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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEW g.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE INDEPENDENT 30 cents per
month.
Excelsior lodge of 0 o F, meet
at their hall this evening
The Band will give an open air
concert to night at the Hawaiian
hotel grounds.
Col George French, the Salvation
Army leader left for Hilo to lay in
the steamer Kinau.
The steamer Alameda will sail to-
morrow for San Francisco. She will
carry the usual mail.
Col Sam Parker returned to TIE
city by the steamer Iwalani after a
hurried trip to Hilo.
j FL Fisher the audi,or,is the vice.
president Of the firm of Benson
Smith & Go, the druggists.
Jack" Forestt, the popular mix
iolosist of the Royal Aunex i suffer
ing from an attack of gastric fever.
At about this season OF the year
the lady mistress becomes the Chin
csc housekeeper, cook, yardboy etc,
etc.
The first rair, for couple of
weeks, fell lightly last night aud
dampened the Undiscovered streets
OF the city
The dangerous unlishted corner,
OF Militant aud @ isen streets, is still
permitted to remaia menace to the
public safety.
Is bella X Winston has brought
suit for divorce against Theodore Ell
Winston on the ground OF cruelty
and non-support.
u S Boiler Inspectors Lehners and
Whitney left for Hilo this noou by
the steamer Kinau on their annual
inspection tour.
The United Chinese Society has
decided not to keep an"open house"
this year, on the celebration Of the
Chinese New Year.
The celebration OF the Chinese
New Year will commence this eve
ming and will be probab' y continued
during the rest OF the week.
II Baldwin who has been in the
city here for the past week will re-
turn to Maui this evening ON the
steamer Claudine.
Mahommed Khan or Khant will
appear ia series of misfit out fits
tonight at Pacific Heights. A good
ride and plenty OF fun.
TheMarine Engineers are asked to
meet at their b all thi, Tuesday after
noon for the purpose of attending
the interment of their late brother
George Mel.
By the steamer Lehua last evening
the Rev Father Thomas left for Ka-
laupapa, and John Ii Wilson for
Pelekunu, Moloksi.
"Jack" Atkinson has sought tenn
porary retireme in the Queens
hospital to undergo treatment for
breakbone fever.
This is the anniversary Of the birth
OF Emperor William Of Germany
and ali republic America, including
this Territory, will honor the e7ent,
A Vlzzavons, Esq, French consu
at this city has buoma victim &c
the prevailing "breakbone"fever anc
is now an inmate OF the Queen'l
hospital.
The MaIitana rehearsal at th'
Opera House, last evening, wa, vel
attended by 'part takers" and wa
considered successful aud very en-
courapipg.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

o liver Stillman, clerk in the Pub
lie Works office has been detailed to
the duty of taking temporary charge
OF the Governmet lodging house
lately under the control of G H
Clark.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

Two Porto Ricans and white
man, whose name by the way is
Black. were arrested yesterday after
noon while attempting TO extol t
money from the wife of police-ofie-
er All On, They were tsied in the
District court this mornipg, found
J guilty aud were sentenced
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

The Osaka, Japan, exhibition will
be opened on March lst his year
and will be continued until July 31st.
So says the local "Hawaii Shinpo."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

The Republican committee pro-
posed TO forward copies OF the
County act by the steamers leaving
for island ports to-day The number
will be undoubtedly very small as
the copies sent are only printed in
English.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

Broker Poliiz puts the sugar pros
poets OF Hawaii in very bright and
attractive manner. The stock gam
be however has SO far proved as bad
az shares in the bunk scheme OF the
Little Louisiana Lottery"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

The Mariana rehearsal at the
Opera House, last evening, was we'll
attended by 'part takers" and was
considered successful aud very en-
couragipg.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

The steamer Korea for the Orient
and the steamers, Kinau, Claudine,
w q Hall and steam schooner Ec-
l,pse for inter island ports, all sailed
today.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

The steamer Kinau sailed at noon
today on the volcano trip. touching
at way ports She carried forward a
heavy freight, mail, aud large
number of passengers.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

Ga reqnests OF residents in Omao-
pic, Maui, the proposed sale by Land
Commissioned Boyd Of the lease Of
1909 acres OF land situated in the
mentioned locality, and which said
Gale was to have taken place at Wal
luku, Maui, on the 30.h inst, has
been declared off and the land will
be sold to homesteaders.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

The publishers of the Hawaii
Shinpo" have reconsidered the in
tention of publishing daily in En-
glish and their vernacular but have
decided to publish a weekly in both
languages
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

The barkentine Klikitat arrived in
port yesterday morning after forty
days trip from Port Ludlow with
lumber. Her arrival leaves now but
the ship Florence as the only "over-
due"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-27

The boxing contest at the Orphe-
um next Saturday evening promises
to be full OF ego" aud the chances
are that, Kid De Lyle will add an.
other scalp to his collection OF tro-
phies. Popular prices.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-04
L SUMMER FICTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., JULY 4, 1908

now? Never mnd-only wanted and meant
harm to I couldn't had found by accident
everything not dead-you didn't
kill himand-and Lillian all about it, and her
for than five Oh, God old boy! Must die
and by your
The stopped without finishing the sentence and
Lewis in he the edge of the
culver of his they straight
mild enough blow he had received
to him than the bullet to Blythe
After wait of minute two Blythe made an effort
and continued:
Il saw how everything was going bright while
walking thought the letter would
Lilan-poor girl-and Bll-your father-ded and
hxed-and Tom went to Europe-and all rough
places seemed smoothed Overland Shorthand
could back with married Lillian. But
Bill what after-this? Oh, God!
fellow what do now?'
He almost he spoke the
himself tried to, sank
closed his thus died with his hand in the
of his murderer without word of accusation
One after the other the stole away, but William
Lewis Apparently unmoved and
tainy he continued to sit in the same poslon
within growing stiff. Then
he arose and returned to the barroom.
The gathered the stove which they had
kindled needles covered
the the The master passed thru the
without word and entered his His face as
pale that of the he had but just left but it had
before AS Tuttle
remarked afterward: II Cocky's mug look so
kinder wholesome did slid by u.s.
Within ten minutes after agent entered his
there shot within. Every the stove
knew its import time them stirred
When at last they him found that he had placed
the photograph thru
it he had fired the which reached his heart Out
in the barroon Sixty sat sobbing like child.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-04

And there was lay stage-room, dying
the moment the day had dawned he had been
calling the who shot him, but not soul had
the and deliver the By
noon it was long,
pressure Sixty, who had been the
trouble all risks this he fatty refused
without escort, hence the squad which
preached length the three sober rough
determined
Sixty advanced, with his companions step in
change in his sigh Of
relief escaped him the butt of his rifle to
floor slight eyes that his told him
that Smith feared. and without preface
he said:
"cocky, he wants see yer! He's goin says
must yer
s'Who?" asked the master, in genuine surprise.
Sheriff somebody place; it don't much matter
what anyhow teller last night
We tried pot I break
didn't know beastly parayzed It's
bad fer cocky-mighty bad-ain't it, boys?
Cockys eyes looked strangely the before him,
with exclamation his his right hip with
peculiar shoulder motion well those who
carry gun Instantly he covered by three rifles
Hold hard men, understand he shouted, he
threw his hands, "Come gun. Sixty only
wished count the cartridges
lay the lightest airest bunk in
room. eyes o open which
sunlight that frightened the
almost a look of cheerfuness barren
AS the shadow of the darkened the
stranger a attempt
self, but fell back with tho he stretched out his
to the who walked stffly the floor.
sYou Bill Lewis he said
agent stopped suddenly forward instant
and then in almost whisper exclaimed:
Great God above met is Harry Blythe!'
aye, Bl--aye Bill the low response. Fl didn't
expect this awhile but it has Why did it
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-04

In the kieak the waited, boot in
hand. for the return of Sixty of the he
wished The minutes dragged by and
He would wait longer Slowly got into his
finally it his shoulders sailed
but building displaying light and to this he
went stumbling along the rough half rodden path He had
eyes the line Of black specks moving the
in the distance. with mind seeing his old
friend possible, opened bar door
With the departure of the gang, Smith walked
like asleep, only slight occasional 1urch
berayng his condition Presently his
leaving the door slightly ajar seated himself log
to command thru the opening the interior Of the
Drawing revolver deyiish in his
eyes. his teeth like the jaws sprung
He did not wait long Blythe came into the room and
rresoute Advancing the turned toward
the partly door he beyond and in clear and
said
Smith
His deafening report, and the sheriff Of
Chenango county spun pivot fell
lily to the floor.
Late the day Cocky Smith William Lewis
His fearfully, discovered
he had retired with his hat clothes
conscious having had series of the
which assaed his partly protected
sffened him that could scarcely dragged
himself into the outer The
floor slight splash of blood.
THE boys have been at it, he murmured. 81 wonder
who hurt I have been very drunk
member"
glanced toward the boci-house Sixty.
tie Feathers of the sage-room
toward barroom, astonshed him
observe that the three carried rifles He awaited their
wonderingy the that they heavily
stopped whispered consultation
few feet of the barroom made him something
out Of the common afoot.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-04

-~ Californian county wilder
romantic than Mendocino of the north coast.
b in the embraces of the first circling
mountain thousands of feet above the
sea, lies the matchless Round valley, forty to
fifty miles The silver SUBMITS of the
serras beyond towering higher in air. the
awful silent battlement of the head region of the
Sacramento river garden spot the world
In the early autumn of 1855 garrison of Cali
fornian volunteers Wright the heart of
the lonely valley The uecoaed Lincoln sodery posted
there fugitive tribes mountain
controlled three thousand reservation
frontier population crowding into this coveted
grasp heritage of the northern
hill tribes Between the fort and Indian clear dash
ing stream flowed along for six miles, and it's main crossing
was the natural site of the incipient settlement
There the saloon blacksmith shop postoffice and
oharo rooms aHoroeo convenient meeting paee io Tue
squater element. Mostly southern southwestern
these reckless invaders pasured herds Of Sheep
ana horses on the lnolans iands g1aus ana were
drawing closer closer the homes of the
pearng Their greedy ranks daily by
adventures who
well knew that the sxshooter the only which
could reach them here hidden far in the heart of the wild
Sierras
August days of 1855 showed Round valley golden in
its matcess profuson of harvest and native abundance
Around the front doors OF the saloon at the crossing an
evening gathering of dismounted riders sat- varously IN
primitive designations Of frontier whisky and
traders tobacco the breeze swept down from the silent
ranges
Hank Mason, logged Missouri who dominated
1.-THE Crossing glass in hand among these now friendly
pirates Smoking his his careessly
noted the sunset beauty of this evening CT August
20, 1866.
who's at the Bay now boys?" he finally said
indicating Francisco.
None of people that I know Jest now" drawled
'Long Aeck' shining light I'm thinkin Of akin
drive of horses down Kin do anythn for ye thar
Eank?"
Nothing that know Of only wanted to know If any
boys heard from Dan Morgan yet?, 3
"A general silence finally broken by order for
all and the lazy remark whats with Black
DAM from the squire, broken-down Albanian
general futter of animation enlvened the knot of
squatters when Hank Morgan gufawed:
all with him. I've had letter from agent
back from Kentucky and sendn of
stuff an outfit up here He's been gettn married out
home, boys, the agent she's fine woman,
young and handsome
Welt the devil" said Doc Thrinnbe the
apology Dan Morgans luclest fellow
in Mendocina. What really east for?'
You all know, boys" said the sorekeeper. Dan was
year the military for of his Injur
here, the soldiers bothered him good
air of sympathetic regret pervaded the assembly
the silence only broken by nuttefed
curses sodiery and a chorus Wish
we'll shut of them
'Fd kind of notion that Dan might have taken q
hack at the Eastern fighting He is hot rebe'' said
looking old Mssourian
eve only thing to say gentlemen" slowly re-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-04
BLACK DAN MORGAN'S CHARMED LIFE
Tie Story gfa Emhs1 IeknEy hyor Rnhnd Henry &0agx

Modoc Jim along well do
Indeed strange fascination grow the
young Indian who followed his master blindy
Another sunshine and
far had opened the guarded door of Henry
known to thread sometimes both and with the
Kentuckan his monthly hunts always searching
additions his scientific collections. Surgeon
March dumb Caruhers seemed to be fairly well
educated and he bought claim
valley limits.
quiet hunting place a cabin of
dreaming clouded submits Hank Mason the county
registered transfers.
you'll be lonely there squire. Now, if you had
wife" old Hank ventured. 53s87-s
Before he had lifted his head Henry carruthers
mady racing hundred yards The reckless
rider drove in the thoughessy as he muttered:
a wife-'
The biennial contest the leasing lucrative
mail finally took Dan Morgan down to
after that bitter contest in which the
wealthy breeders finally worsed the old local
knew now that carrher nronosed to erect trading stations
the trails the object of his scattered land
purchases was apparent at last
charge Ukiah Arcata and from
Bluffs the remarked Carruthers He smiled as
h extra stock in this way"
That fellow has everything he wants, it seems
grumbled old Hank and yet Henry Carruthers rode home
notifying of the contracts,
his clouded brow dark and gloomy.
Instead of riding directly to his bachelor den he
slowly of beyond,
to Isabel Morgan alone under the her
The stern iege lord had been called away for the
period Of week their joint affairs
horseman did not dsmount but while the lady
the lonely ranch in mute wonder at his
appearance, he whispered:
10 I in. You know" with glance toward
the headquarters this
noon. Diamond spring at o'clock. Be
that you followed Look out for women
the fort
a frightened sweep of her shapey head in the d-
recon of her maids Isabel Morgan fatered:
will be there! But go now!'
the handsome rider then rode slowly down to his
house. lying loosely his gallant seeds neck
There upon handsome, troubled face which
was shadow satan's wing.
he dome OWi here's no. 9th way can
any longer restless nuttered
as he follower ride the
necessary can't get back
all safe till them
showed fatefuf signal to his burning
Slipping of by hidden path, the
partner Diamond spring the of all the
this rich hill region It ladys
fayorite walk.
Sprngin her feet and easping his Isabel Morgan
cried glance trail:
Henry What have you to to me? My God, speak!
followed!"
brought here, said the Kentucsian.
you dream Of before This life OF
ours end. When / left distant Kentucky
under the Stars and Stripes when was chased
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-04

Mason striking the bar
"Ihe that's Dan Morgan win it's
for his pertickler convenenceand not for fair
adys pleasure. Let know when he back, of
you: don't by his ranch much want to see him
And the old rough babe his customers surly good
night. s2
srrorse excited by old Hank Mason's of the
bssful famed
into enthusiastic curiosity by the later arrival in the
Serras newly married pair. Tho all held at
arms length the budding community learned that beau
tiful of bad quietly gded into the
obscurity frontier lord.
The openeyed costly belongings
changed into quiet dislike by the extended isolation OF the
ilassorted couple The squatters all fain to
at chilling distance. Morgan's
to his old friends The talkedof lived alone,
for the black who arrived later with
the rancher and silent with the
dwellers in the cutoff lovely valley transacted usual
his ordinary business at the little and then rode
his lonely fierce and alert. He the only
Adam of his individual Eden
community Valley seethed in
element three months later when fine band of Kentucky
brood horses driven into Round Valley and then
turned out to Craze on Morgans range With electric rapid
ity noised around that southern stranger
also arrived, partner in horse dealing
with the silent Dan Morgan.
"This beats am" said the express
There's something undetermined in all this Hank, said
the rider st took letters there yesterday an
this partners likely young chap. met him
last spring rdn all alone the lonely trail from Red
Bluffs Ito Morgans Now that amt trail that rank
stranger would know if they have grabbed
that splendid somewhere
"Just like Black DAM the answering chorus.
While the bafled found Valley circles, with bated
breath singular their local
chief the alert trim figure Mr. Henry Carruther the
became familiar to all So superbly
dashed regularly to the
Crossing the the weekly mail and bore
away postmarked
Kentucky and also goedly letter mail for Isabel
Morgan. bearing the stamp of the office.
so that's all I kin find out wonder they cous-
growled Hank Mason; Kentuckans related
somehow
.Modoc JIM Morgan's Indian boy (the
massacre), part
ailS fof
the Red Bluffs Rarely did he visit Camp
Wright busted with the of the
Those sragglers who approached
ranch in the found Carruthers to be
sole medium of the firms operations. His own
comfortable bachelor house rifle shot away from
Black secluded abode.
gained local fame mighty OF
Nmrod often penetrated the surrounding Wilds in
of the mighty grizzly Kentucky rifle
rying n ball, heavy deadly bowie
made his personal outfit.
Don't fail Cap?' said Hank Mason one
the Kentuckan returned from great bear hunt
Kentuckians eyes flashed then Carruthers
coply laughed
+ dons knew how to miss and besides always talk
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-04
Copyright by Street & smith.>

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HERE Californian wilder and
romantic than Mendocino. of the north coast.
II Far up in the embraces of the first circing
mountain ranges, thousands of feet above the
lies the rnatchless Round valley, forty to
fifty miles The silver SUBMITS of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20
BUY THE
JEANNE

Tho Pacific Packing and HavlEa-
tiou campany's ateamHhip JcanIe.
whlelS has for die nAHt few years
been Niying between thin port aud
Nome. has been purchased by the
Alaska Transportation an6 6snl
company through ita representative,
a. W. OnffroY
Whiis neither Mr. onffroy nor y.
y. CAlue, through whom the sale for
the latter company was made. viii
discuss the matter. Il II stated upon
what Is believed to he good author
ity that the vessel was sold for $50, 3
GOO and that 81 600 Was paid Monday
and $4,000 today
The Jeanne Is ID steam schooner.
tss n IN length aud 81 feet beam
and has a draught 81 rs feet 4 inches
when loaded she was built bv the
GrsaH. Sawyer a Packard company
at nhth. Maine. IN 1855 For sew
cfai years past she has been operated
by the Pacific Steam Whaling com
uauy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20

RE. Ky. another time IN a hotel fire
at sptngdale, Ark. ana again IN a
shooting scrape Ia Waco. TeNha.
when William 70 f3rAun. editor Of
the tcanoelAat, was killed hy Tom
Davis, This was CA April /. lsas
ANA my fist aecompauist Gene
krpler. was shet In the foot BY one
1T the stray bullets. and Ne both
being eye witnesses Of the encounter.
which resulted tn the death OF Davis
and ilrann, In addition Ca being a
maudollnist and moualoEuiss. | have
every good toast Ia the English
speaking language committed TO
memory. and tn my travels have col
leeted hundreds of toaHts and camz
poscd almost as many as l have toll
leeted. A. u sand deKrce Mason. an
odd Fellow. a knight Of fythias and
an EaEle, have published a took
% an my toasla ON those secret 80
cietiea, entertain principally at
clubs. and ! dcfN any one ta EiNe me
thv first hnc 81 any toast that I can
not complete II I am caught Il Il
oniy when the toaata are original. !
49, from here % British Columbia.
Alaska. the Hawaiian islands china.
Japan. Australia. South Amsfiea and
Mexico.
MI Prince vas born IA Omaha.
Neh.. 81 years aeo. bsinE D. years old
when he started On his tour ~ IN.
world. llis toast 10 the preas ist
Drink % the prcns. bat never press
90 drink
The gentlemen whose task IL sting
ing Ink.
They are mostly men 81 sober views
And should never be fun uf auEht
hut news
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20
MJHH HIS WAY
RlW M NQND
A. X PRINCE MODERN MARCO poLo is IN SEATTLE ON A
t.YEAR GLOBE rRoTrlNa TOUR

Touring the world with hand
some lniaid mandolin as hia only
source 81 income. has been ths sole
occupation OF Albert kimmons
Prince. slnca August ne. 1897. and
stll continue 20 be for the next five
years or more.
Prince arrived ca Seattle from 81
lenshufg last night aud win Hlend
about "a week IN Seattle. which IL the
nth town in Washington he has Nis-
tied. lie has been ia every state in
the west eNccrt Nevada. Arizona and
California. White here he win be the
guest 90 W ~ Daniels. laS Twenty.
fourth avenue south. whose brother.
cur Daniels is touring the world as
8 harp guitar accompanied u Prince
--the fourth one 10 Join the intrepid
Elohe trotter since be started. three
former ones having fallen b. the
Wayside, tircd Of the ouerous task
aud tryins hardsblps.
Starting fruin Chicago on the date
given he has in the six YEARS that
have since elapsed. toured 81 statvs
and half % the dominion Of Canada.
visited SeS towns. ridden ON lie dif-
frrent railroads and travelled t.aQo
miles. It's Intention - t. visit every
town % SEQ Ia the United states
and every town OF ioe ua0 im the
world together with any place Of
historic importance or less popula.
ton.
During his SIX years % travel Nr
Prince has received seven voiumsB ot
press notices. % 80 paKcs each. the
volumes containing the headings 81
The newspapers aud the press notices
given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20
DEPENDS ON HIS TALENT

Il started cut % see the world 10
said Mr.. Prince 10 a Star man today.
with view II having nay musical
taien, a. a maudolinist ray all my
expenses without entering into any
money making scheme.
have personally entertained the
late President William Mckinley.
the great baudmaster John Rhlllp
Souss. and George u. Crouk. the
ErAna exalted ruler Of the tlkH. and
have recommendations FROM them an
have escaped death thrive times.
once in a railroad accident at Guth-