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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

able and always seen althugh, it must
be confessed, they are mre ge:nerai!g
used abroad than at home. long circulars
make the best: of all as they an be thrown
round the figure with ease md take me
lines, but robes on the order Il bath ropes
also are worn. Wherever he distance e
from the beach to the dressing room is
more than few rods it wuld be well
that some such covering should always pc
worn. In addition to the question of taste
the one Of health is importan. and, unless
the day is intensely warm. here is al
ways danger Of chill from Exposure in
wet. clothing, As have alrady stated
Turkish towelling and light Wight flannel
are the materials most in vogue, but as
any slight covering means proection, Mo-
hair to match the suit is used md is made
up into most effective wraps The lowell
ing has the advantage of laundering with
ease and perfect success an, for that
reason is to be commended as veil as, for
its really fine folds and lines. As write
1 recall tall slender woman whose trip
from her nearby cottage, there she
wrapped in q long cloak of tts material
in pure white and the pictGe in my
minds eye is one Of stately trace ana
charm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

s. 4 doption 81 Iris recipe by The fssa- |
ds,,tasM became SO general as to create q /
shion Before the end Of the season /
.fhe FAD was copaBd ai MANY seasnoLs |
resorts Of lessen nets and gene1auy az
THE TIN American woman Is q rr1ls = NOT
,,ri7iIIv modest In On estimate of ner
a e,. personal attractions, but ndther -
snas Is conceited as to refuse 20 Ma MIS-
,Isos sc any means whereby they may ~. 70
M MA ned She has never ensted st slNe
.E.rslish woman either her gowns o .sansa
= e1,re but 1t may as well be c COM
frat She has always been secreuy "a.
g;ttsscorered long ago was due entirely y
eiirnate and not to cosmet1ca " ~ 5 Aoe5
Tather than to face massage, ,,,.ana,r.
"A g NOT even the purse Of q m1llionatAs
- change the American climate, W WI
70 rticularly in large cities persist -
sconferring more sunshine than Sa .A ~
yaar around, the American woman a - . ,.a ~
al acous toned to leaving fog ous S -. 80
beautv recipes that when by any c!la al
1aoa imitation Of the real English ar
Hole. did come her way she scarcely
knew what to do with But But NV s,ss.
all mat has been changed by the pro1npef
action of the Newport fasht onaD1e w" w
overwhelmingly Of course, with 8 tne 1Ne'
! York society 81 oman--and from now on 5 +
no more fogs will go a-beggtng.
| The Newport summer climate, eo a1l
people say, makes a. speclalty OF U.s.
| which come rolling, In at the shortest no
| tice. and last all the way from two hours
| to| two DAYS. The same thing to some
avtent may be said of every coast re-
sort at some season of the year Ana
now these fogs are having their day.
/ Tn place Of being greeted by the fashion
1 n1e4 summer community with expressions
/ of dismay. the feminine contingent at
/ Iaas welcomes them gladly with barred
i heads and upturned faces. If not out
stretched haltds.
AT Newport in particaiar the W Wo1 far
now smiles blandly as It creeps IN ttah
! the sea, and bids her maid hasten 10 1etc y
/ n, orayenetke raincoat or costume as the
boots. Thus accoutred she steps out into
the foe; and walks about bareheaded untll
i she is tired or drives very slowly LOT
hours along the highways and oH vtay,
4 themselves with sitting on a piazza t nI'
( one and all, it appears, escheW fast oriV.
ing or automobiling while undergoing IN.
complexion cure in fog' Io ,,a, sne e. te ever
Harm air against the face is more It'll
ia ting than soothing ran.
people call it, q waterproof costume Is nov
I'm nortant feature of every NeWpor
Woman.s wardrobe. One Of the prettl .;
s made Of ae e5aYs g e. w agbffa
Almost aim ,1h 20 nav be had in variety 0
5r5i,a mfle eolors as well as IN black am
includes skirt cut to short aai,o wa TX ah
and b boase aoaars ce enpF Tha
tI,, VS." is a, cravenette long coat. whl NC
shares share honors with the waterproof s,e;to COS
although not ,t seps ef ths qHrs en
s 81 1paae WITH a yoke from which han
l 10 a Straight box plaits The sleeves 1 ar
cuff. ,.,.os. ~, o. foeey da
49, We On W anY other" remarked a Newpo1
s shap ea cry last August for the rf "a
that every woman wants t5 an n gxe"ae 10
ou sa1,,;,,er la;nn1essly about she Is likely
non in and out of the shops
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
WANTS. MARRIAGE ANNULLED
,,,o,,.n Who is Married TO One of Her
Own Sex Applies to Courts.
By Associated Press9

baltimore, Mp. June . m, arnasa i hst
NE ',. Tvdia. Lolita Sawyer, who has
" mss soueraded as a man for several years,
n i., to the courts to-day to nave the
n,arriage annulled. Judge Wright signed
l ~, d a,ae fer a hearing in the case.
The bill filed by Mrs. Raucke states th "a.
TIE petitioner. widow and nd the the d meends
ant by Rev. Anthony Bilkovsky, at tne
minister's home. on June 18th I'll las last ce ena
that two days subsequent to fne esrr
VII The bill further declares that the DC,
fer.dant has confessed the deceptioa e. ~
The bill is filed against>Lotta a. saw.
ver or Lydia Lotta Sawyer, known az
H1nan G. Wood : ,,+,,
Miss Sawyer is in seclusion IN tne Guy ny
| Hefcre leaving the police statloh ias
right she said to tho matron:
4 want to thank you for your k nm so
ing to hide myself from all who nigh
| recognize me-"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
KniH PLEADING.
DOWN IN DIXIE
To be Presented in interest OF the
Louisa Monument Fund.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
LOUISA VA, June 2s.-Nfr. George !!
Turner, Of Portsmouth, Va. has bought
Of Porter and Gates, the home place OF
Mrs. Rosa Toler, situated on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad short dis
tance east OF this town, and has con- Z
trscted with w. J. Hrnt for a new resi- {
dencs to be completed by September 1se-
Down In Dixie will be presented here /
about the middle Of July by expert local
talent The door receipts will go exclu-
sfvely toward swelling the rapidly grow
ing Confederate monument fund.
Colonel and Mrs. William Winston. OF
| malvern" their beautiful country home
| In the county, with their daughters. MISS
es Anne and Helen, are the guests OF
Judge and Mrs. Wilmer Sims this week.
] DIR Lynn Chiles, wife and children, OK
New York; Professor ]. Hunter Chiles.
wife and child. OF Lexington. Va. are
/ the guests this week OF Mrs lisa z.
Chiles.
Mrs. James NJ Briscoe and little daugh-
TOR. Ruth, are guests Of her sister IN
Hinton, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs George Turner. OF Ports
mouth. are guests at the louisa n 10
will spend the summer with nus motneH
and other relatives in Louisa
\ Miss Edna Boyce, of Nelson. and MISS
Mary Stickley, Of Woodstock. are the
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. I. a. Cutler
F. " Gwathmey, or Rlcnruouo, Win
ais mother and little brother, ere the
quests Of Captain and Mrs +. Y. Win-
&
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

h.r g. sstfp - rsllvsd - -
"a Il Ia q fower potlf and = soo1 .ss.s
The following spring . waS ~ 1880. "a
to tn present poatam u tns = 80 -
historic old ChAntii3y -.
The tree that M. Ihonapeo y. ss-
also. one day while visiting e .Dr:.
FIemins's home he cut Son g willow 49,
for riding whip and upon reaonM y.
home planted It, In HIS garden: 80
q largo and handsome tree. ana a6 s1s.
mora to it's value than Its beauty
People in passing by Mr. Thornpsonss
often notice the beauty OF the eree nc
frequently call and ask for slips to plant
in their yards or upon graves.
Many other people throuShout the eoun
that came from the grave Of Napoleon.
but the fact that this one did Is infaln'
BILE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
Fog Eapored BY
Fashionable Women

Strangely enough; says the New York
Sur Sunday, the one complexion specific
which has received scant attention, or
no attention at ALL from writers for the
beauty column is fog And yet, for the
moment, it is perhaps the most fash
ionable of all cosmetics. At any rate
some smart women in society have taken
it up and head the list of it's most en-
thusiastic advocates. Having once tried
fog, they say, none will ever again 90
without it.
unfortunately fogl is not put up in
packages nor can it be bought by the
bottle. Furthermore, the only way to
get the best results from its remedial
properties is to settle down for a two
Or three months, stay at the seashore, a
plan of action which puts the price of
the fog complexion remedy pretty high.
It was at Newport, last summer that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

his yard weeping-willow tree. which
with its ancestors has quite UNIQUE
and interesting history. When MISS
sallie Fleming. a sister of DR.. George
Fleming, who now lives at Chantlily'
Va. was a young lady. she had a gen
tleman friend, DR.. Brown whom she
afterward married. He was very Iono
of travelling. and on one occasion sald ne
visited the grave Of Napoleon sBonaparte'
On each side of his grave is planted
large weeping-wiIlow tree. From one Of
these trees he cut a little willow SLIP.
and enclosed it with a letter to MISS
Fleming. And, although. at that time
It must have taken a letter seevrar,
weeks to come from st. Helena, to Amer1-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
AN HISTORIC TREE

a Weeping Willow That Came From
rapoleon's Grave.
fsnecial Dispatch to The Times2
o1SNTPELIER, VA, juno 2S.-Mr. Sam
q THOMPSON, who lives near Montpelier
Postoffice, in Hanover county. has II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
VANDERBILT DROPS OUT.
Was Fify-Fifth in Great Automobiei
Race and decided to Quit. . -.

Race and decided to Quit -
{By Associated Preas.)
RELFORT, FRANCE. June 27.-Ina con-
testants In tho Paris-vienna automobile
race. which started from champigny.
near Paris, yesterday morning. was con-
tinued to Bregenz. Austria. to-day. Tho
first machine left here at A NJ.
w. K Vanderbilt, Jr.. who was the
eftv.ffth contestant to arrive hero yes
te-day, has decided to abandon the race
and will return to Paris
------ ---- H. u.
Kniff Leading.
By Associated Press.)
RREGENz, AUSTRIA. juno c.-Knin
was the first of the contestants to reach
here. He came IN at s:42 p. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

Bathing wraps or closks are of Turkish
towelling and Of flannel are always desir-
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

WASH NaroN, Jan. 20 = Senator
Nelson's bill creating d partmeut
OF Co rmerce, which passed The Sen
ate to-day, was amsn led in various
particulars. Probably the most i'm
portrait Of the amendments wss one
changing the title to read the De-
part mont Of Commerce aud Labor.
II provides for secretary, who is
t. be member OF the Cabinet, an
assistant secretary, and also the
other officials and clerks necessary
The proposed department is especi-
ally charged with the collection AID
distrit ution OF statistical inform y
ton aud with the development aud
foste ing OF foreign and domestic
commerce. In the department there
is to be q new bureau Of manufac
lures and many bureaus now in
cl dsd in other depar, ments are
transferred to this new department,
including the lie saving service, the
lighthouse service, tbs marine hos
pital service, the steamboat inspec-
ton service and the bureau Of navi.
cation, shipping ard immigration,
as we'll SO the control Of thu fisheries
and the Chinese exclusion
questions, all wv within the juris
dictiou OF the Treasury Department
the Fish Commission and the Cen
sus Bureau. The depart ment is
also gwen jurisdiction over the con-
sular service so far as 1t pertains to
commerce,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08
Fell Into British Hands.

LONDON, Jan. 26 "A report sent
by Lord Kitchener, in Johannes
burg, tells OF the important capture
Of General B. ViIjoeu, in the reigh-
borhood Of Lyndenburg, Transvaal
Colony, as we'll as the captures of
small parties OF Beers elsewhere.
The capture of General Viljoep,
who was General BOtha's most able
lieutenant, and who has given the
British deal OF trouble, has created
lively satisfaction in London.
The correspondent Of the Daily
Telegraph at Brussels says in a dis.
patch that Mr.. Kru ger has received
fresh invitations from Chicago, New
York and Philadelphia to visit those
cities, aud that be will probably
start upon an American tour next
mohth.
PRETORIA, Jan. &c Colonel Will
son captured twenty Beers near
Frankfort, in Orange River Colony,
yesterday. He WIS preparing at
dawn this morning to move away
with the captives when a superior
force Of Beers made a desperate
effort to recapture the prisoners. A
fight ensued, in which all but three
Of the prisoners escaped ard in
which a few men were killed and
wounded on both sides.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08
wlll sell the Philippines.

VIENNA, January f0-The Neues
Weiner Tageblatt has discovered
that the sale of the Philippine ISL
ands to Germany by the United
States is very prob4b BILE. The paper
says negotiations to this end have
been proceeding for some time. 1t
adds that the vist Of Prince Henry
to the United States is preliminary
TO the announcement that the ISL
ands have been sold. The paper
adds that the transference will be
partly compensated for in money
and partly in political aud CONNER
cial concessions, Other powers are
fully cogn zant OF the negotiations.
Resentment from Russia aud Great
Britain is expected.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08
The Roth Cup.

The four -third.class yacht races
for the Roth trophy will be sailed
over the following courses: ForG's
Island, Diamond Head, Pearl Har-
Dor and return, aud another course
yet to be determined by the CON-
mittee. The first race, around the
Ford's Island course, will be sailed
on Saturday, February %. The
other three races will take place
about the Goth OF each consecutive
month, on the occasion of the regu-
lar monthly cruise OF the Hawai-
Yacht Club.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08
National Liberal Party Organized

CINCINNATI, Ian. 26 The Nation
al Liberal party was organized here
today hy representatives from all
parts of the county The pream-
BILE to tho new constitution that was
adopted declared Tor the separation
OF church and state TO the extent OF
abolishing cbsplaius in the army
and navy, Legislative bodies and all
public institutions, the taxetion OF
church property and the absn5on
ment RI Sabbath observance. The
National Liberal party is the ANAL
gamation for political purposes Of
free-thinkers, and it is more distinct.
ly in politics than the American
Secular Union, The free love ele-
ment was not admitted into the
organization, but the woman suf.
frsg SITS wese admitted. At the
Thomas Payns memorial tonight
addresses we're made by Q. S. Oar
70 v of Chicsgo aud Others. Officers
will be elected tomorrow.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08
Prince Wounded by Brother

LONDON, Jan. %, Special dis
patches received here from Vienna
report that in a duel ioughtat Cat
tsro, Dalmatin, Austria Hungary,
between the hereditary Prince of
Montenegro, Deuelo Alexander, and
his brother, Prince MiIko, on &C,
c lu1t OF the latter having ridiculed
the vile OF his brother, Princess Tut
Ia the Duchess OF Mecklenburg,
Prince Denelo was slightly wound
ed, but hes since gone with his wife
to visit the ltalian court.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08
TERM MATTERS

Judge Humphreys was occupied
all Of yesterday in hearing the case
OF John Il e tate VS.. Kahinu Mele,
an ej.ctment suit, before jury,
which promisea to AXE several days.
The trial WAS commenced at the
last term OF court, but for some
reason fell through, because OF a
disagreement OF the jury.
A plea Of guilty was entered by
Mitaui to the charge of selling
liquor without license, and sem
teuce was suspended. The Jap,
no wever, had objection to admit
ting his guilt, and Attorney Brooks
had to do it for him. After some
iuterrogations, the plea wa accept
ed, and upon motion OF Attorney
Douthtt, sentence was Suspended
A. Perry was found guilty OF EEL
ling liquor without license by a
jury in Judge Gears court yester-
day and sentenced to pay a fine Of
$3.50. The court stated that he in
tended to break up this practice of
liquor j int in every corner gro
Gerry, as there were enough saloons
now to supply the demand.
Ia tie case Of Koloma and Kohl
koIi, charged with assault aud bat
terry, appsal from district court,
Deputy Attorney General Douthitt
entered nolls prostqni
The same Was also done in the
case OF Kork Hio, charged with as
sault aud battery.
The case of Yo3hika, charged vii h
nuisance, was also dismissed for
want of prosecution.
Iu the case OF All Hing, selling
liquor without liceose, the de-
fondant pleaded guilty aud was
fned 500.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08
To nights Mass Ne citing.

AS alrea ~ published the Rep ub,
lican party's mass meeting will take
place this evening at the Drillshed,
commencing at 1880 O'Clock.
The bend will be present at the
shed at 1880 O'Clock, and will give a
concert in front OF the auditorium,
and will also play between the
speeches. Judge j, L. Kaulukou
will act as the chairman of the
meeting, and the speeches will be
made by Senator Achi, Representa-
tives A. G.. M. Robertson and II. w.
Aylett, Olepsu, Kane and others.
A set OF resolutions will no doubt
be adopted Other than the oppo-
sition to Delegate Wilcox's leper
bill, the speakers may probably
touch on the Kohala water scheme
and the goyernorship matter,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08
BY AUTHORITY.
sEaLED TENDERS

Will be received at the Office Of
TIA Superintendent of Public Works
till II O'Clock noon OF March z, 1902,
for 10000 feet of 6 inch cast iron
hell and spigot water pipe, OF good
quality, tested before delivery to an
internal pressure OF 800 los. per
square iucb, also II 6,iuch Gate
valves with be- ends to atand the
came pressure, II 6 inch elbows, u
6 inch tees, 800 lbs. hemp yarn. and
one ton OF lead to be delivered L. o.
B. wharf, Honolulu, within sixty
(60) days irom date OF contract
The Superintendent CT Public
Works reserves the right to rs ject
any or all bids. Specifications at
the otfice OF the Superintendent OF
Honolulu Water Works.
JAS. Fl. BOYD,
2l26-3t Sup't Public Works,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08
MATTERS FILED.

An answer has been 6lod in the
case OF Charles X. Towt vs.. Kona
Sugar Company.
The McKechnie Paint aud Wall
Paper Company has fled mechanics
lien against Mrs. Fred Harrison for
$25. =
a. j. Lopez has sud Antonio
Manuel and Others for $765 rs,
which he says he expended in per
fecting title to property purchased
from Antonio Manuel, decsased, OF
whom defendants we're the heirs.
L. l., McCaudless has brought
suit sgainst the Territory to estab-
lish fishing rights at Wsiausa, this
island.
The case Of Ksolulo Kahula VS..
Julia Lee ct al. for partition of Pro-
perty at Pauos was tried before
Judge Humphrey yesterday. p.
D. Kellet Jr. was appointed com
missioner to inepect the property
and. report to the court as to the
value OF tho res peotive pieces sought
to be patttioned.
@. b Male has sued w. G. Achi
for S 900 note due upon certain
Waikiki property sold to defendant.
The note is securedshy mortgage
which it ia alleged Achi refuses 10
cancel or pay the money.
Mira. HendIickson has asked that
Alice +. Board be appointed guard.
iau OF Der minor children.
George Lncas as master has fled
his report upon the accounts OF A.
G.. Cunha deceased. The to. al rs,
osipts were $3O25 so and disburse.
meuts $2S45 81
An amended complaint has been
filed in the case OF Chez Kit VS.
Laa.Lung, dam age suit for $l01J
The plaintiff claims defendant in
cited Lee Choy aud lung Chong
to assault him.
Notice OF appeal has been giver
10 the matter OF the guardianship
OF the Brown minors by Mrs. Irene
Holloway. She appeals from The
decision Of Judge Humphreys al
lowing the father, Q. A. Brown, L
see the children.
Bishop q Co. have asked tina
VIM. Sims be required to show
cause why he has not paid a not,
for $3.50 due from Sims as admins
traitor Ct the estate of his wife.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

Divers Morse and Ka'uhikai OBJ
tanned a reward OF $40 on Thursday
by locating the lost anchor and
chain of the bark Kate Davenport
of the Allen street wharf. The an
chor was located ia thirty feotof wa
ter with .oug sounding stick, and
Kaluhikai went down aad attached
a line TO the chain.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08
New Criterion Saloon.

The work of fitting up the new
Criterion Saloon, il being pushed
forward to an ea'ly completion, say.
by the first OF next month, at which
time the present saloon will be clos
ed and the new Que opened for BUSH
ness All or most OF ths furniture
will be Of mahogany, the futures be
ing the fpest made FIR saloon dec
ra'ions, and will cost about 1900
The tiles for the q ,or are exp cted
on the next stesmer from San Fran
c'sco, Ga Che Bel hel sire, t side will
be- handsomely fitted up laroer
shop. A gasoline aud dyLa are
s're TO be installed, which will fur.
nsh the establishment with its own
electric Lighting plant
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08
pied.

BAoHELos--In Washington, d, O.,
January "a, 1902, Catherine b.
Bachelor, beloved mother Of Frank,
Louis, Charles and Henry Warren,
Mrs. e, S. Douglas and Mrs. G.. t.
Fink, sister OF Frank w. James and
Joseph Duane aged 65 years In,
terwept Mountain View Cemetery,
Oakland, Gal,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

The steamship Nippon Maru ar
rived from,the Orient yesterday after
noon about 2 o'c lock, day ahead
OF time. She lett Hougkoug on
January Is, anl Yokohami on jan
uarv 20. Very good weather was
experienced all the way, with light
headwinds. She left for San Fran.
CISCO at 10 O'Clock last night.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

Kentucsy's fsmouR Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequslled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any OF
tho saloons and at LoVeioy Il Co
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
lslands.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08
DR.. Arthur Maxson Smith,, {

DR.. Arthur Maxson Smith, Of
Oahu College, gave an addrssS yes.
terday afternoon before the Moth
ers' and Teachers Club at the Pu-
nahou Preparatory School, on the
subject of "Sslf-Control ard Self
Reliance" He spoke in place OF
Mrs. Smith, who was to have been
heard.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

Frank Halstesd, Edgar Halstead,
A. Lewis, B. g., Holt aud w. r.
Castle have been elected members
OF the Hawaii Yacht Club. The
latter is an honorary member.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

Judge II ,binsou yesterday tend
cred his resignation as United
States Commissioner TO Judge
Estee, aud it was accepted, e. S.
Gill was appointed commissioner in
his place,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

The Kinau rived shortly after
o'clock this afternoon. She hal
rough weather going up this trip
aud ine coming dow.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

The Mauna Loa had rough trip
coming down, arriving here yester-
day morning.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

The U. S. A. transport Meade az
rived this morning, II days from
Nsgasaki, Japan.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

Theirs will be an Ass 1cia.ion foot
ball game at Makiki this afternoon,
between the Male. Iimas and the
Hackfeld-Davies combination. Ire
kick off will be at 4:l5 sharp.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

Two nicely furnished rooms are
Tor rent at Mrs. McConnell's, No 8
Garden Lane.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

The first and second teams Of the
Oahu Polo Club will play practice
gams at Kapiolsni Park this after
noon, commencing at 3:31 p. m.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-08

j. S. Bailey, the plumber, was
thrown from his wagon yesterday,
caused by the horse running away,
and he sustained three BROKEN ribs