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Whilo ul tho Coast Mr Torfrort investigated tho merits ofdiflbront Stoves and Rnngcs andfound tho consonsus of opinionovorwholmingly in favor of tho

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EPENDHAYTIEN MAItKET WOMEN

Sad History of an Island WhichNaturo Meant for an EarthlyParade

If evor God created n paradise onoarth it was tho Island of HaytiWhen discovered by tho Spaniards100 years ago it was in possession ofIndians from whom howovor itwas quickly wrested Tho conquer-ors

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thon did their boat to turn thisparadise into a hell and so far suc ¬ceeded as to utterly oxtorminato thoaboriginal inhabitants Subsequent-ly

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tho subjects of the king of Francowho inquired by what right tho

wholo earth had boon given into thokoopiug of tho Spaniards oustedthese tyrants and raado for thornselves places of euso and luxuryThoy kept their hold until the closoof tho last century when the Frenchrevolution gave their slaves idoas ofprogress and the rights of manand they rose iu their might andmassacred their masters

Grand old great houses magnifi-cent

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estates and beautiful coffeoplantations went to ruin and thocountry which had onco blosxomodwith French civilization rovortod toits primitive Favagory The blacksand mulattoes entered into thedwellings of their fonnor ownersoccupied them so long as tboy remainod intact and when they fell toruin built for themselves huts ofstraw and palm which they leanedagainst tho massive walls of tho docaying structures All tho works oftho whilo men gradually disappear-ed

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excopt tho coffeo plantationswhich continued to bring forth theirfragrant flowers and precious ber-ries

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Those finallybecamo the solesupport of thousands of small squattor proprietors who1 reaped anuuallya rich harvest from trees planted bythe Fronch over 100 years ago Theberries constitute almost tho exclu ¬sive revenuo of revolution riddenuujiii nuu uid uivuguu iu luaiucb ujthe women sometimos on thoir ownbacliB sometimes on the backs ofhorses and donkeys They aro earlyat tho markets every morning of thoseason coming a distance of manymiles from tho odorous valloys inthe far distant mountains ChicagoJVews

Worst Wo Evor Saw

Wo dont romembor to havo seenworeo than this from tho Dead woodPioneer

How is Eatrina since hor illnessA sadder Budwoiser girlAnhouser hor motherAll right noiv but she would

havo died if the doctor had got afew more Pilsener And thon hocut a Schlitz of Hhmm and replen ¬ished the lunoh counter

Ho thpn wont HoimWiolandted this from a Yeastern

paper and could Barley survive itTho Phoenix

This is a terrible Windisch talobut we accord it tho Bannor A fewMoerleins like theso would mnko uswish wo Hudepohl to club tho per-petrator

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It h Sohn reasonable Ifwo Kotto man writing such stuff asthis wo would feel tompted to turntho Lion loose on him Wiedeomaman actually guilty of nrime whowould do such things Try tho casoHerancnurt and dispose of him audwhoso Enterprise caught on audPnbstod Sohlitz aud Rainier in thomug

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At Tho Table

Miss Willow Sir Slowpay howaro you and Mr Hirdupp gettingalong in tho graces of our landlady

Mr S as the chickon is BorvodNeck and neck

Planneletkfl 15 yards for 100A tip top lino at 12 yards for 100at Kerrs

Wash ombroidory sillip linen flos-ses

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Australian Mail Service

For San FranciscoThe Now and Flno Al Btcel Steamship

ALAMEDAOf tho Oceanic Bteainship Company willbe duo at Honolulu from Sydnoy andAuckland on or about

3STCTV 12thAnd will leavo for the above port withMalls and Passenger on or about thatdato

For Sydney AucklandThe Now and Flno Al Btecl Steamship

MONOWAIOf tho Oceanio Steamship Company willbo dne at Honolnlu from San Francisco onor about

lSTo v ISttLAnd will havo prompt despatch with Mallsand Pi3engera for the above ports

Tho undersigned aro now preparedto issue

Through Tickets to All Points In the

Uniied States

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Attorneys at Law

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PAUL NEUMANN

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Merchant Street Honolulu

ANTONJ3 ROSA

Attorney- - at Law

Kaahumanu Street Honolulu

A S HUMPHREYS

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Office Kaahumanu StreetHonolulu

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Will leavo Honolulu at 10 a m touching atLnhalna Maalaea liny nnd Mnkonn thesame day Mahuksna Kawallinoandtho following day arriving atHilo tho same afternoon

LEAVES HONOLULU arrives noKOLULuTuosday Nov 1 0 I Friday Nov GFriday 20 Tuesday 17Tuesday Dec 1 Saturday 28FMay 11 Tuesday Dec 8Tuesday 22Friday

Tuesday 29

Returning will leavo Hilo at 8 oclocka m touching at Lanpahoohoo Mahukpna and Kawalhao same day MakenaMaalaea Bay and Lahoiua the followincdayjarr ving at Honolulu the afternoonsof Tuesdays and Fridaysr Will call at Poboiki Pana on triismarked

COT No Freight will bo received after 6a m on day of sailingThe popular route to tho Volcano is viaHIIo A good carriage road tho entire dis ¬tance hound trip tickets covering aloxponses 15000

Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 p xtouching at Kahului Hana Hamoa andKlpahnlu Maul Returning arrives atHonolulu Sunday afternoonsWill call ntNnuKaupo on second tirof each month

9-- No Freight will bo received afterr m on day of sailing

This Company will reserves the right tomake chnnges in tho time of departure andarrival of Its Steamers without notice andIt will not be responsible for any conse-quences ¬arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings to

receive their freight this Company wllnot hold itself rosponsiblo for freight afterit has been landodLive Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of PursersPassengers are requested to par

chase Tickets before embarking Thosefalling to do so will be subject to an additlonal charge of twenty five per cent

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Payablo Invariably in Advance

Qainst the wrong that needs resistanceFor the right that needs assistanceFor the future in the distance

And the aond that we can do1 am in the place wheteoI am demandea

of conscience to speak the truth add the truthspeak impugn it who so listAdyertlsenicnts unarconipanir d by spe ¬

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KDMUND NOBRIE - - EditorP J TESTA - - - Mananor

Holding In Honolulu

WEDNESDAY NOV 11 189G

OH WHERE OH WHERE 18 HE P

The Advortisor plaintively asksWhoro is Colonel Spalding The

Independent is ablo to tell you dearthat the Colonol is in Europo spend-ing

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the money ho wrings from cooliolabor in Hawaii He is tho Princeof absentee planters Occasionallyhe puts in a day in London tryingt6 raise money for his cablo schemebeing a rod hot American

The visiting statesman hai placedthe best government those islandsovor had betweou tho dovil cablofranchise and tho deep sea annexa-tion

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aud treatj Tho V S has in-timated

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that unless tho cablo fran-chise

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is extended there will be noannexation aud no annoxatton meansabrogation of tho ReciprocityTroaty Auwet

Tho visitiDg statesman accom ¬panied by the Iradunor of FathorDamion is eoking to find out whe-ther

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tho Hawaiians are not willingto see Hawaii nei annexed to theUnited States If tho V S willgivn The Independent forty eighthours notice wo will promise himthe opportunity of questioning thoHawaiiau in largo numbars Saytbo wordl

TOPICS OF THE DAY

This i jut tho kind of weatherwhen tho Health authorities shouldipspeot I ho quartors inhabited bytho pdorer claFSos and tbo AsiaticsPassing through thoso localities thoobssrver not only seos filth butsmells disease fn other oitios oftho country to which it is statedwo may bo some clay annoxod pro ¬perty owners and tonants havo topreserve cloanli ess and antidotedisoase Perhaps whou tho Presi ¬dent oftlio Board of Health resignsa fw portfolio he may with Idscharacteristic ouorgy compel hishealth lioutub to scare up theirprey -

It would be a graceful not on thopart of President Dolo and thoCouncil of Sate if on Thanksgiving

Day a full nnd freo pnrdon wasgranted to all political prisonersnow at liberty on parolo Tho liber¬ated nion huvo apparently bohavodthotnsolvos very well aud mindedtheir business since tho day of theirliberation Wo suggost that thotimo has come to tnko this step audgrant to thorn a full aud free par-don

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and no time cau bo morn ap-propriate

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than the day which byproclamation of tho Prosidotit haibeen sot asido for public thanks ¬giving Wo feel sure that Mr Dolowould find no cause to regrot sucha generous act

It was permissible for tho oppo ¬nents of tho would bo reconstructedNuuanu stream to imagino that lastnights thunderstorm would havodestroyed minor details in tho con-summation

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of an idea long plannedand being slowly carried out Noaccidont happouod and tho menomployod wading kueo deep inwater and mud will within a fewwoeks havo tho satisfaction of know-ing

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that thoy have assisted in awork creditable enough to thosoconcornod to bo long romembprodA visit there this morning nhovudthat all connoclod with tbo workworo hard at work and tho dredgerdoing what it should havu done bofore filling up the holes of the oldstream

Wo humbly suggot to tho managersof ourdifforent theatrical companiosamateur aud professional that thoystop tho absurd custom of ringingup tho curtain every timo a salvo ofapplause greots au actress or anactor It is not toloraled in any oftho first class opera houscn or Statetheatres in Europo and as wo con ¬sider our now Opera House of thosame standing wo should imitatothe older institutions in abandoningwhat really is as much of a nuisanceas is au encore in an opera Thoillusion which is tho main part intho dramatic art is certainly marridwhen say a heroine dies iu terribluagony and the audienco is dissolvedin tears to havo tho curtain rungup and the deceased bowing horacknowledgment to ber movedaudionco Tako II TrovatoroManrico is in jail He sings thoMiseroro bohiud tho bars Manricoat tho Hawaiian Opera Homo lastTuesday appeared until tho jailscene in tho proper and correct costumo of tho period iu which theopera is laid After the Misereretho other night a well deserved ap-plause

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rang through tho house Thodoor to the jail opens and out com- - sMr Paul D Isouborg iu i veniugdress aud hows his acknowledgment and is greeted with moro ap-plause

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Exit Mr Isouborg and entera few moments after Manrico Low ¬ers iu hose aud doublet Of courseit was very fortunate that Mr Isonborg was willing to sing and thereby givo Honolulu a true musicaltreat but tho illusion as far as thoopera ia concerned was certainly de ¬stroyed Ah noli may tbo wholocompany appear in evening dressand fiiig thoir parts without actingor staging But then it would notbe a dramatio performance it wouldsimply bo a ooucort

From our friend Tho Friond woclip the following omitting thocaption

During the last three months of18G3 tho number of ocean stoamorscalling at this port average seven amonth They now average thirteenor au annual rate of increase oftwo par month At this rato by theond of 1905 Honolulu must providewharfage for 81 stoamers a mouth

besido their attendant coal shipswhich will require equal or greateraccommodation By tho ond of 1000or four years henco 21 Bieamora nmonth must bo cared for Indeedtho ratio of incroaso ii likoly to ac-celerate

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And tho additional shipsaro likoly to avorago groalor lougtbtonnago aud speod than tho profoulones

It is ovidont that our harbor fac ¬ilities are going to bo strained tothe utmost At times there will bobx or oight ships tjimultauoously inport iu a hurry to coal up and booff At present there are only twoFultablo wharves Two moro aroprojocted and i is hoped will boavailable in a year or moro Anotherpair aro intended to follow say iutwo or threo years from dalo Pro ¬bably other available locations fordeep wator wharves may bo foundiu tho harbor Whonover an Isth-mian

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Canal is oponod a large addi-tional

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fleet of stoamers will pour inupon us tt soems doubtful whetherroom for them can bo found at allin this harbor or whother dockagecould be constructed fast enough

Thoro is howovor tho amplestroom to bo found in Pearl HarborThe time is ovidontly not distnutwhen tho uso of that commodioushaven will be imperatively requiredIt remains to be soon whothor theUuiled States will dredge out andopen tho bar for tho purposo of aNaval Station in timo for our com-mercial

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necessities or whether thoHawaiian Government will bo com-pelled

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to assumo tho taslt Ourcommercial prospects aro cortainlypromising

It is the impression of The Inde-pendent

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that littlo by little theharbor of Honolulu will bo improv-ed

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to meet oxigeuoies without theaid of tho United States Tho misionary element so ably representedin the Friend raised mammoth busi ¬ness establishments ornate homesand tho family compact withouttho financial assistance of the UnitedStates They uprooted a mouarehyaud established a military oligarchyThoy downed the many aud uplifteda few Surely the small mattor ofcreatiug a harbor can be controlledby thorn While wo cannot recallDe Lesseps from Ghost dom we stillhavo with us Dr Soreno BishopProfessor Alexander Dr Hydn andW O Smith and to them all thingsare possible

Asiatic IncroasoThe estimate of tho Superintend ¬

ent of the Census is that tbo totalpopulation of the islands will bofound to be about 110000 when alltho rotufuB hare come iu Thatwill mean an increase of about 20000 during tho last six years Itwill now be of interest to learn fromwhat nationalities this increase isdrawn Some of courso is duo totho natural increase among th residents of the islands and it is safe topredict that the Portuguese aud thopart Hawaiians aro in the lead Thegreator part of tho inorease however is undoubtedly duo to Asiaticimmipration

Tho influx of whites is aboutovon with thq departure from thoislands of the same class TheAsiatics howover como bore to stayand they ul doRoinspiteof all legis-lation

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to the contrary It is understood that tho Chinese Governmentobjects to the clause in our presentlabor law providing for the compul-sory

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return to China of Chineiocoolies upon tho expiration of theircontracts What tho end is goingto bo is not difficult to foresee Thoexpression uod somo years ago by aprominent Kauai planter that theHawaiiau Islands are only fit forplantation managers and coolies tolive in tottles tho whole question ina nutshell

What bonofit does tho country atlargo derive from the establishmentof largo sugar ostates as long ashordes of coolies aro tho sine quanon of such enterprises It is allvery well to talk about foreigncapital being invested hero Theowners of such capital live abroad

and tho dividends from thoir invest ¬

ments arb spent abroad Thoy omploy only the very smallest minimumof nou Asiatia laborers and fre-

quently

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they import men fromabroad who simply sojourn hero fora timo saving as much of their wagesas possible spondiug as littlo as posiblo in tho country with tho ulti-mate

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purposo of loaving tho islandsand return home with tho sackTho ABiatio laborors do theaud barrels of monoy whichby right and sound policyshould bo circulated hero aro withdrawn from tho counry No coun-try

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can stand such a drainage and itwill grow worso ovory year as longas tho Asiatic liordos aro allowed tocomo here to supplant tho poopleidentified with tho country

Wo havo heard a groat deal abouttho permanont settlers tho smallfarmers and Mr Doles homesteadpolicy Whoro aro wo to get thosmall farmer from as long as suchplaces like Puukapu Pauahi audPuuauahulu aro solected for homesteads Thoy aro simply a parodyon anything liko homesteads and asa rule there is generally a nigger intho fence who has au axo to grindwhen ho proposes his neighborslands cut up into homesteads Asaffairs are at present tho outlookis that Hawaii eventually will bovast Atiafio colonies What thecoming generations of Hawaiianborn men and women aro to do wodxl to see except they all turn into

missionaries for the edification andmoral improvement of tho

heathens who havo swamped thocountry in tho iuterest of the absentlaudlords

As will bo seen by an official an ¬nouncement elsewhere the perform-ance

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of II Trovatoro to morrowevening has beou postponed

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SATURDAY Nov 14

Magical and DramaticEntertainment

THE SEVEN CLERKS- OR

-- The Three Thieves andthe Denouncer

With trio 1 aiiKhuble Rkcteh

NEW BROOMS SWEEPCLEAN

w111J0rcsentedbvMorn1Joraof tho StLonls Collego Literary Society

Ihe Collego Choir nnd OruhoUra willfurnish the innsical part if tho propramllnn u 1ow Pen at tho GoldenUtile llaanr Fort Stre t Performance

commence at 730 v in 4JO td

Frawley Companys

SEASONSeats Now on Sale at Hobron

Drng Company

For Following PerfrmancoHTUESDAY NIGHT Nov 17th

THES WIFETHURSDAY NIGHT Nov 19 b

THE TWO ESCUTSCHEON

SATURDAY MATINEE Nov 2Ut

MOTHSSATURDAY NIGHT Nov 21af

THE LOST PARADISE

TUESDAY Nov 21th

THE C8ARITY BAfcU

The repertoire for bnlanco of Senson will be auuounced later 427tf

Timely Topics

Honolulu Nov 7 189G

Do you know n good thinewhon you sco it Somo peopledo and somo dont bul thosowho tumblo to it nro hound togot uhoad in tho ruco for wealthWo can put you on to a thingor two Just now wo want you to

Give Your Horse aTreat

llomomhcr ho is your hostfriond and if you treat him welland food him woll ho will domore work and hot tor workbesides looking as a nohlo oquinoought to look

The National Feed

will leave work ametamorphosis in thoand tho appoaranco

complotoconditionof your

horso It is a circular shanodvessel mado of cold rolled stcolfinely galvanized with Mallcablo Iron Sido Kod each boxfurnished comploto with a Japa-nese

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Wrought Iron Holder Platfand Screws This fcodbox hastho advantage that you can putit up anywhoro in tho stall orbox does not waslo a particlo oftho feed will always bo sweetand clean and is especially dosirablo where a horso is inclinedto

Bolting Slobberingor Scattering

It saves feed hills at a ratoof from 25 to 30 percent SavesDoctors bills by provonting In-digestion

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Colic and StomachTroubles saves hostlers timotroublo and vexation It paysfor itself in a fow weeks and nostable is comploto without it1 hoy como in 3 sizos capacity

G S and 10 quarts and the priceis within the roach of every ¬body owning a horso Wo wouldespecially call tho attontion ofManagers of Livery Stables tothis new device Jt will payyou tho troublo to como andinspect thorn

For sale by

Tim Hawaiian Hardware Co l

307 Fort StuketOpposite Spreckols Bank

LEWIS COOur prices for dried and eva ¬

porated Fruits aro lower con-sidering

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tho fluidity than ifusually asked Wo aro carofulto solcct tho best buying onlyfrom tho manufacturers agentthereby saving a middlemansprofit and giving our customersthe bonofit of it Wo find itgives satisfaction to got tho hostand our method of buying enablos us to sell tho best qualityat tho siuno prico as is usuallycharged for in fori or goods Jlorois a list of thoso goods Applesviniuuis roacnos pooled and

with skin on Prunes ZantoCurrants Datos Smyrna andWhito California Figs SultanaUaisins London Layors Woisbadon Stuffed Prunos Ornnbornos Thoro is not a bettorstock anywhoro

LEWIS COFort StreeL GROOERS Tel 2 10

RKWABD OFFEKED

A IW0ND 8TUI HAS JlKEN LOSTnri prolwwnruwlllbo paid to thecomer of King Mv KoniaStrocita

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LOOAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Tlio Board of Health nhould meetllils attoruoon

Tho Alnmodn loaves at 10 fti m to-morrow

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morning

Tho baoholors and benedicts ofCompany D will havo a Urfjot shootshortlyTim Iloalanid boat olub inneliugbaa bntti postponed until Fridayevening noxt

Jack Cuflhiiifjlmm is again at hisold worlcs at I ho Honolulu Foundryafter a prolonged spoil of illness

William M Mahuka has a noticoiu tho advertising uolumus rovokingpowers conforrod upon A Roai

G Oarsoa Kunjon has lost awatch chain pardant of Now Zealand grooustono Please roturu itiu this office

Nat Goodwins Company willprosont tho Gilded Fool at thoOpera House this evening This isan unexpected treat

Maxino Elliott who is conceded tobe the handsomest woman on theAmorlcan stage to day is with theNat Goodwin Company

Look out for tho now Gre alarmwhistlo this afternoon Three dif-ferent

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alarms will bo sounded as ex ¬periments Tho fire will not bo there

And so tho Alamoda camo inbright and oarly this afternoon Thecaptain was somewhat ahead of timoand so is Jim Dodd invariably withhis Enterprise beer at tho PantheonSaloon

On Saturday evoning next thoperformance at St Louis Collegewill bo quite au attraction Thosewho do not attend will bo dis-appointed

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If you do not interview LewieCo iu regard to your grocoiies andascortaiu what they cau givo youfor Thanksgiving Day you will makua mistake

A very pleasant anil unostenta ¬tious gathering of the friends ofGeorge Houghtailing wore treatedto day to a luau at his residence Palama A general good timo was hadby all present

Wo repeat what wo hao alreadyanticipated that Superintendent At ¬kinsons census report will showover the nocsoary 100000 populatiou for the Hawaiian Islams buttho main majority will bo Asiatics

Tho muggy weather and onessticky condition in consequence isdistressing La grippe is ou tholampage with prospects of a gouoralepidemic ou Monday next when McKinleyites will learn of Bryanselection

Last ovonings thunderstormhomowhat cleared tho atmosphereud nutated ii pmiac ill J ij mSoismie wave on to California Thoprophecied irruption of the Coastby Nature may bo contemporauiouswitu political events

Tho Hawaiian Quintette Olub willplay during tho diunor hour thisevening at tho Hawaiian HotelManager Lucas has prepared aspocial bill of faro The music ofthe Hawaiian boys must be hoardto bo appreciated

Remember that when the Austra-lia arrives on Sunday night or earlyon Monday morning the white ilagat the foremast means Bryan anilthe Rod MoKinley The AmericanLeague flag will show that a ProsiStint of the United States has beenamicably elected

By the Alameda Hugo Fisherleaves us As an artist a gentlemanaud a friend he will be most pleas ¬antly aud favorably remomborod byall who have had tho pleasure ofmooting him He loaves behindhim many happy remiuisconcos ofhis art aud personality and ho takoswith bun tho rospect esteem andaloha of a very large circle offrionda

Soats for singlo performances tobo given by tho Frawloy Compauyare on sale at Hobrons There is astrong demand and tho advisabilityof scouring soats in advauco is re-spectfully

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urged The following isthe repertoire for tho first weekNov 17th Tho Wife 19th TheTwo Escutcheons 21st matineeMoths Nov 21st ovoning Tho

Lost Paradise

Georgo Lambort working at thoPauthoou Stablo is reported to havelatoly fallen hoir to a small fortunefrom wealthy relations iu EnglandIt is not unlikely that Lambort willreturn to his native village nearWimborno Dorsetshire by an oarlysteamer He has lived in tho islands18 months aud has boon away fromhis native land over 80 years It isunderstood thatGoorgo is in no wayconnected with the Duko of Dor ¬chester

TUB OlEItA HOUBK

My Uuclet Will and Jano ThoBest Amateur lerformnnco Soonin Honolulu

A large audience last night wit¬nessed tho second performance attho Opera House and showed ap ¬preciation and enthusiasm from be-ginning

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o end The theater wannot quite so crowded asou the open-ing

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night but all scats in tho lowerpart of tho house wore occupied

iurs w w jjimonu anu ner as ¬sistants doEorvo tho highest praisefor their work which resultod in thohost amatour performance ovor seeniu Honolulu

My Uncles Will a one act littloskit opened tho evoning It is not avery original play but what littlothere is of it was clovorly roudoredby Miss McGrew as Florouco Mari ¬gold Mr Goo C Potior as CaptainCahmore and Mr R L Scott asBarker

Tho play of the evening wasJant This is au amusing light

comedy which furnishes ample op-portunity

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for character acting MrsDimonds Jane was superb audcould not havo boon renderod byauy Star actress Tho audioncowas kopt laughing from the momontJane appeared until the curtainfinally dropped

Tho other characters in tho playwore very well sustained Mr Potteras the old undo who is boing bam ¬boozled was a piece of very cleveract lug Mr Mackintosh as Claudewas very amusing Tho ForeignOffice is tn bo complimented ou itshistrionic lalonts Mr Lowers asShakoltou playod with tho routiueof an old hand at tho gamp and thominor characters wero all iu excel-lent

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handsTho staging aud costumes wore

olt gont and tasteful and tho numer-ous

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floral tributes showed thoactresses t ho appreciation of the audience

Among those present were Presi ¬dent Dole Mr aud Mrs W G IrwinBritish Commissioner Hawos thoJapanoso Consul General and manyothor notables

WATEKtfltONX WHISPERINGS

Tho Japnuoe steamer Toyo Marufrom Yokohama arrived oarly yesteiday morning making a It dajsparage from Kobe Sho brings G98Japanese immigrants and about GOtons of fieight Geo E Boardmana tho local agent of tho stoamer

Tho Toyo Maru is dooked at thePacifio Mail wharf dischargingfroight She will taavo for Jopauon or about Saturday noxt

The bark S O Allen complutodher discharge of Frisco freight thtamorning Four hundred and fiftyuino packages of OS Co machinerywero put aboard tho steamer Ha-waii

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which left this afternoou forPnpaikou

Tho bark Edward May havingturned out au excollout New Yorkcargo leaves for Hongkong ou Fri-day

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uoit iu ballastThe bark Albert at Browers wharf

aud the W II Dimond at theOoeame dock aro dischargingcargoes at a speedy rato

Tho Gormau bark Spica loft portto day for Punta Arinas for a loadof wood for homo

Tho James Makoo mado a lighten ¬ing passage from Kauai on Mondaylast ISO miles in 12 hours

The barkentino Irmgard at thoold fish market wharf looks slick andsaucy under a re coaling of paintaud au additional polish

Should tho U S S cruiser Alortbrings news of tho election iu theUnitod States Tub Independentwhisperer will staud tho soda aginWill Coney of tho Advertisor

Arrival of tho Alameda

The R M S Alamoda CaptainVnu Otorendorp arrjvod at noon to ¬day IGi days from Sydnoy Shobrings tho following cabin passen ¬gers for Honolulu Willard Frenchand wife Mr and Mrs Spencer MrsE B Eider Miss Homo and MissO M Evory with 40 through cabinfor San Praneiaoo aud 29 passougorsiu tho steerazo

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BUSINESS LOCALS

ICorr is selling B0 yards of CalicoforSlOO

Korr is selling 15 yards of Ging ¬ham for 100

Korr is soiling 20 yards of BrownCotton for 100

Stamped goods of ovory doscriptioo at N S Sachs

Paintod and tinted goods latestdesigns at N S Sachs

Brown Cotton Sheeting 2J yardswido for 18c per yard at Korrs

Aro you fond of fancy work Goto N S Sachs and boo tho noveltios

Ladies Shirt Waistp Rechorchodesigns at 125 each at L BKerrs

Extra Quality fancy Laco oxquisitoPattors 10 to 12 inches wido 3 yardsfor 3 these are worth doublo thomoney

Charley Moltonos friends willfind him with M A Peixoto thoTonsorial Artist at the old stand inUnion Art Gallery lane

Tho honored guest who makes n callShould wolcomo II ml slncore

And likewise If ho drinks ntnllA glass of Rainier Beer

On tap or in bottles at tho Cri-terion

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Saloon

Buffalo Beer has proved its immonso popularity at tho Koyal Paci-fic

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aud Cosmopolitan Saloons Thecelebrated Pabst is also rotainodthere in draft or in bottle Tho in ¬terchangeable check system that hasproved such a conveuiouco to thepatrous of these popular resorts isalso in vogue

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Several of the loadiug phjticiansof Honolulu mot a few uightago fortho purpose of pxatniuing an X Rayapparatus latoly imported from thoCoast

After several tests had been madethey came to tho unanimous deci-sion

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that tho only Hay to beat thoX Jlay was tho Jiainicr beer whichcauses such i feeling of X hilartion to aray diato through the sys ¬tem that tho imbiber is impelled toshout Hoo ray for Rainier beer attho Anchor Saloon whero you getit to perfection

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to care for you as much as you wishif you dont regain your hoallh andstrength Will meet you tlrs after-noon

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at the corner after you havehad a glass of Seattle Beer at theCriterion SjIooii Maud

New Opera House

THIS EVENING

NAT GOODWINAnd His World Famous Com ¬

pany in tho

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Notice of Postponement

OWING TO THE LNDISPOS1Fouio of tho principals

iu tho opera of JL TItOVATOKEit has been decided to postpone auyfurther representation of it fur thepresont aud tho porformaiU o adver-tised

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for to iuotrow eveuiug will nottake placo Tho publio may how-ever

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look for Romo outertaiumuntduring tho holiday reason Partieswho havo purehastd tickets for to-morrows

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performance will havo theirmoney returned by applying toWall Niohols Co 42i lt

TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENhavo revoked aud annulled all powora of whatsoevernature herotoforo conferred upon ARosa by mo and under which he hasassumed tho management of my pro-perty

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aud tho collootiou of mouej aduo mo Parties payiug money tosaid Eosa for my account will do soat thoir perilSigned WILLIAM M MAHUKA

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WDIMOND5

Much of tho 5blid ailvor wuroused in Honolulu is bought inSan Francisco by pooplo visitingthoro becauso it is choupor

Twonty iivo per cent duty isti groat deal too much to payand it tompts pooplo lo niakopurchases whilo thoy aro whorothoy may buy it chcapor Thorois nothing criminal in tho tran-saction

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just a bit of practicaleconomy There would havoboon no nocossity for theso buy-ers

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to go abroad if dealers werowilling to divido with thoir cus-tomers

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Tho profit is largoonoughl on solid waro to cut offtho twonty fivo per cent anilsoil it at a margin satisfactoryto every ono Pooplo do notbuy whon thoy aro abroad bocauso thoy can got hotter goodsbut becauso thoy can get itcheapor

Tho selections mado by usaro from thrco of tho larecstfactories in tho States Wo buyfor cash and get tho articlescheap and will sell them at twonty-f-ivo por cont or exactly thosaino as is charged in San Fran-cisco

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Wo havo childs sots at075 and full tea sots for a great

deal more tho quality has novorbeen surpassed in this countryand tho prices havo novor boonequalled

Vj3ftJUJlHawaiian Gr wn

OystersThe above delicacy can now bo

procured in such quantities aa re-quired upon leaving ordprs with

H E Mclntvre Bro307 t

TO LIST OR LEASE

1 COTTAGE ON KING iL Btrect Kulnokahun ffrtfjewJjPlains containing six rooms eiijIAiiSswit out hoiisrHt i ext to EifiMSicottago now ocnupiod by Hon A Itja

2 Also Oottngo in n or of th above andopooingouton Young Btrect containingfour rooms with outhouses Terms mode-rate

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To take immediato possessionFor fnrtbor particulars apply to

ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ

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ADMINIBTBATRIX3 NOTICE

riiHE UNDERSIGNED HAVINu BEENX duly appointed Administratrix of ihoEstate of 1asik k l of Walkel EwnOahu dcceasol notico is henby lven toall creditors of iho deceased U presenttheir claims whether starcd by Mortgacoor otherwiso duly anthontlcaUd with theproper vouchors if any oxi t to ho un¬dersigned vl bin Hx Months fl Fiom datahorcof or they will bo foreor barred andall persons indebted to the decenstu arorequested to mako immodijto payment tittho Ltny Oillco of 6 IC Ka x corner ofKing and Bethel Streets up stairs

MRS KANOIlAELEAdministratrix of tho Etlate of ldclo k

deceasedHonolulu Oct 17 1S00 lOs tt onw

ADMINISTKATRIXQ NOTICE

PHE UNDERSIGNED HAVINU KEENL duly uppoln od Administratrix of thoEstatoof S N 1 Hajuu IkJ of Hono-lulu

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Oohn tie rased notice is horebygiven toall credltori of iho deceased toprfbent theirclalnis whether socurod bymortgago or otlierui je duh authflntfcatfd with the prowr oucliois II anyexist to tho undordiCcd within HlxMonths 101 from dato horeof or thoy willbe forovor barred and all persons iudobtedto ho deceased ate requested to mako Im ¬mediato payment at ho Law Oltlro of 8K Ka ms cornor of King and BethelStreets np stnlrs

MRS LILIA N HANAIAAdministratrix of tho Estate of S N V

Harnda flc deceasedHonolulu Oct 17 1891 109 -- it oaw

NOTICE TO OltEDITOKS

rpHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING J HEW--L duly appointed Assigneo of tho Ustato

ol H E Toor a bankrupt by the Hon AW Cartor Ilrst Judgo of tho Eir t CircuitUonrr hoioby gives notico lo oil pnrsonshaving claims against tho i aid csiato topresent tho tame without delay and allpersons owing said estate to ninko Jnunediato paymont of tho sa- - o t mo at myoillco on Kualiuinai u Street

JOHN V OLDURNAssignee of II V loor a Bankrupt

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Commission AgentsAonrtTB or tub

Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Run TiVnnninpn Out

T B MURRAY321 323 King Street

Tho Leading

Carriage and

Wagon ManufacturerALL MATEHIALS ON IUND

Will furnish everything outside steamboats mid boilers

Korso Shooing a Specialty

TICLKlHONK 1572

IF YOU WANTTo save your Thmh and a largo portion

of your rent buy your edibles at the

Palama GrocerySquare doiliug at reasonable rots has

necessitated increased facilities for carry-ing

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a muub larger and moro fully assortedstock Uau heretoforeKIT MACKEREL

SOUSED PIG FEETTONQTJES AND SOUNDS

SALMON BELUES SINGLE OR KITSAT LOW HATES

GOOD BUTTER 25c P0DNDGoods

OppositeFino Fat Salmon delivered

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Good Taste In Horse Flesh

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HARNESS MARKS

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Now as wo aro oiperionced in our tradeand know iho very best when wo see It ronly make the vory bent Harness of ihovery host mutorial and only employ thevery beBi of artisans Whatever wo makeImiort and sell is reliablo as our patronsnluajs ttll us Expcrienco teaches

C R COLLINS317 King Streot near Nuuann

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Coixtiaotor and BuilderQllli o and Stores fitted up and

Ev hunts given on

ALL IQNDS OF WORKS

trr- - Omco and Shop No G10 EortRtreot adjnining V W Wrights CarriageShop 877 flra

DR S KOJJMANo 10 UKrKTANtA StnEET

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Aujoharpa Guitars Violins Etc

Also a now invotco of tho Celebrated

Westerineyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tbo tropical

climate second to none

MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD

On the Hawaiian Islands during tlio lastyoars

ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEABSOKTMHNT OF

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also tlio choicest European and Amorlcan

Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST REASONABLE PntCICR

Ed HOFFSOHLAEOEtt CO

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MODERN TIMES

Sale StaToleNuuanu Avo opp Eaplo Houso

Saddle Carriage Work Horses

ALWAYS ON HAND

Kind and Truo Family HotsesA SPECIALTY

orders receive prompt attentionnd to plcaso everyone

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Brace Waring Co

Real Estate Dealers603 Fort St near King

BUILDING LOTS

HOUSES AND LOTS AND

LANDS FOB SALE

gmr Parties wishing to dispose of thnirProportion urn In vl tori ti null on im

DAVID K BAKER

PLORISTNuuanu Valley above the Mausoleum

ORDERS FOH FLOWERS ANDPlants willTecoIve prompt and faith

ful atttenion Free delivery to nil partswithin the city limits

LEIS EVERGREENS AND CARNATIONa speciality

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REMOVAL

JOHN PHILLIPSHas remoni his Plumbing Buikss iron

King street to the premises on

KCotel StreetKornrly ocoupled bywn

Oceanic Steamship Co

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A TALE OF THE SEA

Wreck of the Btenmtr ArocoOff the Oregon Coast

Troin tho San Francisco Bullotiuof October 21st is takon tho follow-ing

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partial Inscription of tho wrookof tho S S Arago

Tho Arago was caught by throohoavy breakers that followed one ontop of tho other in such rapid suc-cession

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that tho vossol was swungout of hor course Sho was uudor nslow boll Hor hold wa3 woll fillodwith froight and sho was low in thewater tho unusual forco of thoBwell brought hor almost to a stand-still

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and before steorago way couldbo obUinod tho second then thethird wavo struck tho nose of thostoMuer and forcod it toward thojotty tho Bwoep of wators also liftingtho hull bodily and carrying ittoward the ugly rocks

Whilo tho soas were throwing thoArago out of hor course thoy wereat the sanio time swooping over horweather bulwarks tearing crushingand smashing everything that im-peded

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their onward rush Whenthe Arago was remodolod some Syears ago a steel midship apart-ment

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was built on her decks justforward of tho mainmast and slight-ly

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to tho roar of this was a stoorageoabin and gallery room of woodTho water piled over the quarteron to this structure and flooded thoforward cabins Sovoral steeragepassongors who wore in their bunkstried to reach tho deck but thostosmor struck the rocks and almostsimultaneously an immense breakerhit tho after house and sent it cleanovor tho rail into tho surf

Six men aro said to have beonswept overboard with tho houseThoy wore tho four steerage pssougers and two membars of tho crew

Tho next sea that boatded theship climbed as high as tho topdeck of tho midship houso and part-ed

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the smokestack from its staysand wont clear over tho compart-ment

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Capt Reed had been sounding hissteamers whistle for help but noting that tho Arago was settlingrapidly ho ordered all hands to clearaway tho boats which ordor wasoboyod promptly and with greatcoolness Two boats woro loweredMate Banks commanding one andMata Warner tho other PassengerJohu Norman who was a man C5years of age could not stand thoconstant deluge of tho seas andclimbed into tho forward ratlines toescape tho breakers that continuallyswept the docks The boats pullodaway leaving Norman in tho riggingwith Capt Rood and a numbsr ofothers names unknown in the mainrigging

Tho gradual settling of tho Aragocaused tho main dock to bo levelwith tho water and the combersreached those who clung to theshrouds and every minute or soburied thom out of sight Normanlet go his hold on the ropes andwith a parting cry was swallowedby the surf

Tho two boats had a rough tripTho first officers boat capsized afterfilling with wator several timesWarner swam to tho other boat asdid threo of his companionsWarners boat was tho oraft in whichwad Chief Engineer Brown VVhouthe lifosaving crow took CaptainReed out of tho rigging the skippertold tho wreckers that two boatshad got clear of tho Arago Thelife savors thought that Warnersboat had put out to sea and thisstarted tho story that tho craft wassimply missing

Tho Bocond officors boat withWarner and soveral companions res-cued

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from tho capsized boat pullodaway for shoro and mado a landingseveral miloB from the head of thojetty Chief Engineor Brown wentdown whon the first officers boatturned over

Tho lifo saving orow whoso stationis over a mile from the scene of thewrpek bad a hard timo approaohingtho stranded vossol They tried torun their apparatus ovor tho strotohof beach between tho station andtho jotty but finally gavo up thejobBR 1 1 1

Thoy launched their boat andpulled toward the Arago standingoff shore far enough to avoid thebroakors Tho sea was breaking soheavily against tho wreck that thoboat could not approach nearenough to lake any one off the si randed Tossol as sho would havo been

crushed in liko an eggshellCaptain Rood and seven men woro

iu tho rigging A lino was shot intotho rigging and ono by one thomariners were rescued Tho boatafter searching near the wreck forsomotimo for survivors pullod to ¬ward tho Government wharf placedReed and his mou on tho tug Colum-bia

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and returned to render assistanceto those who might possibly bodrifting about on wreckage

Tho Arago struck storn firstcrushing a great hole in hor platesSho listed heavily thou sank by thostorn touching bottom in fivofathoms and leaving only hor sparsabove water Wreckago strewed thobeaoh near tho jotty for miles show ¬ing that tho upper works of thestoamor were badly broken up bytho big swells

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ZANZIBAR

Tho Gorman Insult to tho BritishConsul

Tho Kolnischo Zeitung publishesa detailed aeouut of tho removal ofSaid Khalif to tho Gorman sloopSeo Adler According to this accountwhich is videnlly iuspirod Englandwas informed by the GormanCabinet of the iinpeudiug removalIn reply to this communication thoBritish Cabinet protested althoughas tho semi official orgau ironicallyadds it might havo known that itsprotest would not make tho slight-est

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impression The removal tookplace oxactly in the mannor asordered from Berlin A boat armedwith a gun was sent from tho SeeAdler to the Gorman Consulatewhich is situated on tho sea andunder the protection of tho SeeAdlers guns pointed at tho Consulatp tho embarkment took placeUnder other circumstances thopaper sayp ono might perhaps havooarriod out the removal of tho Protender in a loss conspicuous mannerAs Englaud however thought itadvisable to allow herself tho luxuryof a protest a removal not carriedout publicly and by daylight wouldnot havo beon worthy of tho dignityof tho Empire If thoroforo SaidKhalif has been bortio away fromthe English uudor circumstanceswhich do not soein to please thomthey can only blatno themselves andtheir inappropriate protest for it

Thinks He Is BightLondon October 20 Sir Edward

Clarke Q C Conservative formerlySolicitor Gonoral and member ofParliamont roforring to tho adversecriticisms of his recent speech ontho Venezuelan question at York inwhich he said No honost and im-partial

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arbitrator nr commissioncould decide in favor of Englandsclaims upon tho evidence has writ ¬ten a letter upon tho subject Hosays My speech was deliberatelymado in the belief which I still ontertaiu that it will bo of publio ser-vice

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and was of coursp mado aftera lull study of all ho documents of- -hcialiy published on tho Hubjoct

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Ono Letter Wrought the HavocA cortain bachelor editor of a

Northern Iowa town is iu a predicament so an exchange nvors as thoresult of a caroloss proof roadorHaving occasion to apologizo to hisreaders for a delay iu issuing hispaper he wrote Wo bog tho indul-gence

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of our readers for being a daylate this woek Our failuro to gotout on timo was on account of thophysical demoralization of tho oclitor caused by sleeping too oloso toa boarding houso window Thocompositor sot tho last word

widow and tho proof roador failod to discover tho omission of tho

n The Northwest

At tho Royal Annex they nlacobefore you three ohoicoR in beer thofamous Hofbrau beer tho Buffaloand tho Pnbst Milwaukee In addior they liRvotbofiDOBtr brandsilSh8 ni8h a very tast- -

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W M OUNNtnaiiAM - - Managor

Headquarters for Mechanics and Laborers

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Fredricksburg Draught Beer

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Carriage Manufactory128 130 Fort Street

Carriage BuilderANDUKPAIRKR

BlanksmitbJug in all Its Brandies

Orders from the oihtr Islands in BuildingTrimming Painting Ktc Etc

promptly attended to

W W WRIGHT ProprietorBucpensor to Wost

Metropolitan Meat Co

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Wholesalo andRotall

BUTCHERSAND

Wavy Contractors

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Printing HouseTESTA InorntitTon

Konla Street abovo North Corner of King

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