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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, July 08, 1896, Image 1

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Agenda for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship Lino
British Foreign Marino Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool
Telephone 92
hast corner port kino Stq
P O Box 115
H E McINTYRE BRO
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries ProYisions and Feed
Now and Fresh Goods recolvod by ovory packet from California Eastern
States nud Europoan Markots
Standard Grade of Canned Veyetablos Fruits and Fish
Goods delivered to nny part of tlio City -RI
ISLAND TRADE SOLICITED SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
The Independent 50c per Month
MOLLAH REZi
Bow the Stabs Assassin Will
Ba Tortured
A Few of tho Ouototuary Dalntios of
Pain Proparod by Exocutionoro
Summary Funlshmonts and
Rewards
Tho punishment of Mollah Eozn
who assassinated tho Shah of Porsia
will at is tho custoui of tho country
bo excruciating Ho will bo killed
but tho form of execution is as yet a
mattor of conjectured The ingenuity
of tho Persian oxocutioner is being
taxed to invent a punishment awful
enough for Itezas crime Tho chief
oxocutioner has novor before boon
called upon to inflict punishment
upon tlio assassin Of an emperor
and it is entirely reasonable to as
sumo that ho is at present in a great
state of mind What the chief ex
ecutioner has to foar is that ho may
not succeed in making tho punish
ment fit the crime If it wero an
ordinary criminal the decapitation
could be reached in I ho usual round
about way and tao executioner
would bo free of the fear of con
sequences But the high officials at
Tohoran having decided that
PLAIN DEATH IffiTOO GOOD
Ji
for IkdaBsasslDlflfaraliah may order
tho oxocutioner to invent somo en
tiroly new and awful and torrible
form of torture as a prolude to tho
merely incidental act of decapitation
So the oxecutionor may well pluck
at his beard and throw dust on his
hoad for tho possibilities in tho way
of torture wero exhausted in the
East conturies ago Should the ex
ecutioners feoblo attempt fail to
win tho approval of his masters he
himself may bo made tho subject of
experiments at tho hands of his am
bitious and possibly more fertile
minded succossor By persistent
torture and close questioning by the
police Iteza who at first doclared
that ho was innocent has beon mado
not ouly to confess ho is tho mur
deror but to givo many of tho de
tails of the plot to tako tho Shahs
lifo Torturo to compel a confession
of crime in Persia is practised almost
daily The common and most pain
ful form of torturo is punishment by
tho bastinado Tho mechauical part
of the bastinado is a polo called a
fellek about 8ft long with a
trauvorso haudlo at either end and
loops of ropo or leather in tho mid
die Tho
MAN TO 11E BASTINADOED
is laid back downward on the
ground and after his Bhoos and
stockings aro removed his feet aro
passed through tho loops Tho polo
is hold by 2 soldiers at noarly tho
length of tho mans logs from tho
ground and by them it is turuod
until his ankles aro so tightly secur
ed that ho cannot writho out of
them In turning the polo tho soles
of the feet aro brought upward
making them a fair mark for the
lloggor Close by will be a largo
uumbor usually hundreds of sticks
with which tho victims foot are to
bo beaten Thoy aro ordinary willow
wands 5ft or Gft long The bark is
loft on and tho willows aro kept
wet to prevent thorn from breaking
easily Two or moro expert floggorB
clad in scarlet coats bound with
black tho uniform of tho Shahs
exocutionors tako thoir places near
the pole
flonlinwrf in 4lhpape
NDENT
HONOLULU n I WEDNESDAY JULY 8 189G
Oceanic Steamship Go
Aiisiniliflii fall Service
For San Franciscu
Tho Now and Fino Al Steel Steamship
61
MONOWAI
Of tho Occanlo Steamship Company will
bo duo nt Honolulu from Sydney and
Auckland on or about
T uly 23d
And will leavo for tho abovo port with
MailB and Fasscngorg on or about that
date
For Sydney Auckland
The Now and Fino Al Steel Steamship
6b
MARIPOSA
Of tho Oceanlo Steamship Company will
bo duo at Honolulu from Ban Francisco ou
or about
JXily SO tli
And will iiavo prompt despatch with Malls
and Pnssengers for tho above ports
Tho undersigned aro now prepared
to issue
Through Tickets to All Points In the
United States
3f For further particulars regarding
Freight and Passago apply to
Wm G IRWIN CO Ld
General Agents
Bueinoss Cards
PAUL NEUMANN
Counsellor and Attorney-at-Law
Merchant Street Honolulu
ANTONE ROSA
Attorney-at-Law
Kaahumauu Street Honolulu
A S HUMPHREYS
Attorney-at-Law
Office Kaahumanu Street
Honolulu
R N BOYD
Surveyor and Real Estate Agent
Ofllco Dothol Street ovor tho Now
230 Modol Itostnurnnt ly
JOHN NOTT
Pluudino Tin Con En aud Sheet
Iron Work
King Street Honolulu
GONSALVES Ss CO
Wholesale Grocers and Wine
Merchants
225Quoen Street Honolulu
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HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Frank Brown Mauager
28 nml 80 Mornlinut pireot Honolulu H T
ALLEN ROBINSON
Dealers in Lumber and Coal and
Buildino Materials of
All Kinds
Qnonn Rltant Honolulu
No 320
Wilriers Steamship Go
TIME TABLE
O h WIGHT Pros S B KOSE Sec
Copt J A KING Port Supt
Stmr KINAU
OLAIIKE Commander
Will leave Honolulu atlO At m tonchingat
Lahalna Maalaea Bay and Makcna the
samo day Mahukona Kawaibao and Lau
pahoehoo tho following day arriving nt
Hllo tho samn afternoon
LEAVES HONOLULU
Tuesday July 7
Friday 17
Tuesday 28
Friday Aug 7
Tuesday 18
Friday 28
Tuesday Sopt 8
Friday 18
Tuesday 29
Friday Oct 0
Tuesday 20
Friday 30
Tuosday Nov 10
Friday 20
Tuesday Deo 1
Friday U
Tuesday 22
AKIUVES IIOHOLULU
Friday July 3
Tuesday 14
Friday 24
Tuesday Aug 4
Friday H
Tuesday 25
Friday Bcpt 4
Tuesday ID
Friday 25
Tuesday Oot 6
Friday 10
Tuesday 20
Friday Nov 0
Tuesday 17
Saturday 28
Tuesday Deo 8
Friday 18
Tuesday 29
Ilotarnlng will leavo Hilo at 8 oclock
r at touching at Laupahoehoo Mahu
kona and Kawalhao same day Makena
Manlaea Boy and Lahalna tho following
day arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
of Tuosdays and Fridays
4W W111 call at Poboiki Puna on trip
marked
No Freight will bo recolvod after 6
a m on day of sidling
Tho popular routo to tho Volcano is via
Hilo A good carriage road tho ontiro dis
tance Bound trip tickets covering al
exponscs f 5000
Stmr CLAUDINE
OAMEKON Commander
Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at tf r m
touching at Kahulul Hana Hamoa and
Kipahulu Maui Beturnlng arrives nt
Honolulu Sunday afternoons
Will call nt Nuu Kaupo on second trip
of each month
tCW No Freight will bo received after
r m on day of sailing
This Company will reserves the right to
make changes m tho time of departure and
arrival of its Steamers without notice and
it will not bo responsible lor any conse
quences arising therefrom
Conslgneos must bo at tho Landings to
receive 1 their freight this Company will
not hold Itsolf responsible for freight after
It has boen landed
Llvo Stock rocclved only at owners risk
This Company will not be responsible for
Money or Valuables of passengers unless
placed in tho care of Pursers
EW Passengers are requested to pur
chase Tiokets before embarking Tfioso
falling to do so will bo subject to an addi
tional charge of twenty flvo per cent
OLAUS SPREOKELS WM O IBWIN
Clans Spreckels Co
B AJSTKEIRS
HONOLULU - - - H I
San Francisco Agents T1W NEVADA
BANK OF IN FJiANGJSCO
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
BAN FIIANOISCO Tho Nevada Bank of
Snn Francisco
LONDON The Union Bank of London
Ltd
NEW YOllIC American Exohango Na
tional Bank
OHIOAGO Merchants National Bank
1AHIS Comptoir National dEscompto do
Paris
BEltLIN Drosdnor Bank
HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong
huiik ix DHnnguamanKineuorporauon
NEW ZEALAND AND
Bank of Now Zealand
VIOTOIUA AND VANCOUVEB Bank
of Montreal
lYamact a General Banking and Exchange
Business
Term and Ordinary Deposits Becolved
Loans made on Approved Soourlty Com
mercial and Travelers Credit Issuid Bills
of Exohango bought and sold
Collodions Promptly Accounted For
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HORSE SHOEING a Specialty
7fio to 150 According to SIzo
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