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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, November 03, 1899, Image 3

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IiOOAXi AND OENEBAli NEWS
NEW BAILOR HATS at Sauna
THE PEOPLES PROVIDERS
Saohu Co
Tho U S Cruisor Nownrk sailed
for Manila yesterday
There will bo a freo concert nt
tho Y M 0 A on Monday evoning
Tho St Andrews Priory Aid So
oiety will meet at i oclock to-morrow
aftornoon
W H Oumminge in Bpito of state
ments to tho contrary failed to
leave by tho Gaelic for Japan
Tho Japanese commercial estab
lishments takfl a rest to day and
lanterns will blaze this ovoning
Dont fail to ring up Tolophouo
411 American Mossongor Service if
you have any messages or packages
to deliver
The cargo of the bark H P Rit
hot for San Francisoo yesterday
oonsisted of 9370 hiMjn 1030700 lbs
sugar valued nt 37190
Captain Stovr formerly nailing
master of th suliooner yaoht Noma
is now first mate of tho S O Allen
in place of And row Johnson who
has taken command of the bark
MoNear
The bark S 0 Allen and sohooner
Mary E Foster sailod for San Fran
ciaoo iu ballast yesterday owing to
lack of sugar in port The Mary E
Foster sailed through tho windward
passage
Kentuckys famous Jessso Mooro
Whiskey unequalled for its purity
and excellence On sale at any of
the saloons and at Love joy Co
distributing agents for tho Hawaiian
Tnlnndn
You are in need of a Cape those
cool evenings Read then what the
N S Sachs Dry Goods Co Ltd
has for you or better still call at
their beautiful store and inspect for
yourself
It is said that Csptain W B God
frey will shortly retire from the
Presidency of tho Inter Island Steam
Navigation Company and that he
will bo succeeded by Vice President
John Ena
Several well known sports wore
fined 25 and coats on a chargo of
gambling in tho District Court this
morning The cases were in con
nection with the Denny Armstrong
boxing contest -
There are prospects of a now meat
market company iu Honolulu It
is understood that among the pro
motors are pooplo interested in the
Brewery and the now ioe works and
coal storage
The Star was in orror last evoning
There is no entertainment at the
Waverley olublthis oveningTho Ho
nolulu Criokot club give a smokor
coucnrL in tho club room which
promises to be the best ever given
in this city on the 10 instant
Mrs W G Brash sustained a ser
ious injury on Monday night while
stepping out of a bus near the rail
road depot She stepped into an
excavation felt and broko her wrist
There were no lights at the plaoe
Tho injured lady was conveyed to
Dr Taylor and attended to
Mr W G Irwin gavo a dinner
party last ovouing in Waikiki in
honor of Colonel A G Hawos of
San Francisco Those presont woro
Colonel Howes Mr Sewall Colonel
Mills Mr Oauavarro Mr Hatch
Mr Ivers Mr Suhr Mr Noumau
Mr Armstrong
While an elootrio light polo wos
being moved yesterday aftornoon on
the corner of Fort and Beretania
streets a young girl riding n bioyolo
in spito of warnings tried to pass
just when tho poll onino down
Shu saw her dangerous position and
jumped from her whool escaping in
the nick of timo The polo struck
the bike and crushed tho wheol
The uonspiraoy oaso against Mar
tin Denny and Williom Armstrong
wob concluded in tho Distriot Court
lato yeBtorday afternoon Tho two
men were oommitted for trial to the
Circuit Court Mr Silliman assisted
the prosecution and Mr Oroighton
appeared for Denny and Mr Han
key for Armstrong The complain
ant witness wos not handled with
glovos by tho attoruoy for tho do
fonao Tho decision was rather a
aurpri8o to those who hoard tho
oaso
Bled
Wills At Pahala Hawaii Oot
21 1899 Miss Leonie Wills ngod 19
daughter of T 0 WiU postmaster
at Pahala and niece of Mrs J J
Wills of Honolulu
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TOPICS OF THE DAY
The Japanese apparently aro ex
tremely anxious to havo go at
tho Chinese on tho Waianao planta
tion but whon men of their own
race aro quilty of orimo thoy do
their best to frustrate tho onds of
justioo by unlawful combinations
In courso of timo tho Japanoso
Immigrants to our Islands will bo a
oAscWa causo of troublo and tho
un American policy of introducing
them by tho thousands a weok
should be put a stop to our govern
ment promises but nevor fulfills
The compliments of tho commu
nity are ostonded to Japanoso col
ony on the 19th aninvorsary of the
birthday of Mutsuhito their wIbo
and liberal minded Emperor At
tho consulate to day is offered an
opportunity to the several grades
of society to tendor their greotiug
and respectH to tho ruler of a race
that has much commercial and
social interest and influence iu Ha
waii The Independent heartily
joins in the wish for Many happy
rotnrns of th day
THE WAIANAE AFFAIR
Tho Chinese Vorsiou Diflars From
That of tho Plantations ocera
The Ohineno Cormilnto has re
ceived a rp port from Waianao r
whinh has neon placed before tho
local authorities in reference to tho
trouble thero It substantially sayi
That prior to the recent events and
for two jears previously everything
had gone well on the plantation and
the laborors were well treated On
Monday tho 301 h ult a Chinese con-
InU inH rvnr if n n4 A I
lliiuu lauuiui ukuii xv uuuiuu au
Bah was set to watch the water used
for irrigation Ho allowed the ditoh
to overflow Tho Chinese luna Ah
Foo rod up blamed tbo boy and
threatened to deduct 5 from his
wages for Im fault The hoy an
swered baok and said ho would not
pay tho S5 Hot words ensued and
the luna thrashed the boy The
boy then sought tho managers office
to complain about the luna but he
had been forestalled by him and a
warrant issued for hie arrest for as
saulting the luna
At an eveuing trial at whiuh tbo
luna produ id Japanese witnesses
and the boy had none tho latter
was sonteuend to throe months im
prisonment and fined 50 and 3
coots The nest morning some thirty
or forty Chinese laborers before go
ing to their Hold work presented
thbmst lvos before the managorss
oillce to plead the boyo cause to
ask for his release from jail and for
his return to work Instead of be
ing litened to thoy were so thoy
say set upon by tbo plantation offi
cials policemen Japanese and ka
nakas and about twenty of them
severely injured Subsequently three
of them wore sontencod to 18
mouths imprisonment for being
ring leadors in a riot
Tho version of tho Chinese seoms
straightforward and plausible and
probably tho truth will be ferret
tod out between Attorney General
Coopers department an I tbo Chi
neso OonsuIatefor to tho orodit of tho
loaol administration be it said they
havo invariably attempted to soe
justice dona to the Asiatio laborer
haviue a real grievanoe and tho im
proved condition of laborers on tho
plantations is mainly due to their
persistent efforts in this direction
OONDENBEP FOREIGN NEWS
General CaUro has assumed tho
reins of government in Venozuola
The German cruiser Cormoran has
been ordered to remain at Samoa
Rusiia has rgroed with tbo United
States to arbitrate tho Behring Sea
claims
Tho national convention of tho W
0 T U has denounced the Philip
pine war
Rev Dr N R Peok horticulture
alist pioneer and clergyman aged
86 is dead
Wireless tolography is to bo intro
duced into tho Transvaal campaign
by tbo British
It is again stated that Dr Edward
Badloe Ib to supplaut Consul-Genera
I Wildmau at Hongkoug
In ylew of a rumored
HnSr
DO YOU KNOW UNEEDA CAPE
The Opportunity to Secure One
was Never Better than To day
We Have Just Received the Largest
and Most Varied Line Ever Brought
to the City
Golf Cap
GAMi
aueso olliance Russia is largely in
creasing her fleotin the Pacific
The British Admiralty is mobiliz
fag a fleet for home porta owing to
Russias intention to seize a port in
tho Persin Gulf
Tho Tageblatt hlei that Gor
many has not parti i pa ted with Rus
sia and Franco in any combination
for intervention in the Transvaal
war
Tho press cousorship iu Manila
has been made more rigid and
Manila papers are prohibited from
publishing items regarding tbo move
ment of troops
Commandant Cronje who has
been twice defeated before Mafo
king is now turning his attention to
Kimborley A small command has
been left to invest Mafeking
Sir William McCormaok Presi
dent of tho Royal College of Sur
geons has volunteered to accompany
General Butlers forces to the field
and hia services have been accepted
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ALL WOOL FRENCH OHLA
LIES on 25o a yard at Sachs
The government band dovotes it
self to four concerts to day in con
nection with tho Emperor of Japans
birthday
TO ISriGKKCT
THE QBPHBUM
Family Theatre
GRAND MINSTREL FIRST PART
By tho Entire Orphoum
Company
JACKSON HEARDE
Tho Prince of Rag time Come
dians
Still a Big Foaturo the Musical
THE WILLARDS
In their 2000 Musical Act
MISS JULIA BYRON
Tho Singing and Dancing Sou
brette
Ethel DIXON and HILL Hamiltou
Choice Selections of Duetts
RAND aud RAND
The Eccentric Comedians
MINDELL FERN DREYFUSS
In Hor Original Singing aud
Danoing Sketch A Private Re
hearsal
The Lauuhablo Faroe
A GRUESOME HOSTELRY
By the Orphtum Company
Hq llfW niwn Ml Phnn Mfi
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WALKING CAPES
Opera Capes
We Have Them at Prices
to Suit All Pockets
All Fashionable Colors Are lepresented
Fawns Greys Havy Slack AnT IJSTVTTJBXD
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SHE CLUB
Entranco on Bethel Street
IjREE BILLIARDS FltEK LIBRARY
open all and oveiy day Entrance fee
JIM Monthly Due 1 Iformsof appll
a ilon for MemborMilp at the Olub Rooms
or address
TAMEB T COIELAND
1203 3 in JUecordlng Becrotary
THOS LINDSAY
Manufacturing Jeweller
Call and inspoat tho eautlful and usolul
dispay of goods for presents or for per
m un1 use and adornment
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HERES THE LIST
YOU WILL FIND THEM AT
MAY COS
Just Received
Fresh Cranberries Apples Lemons
Fancy Naval Oranges Peaches
Plums Grapes Pears Etc
Fresh Celery Cauliflower
Artichokes Rhubarb Rutabagos
Fresh Deep Sea Bass try it
Frozen Oysters
Smoked Salmon and Halibut
Cream Cheese in foil
Also Sausage in foil
Gruenhagcns Bons Bons
and Marshmallows
Glace Fruits Stuffed Prunes Dates
HENRY MAY CO Ltd
2 Big Stoves 2
The WATEItrfOUSE STORE
Betbl Street
Telephone 2 1
Tho MolNTYRE STORE
Cor King Fort Sts
Telephone 22
Wm G Irwin Co
ILIHITID
Wm Q Irwin Preaident Manager
Olaua Bprookels Yleo Presldent
W M QHIftrd Secretary Treasurer
M H Whitney Jr Auditor
SUGAR FACTORS
AMD
Commission Agante
AQBNTB OF THS
Oceanic Steamship Gomuy
Of San FranoUoo Gal
ALOHA LAHUI STORE
Havo on exhibition and for palo
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Hawaiian Panoy Work Mailings Fana
Oat Braids CalabasheB Etc
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