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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, January 09, 1897, Image 1

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HONOLULU II I SATURDAY JANUAUY 9 1897
OUST ESIHClIBIXIOIr
POItTKAITS liY
FEEDKRICK YATES
Oil Paintings and Water Colors
BY LOCAL ARTISTS
Berlin ZFliotograplxs
Tho latost Photogravures Artotypo otcfubgs Carbons Prangs Studios for
Oil and GhinaTalntiug
Prof Henshaws Platinotypes
JNothing prettier for a souvenir to send homo
Tho finest asortniont of PIANO BANQUET aof STAND LAMPS and
SILK SHADES ovor imported to tho country v
Hygienic Befigerators Slack and BrownloiyH Water Filters
Universal Stoves and Rangua -
KtEJbTDPfX BIIRD OALG3 E3S
And a largo variety ot goods for tho Holidays
The Pacific Hardware Cold
Tclophono 1G Fort treot
SUGAR -FACTORS
IMPORTERS OP
G emer al Merchandise
AND
003MiSSI03Kr 3H5EtO KCAJSTTS
Agen for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship Line
British Foreign Marine Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Lino of Packet from Liverpool
P O Box 145
E McINTYRE BRO
bast corner fort kino Sts
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries Provisions and Feed
New and Fresh Goods received by every paokbt Jrom Onlilornin Eastern
Standard Grade oi Canned Vegetables Fruits ami Fish
V- Goods dollyored to any part ot the Oity
IHLAnd tratw RnTmirwn qAfrnwArvrrrvN on mtuitii
W II RICKARD
General Business Agent
WILL ATTEND TO
Conveyancing in All Its Branchoa
Collecting and All Business
Mattoro of Trust
All basinesa ontrustcd to him will reoolvo
prompt and caroful attontton
- OflldO Honokaa Unmakua Hawaii
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A Family ECotol
a KKOUBB Prop
ion Smith Co
DRUGGISTS
Fort Street
HONOLULU H I
Hollister Drug Co
DRUCISTS
Fort Street
HONOLULU H 1
HISTORICAL TRUTH
A Plain Narrativo of Startling
Facts
Details of tho Conspiracy that Led
to tho Ovorthrow of tho Monarchy-
Ita Inception and
Consummation
Continued from Yesterday
During those three days the con
spirators wore in great ftrocs of
mind regarding their personal safety
So fearful were they of being arrest
ed and tho records of their moet
iugs being used against them tho
most moagro minutos wore kept
On Saturday afternoon tlio ohnir
inan of the Committee Wl Safety
now a member of tho proSuut gov
ernment woat on board of tho U
S S Boston and informed the cap
tain of tho events of tho morning
Tho captain told him that ho was
hore for tho purpose of protecting
lifo and proporty of American citi
zens and if called upon ho would
do it This was not sufficient To
bo more fully assured of their posi
tion a special committoo one of its
members being an accredited Con
sular Representative to tho Hawai
ian Govornmeut was appointed to
wait ou tho American Minister and
ascertain from him what protection
or assistauco nould bo afforded by
tliQ United States force for tho so
called protection of lifo and pro
perty Tho Miuister stud to them
that the United States troops on
board the Boston would be ready to
laud any moment to prevent tho
not anticipated destruction of Am
erican lifo and proporty Being in
formed of tho proposition that was
under consideration ot establish
ing a provisional government tho
Miuister further stated to tho com
mittee that whatever govornmont
was established and was actually in
possession of tho Government build
ing tho executive departments and
nrohives and in possession of the city
that was a de faolo government pro
claiming itself as a government
would necessarily have to be recog
nized That information was satis
factory and sufficient The con
spirators immediately prucoodod
with tho dotail work noueasary for
perfecting tho conspiracy One
mombor of tho committoo drafted
tho preamble for tho declaration
another worked upon tho matter
and form of tho provisional govern
ment and another drafted tho pa
pers to bo submittod to tho Ameri
can Ministor requesting the land
ing of the troops in case it becarao
necessary so all lent a holplng hand
towards tho bcIiodjo The forogoing
was Saturdays work
To bo Continued
Tho Archbishops Attitudo
Apropos tho remarks upon the ul
timate attitude ot Dr Temple to
wards tho question of ago of parish
clergymen A Country Parson
souds tho following lines
You aro old Dr Temple tho
Editor said
And a Bonofico Bill is in sight
Yot they made you our Archiopis
copal head
Do you think at your ago it was
right
Infoiior clergy tho Bishop ropliod
Must rotiro when their faculties
wane
But a Bishop no matter how agod
may claim
Promotion again and again 1
2ViWft ling
Plain Colored Sateons all tho
good shades 15o pur yard at Korrs
immarMMnMfiMin
Mosquitoes
Not only do mosquitoes aboudd
in malarious distriols whoro it would
seem that lifo woro droadful enough
without any addod torture but it
has ovon boon announced that tho
pestiferous littlo insects are respon
sible for transmission of tho disoaso
from ono body to another Tho in
bccI and only tho fomalo mosquito
is blood sucking bear in mind does
not carry tho illnoss from ono suffer
ing mortal to another by tho moro
transfer of germs of disease as ani
mals aro ofton known to do but tho
process of transmission is accom
plished iu a muoh moro complicated
and roundabout mauuer
It appoars that tho causo of ma
laria is a minute animal which trains
access to tho blood by way of tho
lungs or tho stomach and takes up
its abode iu tho red blood corpuscles
seriously interfering with tho func
tions of those important eloments
Oddly enough this iutoresting
creature ensconced iu tho
blood of tlio victim though it cau
produco its kind for a timo cannot
oscapo from tho body of its host by
any ordinary process Houco it is
that niolaria is not contagious like
most othor gorm disoasos Yet it
happoriB that the tiny gorm in order
to comploto tho full cycle of its
developmental history must pass
through some stage of growth in
tho human body How is this to bo
accomplished sinco tho body of its
unwilling host is to all intents and
purposes a prison
Tho roply is that if the investi
gators are not mistakou the good
offices performed by suctorial insects
are responsible for tho liberation of
the germ from tho human body so
that said germ may contiuuo ou its
vay of growth Tho mosquito
which has madn a sanguinary attack
on a malarial individual carries away
a lot of these germs in tho drop of
blood which sho has extracted
Flying to some neighboring pool of
stagnant water she deposits hor
oggs and then falls dead besido them
according to hor tragic custom and
her offspring iu tho form of tiny
wrigglers very likely dovour tho
body of their dbcoased parent
Theso cannibalistic croatures bo
coming in turn full lledged tnon
quitoos may carry tho malaria germs
thus ingested to distant fields ovon
far away from tho wator Boing
liberated on tho doath of its very
short lived host the gorm may pass
into tho air to bo inhaled by bouio
uuforlunato humau subject who
presently suffers from tho usual
chills and fever
JUST RECEIVED
A NEW SHIPMENT OP
SCHLITE BEER
Iu Quarts aud Pints
FOlt SALE AT
H HAGKFELD GO
152 SOLE AGENTS tf
Corner Nmianu aud Hotel Bts
1 W MoNiohol - - Mnnagor
Cliin Wines Upraih
lOUTKKS Etc ON DKAUUHT
on Draught
MoBRAYHRS
Handmade Sour Mash
A UrXCXALTft
tfo 477
lifes Steamship Co
TIME TABLE
C L WIGHT 1res S P KOBE Sec
Oapt J A KING PortSupt
Stmr K1NAU
CLARKE Commander
Will leave Honolulu at 10 A m touching at
Lnhnina Mnalapa liny and Makona the
earno day Mnhnkonn Kawalbao and Lau
pnhopjioo tho following day arriving at
H Ho tho samn afternoon
LEAVES HONOLULU
Saturday Jan 2
Tuesday Jnn 12
Friday Jnn 22
Tuoday Fob 2
Friday Fob 12
Tnosifny Ieb23
Friday Mar 5
Tuesday Max 10
Frldy Mar 20
To day April 0
Friday April 10
Tuesday April 7
Friday May 7
Tuesday Mny 18
Friday May28
Tno dny Juno 8
Frlitny June 18
Tuesday Juno 20
Friday July 0
Tuesday July 20
Friday July R0
1icsday Aug 10
Friday Aug 10
Tuesday Auk 31
Friday SoptlO
Tuesday 8ot21
Friday Oct 1
Tuesday Oct 12
Friday Oct 22
Tuesday Nov 2
Fridny Nov 12
Tuoday Nov 23
Friday Deo 3
Tupsday Deo 11
Thursday Deo 23
AimiVEB hokolulu
Tuesday 20
Friday Jnn 8
Tuesday Jnn 111
Friday Jan 20
Tuesday Fob 0
Friday Fob 10
Tuosdoy Mar 2
Friday Mar 12
Tuesday Mar 23
Jriday April 2
Tuesday April 13
Friday April 23
Tucsdayl Way 4
Fridny May 14
Tuesday May 25
Friday Juno i
Tuosday June 15
Friday Juno 25
luosday July 0
Friday July 16
lucsday July 27
Jrlday Aug 0
Tuosday Aug 17
Jrlday Aug 27
Tuesday Sept 7
J Way Boptl7
Tuosday Sopt28
Friday Oot 8
Tuosday Oct 10
Friday Oct 20
Tuesday Nov 0
Friday Nov 10
Tuesday Nov 80
Friday Deo 10
Tivsdav ITrn 21
I Friday Doc 31
Itotitrning will leavo HJlo at 8 oclock
a m touching nt Laupahoohoo Maim
konn and Knwalhno same day ilakena
Mnalaea flay and Lnhnina the following
day arriving nt Honolulu the afternoons
oi Tuosrtays and Fridays
mt Will call at Ponoikl Puna on trips
marked
W NoFroIghtwlll bo rccei rod alter b
a m ou day of sailing
Tho popular routo to tho Volcano is via
llilo A good carriage road tho entire dis
tance Itound trip tickots covorlnc all
exponccs 5000
Stmr CLAUDINE
CAMERON Commander
Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 r m
touching at Kahului Hana Hanioa and
Kipnhuln Maul Returning nrrlves at
Honolulu Sunday mornings
Will call at Nuu Knupo once each
month
tXST No Freight will bo received after 4
p m on day of sailing
This Company will rosorves the nghtto
make changes iu the timoof departuio and
arrival of its Steamers without notice and
it will not bo responsible for any conse
quencos arising therefrom
Consignees must bo ot tho Landings to
receive their freight this Company will
not hold itsolf responsible for freight after
It has been landed
Llvo Stock received only at owners risk
This Company will not bo responsible for
Money or valuables of passengers unless
placed In tho care of Pursers
C9 Passengers ar rcmosted to pur
chase Tickots before ombnrking Thoso
tailing to do so will be subject to an addi
tional charge of twontv flvo per cent
OLADS BTOKOKELS WM O IBWIN
Glaus Spreckels Co
ba3stkers
HONOLULU - - H I
San Vrtdcfaco Agents THE NEVADA
HANK OF SAN tJIANOISCO
DltAW KXC1IANUK ON
BAN FllANOISCO Tho Nevada Bank ot
Sun Francisco
LONDON Tho Union Hank of London
Lt
NEW YOItK American Exchango Na
tional Iinnk
OHIOAQO Mcrchants National Hank
PA Comptolr Nnllonal dEscompto de
JIKULIN Drosdnor Dank
HONO KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong
Kong Shanghai BankliuCorporntlon
NEW ZEALAND AND
Dank of Now Zonlnnd
VIOTOUIA AND VANCOUVEH Bank
of Montreal
jyansact a General Hanking and iVcicre
llusincis
Term and Ordinary Depoiits lleceived
Louns mado on Approved Soonrity Com
nierola aud Travelers Credit Issued Bills
of HxciiJiigo bought and sold
Oollectiona Promptly Accountod S ot
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