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81 a n a.
Sorpnto. Ont, 26. mara.

2orpnto, Nnt,, 26. Widt3.
9aS 8orpnto Opera 0ouIe brunnte
nieber. Der Saaben piro auf $780,
600 perani6Iagt.
Dian gldubt, oaB Der grano burd)
einen aur5idluB ner elettriI1en Gel
tuE9 IN Der gillettaife OerurIaat por>
Der lit.
Sullipan. 9arri &c @pobs, bic Gis
eentbiimer Der Sling of Detectives So"
buBten bic gdn5e SCsnerie unb ale
&oItiime Elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-03-27
Die iriide
- 2moOorlage,

9ie britiid)e 6esierung Imd)t enblid) Die iriid,e
5rase sm lDIen. Slmerifaniid3e Tmnffprmd).
gtatiomem mad1 oemtIdJem gDitenr. Ser BRA
iiOent Satire bat eine Jiiirftrittserflarmma Az.
riidgc5pgen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-03-27
0ie sy1utb.
gleip Orleans, 26. 9D}d

Jiep Grledns. 26. Wtdr3.
SSn elmer seItern abQe6altenen 8erz
lammlung bsrporragenDer GeI6dItss
Ieute BON Rep Orleans nuroen 9elo-
lutionen an9enpmmen, nel6e Idb auf
bic qrunbloien @eriibte be3ie6en, poz
nd6 gen Orleans in GeIdbr ite6t,
BON ben 8epGfern bes W{iiIiiIippi
iiberTdmemmt oper in sine s5nIel per=
pdnoelt 81 neroCn. IS piro ertIdrt,
paB ale bieic 9eri6te teinen S6atten
BON Wabrbeit bdtten, oa Ietp Orleans
infoIge aus9s5ei4neter @orte6runqen
boIlItdnoig fi6er unO ielbit elmer be.
oeuienb bo6eren 5Iutb geipohTen fei,
9trtonias Stir, 26. MGr3.
Der bier foeben angetommene Dams
pfer State 2tbams" beribiet BON einem
0dmmbru6 na6e qdcpnla Gircfe, pos
na6 10000 Q(der bes bciten Qanoes
iiberIAtpemmt tourpen.
Bon QBbitoter gBriQ6t.
Iep Dorf, 26. lPdr3.
Der 8uroesri6ter qdcombe bat ods
geiu6 N1itater Bri91fs, 'i6n qeqen
giirgifaftsIeiItung porldufiq pieoer
auf freien SUB gu ieBen. abqelebnt,
ibm aber anbeim 9egeben, oaiielbe gu
erneuern, fobdlo bic llnterIuhunos
2ttten aus Gn9lanb angelangt unb bas
our6 tlorere Ginblife in bic 2(rt Der
bem 0erbafteten CUR Gait qeleqten Der
aebun1en erno9liAt iein ner6en.
Wrig6t blei6t bdber Bis auF Neiteres
in llnieriuhungsbaft. Sein 4npalt
Wtaurice ltntermber pirO oieIe Gnts
I6eioung fofort beim gunoes Sbsrs
aeridt unter Der 8sbduptung anfe6
ten, 6ab rem 8unoesrihter 2dCombe
Elm 8shts 5rrtbum uutergslauien 1T.
5dnetier pro3eB.
uiiimautee. ggis., Is. Uidr3.
Der ShauipieIer Gil6ett .Gorfielo,
ber Dor ctliten Iagen Dem S6abmei-
iter y{irblinger bon Der Wlarguerita
Gilpa Gperntruppe $2,7O0 fabl uno
am 5oge porauf in einem Wisconiiner
gdnoitablfen ber6aftet puroe, 1T 81
3psiidbriger 6oTt i'm Gorrcttionsbouie
prrurt5eilt porben.
2 6obenfeuer
Bort goapne. 3no.. 26. Mdr3.
9ie gpertitdtien oer Qennig,Danlas
9abn purben Durd Teucr gum BE.
TRACE opu $4,000 bsi6doist.
G6tffsno6ri 6ttn.
Yorbei9ei1hren.
SciGp, % Wdr3.
st. PAUL" bon g{sD gorI mad
Soutbampton.
9inIale, q. UiGr3.
sRom0bit" BON Qorilanb nah Gis
berpool; .Roman" bon Bottom noh
Girerpool.
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2 { 8 9 q I e 7 8 u a 9e,
Wtihouln. Wont.. 2G. Nldrs.

Der % Sabre alte Garl 0opbelI,
Elm Glert in Der bieiigen poItpffice,
puroe BON S. 9. Young, einem in Der
g}a6baridaft nobnenoen 5ormer,
tootIi9 perpunfet. Young Derisbte
0ppoell nit einem U}efer einen 10
fur6lbaren Sdnitt iiber rem Qeib, oaB
Die Gin9epeioe berdustrdten. Gr err
fart nah Der 9bat, baB Oopbell
leine 5pd1ier ruinirte
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hn;efurm in mitigaa.
Nrtrnit IN Ninra.
SO iB gtiidt. t.
Gincillnoti, o, q. Wldrt

0IHttliltulli -, -. WtQLO,
Die Qrobefa9rt Der 6mcrlon 8ars
fafie, lpeIcbe fir ben &ommooore Gcz
ipdros BON tonigl. Yaft Stub in
Sdndha qebaut tpurbe, mar Gin 6ebls
ihla9, ba elmer Der Yropellsr brad.
IS purbe bei6loIIen, bds 5dbr3eug
mad Detroit gu bringen uno bort eine
neue 9rpbefabtt nit ibm gu peranitdI=
ten, UNI gu ieben, ob es pirtlid cine
GdnelliQfeit BON elmer Wieile per Nlts
mute er3ielen tann. pie bebauptet pirb.
Gigentbiimli4 der Salt.
0ibfoib, 8iS., %. Mdr3
Nadoem Iie orei Gage lang ununters
broden ge9dbnt bate, iit 6rau @ilz
liam Senrp Senner geItorben. sic
mar nidt me6r i'm Stanne getpcien, 3ll
ffldfen, unb mubte 10 lange gdbnen,
bis ibre Qebenstrdft bouitGnoig era
I60pft mor.
Die 2ler3te Idgen, iie Babe an gepiis
fen inneren 8erlebungcn oes Gebirns
geIitten, ipeldle Stebltopftrampf 2tns
fGae perurTac6t unb aud bic ainnlds
ben gJlustein in WiitleioenIboft 9es
3oQen 6dtten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-03-27
Sri. q o ofepeGt.
9seim 8 a r3.
3etumcari, q. W2., 26. l}Gra

<tVHIIIVulI, e. 10, 70. W(ot3.
Gelegentlid elmer S9ieBerei puroen
&ennetb Wpooparo unb 0offman unb
9urleb, 5ipei anpere Mdnner, qet0btet.
Die llrfabe bes Streites bil6ete elm
5rauen5immer bel einem San3peraniis
gen. Sobn Youn9, 8era @arnes uno
EN- Wlann Hamens &eifsr purben her
baftet.
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g d a benfeuer.
VittNhnrn. En.. 26. Nf1ra.

Sn bem ahtil0digen IteinbauIe
ou Der penn 9lpe. mo Gecil glaep, in
pcIchem iih bic McGIpeen 6urniture
So. befano, tam ein 6euer gum 2lus1
bruh, ipelhes einen 8erIuit ppn $3.50
600 dnribtete. ebe es gel0lbt perben
iOnnte. Sn ben obcren Stodiperten
lporen piele 5rduen Gnb MGoben be-
ihdftiet. nelde ii6 5ur re9ten 3eit
fIii6te1 fpnnteu. Die Teuermebrleute
Daniel Sadfpn uno Sarrp ShedIer
purben BON Raut9 iiberpdltigt, ipers
ben aber genelen.
0Pfer elmer aeiielerpGp*
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AUS oer9unbes6duptfabt.
Waih ihlnaIpn. rs. W(dr

Wolbln9tpn, 70. WfdrS.
Yer in Oeutlhlano oeborene Serr
6rant Wf. Steinbart. elm 8iiraer oes
Stadte8 Sllinois, piro 1ls General
@paTul Der Der. Staaisn nab 0os
bdna geidnbt. S0err gBilliam
u. RubIce, Der ben 9oiten 3ur 3eit
no9 inne bat. iiebt ieiner @9erlebunq
in cine StelIun9 BON 9leich eroser
Wid}tigteit, iei es in niplomatiI6em,
fei es i'm Goniularoienit, ent9e0en.
Serr Steinbart lpor einige Sabre lang
eriter Setretdr oes ebemaIioen @enes
raj Gouperneurs 9rpote pon Subd
uno berblisb in oielcr SteIlung, ais
odnn ipdter Der General Wncn oieIen
Voften einndbm. Seit benz 3oQe, oa
bic Der. Stodten bic 0erpdltunq in
Die S)dnbe Der Hepublit odben, mar
G5teinbdrt ouf Suba GjeIdlIftstrGaer
be5 Griegs Departments Der Der.
Staten. Gr bat Sura itubirt uno lit
Der lpaniicben Sprade pplIfommen
nd6tig. 0em @ernebmen mad piro
0etr RubIee als @eneraI gonIul nab
Wicn periebt lperben unb anor ols
NddfoIger bes 6errn Gdrl 8aileD
6nrit. eines Sobnes bes betannten
9iIhof 9urit, aus oem 0iItrict Of
Columbia.
Sas Marine Departement oiebt bez
tonnt. baB Die friibere 9(biicbt, bic
llebun9sfabrt bes norbatIuntiIden Sc
i1mobers biz nd6 oem curopdiI4cn
6eitlonoe uus5ubebnen. fdIlen 9elaHen
mprben fei unb ooB bic Ql5oren ben
Gnopuntt Der Sa6rt biIoen lperben.
Die Ginlabuu9 bes beutihen &diiers
(peIhe bic 2eicr an anoerer Stelle fins
oen) lam mitbin ntdt dngenommen
lperben.
21ut bem beutigen gtuslpeiie oes
Sddbamtes betrGgt Der berTiigbare
8aarbeItnno $222.275, 1877, moppn
$122. .901 $50 in Sob lit. Oo5u
tommt bic Gjolb HeItrpe BON $780,
100000.
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e Miffg u q | i 4.
Winennrh Nnnen Mloff- I'd. NRGra.

Ulne0dro Dopen, WtQ1I., 70. Wfar3.
Der llntergan9 bes groBen Sdoners
gMorp =. WtorIe" infol9e zines gu.
IommenItoBeS nit bem 8ampfer Bar
t6i1u@ puroc burh ben 2ebteren pdbs
renb Ieintr @orbeifa9rt fignaliiirt. Der
,9artbian" bate bic W(annidaft bes
terungliidten Sdiffes an 8orb uno
ben Sisnulen 3ufol9e fano Der 3uidms
menitoB nabe Sag 9orbor, u. s, ftatt
Nuh Der npartbtan" lpurbe beIhdotgt,
ppdl niht fhlimm.
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4 oIi5eiifonooI.
Aonia9 Gin, .. WlGr3.

'NNfAtNN'- ~f%tlg --ffs ~fNNAA D.
Die auI 8eranlahuug oes ltdoiil6en
GefdngniBoirettors 5oobunter eln9es
leitete llnterluduug, mel6e li6 duf
allerlei 3meilelbaiie 8ortommniHe i'm
9oliSeioepartement be3iebt, Bat bereits
3batIoden ans 3ageslidt 9eForoert.
fpelbe ben erbobenen gei6uloiQunqen
eine uneri6iitierliCbe @runolu9e qeben.
3ob6unter ertldrte in ieinein 0er6Dr
Dor Der YpIi3eitommiiion, o1B bic Oe=
fdnoniBipGrter ben GeFan9enen qeQen
ge3a6lunQ qepiiIe 0ienlte erlpieien
uno iid duberbem bon etntn Noootas
ten bciiehen lieben, Dem iie ibre 0e
Fdn9enen ols &lienten 3ufiibrten. 0es
Neiteren er3dblte Ioobunter, oab Elm
Sergeant uno anbere YoIi3iIten 6e
truntene Gefangene in Der Gentrats
Itation be'iablen. Sin anberer 5da be-
siebt Iid auf einen 0eFdngenen, Der
nd9 ge5dbiung pon 1926. bic er cinem
BON itdbtiihen Gjebeimpoli3iiten i6m
3u9efiibrten 2lD0otaten gab. obne Der
60r in freiheit QtieBt pUroe. Die be-
trefienoen Gsbeimpolr3titen ioIlen nit
Dem Geidngeren nab elnem pfants
ontel oe9angen iein. no er ieine 8ids
manten rerieBte. um bas Gel0 be3abs
len 3u tonnen.
Qdbronen bertrieben.
Mani(1, - Dldr}.
Die Stabt Surigao, i'm Roroen Der
SnIel Wlinbonao, pelbe am Sonntaq
BON ben 2dOronen qenommen fpuroe,
befinoet Ii6 nieoer in ben S1Gnoen Der
9ruppen. Die omeritdniIden Beam
ten Der Gtoot pur6en BON ben 2aoros
ntn niht beldiiiat.
Der 2tnariif duf~ bic Stabt ipurbe
bon so qdpronen gcmaht. neren 5iibs
rer 10 entflobene Strdflin9c lpdren.
Gle baiten 20 Gepebre uno 40 9olos
CUR 8eriii9ung. Gle iiberralAten Die
Gonitubler uno ndbmen beren &oiernc,
norauf bic Gonitdbler Iloben. Der
sSnipettor Gldrte ipur0e iton beim err
iten 2(ngriii gst0btet. IS fielen ben
2abronen 80 @epc6re in bic 6dnbe.
Die omeritoniI6sn geomten. bic
Irduen unb anbers 2(usIdnbcr Iudten
i'm Regierungs @ebduoe Shub no
ber GdabmeiIter acGp. Elm friiberer
3noi1ner Gpdber. ben 8eftbl ii6ers
nabm. Die 5orbsruug, fd 81 ergss
ben, purts un6e1ntet oelaiien. uno ne
bielten od5 Bebduoe Bis bic Staot BON
BEN 2tmeritontrn, bic ber6siaeCiIt ma
ren. nieber qenommen puroe. Die
9abroaen erqriffen bic 1tudt Ulot
Gen pcroen orei Gpmpaouieen umcri
t1niIhsr Sniontsrie Suri9ao eryeidrn
unb Tic6 pa6ri6eiuIt6 auf bic Qeriols
auua pcr Gabrorcu be-sben
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Der 90 0rberentbedt. t.
Nnh;nnnhnfia PC m1r

Der M1rocr oes Gbinelen Doc2ung
III rntoedt iporben. Der 5bdter lit
Elm Neqer, lpslber ben GhineIen in 8ez
ielf9aft zines farbigen 6ruuen5im-
mcrs iiberraI6t unb bann ermproet
baben iou. 3tpei 5urbiae, 0uuis uno
groots unb Elm gbinele. pelChe ibre
6onb i'm Spiel eebabt baben IoGlen
befinoen Iih in 6dft.
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rnifht
ggihnallFee. mis-. 25. gldrs.

tfttNtftAf~ - - '~R ~fs 1900 o
Glbctt parfitIo, Uiitslieo Der
.SplDd Gperd Gompanb", puroe 3u
Gdale, Ui5., uuter ber 2lniIdge oerbofs
iet. bem Gda5meiitsr Tirolinecr BON
beriel6en 3rnppe in einem bieiigen
Spiel S2700 untsr bem getttiiien
berbor qciipbler 3u baben. Der Der
boitete murbs btIher gebrat6t uno ges
itanb Die 9Iat Elm. gei Der Qsrbafs
unq bate er fat bic garjc 9eIto6lene
.Gumme nod im BeiiB.
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fer elmer &efieterplo
finn


Sutton, &0. % .Qt1ri.
McGpnlen's Sdgemii6Ie ndbe Wids
life purbe iufolgs elmer 9eiIe'erploa
ion poIIftdnoia 3erIt0rt. 0rei Nrbeis
ter rurtsn in 9ltome peripanoelt nno
feds anbere ihper berpunoeI. Die
Rdmen tonnten ribt in @rfabrung gss
trac5t perben.
g hn;efurm in Miti9ar.
Detroit, %. MARS.
Sm lpeitlihen gJ}i4'gal 9errld)t Elm
fur6tblrer @4neelturm uno tie Sems
perotur 1T big unteG ZEN 9jefrierpnntt
qeiunten. G8 pirb befiir4iet. odB Die
ObItausi6ten bebeuteno beri9Iimmert
nurben. Sn Benton 0ar6or unb ct.
Sofepb bot Der Sturm ollerlei lln6eil
onaeridltet.
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Reufeetanb. q b.
Gkriftrhurh "a NRGr.

TT II - = O
Yer Odmpfer nWtr rnina," ben Die
&onigliae 9eoarapbiide @eieQIdaIt
0sm Sippoltorl9ericb1f nOistoperp"
au 9ulfe ididte, lit in 22ttletpn, adj
Wleilen BON bier. ein9etrofien. Die
Oiscopsrp" perIieB zen nWtornin9" i'm
luOltden Gtsmeer. 2ln Soro mar
aues pobl.
Die DDiscoperp" perIieB @nalunb irl
Nuguit uno 9leufeeIanb i'm DECEMBER
1901.
Seferreic1e II u1dru.
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0ihfnIh. MLs.. 25. Mllra
q Il 0 T b n.
Solicit. 81, %. Mdr3.

Or. s. 8. 0lcGauIep, Elm bcroorras
GENDER 6bitaqcer 9lr5t. melber Dor
ungefGbr orei gBoden beIu6stpeiIe
nodb SoIitt lam, ltarb i'm bieiigeu Ct.
sSoIepbs 6oTpitalc infolge elmer Cpez
ration, bic lpegen 9linboarms sGnt5iins
bunq an i6m borgeuommen ipuroe.
Or. Mcgoulep mar nit elmer Gompags
ME bon G6icdqo na6 Siib 2tIrita aes
ganqen, mo er lpd6rcno be8 gurens
Gricqe8 auf Seiten Der 9uren 6iente,
3eitpeilig aber in britiI6e ariegsgefons
9erietb. Gr mar erIt 80 Sabre
alt unp tebi1.
Qecatur. IN, % MARS.
Sicr 1T George 3. 6amortb, @rfius
her ber erfeu Wlais pFlan3maidine
ncbIt Ipnitiger lonbpirtbiddftli6er
@srdtbe uno ieit Sobren befDorrdgen=
Der 6dbritant, geitorbtu.
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tiaam dltf ocn Tod. um ieine 8raut
in Gmpiana 5u nebmcn. 0od eS fam
oni ers. Die @raitt muroe oui Ne.
tebI Ter ,Snlp,itorin (e9 4 muanne.
uWa 9olcnltes. sri 9Sihm0nm ans
Dobo cit mli Cen Gonpicr 5uriid0a.
pradt lno BORT 5uriidBe6alten, neil
DER Sllpeftorn (ic 0e5cnN. III mel.
der ibre Can't. Suu &alfmauu,
mobnt. ongcbIid) MIDI gcficl. Gee
@rautl9om les WtdCdLns imo ,Srl
Slil9, Die gtidte bon ,5rau S{oufmom.
fdaIi!en nad @u 5 SSlan0. nm OoS
nEao9en 3u befreien, Srau 9ouis
@fonn tonnte uiht fomnIen, neil lie
ilnipohl mar. SRI. Slug Iogtc. oaB
lpre Sonte iulb ije ieit 5abren in et
mem 9anie nil 5mei on0cren odhiba.
rem ,Sanllen mobueu, lno ser Bran.
tl9om erfidrte, oab CT i'm ,Souie pon
Or. S4uci0er, No. 90 Nuo,on Ctr
9oboten. einc @obnlng fiir lid ,uc
lelne 3ufilnftige 9enlictbet babe. sri
Sponbol3 iUuroc c0rauibtn BON 0er
ssnlnIlttion entldiien uno nit ibrem
grautlgan berer..
Die 9 dpeiter.
glen 60pen. Conn, 26. MARA.
Sri. Relie 2amb, GdlueIier Der Der.
itorbenen 6rau 4rtbur pennea, en-
tldrte in einem Snterpiep, oab Die
glusiagen Der 6rau Surnid ihren
@lauben an Die llnl9uIo i6res Sdlpaz
gers ni6t erfdiittert bditen. sic
purbe iiber ibren S9maQer nicbt su
9eriht iipen, bis ale nit Der Sra
gooie in &erbinouns Ttebenben I'm
itanoe betannt feisn.
Sri. Hoo1ebeGt
San Suan, qorto Ricp. 26. WiGr3.
SIN bieligen 5beater FIno oeItern al
Gbren bon SRI. 2tlice GpoiebeIt Elm
9roBer @mpfona Itott uno fir Die
Oauer BON 3lpei Stunoen muBte Die
3ohter bes YrdIibenten bic 0dnbe Der
glnnelenben i6iitteIn. Sn 8eqleitunq
BON @oub. 6unt uno Iciner Hamilie
iptrb iie Jet bds Snnere Der SnIel bes
iuden unb na6 ettpa bier 9aaen aus
riidtebren.
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q a nunfotL

@loomnrtou &G %. Mir3
Ser 8crfe6r ouf sem oItldca
3m iqc Ger 9iq 6cur 8abu mlibte
iniolqc eiues 3uiamuenltobc9 3lui.
ihen eiucn Bcrioucn. mo einem
6radi4iqc uobe Fremont imtcrbro.
den merocn NeiOe Sofomotipea
murOcn poaitlno q ieriiort mo ndt
Qerioncn uerleBt. Sic idperiteu Ser.
lebrudcn erllttcn Gon0ufteur Sone5
,{ones. ,Frl. Gernep IhiicQ bon Sre'
mont. Som acd non Fremont, Sohn
Siii.mcuer uou @corla.
~ vniThf
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08

Residing In Honolulu.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08
SATURDAY, AUG. 8, 1908.
THE OMAOPIO LANDS.

Last Mondays Bulletin gave out
the information that there was de-
mand for the Omaopio lands in
Kula, Maui, owned by the Govern
ment, comprising over 1000 acres of
pssturage, a certain proportion OF
which is arabic and would made
good homestead holdings. 1t also
threw out the Information that
''there is an attempt now being
made on the part OF one Honolulu
and one Maui man to exchange these
lands for other lands in Kalihi need
ed by the Government for road pur-
poses," but the public is left iu
doubt to guess who these men are,
This land matter has beep on the
tapis for some time back aud it was
nothing new as far as we are con-
cerned. 1t was being talked OF
before the Legislature 6ually ad
journed aud it was this that made
the fight on inserting the survey of
the proposed extension of School
street. The two men interested are
legislators, q Senator and Repre-
sentative, the former being w @
Achi and the latter S Keliinoi.
We happen to know that they
were strenuous in that School street
extension fight, and at the time it
was said that they wsre scheming
not to have the survey inserted as a
part of the Loan Appropriation bill
providing the means for such an
extension, so that they might be en-
abled to buy up the lands in route
they would map out, If they could
get the Government to see 1t their
way; and then, in the meantime. use
their purchases as quid pro quo for
controlling the Omaopio lands in
which they saw their chance OF be-
coming future landed monarchs.
Aud we understand they are not the
only ones after those lands, but that
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there are many others, aud one OF
these hss, so tits said, already offered
another tract OF land wanted by a
branch Of the Government for these
lands iu the Kula district OF Maui.
The Kons land transaction OF the
Senator is still fresh in our minds,
which occurred prior to aud since
the last campaign aud the coming
together OF the Legislature,in which
he became possessed OF valuable
lands of narrow strips on streets he
opened on his holdings for their bet.
terment and for his own advantage
And now this is another one of prac-
tically the same kind of dealings
We are watching what the outcome 9
will be, for it is also hinted that GER
tain officials are 10 the deal. Wait
and we shall probably see, ii not
previously hindered by exposure.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08

The Board OF Health has refused
to accept the sureties on the bond
OF Representatives Ksliinoi and
Pail with regard TO the paiai con
tract for the Lspsr Ssttlem emit, and
now they are looking for other
sureties. We learn that they ship.
pad their first lot of psiai this week
on an sgresd commission with the
taro planters Of ten cents for each
bundle of 251b, at 80 cents. The
contractors have not much taro
growing, but when the contract was
awarded them, they looked upon
the Molokai growers to furnish them
with paiai, asking Is cents bun
die. On being refused to make
such an easy living, 10 cents was
finally agreed upon, 80 we under.
stand, which is an exorbitant COM
mission of l2a% on the gross, with
nothing to lose and everything to
gain,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08

Next Congress will have before it
a bill providing for the admission OF
limited number Of Chinese into
Hawaii for plantation labor pur-
poses. The trainers OF the bill de-
clare that it will escape constitution
al snags, and they believe it will
become law. Our sympathies are
with the proposition, but we fear
the measure will have an extremely
hard road to travel. The American
mind is 80 set against Chinese immi-
grafton that only the most convinc-
ing details aud powerful argument
could change it,
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Fl a. w A III A N
S O a. =

For Everybody
The HONOLULU SOAP WORKS
are now putting up their BEST
Number SOAP in so pound Cases
family size-at So Is per box, deliver
ed free to every part OF the city.
Full cases-l00 pounds-will be de-
livered at $4.25,
For all empty boxes returned in
good, clean condition, 10 and 20
cents will be paid.
Every Family in the Islands
should have case OF Soap at this
price. The best Soop made for the
Kitchen aud Laundry. Try case.
II is cheaper than buying by the
bar.
Order from the Agents,
N v McChaney & Sons,
LiIaaited.
Queen Street.
2436.tf.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08

A National Guard officer, by way
OF apology, states that il the armory
is allowed to q on the Palace
grounds, at the corner of Hotel aud
Likelike streets, the bungalow will
be removed, clearing the town aide
OF the grounds Of buildings That
does not mset nor satisfy the case.
What is dem snded is that tbs Pa
lace grouuds be divested OF every
buildiug-P g kitchen, bungalow,
besr-bottle warehouse and every
thing else-save only the P llace it :
self, nestled alone ia it's park OF tro.
pical verdure aud grandeur. Any
building, no matter how fne or how
costly, would mar the beauty Of the
Palace ground, and despoil the ex
cellent scheme a, originally laid out.
Cut out the old kitch,n and the
bungalow, aud supplant them with
palms and other beautiful trees.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08

The Republican meeting at Ka-
lihi camp lest oight was an en-
couraging objsct lesson. II the
factioN OF the q o P holding 1.-THE
faction that controls majority OF
the party's votes could not, in one
OF their strongholds, get even fair
audience nor arouse enthusiasm
well, something must be awry. 1t is
safe to say that the "close corpor-
alton" faction Of the party would do
even less. The result of last nights
meeting should be encouraging to
the people.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

John D Holt announces his can
didacy for nomination on the Home
Rule Democratic ticket for the Of
fee OF County Assessor. Mr. Holt is
fully competent and is popular, and
it is believed he will bs u winnsr.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08

The attention OF Hawaiian voters
OF the Fifth District is called to the
opposition OF the Advertiser and
the Republicans on their side of the
island to the maintenance OF Kalihi
camp. The camp is occupied by a
large number OF poor people who
were rendered homeless by the
plague fires. Iu the last election
most voted the Republican ticket
and are now Republicans But the
Advertiser aud it's crowd, whose
hatred for the "dimmed kanak ;" is at
boiling point and seldom fails OF ex,
preston, would now drive these
people out into the streets. There
is your gratitude-there your love
for the Hawaiiaps, as yAuntsd by
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08

the missionariesl Hawaiians, what
are you going to do about i,9 1t is
the plain duty of tie natives to
stand together for the homes OF
those poor people at Kslihi camp
aud to repudiete at the polls the
party that now advocates closing it.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-08

In appointing citizens OF other
States, most OF whom have never
sem this country, to represent Ha-
waii in the Trans Mississippi Con-
gress, Governor Dole made singular
move. There are at any given time
a number OF capable Hawaiians
travelling on the mainland who
would have priced this honor, and
numerous others here who would
gladly have dated their foreign tours
to fit the session of the Congress.
The truth OF the matter is that Sec
retary Carter has discharged obiga-
tions 80 few OF his friends in
Seattla made at. tho time he was
"banker" and "promoter" there.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-21
HONEST BUT IGNORANT
President Roosevelt Sized Up by
the Chicago Federation
of Labor.

Chicago, Sept 2O.-President Roose-
welt today was voted by the Chicago
Federation OF Labor q 9.OO0-wOrd letter
of advice on the question of open SHIPS.
The letter was prompted by the decis-
ion of President Roosevelt I'm the Miller
case, in which the president said that
Miller or any other man must not be
discharged from the government print
ing Office on account of non-member-
ship in a union.
"BciiciOusiy unaware Of the hypo-
Crisy of the world of finance" honest
and humane, but uniformed" were
some of the clauses used to describe
the president in the long letter of the
open shop committee.
It's opening paragraphs contained a
definite disclaimer of any wish to at
tack Mr.. Roosevelt the blame for the
chief executives attitude in the Miller
affair being placed on a "coterie of GER
tain well known interests which are
constantly on guard around the White
House The president was told that
he fell into the error in his view of the
question 'hecause az that impetuosity
for which we love YOU" A copy of the
communication viii be forwarded to
Oyster Bay at once under date Of La
Dor day, Sept. Z.
The reading of the letter before the
federation meeting today occupied over
ar hour and excited applause from the
crowd of delegates