF seven as reported.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24
The 1 ate Thomas e. krouse


The coroner's jury decided aud
rendered the following verdict at
the inquest held last evening in the
office of Deputy High Sheriff
Cbillingworth: q m
"That the said Thomas E. Krouse
came to his death at Honolulu, Isl.
aud Of Oahu, on the % d day OF
January, A. D. 1902, the result Of a
bullet wound from p8-caIibre re-
volver, fred by himself with suicidal
intent, said bullet entering the alb
dominsl cavity, causing hemorrhage
and shock. Dependency, 80 this
jury believes, being the cause Of this
act. w. Fl. Coney, Allan Dunn,
Thos. r. Lucas, F. Smith, r. NJ.
Duncan, G. A. Graham"
Dependency seems to have been
the only cause Of his rash act in
ending his life at the non-receipt OF
any letter asfrom hiS wife or his
daughter Edna, now absent in San
Francisco. When the coroner's jury
arrived at the Arlington Hotel and
examined the premises. High Sheriff
picked up from table ia the parlor
sheet OF paper torn from block
pad on which was freshly written in
blue ink:
Gall Mrs. Frank Hoogs as soon
as possible. T. E Krouse."
Mrs Hoogs is the sister OF Mrs
Krouse Beneath this was a letter
in a sealed envelope directed to
Mrs. Flank Hoogs. This letter,
after being read by Mrs, Hooes,
who was present when the investi-
CATION Of the rooms was made, was
turned over to the High Sheriff, and
he read its contents to the jury.
The letter was iastfollpws:
"Honoulu. Decem her %, 1901.
"Mrs. Frank Hoogs: After all
debts are paid, please do this for
me for Edna: Sell or dispose Of
everything belonging TO me, reserv-
ing for yourself anything Turn
into cash, please, and PIT in savings
bank for her. You will find the keys
to my safe in my pants poke B. "A
So ST. E. KRousE F" p
Mr. Krouse was a native of Eng
land, aud about 81 years OF age, aud
has been a resident of the Hawaiian
Islands for about twenty five years.
He was once proprietor OF the Eagle
house on Nuuann street, then con-
Quoted small restaurant on Fort
street, and lister managed the old
Arlington hotel on King street,
once The residence OF Princess PAD
shi Bishop. He has been employed
lately in the Fashion saloon. Ee
WAS a member of Hawaii Lodge Of
the Masonic order, Years ago he
was bartender for the saloon CON
nected with Booths tbeater in New
York. ~
Rms ,
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The Hogans will appear again at
the Orpheum tomorrow evening
When "a Trip to Coontown" will be
presented.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The Elks meet tonight.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

Deputy Sheriff Uhillingworth
captured large and complete dis
tillery on Diamond Head yesterday
afternoon. The "still" was run by
Japanese and cleverly hidden. A
huge distillery plant was found aud
confscated as were about liz gallons
OF clear foe okolebao, The Japan
csc owner and two of his assistantp
were handcuffed and taken to the
Police station. The raid was q
great success, and credit to the
Polioet Department. }J
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-24

The whaling bark John and
Winthrop arrived off port at $3.50
am. yesterday and anchored out
side. The reason for putting to is
that Fourth Officer Layton is suffer
ing from eye trouble. lie went
ashore and consulted an oculist
The whaler left San Francisco on
December %, and though whales
were sighted on the way down, none
were captured. The vessel will sail
from here to tho Japan sea.