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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
3nr letteu &nbe.

Sas 2ei9enbegdn9niB bes am lebten
WOntag aus bem 2eben geI9iebenen
6enrp %. N meper fanb
seifern Na6mittag unter sablrei9er
8etbeili9ung Der bielen Greunbe fati.
uel9e Der gerbli6ene fi9 mdbrenb fei=
ner irbif9en 2aufbabn bur6 fem bie=
oe.es, edit beuti9es Weien ertporben
bate.
Sie Netiben bes v2iebertrana~, bic
Sriioer Der 9ruiben=2oge unb bic Gu
meraben bes 8ierbrauer Unit. =0ereins
batten fi9 in corpore our Sbeilnabme
an benz 8e9rdbniB einaefunben, um
ibrem babingef6iebenen 6reunbe bic
leBte @bre au ertpeiien.
Derr Yaitor u. 6amp BON Der l..
9eutf9en Metbobiften=&ir6e belt i'm
Srauerbauie eine tief empfunbene 2ei=
6enprebigt. Ser v2iebertrana" fang
i'm 6auie bas 2ieb yueber ben 5ter=
men,, unb am sGrab auf @romn Oill
bas itinmun9sbone ,gBpbl bur6 Die
Na9t".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
8abatt fur 0asz@oniamenten.

Die ,Snoianapolis @as Co." bat
felt bem /. Npril alien @onIumenten,
tpel6e ii6 Jog. ySlot=Meters" ooer
.@inwurf- -Maf6inen" beoienen, einen
Gabatt bon 10 Yroc. fit ale lett Dem
l. Sanuar se8ablten 8etrdge gemdbtt,
unb swar in ueberein lfimmung nit
Dem Greibrief=paraerapben betreffeno
ben @as=@Dnium refp. -8erfauf. Die
Direction Der 60. ma6t ale ibre &un=
Den oarauf aufmerffam, bag lte per-
iDnli9 in Der Office Der 60. boripre=
den miifen, um ii9 oieien 9fabatt stl
ii9ern. Denn Die @oleetoren Der So.
finb ni6t bere6ti9t. benielben 3u 9e=
udbren Ober 3u sablen. gSie IN anoe=
rem Stdoten iibli9 miro bic So. bieieu
&abatt biertelidbrli9, D. b. mad Nb=
lauf iebes Quartales 5ablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Yolt3eilides Maerlet.
@erbuftet, bermiBt etc.

6errDp. %. renee @ieen=
tbiimer beg @lappool 0otels, muBte
Eeute Gormittas Die pOli5ei au 0iilfe
ruFen, um cine Sdaar .pbi-pfis, !"
b. 3. Mitglieber biefer Stuoenten-ge@
nOilenf6aft, our 9ube pertpeifen su lai=
fen, Die in Der 9otel=Bar unb Gotunbe
mad bur6lbwdrmter Na9t ipie bic
y@oman6en" beulten, &riegstdnae auf=
fiibrten etc.
Jerner muroe Die poliaei
beute @Ormittas bena6ri6tigt, baB
Der ettua SO Sabre alte Wm. gairo
aus 2amrence, ein Sniaiie bes Central
SrrenaiDls, aus Der NnftaIt entiprun=
gen iit.
Nls bermiBt genlelbet murbe
Der Boliaei auBeroem Der in yo. 1909
Slf 10. Str. tpobnbafte Sobn Mofier.
Seine Gamilie befiirdtet oas Sdlimm=
iie, ba Wofier idOn felt 9eraumer 3eis
melan4Oliib 9eueien 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08

gluf Der 9ur6reiie na6 st. 2ouis,
ipc fie md5reno Der Weltaustellung
Bel Der 9ta9abmung bon Scenen aus
Dem 8osren= &riege bef9dftigt ietn toer=
ben, perneilten beute Worgen etpa
200 8oeren, 100 @n9ldnoer ooer eng=
lii9e S0tbner, 20 3ulus, 3aflirs unb
3ambelier, iotnie etma SO Soeren=
6rauen uno &ineer in SnoianapDlis,
reIp. inn union=8ahnbofe.
Oie 8oeren=@eieQl6aft mar am
Weittpo9 in gfetpport Stems aus .@ap=
faot eelanbet uno Die ganae, BON
unternebmern importirte @eieaibaft,
lanete bier beuts Morgen auf 2 @rtra=
3tigen Der 8ig Sour bon Cincinnati
aus an. Die 8oeren=Sffi3iere tn Der
@eIeni9aft paren General @ronle,
@ommanbant 8osboff, @ommanoani
Mtare unb @ommanbant 8an Dam
Die ensl. Offi3iere Maior @coti
0arben, CART. @bepin, @apt. Sil
unb Capt. Sranffin.
Ser bieiise Mufentbalt bauerte nur
| ! Stunoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
It n + alls.

u m linen Nrm DR. m er.
Carl gai6ols, elm in bem gtablif=
fement Der Snbianapolis Srop ssorge
60. bei9dftigter Arbeiter, erbielt bon
einen bernieoeriauienoen 9ampfbam=
mer einen fold pu6ttgen S6lag auf
ben linfen Nrm, baB berielbe aermalmt
puroe. Ser bebauernsmertbe Mann
wurbe mad Dem Sospital iiberfiibrt,
mDielbft ber Nrm amputtrt tperben
muBte. Ni6ols 1T 25 Sabre aft unb
tpDbnt an ber 8rootiioe Nbe., Bri9bt=
tppob.
@on einem 9 Ter N a9en
Il berfabrer.
Ser 17idbrige @omarb Berrp, tpel=
der in Der Mer9ants National Ban
als @lerf an9eifellt lit, tpurbe, als er
auf ieinem 3peirab bic @fe Der Mi9i=
gan unb Nem SerIep Str. freuaen
tunIIte, bon einem 8iertpaeen iiberfab=
ran. gr tru9 einen 8ru6 bes linten
8eins unb i9merspolle @ontuiionen ba=
pon. @r ipuroe nod benz @tabt=9o=
fpital iiberfiihrt; Der junae Mann
pobnt go. 718 OF Nortb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
2oeal=Yolitiibes.

0eute bon 4 l16r Na9mitta9s bis 8
ubr Nbenbs finben bic oemocrattf6eil
primdrnablen fatt, nm Oele9aten fir
Die 8tDei oemocratif8en Staats=@onben=
tionen su ertpdblen.
Sie erife Contention, in tpelGer Die
Delegaten fir Die acknowledgements
tiOn ermdblt tperoen, finbet am IL.
Wat itatt, Die apeite, in tpel9er Die
@anoiSaten fir bic 6taats= =Nentter su
nOminiren finb, miro am 20. Suli
na9 Der National Contention abge=
balten. Sie beute erpdblten 9eIe=
CATER, baben beioen @onpentionen BET.
5umDbnen. Warion @ountn 1T gu
ll8 Selegaten bere6tiet, tpelbe fi6 auf
Die peridiebenen Warbs unb Sopn=
ibips uie fOlgt bertbeilen
1. gBaro, z; 2. Waro, a; 8. Warb,
5; A. @arb, 5; 5. @arb, 6; 6. Warb
5; a. @arb, z; 8. Waro, 5; 9. WarD,
8; 10. Warb, z; IL. Wa1b, 8; IL
Warb, 8; l3. Warb, 10; IA. Waro.
z; Is. Waro, 6; Decatur Somnibip, l
5rantlin, 2; 2amrence, 2; gsrrp, q
Qife, 2; @afbington, 2; @enter SOwn
ibip auBerbalb Snoianapolts, 2; War'
rem, 2; WaDne, 8.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Appea Der @aiiem.

9ie Yermaltung bes ueesnoianapDlis
Waiienbauies" erfu6t bic Waiien=
freunbe, jung unb alt. um freunolide
3uienbung bon @pielseua ooer giloer=
bii6ern. Spielen etc. fiir Die 118 Sn=
fafen Der Nnfalt, benen es an folhsn
Wlitteln gum 8ertreiben Der 2an9e=
tpeile etc. gdnali6 manselt. Derartise
@ei6enfe m69en an Grau Basss, No.
1920 Norb pennfplpania Str., ooer
6rau Dram gerrp, n8ictoria", gee
fanbt tDeroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Neue Stride Der 1. &apttfteu
8emeiu0e
@irb an Meribian unb 9erntont StraBe er:
baut tperoen.

Die J.. 8aptiifen @emeinoe bat ein=
itimnig, bei9loiien, ihr @runoftid on
Yenniplbania unb Stem Dort Str. ge=
gen bas alte Waniur @igentbum on
Wteribian uno 0ermont Ctr. umsu=
taui9en uno bort cine reue Stride an
@telIe Der i'm berfoienen Winter bur4
Jeuer aerit6rten 81 erbauen.
Die yManfur=0eimfdtte" mar big
iebt @teentbum nDn 6. 9. Wartinoale.
Ser umtauI9 Der beiben @runbffiife
erfOlst obne tueitere Drauf5ablunsen
bon 8aargelo. Die neue Stride Der
@emeinoe ioa etpa 800, 900 toften.
eSn Der ganf beponirt bat bic 8emeinne
fotpeit $25, 900. tpdbrenb tbr @ub=
ieriptionen fur tueitere $50. 900 beripro=
9rn finb. 9en &efbetras bofft Die
@emeinoe nor Gerttefenung Der neuen
Stride an 9anb 3u baben,
8etraut NIT ben 8prbereitrlngen fit
ben 8au, 2eitung besielben etc. tpur=
ben folgenbe @onites:
gau=@omite: 81. u. 8arnes, 6. 6.
Dearborn, S. g., Moore, Wiaiam 9o=
gan, DC. u. @po1en, Nrtbur Sorban,
8. 6. Ntfins, Nlsranber Shellenbes>
ger, s. 90. 3enor, Ora pearion, M.
u. potter, 3. M. parrp unb 0enrp
@itel.
Damen=Stilfscomite: Trau sc. ..
0amttas, SRI. Senie 9allOwap, 6rau
s. s. 8ofier, Grau s. M. Sutton,
5rau 6. 6. Nttins, SRI. Marqaret
8ap, 6rau &obert 3enOr, Grau 6.
@riffitb, Grau SbOmas pOtter, Jrau
6. S. Softer, Grau s. 90. 9ap unb
6rl. 2ioa Gberbolfer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08


&linselnbe 8rieffGten n.
'Sn Paris finb jiingft 8rieffGfen nit
eleftrif9er &lingel ongebra9t pprben
@s 1T bies eine 8orfebrung eegen Die
bdufieen Diebftdble bon 8riefen aus
ben Sdmmelfditen. Oie &lingel erg
t0nt jebesnal,' iDenn an bic ben @6lit
bebedenbe betpegli9e platte geriibri
tpirb. Sn biefem Sale ertDnt iie ie=
bo1 nur einen Nueenblid, 10 lange
eben Die Platte IN Der 9Dhe lit, nab
renb in bem Safe, baB Semanb fif
anbauernb nit bem &a1ten gu tbnn
rna9t, Die &lingel anbauerllb ertDni
unb bic paffanten auf Die perbdcbtiser
Manipulationen aufmerfium ma9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Snipeetoren ses &nisbtstown
@atieabamieS.

Shlfs General Noiutaut s. W.
Neelen bon Der g. u. &. unb &i9ter
u. 8. Marib baben ib 9eiteru mad
RnigbtstOun begeben, um Der idbr=
liben Snlpection bes vSolbater= unb
Matroien Waiien=Nipls" beiauwo6nen.
NuBer bteien 0erren geb6ren mod Der
@ommiIfion an @bparb MallDp,
2aporte !; @barles $. Meperboff,
@pansbille; Sobn @trobel, Columbus;
6enrD s. 9urbin, Nnberfon; N0en u.
Oougal, Sort Wapne, unb Gomiral
@eprge Brotpn, Snbianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Wemorial> l>Seter.

Nm nd9ifen 9tenitag 1T Elm Sab,
lett benz unsliffelisen sonntas osr=
floiIen, an tpeldem Der &e6tsanpali
Natban Morris in fol9' traeif6er
Weile um's Geben fam. Inter ben
Iuipicien Der vgiatban Morris Jieigb-
bor Come Nfociation" tpirb am 9iens=
tag Nbenb in Der Snnaeoge an het
Norb 9elntpare Str. cine Wemorial=
Geier itattfinben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
1898 @im,pobmer
Sat Snotanapolis mad BEN
neuelen Gemlms.
Sie 8eo6lferuna Der anOeren 9ouiier
StGote.

gDie in ben beutigen 9epei@en=
Spalten beri6tet bat oas @enius=Bu=
reau nunmebr ben 1903=@enius been=
oct uno oas &eiultat betannt 9egeben.
@as nun Snbiana unb feline Saupt=
ffdbte anbetrifft, 10 1T 5u beri9ten, oaB
oSnoianapolts bem neuen @enius mad
191, O33 @inmobner 3dblt, segen 1885,
91O in 1902.
Die 8ebDtferun9 ber anberen sSno.
iana=5tdote 1T tpie folgt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
9ie @bpier am Strife.

Die union=@ppier baben bei9loiien,
3u friten, neil ibre Gorberung um eine
2obnerb6bung bon 10 Gents bieStunoe
(55 Gents ifatt As gents) bon ben@on=
tractoren ni1t bepiligt morDen iff.
9ie @trifer beabii1tigen cine @o=Ope=
ratib=@eielf6aft 3u bilben, unb ielblt
gontracte. an3unebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08

uno Wbite 8iber, in benen bic 6latben
leBt i9nea 5uriidtreten uno Damit Elm
Bib trauri9er 8erwiiifun9 entbilen,
berrI6t unter ben unbemitteiten BerIo=
men uno benen, Die 6als fber Gopf
nor ben Glutben aus 9aus unb 6of
flteben muBtet1, INNER nod re9t biel
Notb unO @lenb unb tpobltbGtige 2eute,
ME au9 Die 8ehDrben, baben ibre
Sdnbe bon, un ale gfot6 mad Grdften
3u linbern.
Sn Brineeton, Snb., meloete fi9
bieier Sage cine aus elf psrionen be-
ftebenoe Gamilie bon Glh9tlineen BEL
ben gebOrOen, um 9tilfe gu erbitten,
oa Die 6amilien9lieber nur notboirf=
ti9 getleioet maren unb ieit anei Saeen
tbatid9li9 9unger leiben muBten. Sen
un9liifli9en nIrbe cine MntpeiIung
auf einen 2aben in patofa 9e9eben,
no iie fi9 nit allen 9t6tbigen auf
County Soften berlebtn fann.
Sin meiterer SobesfaG bat fi9 eben=
faqs infolge bsr Glutb erei9net, unb
3mar mar es Der bret Sabre alte So6n
bon @omerb @or, Der in Der Ndbe bDn
OwensDille, Snb, bon Der 8eranoa
oes rings bonn Waiier umgebenen
9auies berabfiel uno ieinen Sob in ben
Slutben fano.
Der Obto fdbrt fort nit permebrter
@ei9minoiefeit su fallen.
9 o m @ifenroffeins Sen-
let's bef6rbert.
NnberIon, 8. Nprtl. Walter
Sranflin, Der 45 Sabre alte Gobn bes
&eD. Sos. Grantlin BON babier, uurbe
geitern 5 Meeilen n6rbli9 BON bier bon
einem Big Gour=paffa9iersuge set6Dtet.
Srant!in tuanoerte oas @eleife entlane,
entferte fi9 aber auf bic Sette, als Der
2ocomOtibfiibrer bas Warnu9sf9nal
CAB, uno trat bann, 9era6e als Oh ct
bas Naben bes 3uees bereei1en bdtte,
tpteoer ntitten auf bas @eleiie, als bic
2ocemettbe ibm beinabe auf ben 9afen
mar. ST uurbe so SUB melt fort9e=
i9leuoert lno auf Der Stele 9et6otet
oenn ibm nurbe bas @enif qebro6en.
Stdrtte lid. ebe erfi6
u n Bra 6te.
% IN q m &C, 8. Npril. Ser 5
Meilen iiioli6 bon bier anfdifige Gar=
mer SOiepb 0atbawap sine 9etern
Ibenb, na6bem sr fi6 bas Nbenbbrot
bate wOblfbmefen lafien, in feinen
Staa uno iaste fib cine RebOlberfuael
in ben 4opf. @r mar auf Der 5teGe
tOot. Seoes Motib far ben Selbf-
rnoro feblt.
u lti m u nj Der W ems
| arbeiter.
8raail, s. Npril. 9ie 9iifrict=
8eb6rbe ber Ser. Mtinenarbeiter bat
an Die iOgen. DHoisting Engineers"
(Iuf5ug=Waibiniiten) bas nltimatum
erlaRen, baB biefelben fdnmtli9 bis
gum Wontag, IL. 4prtl, nit Nrbeits=
farten Der Minenarbeifpr=l1nion aus-
geriifet fein mtii1en, ibrigenfaas
ibnen aud nt6t bas Nufsieben zines
ein3i9en Sthfes Goble mebr erlaubt iein
foq.-@s miro ermartet, baB Die Ma=
| i9iniiten ieBt enbli9 na9seben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
speetal, sitmmg oes stastratbS.

Seute Mbenb finbet eine Special
@ibune bes Stabtratbs itatt, in welder
bas betrefenbe @omite iiber Die Oroi=
nan3, bur9 mel9e Der Stem Selepbon
60 bic @rlaubniB ertbeilt tpirb, thre
@ere9tfame unb ibr gigenthum an bic
Snbianapolis Selepbon @O. gu tiber=
tragen, beri1ten miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Snoianapolts 9ab gsurierb Win

Sn Der Sabresberfammlung Der .Sn.
bianapolis Dan Nurierp MIN" uurben
fOlgenoe 8eamtinnen, tueldbe su giei9er
3eit au9 bas 9irectortum biloen, er=
Ddhlt:
prdfoentin, 5rau .. 8. Maoe; l
8ice=prdibeniin, 6rau gbil. Rappa=
port; 2. 8ice-prdlipentin, Grau 8.
W. @banbler; @ecretdrin. Grau s. 6.
2noole; Corr. @etretdrin, SRI. 0elen
Werbe; 6inan3=5ecretdrin, Grau s.
8. SobnFon; @9abmeifterin, Grau 6.
6. Wallerp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
30 iBIungener Banf= 6 | NJ
bru6.

G1atrof, Snb. 8. Npril. Gaune,
berfu9ten lebte Jfaht bas 9iderbeits.
@en6lbe Der bieii9en Bant 5u fprengen,
waren ieoo9 erfol9los. Wobl iprene=
len fie bic MuBen=Sbitr uno bas Sc.
bduoe mittelf Dpnantit, aber basy 3eit=
ibloB" an Der irneren @etp6lbes3 s bttr
mioerfano ibren Seffnun9s=8er
Sn benz @en6lbe befanoeu fi9 minoe=
items $4,000 in gaar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
Gtnmetbuns oes Snbtana Sc:
banbes anf Der @eltans=
te4mug.
DieieIbe finpet am Is. &ai ftatt.

Nuf Nnresuns bes @Ouserneurs
Durbin bat bas @omite fiir @inueibun9
bes Snbiana 8ebdubes auf Der ct.
2ouifer Weltausfellune bef9loHen,
bic gintpsibunes=5 5eierli9teiten, nT1t
wie uripriinelid beidIOien mar, an,
90. Nprtl, fonoern erit am Is. Mai
abaubalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
8lattern TT Gtna Wreen.

5ecretdr Dr. 0urtp bon Der @taats=
8efunobeitsbeb6roe 1T aug Gina Green,
3osciusfo @ountp, 5uriifgefebrt unb
bat feit9eifellt. baB bort cine 8lattern=
gpibemie berrf9t. Die n6tbisen 8or-
fi6tsmaBregeln segen Weiterberbret=
tun9 Der Seu6e fino setrOffen tuarocn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
SIrfei.

Gerberbli6es @rhbeb n.
Wien, 8. Npril. Sier beute ein.
getroffenen Na6ri6ten sufolge fno am
Montag 4. Npril, BON einem gro-
beben in &oriODo, ge5irt @alonihi,
Maceoonien, Is Meni9en get6otet, 40
fbmer berleBt unb 1900 Sdufer aeri6rt
tuDrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
8erberbli9e Grp1ofion
in 90 a afbinatou.

gD fbingtpn n, 9. 6 8.NpriI.
g. Senoerion, S. @umbeslanb unb Elm
gfeger, befen Name ni6t betannt 1T. 8
Gn9eftellte in Der Sabrif-gnlase Der
oWnti9 @as @o." in Siibpef= =WaIb=
in9tDn nabe ben PennIDlbania gabn=
anla9en, tpurben bente Mtorgei1 burG
bic @rplofon eines @as-8ebdlters ge=
t6btet. Sin anberer Mrbeiter murbe
t6btli6 berleBt.
Strife bprit ber.
Sem Oorf, s. NpriI. Die Mr=
belt an ben Jeubnuten, tpel9e 10 lanae
itille selegen, tuuroe beute langfam tpie-
oer aufsenommen 8iel 3elt ging per=
loren nit bem Iufrdumen mad bier
Wo4en tangent Strife, unb eigentli9
uaren es beute aud nur bic 8affein-
maurer, tDel6e idlieBli6 pieoer On ibre
reguldre Nrbeit 9elaneten, bod ermar-
tet man, oaB btnnen Elm ooer smei Sa=
gen Die 9feubauten tpieoer f9ndrmen
merben nit 9ei6dfti9en Sanowerfern.
unb Die gauunternebmer boffen bereits
oarauf, bic profitabelite @aifon tn ib=
rem 9anoDert abiOlDiren au f6nnen.
3 M
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08

@ Die bette 5 Sent @igarfe in
Der Staot, Wtu9D's .2OngfelOsD".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08
8Oeren, Sritten, 3nlns nno
Gaffirs

8e1u6ten beute Morsen Snbianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-08

s6- gtaumt bie Tish I Mingo.
The Independent., 1904-02-17
Campaign Should Be Short,

The Bulletin is anxious that the Re-
publican party get hustle on in the
matter of the Territorial convention
that will select delegates to the con-
vention in Chicago. On the mainland
the move for short campaigns is steadi-
ly gaining ground and indications now
are that within a very few years the
names of the candidates will not be
known until few weeks or a month
or so prior to elections. The margin
should be drawn even closer in small
territory like our own. A week, or
two weeks at most, Is all that is neces.
sary for calling a convention of the
sort referred to; and four weeks is all
the time that should be given TO the
largest and most important of cam.
paigns. Hawaiian politicians, If they
keep up their reputation (and there is
no reason to think that they will fail
to do so), are capable of getting in
enough hot-air in that period to answer
all purposes. Short campaigns are
less expensive, and in community of
this sort, where every candidate is
personally known to a large majority
of the voters, long campaigns are abso
lutely unnecessary.
The Independent., 1904-02-17
tho long run.

Harbin is probably the first object
i've of the Japanese in Manchurla, Dut
the great fight will probably come at
the Yalu river, If the Japanese are
successful there the advance will still
be stubbornly resisted for Russia has
been concentrating vast army in
that section for some time. Should
the Japanese capture Harbin, the first
move would be to destroy enough OF
the railroad to put it out of business,
which would shut off Port Arthur and
leave 1t pretty well open for attack at
the rear.
The Independent., 1904-02-17
Rather Peculiar And Not Simple

"These fishery cases involve con-
siderable money to the Territory. The
ancient Hawaiian fishing laws were
peculiar and the present cases are not
simple by any means. Attorney Gen
eral Andrews in Bulletin.
II these fishery cases Involve con-
siderable money" ancient fishing laws
peculiar" and "are not simple" why
did he, as Attorney General, upon be-
ing asked by the House of Representa-
tives, cause them to be transferred
back from the former law firm who
had handled them and had gone into
the merits of the cases thoroughly by
appointment of his predecessor, in or
der to save the amount of the fee of
$4,000 to be appropriated? To be fair
with the Attorney General, he stated
at the time, If our recollection serves
us right, that the fee asked was not
excessive, and that the firm handling
the cases we're reputable and of good
standing, they having gone into the
matter very thoroughly and exhaust
lively, but If they wanted him to do it,
he would, because that was what he
was in office for and would not shirk
duty. 1t would have been cheap and
reasonable to the Territory II the for.
mer law firm was retained in the cases,
as they knew the ins and outs of the
whole business from the beginning.
The Independent., 1904-02-17
WEDNESDAY. FEB. II, 1904.
DOUBTFUL EXPENDITURES.

Having previously called attention to
the present method of financial proceed
ure of the Government, which the dila-
tory Attorney General failed to bring
to the notice of the Supreme Court
weeks ago, shortly after the Governors
departure ON his present Hawaii jaunt,
now off goes the self-same Attorney
General on his fishing" iaunt to
Washington without as much as max
ing a move in the matter, which he
had promised the Senators to do with
in the week of their being called here
in caucus and upon the day OF the Gov
ernor's leaving (early in january.
Resting upon the opinion given by the
Law Department, which the now speed
ing Attorney General thinks, from his
own viewpoint that 1t is quite ample
and sufficient to run the Government,
on such an ex-parte opinion which will
not hold water, on the basis of the Six
Months Appropriation Bill. He may
think such a test dead issue, but
we want to inform that department
that it is not dead. 1t is very much of
a live one, for we believe the Legisla-
ture did not intend that the Govern
mont, should the County Act fail to
take effect (Which has been the case) i,
be run on such basis, nor did 1t in
tend that the administration should as
7ume its right in the premises and do
J pleases the members of the "oal-
al family, whether the Treasurer,
The Independent., 1904-02-17
OF On a Fishing Trip.

Attorney-General Andrews left
yesterday for Washington to pros
ecute the Fishery cases. 1t will not be
amiss to remind him that the matter
of presenting the question of appro-
priations to the Supreme Court here
is considered of more moment here,
just at this particular time than of
junketing at taxpayers expense on a
matter that he has not had the time to
look into and study carefully as the
former attorneys of the Territory had
been. But our cheap guy" would
much prefer the trip than remain here.
Both matters sare each important in
their respective interests, the latter
more so because of its direct bearing
upon many dependent in whatever way
the court may decide. The Governor
is about, to return and here his At
torney General has gone. What a nice
FIX the country is in with the Governor
jaunting over Hawaii and the Attor-
ney General junketing on towards
Washington.
The Independent., 1904-02-17

The Bulletin is our authority that
Attorney General Andrews has left the
matter of the insurance suit for the
revocation of the license of the Fidel-
ity Insurance Co. with w. J. Fleming,
deputy to the Attorney General In our
lay opinion, he has left that very i'm.
portant case in poor hands. This
same attorney drew up faulty indict
ments in the Jones murder case and
would have lost it if an amendment
had not been allowed in time by the
Court that heard it. He is a young at.
torney of unknown legal calibre, who
could not earn as much as he is earn.
ing from the Government if he was
practicing outside. But, of course, he
was a strenuous stumper for the Re.
publican party during two campaigns
and this is his unmerited reward.
The Independent., 1904-02-17

The experiment of shipping beer
from Honolulu to Samoa should prove
successful in a financial way. Homo
lulu is able to brew it's own beer and
sell it at figure that has practically
shut out all of the Coast brewers ex.
cept one. If that can be done here,
the same concern should be able to
land better quality of beer in Samoa
cheaper than San Francisco could do
it. Then the market would be brought
seven days nearer to Samoa each way.
The Independent., 1904-02-17
PrOtsctorate Still Stands.
Washington.


The treaty between the United
States and Korea has always been re.
garded as carrying with 1t an unquali.
fed protectorate over the Hermit
Kingdom. In consideration of certain
trade concessions, which are enumer-
ated, the treaty provides that the
United States must go to the assist
ance of Korea in event of her being at
tackled by any other power. This pro.
vision is as sharp and direct as shot
out OF gun, and there can be no mis-
take as to its meaning. Korea has lived
up to her part of the agreement, and
she has both the legal and moral right
to demand the protection of the United
States, OF course, if the invasion OF
her territory by Japan is satisfactory
to Korea there could be no reason for
Intervention, but il not satisfactory
America must either fight or gain for
herself the reputation OF being trea-
ty-breaker.
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The Independent., 1904-02-17
TOPICS OR THE DAY,

The Territory would not suffer with
Deputy Attorney General Peters III
charge of that Department during his
chiefs absence on a fishing" jaunt.
But we fear he'll get "petered' out in
tho long run.
The Independent., 1904-02-17

The death of Mr.. Hanna must be re-
garded as a most serious blow to the
Republican party. Coming at the be-
ginning of a campaign, it is like losing
a Field Marshal on the eve of battle.
There will also be competition among
the party's most conspicuous workers
for the leadership, with more or less
friction and bad feeling at a critical
time. The death Of Mr. Hanna will,
moreover, serve to encourage the
Democrats, for the distinguished Ohio.
an was considered by them to be the
brainiest OF Republicans.