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HONOLULU H I SATURDAY AC HUST 6 1898
P O Box 145
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THE SONGS QRHE EOUR
Si-- k IX PONOI0
WORDS BT KINO KALAKAUA
Musio by 11 Berner
Hawaii ponoiNana i kou Moi
Kalani AliiKo Alii
Guonus
Makua lani eKimokamoha o
Na kaua p paleMo ka iho
Hawaii ponoiNana i na Hi
Na pua muli kouNa pokii
Gnonus
Hawaii ponoiE ka labui o
O kau liana nuiE u i e
Gnonus
AMERICA
tone god save the queen
Words by S F Smith
My country tis of theeSweet land of liberty
Of tboo Ill singLand wboro my fathers diedLand of tbo pilgrims prideFrom every mountain sideLet Freedom ring
My native country theeLand of noble free
Thy name I loveI love thy rooks and rillsThy woods and templpd hillsMy heart with rapture thrillsLike that above
Let musio swell the breezeAnd ring from all the trees
Sweet freedoms songLet mortal tongues awakeLet all that breatbo partakeLet rocks their silence breakThe sound prolong
Our Fathers God to theeAuthor of liborty
To theo wo singLong may our laud bo brightWith freedoms holy lightProteot us with thy mightGreat God our King
THE STAB SPANGIiBD BANNER
Song and Ohorus
Words by Francis S Key
Oh I say can you see by the dawnsearly light
What so proudly wo hailed at thetwilights last gleaming
Whose stripes and bright stars throthe perilous fight
Oer tho ramparts we watched werebo gallantly streaming
And the rockets red glare thebombs bursting in air
Gave proof thro tho night that ourflag was still there
Gnonus
Oh say does that star spangledbanner yet wave
Oer tho land of tho free and thehome of the brave
On the shore dimly seen thro themist of tho deep
Whore the foes haughty host indread silence reposes
What is that which tho breeze oertho towering steep
As it fitfully blows half concealshalf discloses
Now it catohos the gleam of themornings first beam
In full glory roflocted now shinesin tho stream
Ononus
Tis tho star spangled banner Oh I
long may it waveOer tho land of the froe and tho
homo of tho bravel
And whoro is that band who sovauntingly sworo
Mid the havoo of war and tho bat-tles
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confusionA home and a country theyd loavo
ub no morelTheir blood has washd out their
foul footsteps pollutionNo refuge could save the hireling
and slavoFrom tho terror of flight or the
gloom of the grave
Cuonua
And tho star spangled bannor iutriumph shall wave
llie lanl oC Vie froo and thohomo of tho bravt
O tin bo it over when fr omenshal staud
Botweeu their Iovd homo and thowars desolation
Blest with viotry and peace maythe heavn rosoued land
Fraiie the Power that hath madoand preserved us a nation
Then conquer wo must for ouroauso it is just
And this be our motto In God isour trust
ChoiiusAnd the star spangled bannor in
triumph spall waveWhile tho land of the freo is the
home of the brave
THE KEi WHITE AND BLUE
UiS n DAVID T SHAW
O Columbia tho gem of tho oceanThe homo of the bravo and tho freeTho shrine of eaoh patriots devotionA world offers homage to theeThy mandates make heroes assembleWhen Libortys form Btands in viewThy banners mako tyranny trembleWhen borne by tho red white and
blueWhen borne by tho red white and
blueWhen borne by the red white and
blueThy banners make tyrauny trembleWhen borno by the red white and
bluo
When war winged its wjdo desola-tion
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And threatened tho land to deformThe ark then of freedoms founda
tionColumbia rode safo through the
stormWith garlands of victry around herWhen eo proudly she bore her bravo
crewWith her flag proudly floating be ¬
fore herThe boast of tho red white and
blueThe boast of the red white aud
blueTho boast of tho red white aud
blueWith her flag proudly floating bo- -
foro herThe boast of the rod white and
bluo
The wine cup the wine cup bringhither
Aud fill you it true to the brimlMay tho wreaths they have won
never witherNor the star of their glory grow
dimlMay service united neer severBut they to their colors prove trueThe Army and Navy forevorThree cheers for tho red white and
blueThree cheers for the rod white and
bluoThree cheers for the red whito and
blueTho Army and Navy foreverThree cheers for the rod white and
blue
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Amsterdam in Holland is builton piles driven far below tho watorinto tho earth The oity is intersect ¬
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ned by nearly 800 bridges aud re ¬
sembles Venice in tho mingling ofland aud water though it is con-
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largor thau that City Thecanals divide tho Oity which isabout 10 miles in ciroumforouco into00 islands
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Residing in Honolulu
SATURDAY AUG 6 1898
THE HAWAIIANS PBOTEBT
At a meeting of tho officers of allthe Hawaiian political societies itwas unanimously decided to enter afinal protest against the occupationof thoir country by the UnitedStates of America
The Hawaiians feel that tho menwho havo supported tho Joint Reso ¬
lution which annex thoir countryand deprive them of their nationali-ty
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and independence do not under-stand
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the true sentiments and feel-
ings¬
of tho peoplo of this countryThey do not want to be AmericansThey do want to remain Hawaiiansand they wish to hand down to theirchildren the Hag which has beenhonored for many years by all thepowers of tlie civilized world
Is there a true American whodares to come to the front and open-ly
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blame the Hawaiians for uphold-ing
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their rights as a nation and defending tho very existence of theircountry Any American who willjudge from his own feelings whenthe question of tho country isbrought to tho front will hardlydaro to sneer and scoff at the patri-otism
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of the Hawaiian nation
Wo do not believe that tho me ¬
morial of tho Hawaiians will haveany effect but we do say that thoirprotest will some day be entorod onthe indelible pages of history to thohonor of men and womon who dofend their country to tho last and totho otornal dishonor of the groatRepublic which for political pur-poses
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robbed a friendly people oftheir land and now will consign thelast cry of tho Hawaiians to thepolitical waste baskets
Tho text of tho protest which washanded this morning to Mr S 6Dole ropresonting Hawaii and MrH M Sewall representing theUnited States of America reads asfollows
Resolutions
Whereas On the 17th day ofJanuary A D 1893 our belovedQueen Liliuokalani noted a protestagainst tho acts of the representa ¬
tives of tho United States of Am-
erica¬
in form aB follows
I Liliuokalani by tho Graco ofGod and under tho Constitution ofthe Hawaiian Kingdom Queen dohereby protest against any and allaots aono against myself and theConstitutional Government of theHawaiian Kingdom by certain per ¬
sons claiming to havo establisheda provisional government of and forthis Kingdom
That I yield to tho superior forceof the United States of Americawhose Minister Plenipotentiary HisExcellenoy John L Stevens hascaused United States troops to bolanded at Honolulu and declaredthat ho would support tho said pro-visional
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governmentNow to avoid any collision of arm
od forces and porhaps the loss of lifeI do under this protest and im ¬
pelled by said force yield my auth-ority
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until such time as tho Govern-ment
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of tho United States shall up
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on tho facts being presented to iti undopo actions of its represents
ii foqMnrl ruinRtntAmn in fhn niiLll- - - -
ority which I claim as the constitiwikl I f it- - TThuuuai Huvoiuiyu ui iuu nawauauKingdom and
Whereas Grovor Cleveland Presldent of the United States aftor jcareful review of ttyo facts statod ua mossage to Congror dated Jhe18th day of Djcehf6r 1893 a0 il- -
lot7s is 1 apprehend the situntiou we are brought faoo to facewith tho following conditions Thelawful Government of Hawaii was
overthrown without the drawing ofa sword or the firing of a shot by a
procoBS ovory step of which it maysafely be asserted is directly trace-
able¬
to and dependent for its suc-
cess¬
upon the ogoncy of tho UnitedStates acting through its diplomaticand naval representatives and
Whereas Tho so called Republioof Hawaii by its Executive and Sen-
ate¬
formulated a treaty to securotho annexation of Hawaii to thoUnited States and said treaty hav ¬
ing failed of ratification by tho Seuate of the United States and bysuch failure to ratify having becomevoid and of no effect as to Hawaiibecause of the terms of Article 32of tho Constitution of the Republioof Hawaii which roads The Presi ¬
dent with the approval of thoCabinet is hereby expressly author-ized
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and empowered to make aTreaty of Political or CommercialUnion between tho Republio of Ha-waii
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and the United States of Amerioa subject to tho ratification ofthe Senate and
Whereas The Senato and Houseof Representatives of tho UnitedStates havo passed a joint resolu-tion
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for the annexation of the Ha-waiian
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IslandB and Buch jointresolution has not been passed uponby the peoplo of Hawaii nor bythoir Representatives in Legislatureassembled and
Whereas By memorial the peo-
plo¬
of Hawaii have protested againstthe consummation of an invasion oftheir political rights and have fer ¬
vently appealed to tho Presidentthe Congress and the Poople of theUnited States to refrain from fur-ther participating in tho wrongfulauuoxaliou of Hawaii and
Whereas The Declaration ofAmerican Independence expressesthat Governments derive th ir justpowers from tho consent of thogoverned therefore be it
Resolved That as the representatives of a large and influential bodyof native Hawaiians we solemnlyprotest against annexation iu thomanner proposed and without re ¬
ference to or obtaining the consentof tho people of the Hawaiian Isl ¬
ands andResolved That a copy of those
resolutions with an English transla ¬
tion bo forwarded to Snndford BDole President of the Republio ofHawaii and to the Agents ropresont ¬
ing William MoKinloy President ofthe United States at Honolulu Isl-
and¬
of Oahu Hawaiian IslandsJames Keauiluna Kaulia
President Patriotic LeagitcMrs Kuaiiielani Campbell
President Womens Patriotic LeagueDavid Kalauoealani
President Political AssociationEnoch Johnson
Secretary Patriotic LeagueMrs Lilia Aholo
Secretary Womens Patriotic League
Honolulu August 8 1898
TOPICS OF THE DAY
One of our topics in yesterdayspapor reminds a subscriber of thofollowing verso from an old poem
For right is right since God isGod
And right tho day must winTo doubt would be disloyaltyTo faltor would bo sin
Tho Advertiser has on two occa-
sions¬
used tho expression that Ha ¬
waii is unitod to the Mainland byhooks of steel If our amiablomorning contemporary will pormitUs to ohango but ono singlo letterin his simile wo will cheerfullyadmit its force and loavo him toonjoy tho oxolusivo use pi tho an ¬
nexation coupling We would spellsteel with an a Steal
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DISEASES OF CHILDREN
A PITIABLE CONDITION TOWBIOH7X7IATH 18 PREFER ¬
ABLE
A Foarful Dlsoaso Which ia Destruc ¬
tive to Llttlo Folka donorallyBaflloB Modlcal Treatment ARemarkablo Ouro
From tho Evening Orescont AppletonWis
Tho story of a remarkable eurofrom a disease which has generallywreckod tho lives of children andloft thorn iu a condition to whichdeath itself would be preforrod hasattracted a groat amount of attentionamong the residents of the west endof Appleton Wisconsin
Tho case is that of little WillardCreech son of Richard D CreechThe lad was attacked by spinaldisease and his parents had given upall hope of his ovor being well againwhen as by a miraclo ho was healedand is now in school as happy asany of his matos Mr Creech thofather of tho boy told tho followingstory
Our boy had just become oldenough to bogin sohool when hebegan to act rathor queer and finallywo called a doctor who said thotrouble was indigestion The ladgrow worse however and anotherdoctor was summoned who prououueed tho trouble spinal diseaseaud put the boy on a stretcherOther doctors were called in andthero was a consultation They allcalled it spinal disease and for ayear one of them gave tho hoytreatment
He grow worse instead of bettorand was absolutely helpless Hislower limb3 wero paralyzed andwhen we used oletrioity ho couldnot feel it below his hips Finallywe let the doctor go as ho did notseem to help our son aud wo nearlygave up hope Finally my motherwho lives in Canada wrote advisingthe ubo of Dr Williams Pink Pillsand I bought some though I hadno hope of success where the doctorshad utterly failed
This was when our boy had beenon the stretoher an entire year andhelpless for nine months In sixweeks after taking the pills wo notedsigns of vitality in his legs and infour months from the time wa begantho use of this medicine the boy wasable to go to school We kept himat home however fearing a relapse
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if ho returned to sohool too earlyu i mana lora year wo gave mm mw i
regularlyIt is two years since ho took tho
first of the pills and ho is now ninoyears old He is at school now andjust as happy and well as any of thoother children It was nothing elsein tho world that saved tho boy thanDr Williamn Pink Pills
The blood is tho vital olmoutinour lives consequently it must bo
kopt puro rioh and red in order tohavo perfect health Tho causo oflittle Willard Creechs sickness wasdisordered blood Ho had skilledmedical treatment but derived nobenefit until Dr Williams Pink Pillswero used and theso cured him
This proves that this romody istho best means of imparting thoseelements that purify vitalize andonrioh tho blood thus aiding bodilyfunctions aud arousing every organinto healthful action and in thisway restoring the outiro systemThat is tho reason why Dr WilliamsPink Pills euro so many diseaseswhy doctors presoribo them whydruggists recommend them and whythoy aro so universally used
Mr Gladstones and Sir Balfour
Mr Gladstones liking for MrBalfour was so groat sayH a corres ¬
pondent that ho would not hearhim adversely critioisod Ono nightduring the existence of Mr Glad-
stones¬
last Government tho righthon gentleman had a party ofLiberal members to dinnor Thorohad been a debate on Irish affairsin tho course of which Mr Balfourhad spoken against tho Prime Min-
ister¬
with unusual asperity Thoguests were indignant and express-ed their indignation pretty freelybut their host declined to agree withthorn examined his opponents posi-
tion¬
and arguments with great im-
partiality¬
and Btrongly maintainedthat from his Mr Balfours pointof view they were perfectly reason-
able¬
This anecdote is related tome by Mr Fonwick who was one ofMr Gladstones guests Glasgow
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Finnegan to Kerrigan who hasbeen fished out half drowned Oithought yoz said joz could dive likea duck Kerrigan An so I kindive loike a duck but Oim domd ifOi kin coom oop loike wan
Timely Topics
Honolulu Aug 1 189S
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Dress Goods Ribbons
Laces Embroideries
Fine French Organdies 5c a yardPrinted Nainsook 5c a yard FineWhite Dress Goods all at 5c formerPrices 10c 15c and 20c
Special bargains will be given in Mil-linery
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Ready Made Clothing and GentsFurnishing Goods still at reduced price
All those Goods are New and StylishHere is a fine opportunity to get FineGoods at Bargain Prices
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IOOAZ1 AND GENERAL NEWS
OriokettliiBaftoruoouj uo baseball
Roal bargains in houso supplios atSaobs
Tho Myrtle Boat Olub bad apleasant danco last ovoniug
Towols from 8G0 por doz to G
per doz at Saobg
G H Mooro bas been appointedForoBter of tbo Nuuanu Station
Itov Mr Hill proaobes at CentralUnion Church at both services to-morrow
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If you want tho very best value inDross Goods go to L B KerrsQuoon street
If you want good harness at re ¬
munerative prices call at the Ha-waiian
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Hardwaro Co
Mr Obas Creightoa was restingeasy last night and bis many friendshope that bo will ronover
Seven of tbo U S Artillery failedto connect with their ships but willprocoed with tho next expedition
The band plays at Emma Squarothis afternoon and gives tho usualconcert at Makee Island to morrow
The Hawaiian Mission ChildrensSociety will meet this ev6ning atthe residence of Dr Goo P Andrews
To morrow beiug tho fourth anni-versary
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of the Christian Church inthis city it will be appropriately cele ¬
bratedProf Azbill of tho University of
Japan will preach at the morningservice oftthe Christian Church to-
morrow¬
Purser Piltz of the Kauai is re-
ported¬
indisposed Mr Hngerupassumes the pursership duringPiltzs sickness
Prof Yarndloy hopes that everymomber of tho Central UnionChurch choir will moot for rehearsalat 730 this evening
If you want genuine bargains indress goods you must go to Kerrsthis is tho only place to obtainthem Make no mistake
The Independent will wait for auofficial announcement before dab-bling
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in statements relating to theraising of the American flag
Commissioner Clark wants all thealligator pear eeeds he can dbtainThe growth of this vegetable fruitcan be made quito an industry
Tiie Independent publishes to daytho wordB of Hawaii Ponoi and theAmerican patriotic songs which willbe used on tho day of tho flag raising
There was a very successful re ¬
hearsal of tho chorus for the flagraising at tho High School last even-ing
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Another rehearsal will be heldon Tuesday ovoning
The bargains at L B Kerrs areattracting crowd of ladies and theyall make large purchases It looksnow as if tho special lines would boall sold out in a week
The Phillies oamo ashore thismorning for shore drill They re-turned
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aboard promptly at noonTheir smart showy and olean appoaranco was admirably comment-ed
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upon
The Pacific Hardware Co Ltdhave oxcollent assortments of novel-ties
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in mechanics tools and imple-ments
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Call and see tho ImprovedAluminium Cane Knife and thoplanters hoe
Tho handicraft of Vicco Jaoobsenis seen in Mr Torberts cleverly con-ceived
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and most interesting mementoof tho visit of the military expedi-tions
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to Manila on view iu thewindows of tho Pacific HardwareCompany
We are pleased to learn that Cap ¬
tain Robert Parker Woipa of thePolice force is much improved inhealth and will probably be able tobe around in a fow days CaptainParker who is ono of the mostefficient officers in tho employ oftho Government was stricken downyesterday with paralysis and for awhile his physioiaus despaired ofhis life
Ohineso Hawaiian Oitizans
Amoug tho Ohiuoso childrenborn in Hawaii recently registeredby Secretary Girvin of tho ChineseBureau wore four brothers tho sousof a Hawaiian mother aged 87 8581 and 82 They wore proporlyidentified by old time rosidouts andtho Hawaiian strain of blood is asnoticoable as tho fluency with whichthey speak tho language
Born
Kapha Iu this city August 51898 to tho wifo of Robert S Kapus a BOB I
rtsfatoktfmum
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Arrival of the St PaulAt 1145 tho U S Transport St
Paul arrivod alongsido tho Ocoaniodock escorted in by tho tug withtho Govommont band on boardTho wharves woro crowded withpeople Tho boys in blue and brownchoored lustily and appoar to bo avery happy and jolly sot of fellowsThey woro bombarded with fruit ina mannor that oreatod much fun
On board the StPaularo tbo FirstBattalion FirBt South Dakota Vol-
unteer¬
Infantry Lieutenant ColonelLeo Stover commanding 842 in num-ber
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rooruits for Tbirtoentb Minne ¬
sota Volunteer Infantry Major AM Digglos commanding 817 ro-
oruits¬
for First Colorado VolunteerInfantry Captain Frank Carrollcommanding 155 Captain A HBowman Assistant Surgeon FirstSouth Dakota Volunteer InfantryActing Assistant SurgeoD M MWalker United States Army Hos-
pital¬
Stoword 0 1 Clancey FirstSouth Dakota Volunteer InfantryActing Hospital Steward C 0 Higgini Privates Wallace WoodwardRay Perry Frank Dixou BjorgoGjelstoon D M Ingraham H A
Lambertsou A S Thompson and JR Willison Hospital Corps UnitedSlates Army Captain Leo LinnCommissary of Subsistence of Vo-
lunteers
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and Clerk Captain J GBlaino A A G United States Vol-
unteers¬
Captain Raymond SulzerAssistant Quartermaster UnitedStates Volunteers LietilutiMH L ELawrence Volunteer Sigiihl CorpsA Wittonborger Employee Ord-
nance¬
DepartmentAttached for passage to HonoluluColonel Thomas H Barber First
New York Volunteer InfantryMajor William C Langfitt SecondRegiment Volunteer EngineersFirst Lieutenant Bronson WinthropQuartermaster First Now York Vol-
unteer¬
Infantry First LieutenantLewis T Griffith Assistant SurgeonFirst Now York Volunteer lulmitryCaptain P M Lydig Commissary ofSubsistence Unitod States Volunteers and Clerk
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Instantly Killed
Shortly after 8 oclock this morn ¬
ing a native hand known as Moaand in the employ of Peok Codrayman mot almost instant deathby beiug struck on the bead by aheavy lump of coal falling out of atub from tho ship Seminole whichis discharging along our waterfrontDr J T Wayson was called andwas instantly on the scene pro-nouncing
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life extinot and statingthat the deceased received a blowthat muBt have broken his neckMr Eli Peck had tho body removedto Moiliili where the dead manswife and family reside Mr Peokspeaks very highly of the deceasedwho had been many years in bisemploy
Shaftors Sick
Wasiunoton July 28 Tbo WarDepartment to night posted the fol-
lowing¬
Santiago de Cuba July 28 Adjutant General Unitod States ArmyCondition on the 27th Total siok4122 total fever 8103 new cases offovor 822 cases of fevor returned toduty 512 deaths Private JH Farroll Company H Ninth Massachu ¬
setts Volunteers at Sibonoy yellowfever Corporal Thomas RalstonCompany D Twenty fourth Infan-try
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Sibonoy fellow fever PrivatoWilliam H Byrors Company DSeventeenth Infautry cerebral apo-
plexy
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SiurTEnMajor General
Modern Buccanoors
On her last voyage down fromHankow says the China Gazette a
rather alarming incident took placeon board tho Indo Obina steamerYuonwo Captain Flag A numberof Chinese passengers boardod thosteamer as she was leaving Haukowand tho people on board becomingsuspicious and not liking the ap ¬
pearance of tho travellers intimatedthat thoy would soaroh thoir boggogoThe individuals objeoted to thisbut throe stalwart Sikhs being call ¬
ed or board tho baggage of thenewiJomer8 was submitted to iuspeo- -
1 tion wbeu it was found to contain a
K
REAT CLEARANC SALE
Premises to toe EnlLrgec3Goods to be Sold Regardless of Cost
Our present enormous stock mmbe reduced All our European importations will be sold at cut Prices
SATURDAY and MONDAY wibe devoted to Dress Goods in CottonWool and SilkFrench Organdies usual price 40c will bo cleared at 15c
100 pieces 10c dress goods will be closed out at 5c per yard100 pieces 20c dress goods will be sold for 10c per yard
English Lawns new patterns M yards for 1
Store closed on Friday Re openedon Saturday morning Goods boughtduring sale will not be exchanged
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
N S SACHS MY GOODS COMPANY LTD
large number of revolvers and cart-
ridges¬
the idea of tho amiabletravellers apparently boing to hold-up
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tho vessel upon tho first favor-
able¬
opportunity and no doubtthey had allies among the passengerson board who would join at thoproper moment But tho timelydiscovery of tho arms iu thoir pos-
session¬
frustrated their object andthey woro handed over to tho authorities to bo dealt with
Reported Fall of Manila and thoFeacs Prospocts
Special cable to Tho Call and t ho New YorkHorald
Madbid July 28 The Govern ¬
ment it is statod baB received a tele-
gram¬
announcing tho surrender ofManila to Admiral DeweyIt is understood that tho peace nego-
tiations¬
entered upon will be con-ducted
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from London either by Monot orBornabo probably tho formorMarshal Martinez Campos baB is-
sued¬
a declaration iu favor of im-
mediate¬
poaco So bas Genoral Azoarraga Tho papers express indig-nation
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against the United Statesthat hostilities wore notcoased uponSpains declaration that she wishedpeaco Tho Stock Exobango basboomed upon peace prospeotsMost stocks have gono up five points
McKinloy Boos Peaco in Sight
New Y6rk July 28 Tho Wash ¬
ington correspondent of tho Heraldsends tho following That peace isin sight is the confident belief ofPresident MoKinley and most of hisoQioial advisors as the result of in-
formation¬
which oamo to them to-
day¬
through oflioial and newspaporohannols A long cipher cable mes ¬
sage was received by Seoretary Daythis morning from Embassador Por-
ter¬
at Paris on the subject of peaconegotiations Tho contents of thisdispatoh were carefully guardodfrom tho publio but I am assuredthat it has had the effect of con ¬
vincing the authorities hero thatSpain is really sincoro in tho poaconegotiations which sho has inaugu ¬
rated and wants and will havo peacoupon tho best terms she can obtain
FORT STREETJ M MON8AKRAT
Attuiuej-at-La- w Real Estate and tacial Agent
SKAHOHEH OP ItKCOKDB AND N0TAUY PUBLICCOMMISSIONER OP DEEDS POU THE STATES OP NEW YOltK
AND OALIFOItNIALOANS PLACED AND NEGOTIATED
GaitwrigM Block Merchant Street Telephone 68
COPPEE LANDS for Salo or to Leaso at Papa 2 Oleloinoana 1 Kolo and Kaolio 4In tho celebrated Colleo District of Konn Hawii Thcso Lands will bo sold or leasedin cither in large or small tracts to salt purchasers Alto
FOIt SALE Lot 50 by 100 near King Street at Palamn House and Lot on KingStroot Lot 80x278
House and Lot on Kamollilll Road Area of Lot 03 100 of an acre Leased for7fi p a
Lands in Maul Oaha and MolokaiFOlt LEABE House and Lot on Wilder AvenuePABTUHAQE at Kuliouou Oahu
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A CARRIAGEIf so do not fail to call andsec our largo variety We havebeen in tho Carriage businessmany years and you can pro-fit
¬
by our experience
Prloes Quoted Upon a Call atOur Factory
RUBBER 1IBES A SPECIALTY
REPAIRING AND TRIMMING AT SHORT N0TICB
Honolulu Carriage Manufactory
rf C3tnnt
TO LET OB IiKASE
A 9a WITH iOftlX Jk 1UUIMD JUUUlbiJ JUU- -plea by is ii jucujanounanadloinliic tho Honolulu
RSMfiSSlHnnitarium promises King Btrcot Kulaoknhua with stable and servants roam intho roar of tho promises Arteslau watoilaid on Kent reasonable Possessioncivon Immediately Apply to
ABRAHAM FERNANDEZTelophono 280 or to
N FERNANDEZ athisoOluo208 Merchant Btroot Campbell Block
032 tf
FOR LEASEA LONG TEHM OP YKAKBFOIl Dosirablo 1anoa lasturo Land
comprising about 100 Acros About 12Acres fenced level land on good roadsuitable for Dairy House and SorghumThe only Hunch Land adjoining HonoluluReasonable Tonus to responsible partyInspection solicited Inquire of
O W BOOTH017 tf Telephone 101
Tim laL
PAINTING
T7r wr TWPTnWT
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HIGH PEICESWill as usual bo tho result of
This Cruel WarTHEREFORE CO OPERATE
Attention is called to the beneilts en ¬
joyed by subscribers to tho PALAM A CO¬OPERATIVE GROCERY CO LD hasgroceries at n litilo advance on San Fran ¬
cisco prices credit to subscribers to thoamount of shares hold profit of tho busi ¬
ness returned to subscribers every 0 monthsprobablo increase In value of shares witha liberal discount off monthly bills Andnow what aro the risks Wo answer nonobocauso subscribers can eltlior sell theireharos ortako grocorles to thoir amountif yon want to withdraw or go away
Ploaso consider thn above and call oraddress lalama Co oporatlvo Grocery CoLd for a share or for further information
Par valno of sliaros 25 or 1200 onlybeing required to become a subscriberTelephone 765 020 ti
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12ZJSaZT mtjfiimmtv
JUST ARRIVEDV now lot of iho Finest
sol InstrumentsAut 18 Guitars Violins Etc
Af oa now Involco of tho Celebrated
Westermeyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropica
cilnlato second ta nono
MORE THAN 100 OF THEM SOLD
tho Hawaiian Islands daring the lastyears
ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODSAND
General Merchandise
AUo tho choicest European and Amori- -
Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST MUSONABLK MtOESKd HOFFSOHLAEGER CO
Comer King Bethel Streets
f B MURRAY321 323 King Btreet
1 he Loading
Carriage and
Wagon ManufacturerALL MAIEBIAL8 OH BAKD
l furnish overythlng outside steamboats and boilers
i n Shoeing a Speoialty
o TKLKPHONK 672
Bruce faring Co
Real Estate Dealers
603 Fort St near King
BD1LDINQ LOTS
HOUSES AND LOTS AND
LANDS FOB SALE
gm-- Parties wishing to dispose of tneirPrOTiprtins nro Invited in null on n
Metropolitan Meat Co
81 KING STKEKT
0 J Wallkb Makaueb
Wholesale andRetail
AND
Wavy Contractors
THE COMMERCIAL SALOON
P F RYAN has assumed the manage ¬
ment of the Commercial Saloon tho lead ¬
ing SPOUTING HOUSE IN HONOLULUFirst class
BEER AND LIQUORSsorvod only
OP Call at Corner of Nuuanu andBerotania Streets 005 tf
IMG BRANCH BATHS
WAIKJKI BEAOH Honolulu H I
0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor
There earth and air and sea and skyWith breakers song give lullaby
King Street Tram Cars pass tho doorLadles and children specially cares for
ft ir
A ITanaily HotelX XCXtOUSE Prop
v Day 2U0
JPJC01AL MONTHLY ItATEB
i Best of AttendanoA tho Best Situation
COFFEESSoino aro cheap now Cheap
cereal adulterated coffees aro
very plentiful and are forcingdown the prices of tho oldKona product especially themedium and lower gradeswith which they compete
The higher grades of Isl-
and
¬
coffees havo declined alittle in sympathy
Our customers aro the firstto benefit by reductions
Fine coffees are scarce and
no reductions can bo made in
their prices
LEWIS COTELEPHONE 240
WMU PidCO
LIMITED
AGENTS FORWEBTERN SUGAR REFINING CO
San Francisco Cal
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKSPhiladelphia Penn U 8 A
NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManf National Cane Shredder
Now York
N OHLANDT COSan Francisco Cal
U S A
RISDON IRON LOCOMOTIVEWORKB
682 tf San Francisco Cal
Photographic Co LtdCorner Hotol and Fort Sts
This Company is fully prepared to takoInstantaneous Portraits at their StudioAU work dono by first class workmon andnothing but high class work oxocutedPortraits after Rornbrandt and BartolruzlMezzo tints Solo proprietors of the BasRelief and Iridium processes Mr Davoy
personal attention to all sittingsoesnot wish hi patrons o tako photo-
graphs¬
that aro not ontircly satisfactoryXVn arn prepared to mako Groups at resi-dences
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flashlight or daylight Copying andEnlarging spocially attended to Llfo sizeportraits mado in oils on Porcelain finish ¬
ed in water Color Sepia or Crayon Wohavo tho largest and most artistio collec ¬
tion of Island views Samples of our newwork known as Life SIzo Paris Enamelsthe latest process in Photography can boseonat oar Studio Amatour printingnnd developing dono with neatness anddispatch
BuBlnooa Cards
B N BOYD
SunvEToit and Real Estate Agent
Office Bethel Street over tho Now230 Model Restaurant ly
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Coppeb and SheetIbon Wobk
King Street Honolulu
ANTONE ROSA
Attobney-at-La- w
Kaahunianu Street Honolulu
HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Fbank Bbown Manager
88 nnil W MomlAtit Rlfit Honnlnln K T
ALLEN ROBINSON
Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials of
All Kinds
n1 Uc TTffiUflttlp
jt Mb
HAIL COLUMBIA
WORDS B JUDGE 1IOHUNSSON
Tunc The Presidents March 1708
Hail I Columbia happy landHall yo heroos heaven born bandWho fought and bled in froodoma
cauBoAnd whon tho storm of war was
gonoEnjoyed the poaoo your valor wonLet Iudopendonoo bo your boastEvor mindful what it costEvor grateful for tho prizeLet its altar reaoh tho skies
Giiorus
Firm united let us boSallying round our libertyAs a band of brothers joinedPeace and safety wo shall find
Immortal patriots rise onoo morelDofond your rights defend your
shoreLot no rude foo with iinpiouB handsInvade tho shrino whore sacred liesOf toil and blood tho well earned
prizeWhile offering poaoo sincere and
justIn heavn wo place a manly trustThat truth and justice may prevailAnd ovory SQhome of bondage fail
Cno Firm united etc
Sound sound tho trump of fameLet Washingtons groat namoRing through tho world with loud
applauseLet every clime to f reedom dearListen with a joyful oarWith equal skill with steady powerHe governs in tho fearful hourOf horrid war or guides with easeTho happier time of honest peace
Cuo Firm united etca
Behold the ohiof who now com-mands
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Onco moro to servo his countrystands
The rook on which the storm willbeat
The rock on whioh tho storm willboat
But armed in virtue firm and trueHis hopes aro fixed on Hoavon and
youWhen hope was sinking in dismayWhen gloom obscured Columbias
dayHis stoady mind from ohangos freeResolved on death or Liberty
Cho Firm united etc
Seattle Boor
This over popular Rainier Boer isbecoming a household word andwill you have a glass of Seattle
is moro often heard than anythingelse Tho Criterion Saloon have thisbeer on tap or in bottles
NOTICE
IS HEREBYGIVEN THAT FROM ANDafter this dato Mr O StUlman has no
further authority to collect for and on behalf of The Independknt
F J TESTAHonolulu Aug 1 1893 Proprietor
058 tf
NOTICE OF GUARDIANSHIP
UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEENappointed by the Circuit Court of the
First Judiciary Circuit guardian of theporson and proporty of Joxeph Kaloio aminor hereby elves notice that all moneysduo to said minor must bo paid to thosaid underxigned and to no other personand all indebtedness on account of sidminor can only po logally Inourred uponmy written consont or ordor
JAB H BOYDGuardian of the person and property of J
Kaloio b minorHonolulu June 20 1898
NOWRUMING
Is tho day wo have set for the throw-ing
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opon of tho doors for tho
Mammoth
Clearing Oat Sale
OF
OUR ENTIRE STOCK- OF
Dry GroocLsEvory artiolo marked in PLAIN
FIGURES If youi dont soo whatyou want in sight ask for it
Dont overlook the fant that thisstock mtiBt be sold before removaland all Goods havo boon reduced Inprice
THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY THIS SLE1
Jb 1QUEEN STREET
BTJBINE8B LOCALS
For good Butlor Chooso and Eggsgo to Masonic Totnplo Fruit StoreEdgar Honriquos
We will sell for cash for ouomonth only 7 pants for fy 25suits for 18 No humbug oomo andsee foryoursolf Medoiros DookorLincoln Block King Stroot
Dont forgot to call on SELucasif you uoocl good spectacle to suityour oyoB Ho has all kinds and allpricos and will oxamino your oyosfree Call and see him at tho LoveBuilding on Fort Street
Tho California Fruit Market hasreceived tho choicest of io housegoods by tho Alameda CherriesPeaches Plums Apricots OystersFish and tho bost of delicacies aswell as staple good3 Telephone 378
PER MOANA Chorries PlumsPeaches Apricots Rhubarb Aspara-gus
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Colory Cauliflower Gooseber-ries
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Fresh Salmon Crabs Flound-ers
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Frozen Oysters tin and shellApples Grapes Oranges FigsLemons Swoet Potatoes BurbankPotatoes Fine Olive Oil Dry FruitNew Crop of Nuts Raisins etc etcCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
Tel 378
Tho Old Govornmont
W O Peacock Co Ltd areagents for tho celebrated Old Gov ¬
ernment Whisky which is pro-nounced
¬
perfection by all nonnoisseurs It is served in the Royalwhere tbo boyB drink it and think ofthe Old Government under thoUnicorn and Lion
In the Pacific the perfection whiskywill remind tho Boys in Blue oftheir glorious Great Republic andin tho Cosmopolitan tears will boshed when Old Government ispoured out in honor of the EmeraldIsland
Hero we go boys Tako anothersip of Old Govornmont whisky
No Flies On the AnchorManager William Carlyle with his
able assistant Charlie Andrews isstill to be found behind the oak atthis favorite saloon The celebratedSeattle Beer is always on tap inaddition to a choice and soduotiveselection of famous liquors Do notfail to take a pull at the Anchor
Bedspreads reduced to 75c 1and 125 each at Sachs
The Fruit Season is onnow and all tho time in these
Islands
For the next thirty dayswe will sell
Masons Self Sealing Glass
Frnit Jars
withPORCELAIN LINED TOPS
at the following prices- -
One Pint Size 75 Cents perdozen
One Quart Size 1 per dozenTwo Quart Size 150 per
dozen
Less 5 percent for cash
Lay in your supply See
the display in our big window
f W D1M0ND GO
LtdTHE PEOPLES STORE
-J- tiAiaHaSn
Wm G Irwin CoLimited
Wm G Irwin Prenldont A MnnnifnrClaus Bprcokels Vlco Prcsldontw m uwnrci Becretary TreasurerIheo 0 Porter Audllot
SUGAR FACTORSAHD
AOENT8 Of THE- -
Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Bun FrnnnUno tal
Meroliants mangeB I BHAW Proprietor
Corner King and Nnuanu Streets
Choice LiquorsAND- -
TELEPHONE 401
THOS LINDSAY
JBJWELBRIB PREPARED TO
Manufacture and Repair
All kinds of Jewelry
FIBST OLABS WOBK ONLYWW Tv BnlMlnir Fort fir it
JOHN PHILLIPS
Plumber and Gas fitter
Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed
HOTEL STREET NEAR FORT
TELEPHONE 302
BEN HAAHEO
Plumber - and - Tinsmith
All work dono Properly Promptly andProfitably lor Patrons
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Office King Btroet near Railroad Depot778 ly
THE OLD ORIGINAL
Hop Beer DepotFormerly at Bethel Hall now atNo 17 Konla Stroot lately Smithbetween King and Hotel Streets
Remember this is the only placein the City where you can obtainthis world ronowned StimulatingInvigorating and Non intoxicatingBeverage
FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY
Note tho only address 17 Konia St
3ST BRBHAMJ33 P O POX 185 tf
NOTIOE TO OBEDITOBS
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAYappointed Executor ol tho last
Will and Testament of Halo k a copywhereof is annexod of tho Estato ofHalo k deceasod of WMraea Kauaiand all creditors are hereby notified topresent their claims duly authenticatedand with propor vouchors If any existoyon if the claim is securod by mortgagepr otuonvlso to tho under named porson atills reisdonce at AValmoa Kanaf withinsix months from date or bo forever barredAnd all po sons indebted to tho saidestato aro roqnestod to make Immedlatopayment of said Indebtedness to tho un-dersigned
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Dalod at Walmea Kauai July n 1803J A- -
Executor of the Estato of Halo k de ¬
ceased 039 lt oaw
FOR SALE Oil LEASE
AriltST OLASS RESTAURANT IN Acntral position thoroughly
furnished and equipped for business anddoing a good tradeFor particulars apply to
3 MILLSBU tl Cor Merchant andAlakea Bts
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THE INDEPENDENT- -
Vol VII
Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLETho Fino Passenger of Thio Lino Will Arrive and Leave
ThiBPort as Horeiihdor
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
fypfl
SteamorB
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
MARIPOSA AUG 17 MOANA AUG 17MOANA SEPT Id ALAMEDA SEPT 1
la connection with tho sailing of the above stoamors the Agents areprepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United Statos and fromNow York by any stoamBhip line to all European ports
For further particulars apply to
Win G Irwin CoLIMITED
General Agents Oceanic S S Company
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE GO LTDHAVE A NUMBER OF NOVELTIES IN
IMIeolisirLios Toolsand a large stock of TOOLS and IMPLEMENTS of all kinds
Also samples of a New Make of SAWS which tho Manufacturersclaim are superior to any heretofore put upon the Market
CA HiIj JA3STD B3SAMi2SrE TJEIEM- -
Tho Improved Aluminum Gsme KnifeAND THE
Improved Planters HoeAro Giving General Satisfaction
Theo
r
H Davies Co L d
SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF
General MerchandiseAND
oMMissi02sr 3E3DFtoia AasrTs
Igonts for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Lino
British Foreign Marine Insurance Go
Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Eailway Co
Pioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool
Telephone 92
M R McINTYKE BKOhast Corner Fort Ss King Sts
IMPORTEKS AND DBALBES IN
Groceries Provisions and FeedNew and Fresh Goods received by every paokot from California Eastern
States and European Markets
Standard Gradn of Canned Vegetables Fruits and FishGoods delivered uny part the City --W
TtiT An tw ant TfTT
The Independent 50c per Month
Mi
HONOLULU H I SATURDAY AC HUST 6 1898
P O Box 145
to of
THE SONGS QRHE EOUR
Si-- k IX PONOI0
WORDS BT KINO KALAKAUA
Musio by 11 Berner
Hawaii ponoiNana i kou Moi
Kalani AliiKo Alii
Guonus
Makua lani eKimokamoha o
Na kaua p paleMo ka iho
Hawaii ponoiNana i na Hi
Na pua muli kouNa pokii
Gnonus
Hawaii ponoiE ka labui o
O kau liana nuiE u i e
Gnonus
AMERICA
tone god save the queen
Words by S F Smith
My country tis of theeSweet land of liberty
Of tboo Ill singLand wboro my fathers diedLand of tbo pilgrims prideFrom every mountain sideLet Freedom ring
My native country theeLand of noble free
Thy name I loveI love thy rooks and rillsThy woods and templpd hillsMy heart with rapture thrillsLike that above
Let musio swell the breezeAnd ring from all the trees
Sweet freedoms songLet mortal tongues awakeLet all that breatbo partakeLet rocks their silence breakThe sound prolong
Our Fathers God to theeAuthor of liborty
To theo wo singLong may our laud bo brightWith freedoms holy lightProteot us with thy mightGreat God our King
THE STAB SPANGIiBD BANNER
Song and Ohorus
Words by Francis S Key
Oh I say can you see by the dawnsearly light
What so proudly wo hailed at thetwilights last gleaming
Whose stripes and bright stars throthe perilous fight
Oer tho ramparts we watched werebo gallantly streaming
And the rockets red glare thebombs bursting in air
Gave proof thro tho night that ourflag was still there
Gnonus
Oh say does that star spangledbanner yet wave
Oer tho land of tho free and thehome of the brave
On the shore dimly seen thro themist of tho deep
Whore the foes haughty host indread silence reposes
What is that which tho breeze oertho towering steep
As it fitfully blows half concealshalf discloses
Now it catohos the gleam of themornings first beam
In full glory roflocted now shinesin tho stream
Ononus
Tis tho star spangled banner Oh I
long may it waveOer tho land of the froe and tho
homo of tho bravel
And whoro is that band who sovauntingly sworo
Mid the havoo of war and tho bat-tles
¬
confusionA home and a country theyd loavo
ub no morelTheir blood has washd out their
foul footsteps pollutionNo refuge could save the hireling
and slavoFrom tho terror of flight or the
gloom of the grave
Cuonua
And tho star spangled bannor iutriumph shall wave
llie lanl oC Vie froo and thohomo of tho bravt
O tin bo it over when fr omenshal staud
Botweeu their Iovd homo and thowars desolation
Blest with viotry and peace maythe heavn rosoued land
Fraiie the Power that hath madoand preserved us a nation
Then conquer wo must for ouroauso it is just
And this be our motto In God isour trust
ChoiiusAnd the star spangled bannor in
triumph spall waveWhile tho land of the freo is the
home of the brave
THE KEi WHITE AND BLUE
UiS n DAVID T SHAW
O Columbia tho gem of tho oceanThe homo of the bravo and tho freeTho shrine of eaoh patriots devotionA world offers homage to theeThy mandates make heroes assembleWhen Libortys form Btands in viewThy banners mako tyranny trembleWhen borne by tho red white and
blueWhen borne by tho red white and
blueWhen borne by the red white and
blueThy banners make tyrauny trembleWhen borno by the red white and
bluo
When war winged its wjdo desola-tion
¬
And threatened tho land to deformThe ark then of freedoms founda
tionColumbia rode safo through the
stormWith garlands of victry around herWhen eo proudly she bore her bravo
crewWith her flag proudly floating be ¬
fore herThe boast of tho red white and
blueThe boast of the red white aud
blueTho boast of tho red white aud
blueWith her flag proudly floating bo- -
foro herThe boast of the rod white and
bluo
The wine cup the wine cup bringhither
Aud fill you it true to the brimlMay tho wreaths they have won
never witherNor the star of their glory grow
dimlMay service united neer severBut they to their colors prove trueThe Army and Navy forevorThree cheers for tho red white and
blueThree cheers for the rod white and
bluoThree cheers for the red whito and
blueTho Army and Navy foreverThree cheers for the rod white and
blue
Three Queer Oitios
The City of Ghent in Belgium isbuilt on 26 islands Theso islandsaro conuected with each other by80 bridges Tho City has 800 streetsand 30 publio squares
Amsterdam in Holland is builton piles driven far below tho watorinto tho earth The oity is intersect ¬
ed by many caualB which aro span ¬
ned by nearly 800 bridges aud re ¬
sembles Venice in tho mingling ofland aud water though it is con-
siderably¬
largor thau that City Thecanals divide tho Oity which isabout 10 miles in ciroumforouco into00 islands
The City of Venice is built on 80
islets which are connected by near¬
ly 100 bridges Canals serve forstreets in Veuioe and boats calledgondolas for carriages Tho bridgesaro as a rule very stoop rising con-
siderably¬
in the middlo but havoeasy stops Tho oircumforonco ofthe Oity is about 8 miles Van-
couver
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News Advertiser
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Subscribo Tiie Independent 50conts por month
For Limes Lomons hud AlligatorPoars etc go to Masouio TempleFruit Store Edgar Henriques
Persons requiring tombstonesBhould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a ohoico lot of now designs ou
I view
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Wilders Steamship Co
TIME TABLE
0 L WIGHT Pres S B KOBE BeoCopt J A KING Port Supt
Stmr KINAUCLARKE Oommnnder
Will leave Honolulu nt 10 A m touching atMnalaca Bay and Makona the
samo day Mahukona Knwalhno and Launahoehoe tho following day arriving atHIlo tho samo atternooo- -
LEAVE8 HONOLULU ABMVES HONOLULU
Tuesday Aug 2Friday Aug 12Tuesday Aug 23
Fitdoy Sept 2Tuesday Soit ISFriday Hopt21
Tuesday Oct iFriday Oct 14Tuesday Oct 25
Friday Nov 4Tuesday Nov 1G
Fridav Nov 25Tuesday Dec 0Friday Doo 10
No 962
MS
Lahnlna
Tuesday Aug 0Friday Aug 11
Tuesday Aug 30Friday Bopt 0Tuesday Sept 20Fridny Bopt 80Tuesday Oct 11Friday Oct 21Tuesday Nov 1Friday Nov 11Tuesday Nov 22Friday Deo 2xuesaay Deo la
Roturning will leavo Hllo at 8 oclocka m touching at Laupahoehoe Mannkona and Kawalhao same day itakeuaMaalaea Bay and Lahaina the followingday arriving at Honolulu the afternoonsof Tuesdays and Fridays
asp Will call atPohoiki Puna on tripsmarked
OOr-- No Freight will bo received after 8a m on day of sailing
The popular routo to the Volcano is viaHIlo A good carriage road the entire dis ¬
tance Round trip tickets covering allexpenses 5000
Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Commander
Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 p mtouching at Kahului Hana Hamoa andKipahulu Maui Returning arrives atHonolulu Sunday mornings
Will call nt Nuu Kaupo once eachmouth
cur No Froight will be received after ii sj on day of salUnj
Iliia Company will reserve the right ofmake changes m tho tinioof departuie andarrival of its Steamers without notice andit will not bo responsible for any conse ¬
quences arising therefromconsignees must do at tue Landings to
receive their freight this Company wilnot hold Itself responsible for froight afterIt has been landed
Live Btock received only at owners riskThis Company willnot be responsible for
Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Pursers
C Passengers are requested to pur ¬
chase Tickets before embarking Thosefalling to do so will be subject to an additlonalchargo of twenty five per cent
Packages containing personal effectswhether shipped as baggago of freight ifthe contents thereof exceed 100 In valuemust havo tbo valuo thereof plainly statedand marked and the Company will nothold itself liable for any loss or damage Inexcess of this sum except the goods beshipped under a special contract
All employees of tho Company aro for ¬
bidden to receive froight without deliver ¬
ing a shipping receipt therefor In tho formprescribed by tho Company and whichmay bo scon by shippers upon applicationto the pursors of tho Companys Steamers
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Residing in Honolulu
SATURDAY AUG 6 1898
THE HAWAIIANS PBOTEBT
At a meeting of tho officers of allthe Hawaiian political societies itwas unanimously decided to enter afinal protest against the occupationof thoir country by the UnitedStates of America
The Hawaiians feel that tho menwho havo supported tho Joint Reso ¬
lution which annex thoir countryand deprive them of their nationali-ty
¬
and independence do not under-stand
¬
the true sentiments and feel-
ings¬
of tho peoplo of this countryThey do not want to be AmericansThey do want to remain Hawaiiansand they wish to hand down to theirchildren the Hag which has beenhonored for many years by all thepowers of tlie civilized world
Is there a true American whodares to come to the front and open-ly
¬
blame the Hawaiians for uphold-ing
¬
their rights as a nation and defending tho very existence of theircountry Any American who willjudge from his own feelings whenthe question of tho country isbrought to tho front will hardlydaro to sneer and scoff at the patri-otism
¬
of the Hawaiian nation
Wo do not believe that tho me ¬
morial of tho Hawaiians will haveany effect but we do say that thoirprotest will some day be entorod onthe indelible pages of history to thohonor of men and womon who dofend their country to tho last and totho otornal dishonor of the groatRepublic which for political pur-poses
¬
robbed a friendly people oftheir land and now will consign thelast cry of tho Hawaiians to thepolitical waste baskets
Tho text of tho protest which washanded this morning to Mr S 6Dole ropresonting Hawaii and MrH M Sewall representing theUnited States of America reads asfollows
Resolutions
Whereas On the 17th day ofJanuary A D 1893 our belovedQueen Liliuokalani noted a protestagainst tho acts of the representa ¬
tives of tho United States of Am-
erica¬
in form aB follows
I Liliuokalani by tho Graco ofGod and under tho Constitution ofthe Hawaiian Kingdom Queen dohereby protest against any and allaots aono against myself and theConstitutional Government of theHawaiian Kingdom by certain per ¬
sons claiming to havo establisheda provisional government of and forthis Kingdom
That I yield to tho superior forceof the United States of Americawhose Minister Plenipotentiary HisExcellenoy John L Stevens hascaused United States troops to bolanded at Honolulu and declaredthat ho would support tho said pro-visional
¬
governmentNow to avoid any collision of arm
od forces and porhaps the loss of lifeI do under this protest and im ¬
pelled by said force yield my auth-ority
¬
until such time as tho Govern-ment
¬
of tho United States shall up
--vft n
on tho facts being presented to iti undopo actions of its represents
ii foqMnrl ruinRtntAmn in fhn niiLll- - - -
ority which I claim as the constitiwikl I f it- - TThuuuai Huvoiuiyu ui iuu nawauauKingdom and
Whereas Grovor Cleveland Presldent of the United States aftor jcareful review of ttyo facts statod ua mossage to Congror dated Jhe18th day of Djcehf6r 1893 a0 il- -
lot7s is 1 apprehend the situntiou we are brought faoo to facewith tho following conditions Thelawful Government of Hawaii was
overthrown without the drawing ofa sword or the firing of a shot by a
procoBS ovory step of which it maysafely be asserted is directly trace-
able¬
to and dependent for its suc-
cess¬
upon the ogoncy of tho UnitedStates acting through its diplomaticand naval representatives and
Whereas Tho so called Republioof Hawaii by its Executive and Sen-
ate¬
formulated a treaty to securotho annexation of Hawaii to thoUnited States and said treaty hav ¬
ing failed of ratification by tho Seuate of the United States and bysuch failure to ratify having becomevoid and of no effect as to Hawaiibecause of the terms of Article 32of tho Constitution of the Republioof Hawaii which roads The Presi ¬
dent with the approval of thoCabinet is hereby expressly author-ized
¬
and empowered to make aTreaty of Political or CommercialUnion between tho Republio of Ha-waii
¬
and the United States of Amerioa subject to tho ratification ofthe Senate and
Whereas The Senato and Houseof Representatives of tho UnitedStates havo passed a joint resolu-tion
¬
for the annexation of the Ha-waiian
¬
IslandB and Buch jointresolution has not been passed uponby the peoplo of Hawaii nor bythoir Representatives in Legislatureassembled and
Whereas By memorial the peo-
plo¬
of Hawaii have protested againstthe consummation of an invasion oftheir political rights and have fer ¬
vently appealed to tho Presidentthe Congress and the Poople of theUnited States to refrain from fur-ther participating in tho wrongfulauuoxaliou of Hawaii and
Whereas The Declaration ofAmerican Independence expressesthat Governments derive th ir justpowers from tho consent of thogoverned therefore be it
Resolved That as the representatives of a large and influential bodyof native Hawaiians we solemnlyprotest against annexation iu thomanner proposed and without re ¬
ference to or obtaining the consentof tho people of the Hawaiian Isl ¬
ands andResolved That a copy of those
resolutions with an English transla ¬
tion bo forwarded to Snndford BDole President of the Republio ofHawaii and to the Agents ropresont ¬
ing William MoKinloy President ofthe United States at Honolulu Isl-
and¬
of Oahu Hawaiian IslandsJames Keauiluna Kaulia
President Patriotic LeagitcMrs Kuaiiielani Campbell
President Womens Patriotic LeagueDavid Kalauoealani
President Political AssociationEnoch Johnson
Secretary Patriotic LeagueMrs Lilia Aholo
Secretary Womens Patriotic League
Honolulu August 8 1898
TOPICS OF THE DAY
One of our topics in yesterdayspapor reminds a subscriber of thofollowing verso from an old poem
For right is right since God isGod
And right tho day must winTo doubt would be disloyaltyTo faltor would bo sin
Tho Advertiser has on two occa-
sions¬
used tho expression that Ha ¬
waii is unitod to the Mainland byhooks of steel If our amiablomorning contemporary will pormitUs to ohango but ono singlo letterin his simile wo will cheerfullyadmit its force and loavo him toonjoy tho oxolusivo use pi tho an ¬
nexation coupling We would spellsteel with an a Steal
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DISEASES OF CHILDREN
A PITIABLE CONDITION TOWBIOH7X7IATH 18 PREFER ¬
ABLE
A Foarful Dlsoaso Which ia Destruc ¬
tive to Llttlo Folka donorallyBaflloB Modlcal Treatment ARemarkablo Ouro
From tho Evening Orescont AppletonWis
Tho story of a remarkable eurofrom a disease which has generallywreckod tho lives of children andloft thorn iu a condition to whichdeath itself would be preforrod hasattracted a groat amount of attentionamong the residents of the west endof Appleton Wisconsin
Tho case is that of little WillardCreech son of Richard D CreechThe lad was attacked by spinaldisease and his parents had given upall hope of his ovor being well againwhen as by a miraclo ho was healedand is now in school as happy asany of his matos Mr Creech thofather of tho boy told tho followingstory
Our boy had just become oldenough to bogin sohool when hebegan to act rathor queer and finallywo called a doctor who said thotrouble was indigestion The ladgrow worse however and anotherdoctor was summoned who prououueed tho trouble spinal diseaseaud put the boy on a stretcherOther doctors were called in andthero was a consultation They allcalled it spinal disease and for ayear one of them gave tho hoytreatment
He grow worse instead of bettorand was absolutely helpless Hislower limb3 wero paralyzed andwhen we used oletrioity ho couldnot feel it below his hips Finallywe let the doctor go as ho did notseem to help our son aud wo nearlygave up hope Finally my motherwho lives in Canada wrote advisingthe ubo of Dr Williams Pink Pillsand I bought some though I hadno hope of success where the doctorshad utterly failed
This was when our boy had beenon the stretoher an entire year andhelpless for nine months In sixweeks after taking the pills wo notedsigns of vitality in his legs and infour months from the time wa begantho use of this medicine the boy wasable to go to school We kept himat home however fearing a relapse
r
if ho returned to sohool too earlyu i mana lora year wo gave mm mw i
regularlyIt is two years since ho took tho
first of the pills and ho is now ninoyears old He is at school now andjust as happy and well as any of thoother children It was nothing elsein tho world that saved tho boy thanDr Williamn Pink Pills
The blood is tho vital olmoutinour lives consequently it must bo
kopt puro rioh and red in order tohavo perfect health Tho causo oflittle Willard Creechs sickness wasdisordered blood Ho had skilledmedical treatment but derived nobenefit until Dr Williams Pink Pillswero used and theso cured him
This proves that this romody istho best means of imparting thoseelements that purify vitalize andonrioh tho blood thus aiding bodilyfunctions aud arousing every organinto healthful action and in thisway restoring the outiro systemThat is tho reason why Dr WilliamsPink Pills euro so many diseaseswhy doctors presoribo them whydruggists recommend them and whythoy aro so universally used
Mr Gladstones and Sir Balfour
Mr Gladstones liking for MrBalfour was so groat sayH a corres ¬
pondent that ho would not hearhim adversely critioisod Ono nightduring the existence of Mr Glad-
stones¬
last Government tho righthon gentleman had a party ofLiberal members to dinnor Thorohad been a debate on Irish affairsin tho course of which Mr Balfourhad spoken against tho Prime Min-
ister¬
with unusual asperity Thoguests were indignant and express-ed their indignation pretty freelybut their host declined to agree withthorn examined his opponents posi-
tion¬
and arguments with great im-
partiality¬
and Btrongly maintainedthat from his Mr Balfours pointof view they were perfectly reason-
able¬
This anecdote is related tome by Mr Fonwick who was one ofMr Gladstones guests Glasgow
Heraldm m tm
Finnegan to Kerrigan who hasbeen fished out half drowned Oithought yoz said joz could dive likea duck Kerrigan An so I kindive loike a duck but Oim domd ifOi kin coom oop loike wan
Timely Topics
Honolulu Aug 1 189S
IF YOU GET A RIG
Get a good one Consult
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With breast strap
our harness is the best andGOOD HARNESS WITH COL-
LAR¬
AND HAMES
yet the cheapest and our giltSURRY HARNESS
edged guarantee goes withEXPRESS WAGON HARNESS
every k t We have every- -
DUMP CART HARNESS
thing for the peasant plow- -
DOUBLE HARNESS WITHCOLLAR AND HAMES
boy millionaire swell profes--
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sional gentleman or the planter
and farmer Call inspect
and judge for yourself
The Hawaiian Haraware Co La268 Fort Stkeet
LEARAHCE
Dress Goods Ribbons
Laces Embroideries
Fine French Organdies 5c a yardPrinted Nainsook 5c a yard FineWhite Dress Goods all at 5c formerPrices 10c 15c and 20c
Special bargains will be given in Mil-linery
¬
Ready Made Clothing and GentsFurnishing Goods still at reduced price
All those Goods are New and StylishHere is a fine opportunity to get FineGoods at Bargain Prices
X i 3EL KIIEJRIR Importer Queen St
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IOOAZ1 AND GENERAL NEWS
OriokettliiBaftoruoouj uo baseball
Roal bargains in houso supplios atSaobs
Tho Myrtle Boat Olub bad apleasant danco last ovoniug
Towols from 8G0 por doz to G
per doz at Saobg
G H Mooro bas been appointedForoBter of tbo Nuuanu Station
Itov Mr Hill proaobes at CentralUnion Church at both services to-morrow
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If you want tho very best value inDross Goods go to L B KerrsQuoon street
If you want good harness at re ¬
munerative prices call at the Ha-waiian
¬
Hardwaro Co
Mr Obas Creightoa was restingeasy last night and bis many friendshope that bo will ronover
Seven of tbo U S Artillery failedto connect with their ships but willprocoed with tho next expedition
The band plays at Emma Squarothis afternoon and gives tho usualconcert at Makee Island to morrow
The Hawaiian Mission ChildrensSociety will meet this ev6ning atthe residence of Dr Goo P Andrews
To morrow beiug tho fourth anni-versary
¬
of the Christian Church inthis city it will be appropriately cele ¬
bratedProf Azbill of tho University of
Japan will preach at the morningservice oftthe Christian Church to-
morrow¬
Purser Piltz of the Kauai is re-
ported¬
indisposed Mr Hngerupassumes the pursership duringPiltzs sickness
Prof Yarndloy hopes that everymomber of tho Central UnionChurch choir will moot for rehearsalat 730 this evening
If you want genuine bargains indress goods you must go to Kerrsthis is tho only place to obtainthem Make no mistake
The Independent will wait for auofficial announcement before dab-bling
¬
in statements relating to theraising of the American flag
Commissioner Clark wants all thealligator pear eeeds he can dbtainThe growth of this vegetable fruitcan be made quito an industry
Tiie Independent publishes to daytho wordB of Hawaii Ponoi and theAmerican patriotic songs which willbe used on tho day of tho flag raising
There was a very successful re ¬
hearsal of tho chorus for the flagraising at tho High School last even-ing
¬
Another rehearsal will be heldon Tuesday ovoning
The bargains at L B Kerrs areattracting crowd of ladies and theyall make large purchases It looksnow as if tho special lines would boall sold out in a week
The Phillies oamo ashore thismorning for shore drill They re-turned
¬
aboard promptly at noonTheir smart showy and olean appoaranco was admirably comment-ed
¬
upon
The Pacific Hardware Co Ltdhave oxcollent assortments of novel-ties
¬
in mechanics tools and imple-ments
¬
Call and see tho ImprovedAluminium Cane Knife and thoplanters hoe
Tho handicraft of Vicco Jaoobsenis seen in Mr Torberts cleverly con-ceived
¬
and most interesting mementoof tho visit of the military expedi-tions
¬
to Manila on view iu thewindows of tho Pacific HardwareCompany
We are pleased to learn that Cap ¬
tain Robert Parker Woipa of thePolice force is much improved inhealth and will probably be able tobe around in a fow days CaptainParker who is ono of the mostefficient officers in tho employ oftho Government was stricken downyesterday with paralysis and for awhile his physioiaus despaired ofhis life
Ohineso Hawaiian Oitizans
Amoug tho Ohiuoso childrenborn in Hawaii recently registeredby Secretary Girvin of tho ChineseBureau wore four brothers tho sousof a Hawaiian mother aged 87 8581 and 82 They wore proporlyidentified by old time rosidouts andtho Hawaiian strain of blood is asnoticoable as tho fluency with whichthey speak tho language
Born
Kapha Iu this city August 51898 to tho wifo of Robert S Kapus a BOB I
rtsfatoktfmum
i4
Arrival of the St PaulAt 1145 tho U S Transport St
Paul arrivod alongsido tho Ocoaniodock escorted in by tho tug withtho Govommont band on boardTho wharves woro crowded withpeople Tho boys in blue and brownchoored lustily and appoar to bo avery happy and jolly sot of fellowsThey woro bombarded with fruit ina mannor that oreatod much fun
On board the StPaularo tbo FirstBattalion FirBt South Dakota Vol-
unteer¬
Infantry Lieutenant ColonelLeo Stover commanding 842 in num-ber
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rooruits for Tbirtoentb Minne ¬
sota Volunteer Infantry Major AM Digglos commanding 817 ro-
oruits¬
for First Colorado VolunteerInfantry Captain Frank Carrollcommanding 155 Captain A HBowman Assistant Surgeon FirstSouth Dakota Volunteer InfantryActing Assistant SurgeoD M MWalker United States Army Hos-
pital¬
Stoword 0 1 Clancey FirstSouth Dakota Volunteer InfantryActing Hospital Steward C 0 Higgini Privates Wallace WoodwardRay Perry Frank Dixou BjorgoGjelstoon D M Ingraham H A
Lambertsou A S Thompson and JR Willison Hospital Corps UnitedSlates Army Captain Leo LinnCommissary of Subsistence of Vo-
lunteers
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and Clerk Captain J GBlaino A A G United States Vol-
unteers¬
Captain Raymond SulzerAssistant Quartermaster UnitedStates Volunteers LietilutiMH L ELawrence Volunteer Sigiihl CorpsA Wittonborger Employee Ord-
nance¬
DepartmentAttached for passage to HonoluluColonel Thomas H Barber First
New York Volunteer InfantryMajor William C Langfitt SecondRegiment Volunteer EngineersFirst Lieutenant Bronson WinthropQuartermaster First Now York Vol-
unteer¬
Infantry First LieutenantLewis T Griffith Assistant SurgeonFirst Now York Volunteer lulmitryCaptain P M Lydig Commissary ofSubsistence Unitod States Volunteers and Clerk
m
Instantly Killed
Shortly after 8 oclock this morn ¬
ing a native hand known as Moaand in the employ of Peok Codrayman mot almost instant deathby beiug struck on the bead by aheavy lump of coal falling out of atub from tho ship Seminole whichis discharging along our waterfrontDr J T Wayson was called andwas instantly on the scene pro-nouncing
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life extinot and statingthat the deceased received a blowthat muBt have broken his neckMr Eli Peck had tho body removedto Moiliili where the dead manswife and family reside Mr Peokspeaks very highly of the deceasedwho had been many years in bisemploy
Shaftors Sick
Wasiunoton July 28 Tbo WarDepartment to night posted the fol-
lowing¬
Santiago de Cuba July 28 Adjutant General Unitod States ArmyCondition on the 27th Total siok4122 total fever 8103 new cases offovor 822 cases of fevor returned toduty 512 deaths Private JH Farroll Company H Ninth Massachu ¬
setts Volunteers at Sibonoy yellowfever Corporal Thomas RalstonCompany D Twenty fourth Infan-try
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Sibonoy fellow fever PrivatoWilliam H Byrors Company DSeventeenth Infautry cerebral apo-
plexy
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SiurTEnMajor General
Modern Buccanoors
On her last voyage down fromHankow says the China Gazette a
rather alarming incident took placeon board tho Indo Obina steamerYuonwo Captain Flag A numberof Chinese passengers boardod thosteamer as she was leaving Haukowand tho people on board becomingsuspicious and not liking the ap ¬
pearance of tho travellers intimatedthat thoy would soaroh thoir boggogoThe individuals objeoted to thisbut throe stalwart Sikhs being call ¬
ed or board tho baggage of thenewiJomer8 was submitted to iuspeo- -
1 tion wbeu it was found to contain a
K
REAT CLEARANC SALE
Premises to toe EnlLrgec3Goods to be Sold Regardless of Cost
Our present enormous stock mmbe reduced All our European importations will be sold at cut Prices
SATURDAY and MONDAY wibe devoted to Dress Goods in CottonWool and SilkFrench Organdies usual price 40c will bo cleared at 15c
100 pieces 10c dress goods will be closed out at 5c per yard100 pieces 20c dress goods will be sold for 10c per yard
English Lawns new patterns M yards for 1
Store closed on Friday Re openedon Saturday morning Goods boughtduring sale will not be exchanged
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
N S SACHS MY GOODS COMPANY LTD
large number of revolvers and cart-
ridges¬
the idea of tho amiabletravellers apparently boing to hold-up
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tho vessel upon tho first favor-
able¬
opportunity and no doubtthey had allies among the passengerson board who would join at thoproper moment But tho timelydiscovery of tho arms iu thoir pos-
session¬
frustrated their object andthey woro handed over to tho authorities to bo dealt with
Reported Fall of Manila and thoFeacs Prospocts
Special cable to Tho Call and t ho New YorkHorald
Madbid July 28 The Govern ¬
ment it is statod baB received a tele-
gram¬
announcing tho surrender ofManila to Admiral DeweyIt is understood that tho peace nego-
tiations¬
entered upon will be con-ducted
¬
from London either by Monot orBornabo probably tho formorMarshal Martinez Campos baB is-
sued¬
a declaration iu favor of im-
mediate¬
poaco So bas Genoral Azoarraga Tho papers express indig-nation
¬
against the United Statesthat hostilities wore notcoased uponSpains declaration that she wishedpeaco Tho Stock Exobango basboomed upon peace prospeotsMost stocks have gono up five points
McKinloy Boos Peaco in Sight
New Y6rk July 28 Tho Wash ¬
ington correspondent of tho Heraldsends tho following That peace isin sight is the confident belief ofPresident MoKinley and most of hisoQioial advisors as the result of in-
formation¬
which oamo to them to-
day¬
through oflioial and newspaporohannols A long cipher cable mes ¬
sage was received by Seoretary Daythis morning from Embassador Por-
ter¬
at Paris on the subject of peaconegotiations Tho contents of thisdispatoh were carefully guardodfrom tho publio but I am assuredthat it has had the effect of con ¬
vincing the authorities hero thatSpain is really sincoro in tho poaconegotiations which sho has inaugu ¬
rated and wants and will havo peacoupon tho best terms she can obtain
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COPPEE LANDS for Salo or to Leaso at Papa 2 Oleloinoana 1 Kolo and Kaolio 4In tho celebrated Colleo District of Konn Hawii Thcso Lands will bo sold or leasedin cither in large or small tracts to salt purchasers Alto
FOIt SALE Lot 50 by 100 near King Street at Palamn House and Lot on KingStroot Lot 80x278
House and Lot on Kamollilll Road Area of Lot 03 100 of an acre Leased for7fi p a
Lands in Maul Oaha and MolokaiFOlt LEABE House and Lot on Wilder AvenuePABTUHAQE at Kuliouou Oahu
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FOR LEASEA LONG TEHM OP YKAKBFOIl Dosirablo 1anoa lasturo Land
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HIGH PEICESWill as usual bo tho result of
This Cruel WarTHEREFORE CO OPERATE
Attention is called to the beneilts en ¬
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cisco prices credit to subscribers to thoamount of shares hold profit of tho busi ¬
ness returned to subscribers every 0 monthsprobablo increase In value of shares witha liberal discount off monthly bills Andnow what aro the risks Wo answer nonobocauso subscribers can eltlior sell theireharos ortako grocorles to thoir amountif yon want to withdraw or go away
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Af oa now Involco of tho Celebrated
Westermeyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropica
cilnlato second ta nono
MORE THAN 100 OF THEM SOLD
tho Hawaiian Islands daring the lastyears
ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF
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BD1LDINQ LOTS
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The higher grades of Isl-
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flashlight or daylight Copying andEnlarging spocially attended to Llfo sizeportraits mado in oils on Porcelain finish ¬
ed in water Color Sepia or Crayon Wohavo tho largest and most artistio collec ¬
tion of Island views Samples of our newwork known as Life SIzo Paris Enamelsthe latest process in Photography can boseonat oar Studio Amatour printingnnd developing dono with neatness anddispatch
BuBlnooa Cards
B N BOYD
SunvEToit and Real Estate Agent
Office Bethel Street over tho Now230 Model Restaurant ly
JOHN NOTT
Plumbing Tin Coppeb and SheetIbon Wobk
King Street Honolulu
ANTONE ROSA
Attobney-at-La- w
Kaahunianu Street Honolulu
HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Fbank Bbown Manager
88 nnil W MomlAtit Rlfit Honnlnln K T
ALLEN ROBINSON
Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials of
All Kinds
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HAIL COLUMBIA
WORDS B JUDGE 1IOHUNSSON
Tunc The Presidents March 1708
Hail I Columbia happy landHall yo heroos heaven born bandWho fought and bled in froodoma
cauBoAnd whon tho storm of war was
gonoEnjoyed the poaoo your valor wonLet Iudopendonoo bo your boastEvor mindful what it costEvor grateful for tho prizeLet its altar reaoh tho skies
Giiorus
Firm united let us boSallying round our libertyAs a band of brothers joinedPeace and safety wo shall find
Immortal patriots rise onoo morelDofond your rights defend your
shoreLot no rude foo with iinpiouB handsInvade tho shrino whore sacred liesOf toil and blood tho well earned
prizeWhile offering poaoo sincere and
justIn heavn wo place a manly trustThat truth and justice may prevailAnd ovory SQhome of bondage fail
Cno Firm united etc
Sound sound tho trump of fameLet Washingtons groat namoRing through tho world with loud
applauseLet every clime to f reedom dearListen with a joyful oarWith equal skill with steady powerHe governs in tho fearful hourOf horrid war or guides with easeTho happier time of honest peace
Cuo Firm united etca
Behold the ohiof who now com-mands
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Onco moro to servo his countrystands
The rook on which the storm willbeat
The rock on whioh tho storm willboat
But armed in virtue firm and trueHis hopes aro fixed on Hoavon and
youWhen hope was sinking in dismayWhen gloom obscured Columbias
dayHis stoady mind from ohangos freeResolved on death or Liberty
Cho Firm united etc
Seattle Boor
This over popular Rainier Boer isbecoming a household word andwill you have a glass of Seattle
is moro often heard than anythingelse Tho Criterion Saloon have thisbeer on tap or in bottles
NOTICE
IS HEREBYGIVEN THAT FROM ANDafter this dato Mr O StUlman has no
further authority to collect for and on behalf of The Independknt
F J TESTAHonolulu Aug 1 1893 Proprietor
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NOTICE OF GUARDIANSHIP
UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEENappointed by the Circuit Court of the
First Judiciary Circuit guardian of theporson and proporty of Joxeph Kaloio aminor hereby elves notice that all moneysduo to said minor must bo paid to thosaid underxigned and to no other personand all indebtedness on account of sidminor can only po logally Inourred uponmy written consont or ordor
JAB H BOYDGuardian of the person and property of J
Kaloio b minorHonolulu June 20 1898
NOWRUMING
Is tho day wo have set for the throw-ing
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opon of tho doors for tho
Mammoth
Clearing Oat Sale
OF
OUR ENTIRE STOCK- OF
Dry GroocLsEvory artiolo marked in PLAIN
FIGURES If youi dont soo whatyou want in sight ask for it
Dont overlook the fant that thisstock mtiBt be sold before removaland all Goods havo boon reduced Inprice
THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BY THIS SLE1
Jb 1QUEEN STREET
BTJBINE8B LOCALS
For good Butlor Chooso and Eggsgo to Masonic Totnplo Fruit StoreEdgar Honriquos
We will sell for cash for ouomonth only 7 pants for fy 25suits for 18 No humbug oomo andsee foryoursolf Medoiros DookorLincoln Block King Stroot
Dont forgot to call on SELucasif you uoocl good spectacle to suityour oyoB Ho has all kinds and allpricos and will oxamino your oyosfree Call and see him at tho LoveBuilding on Fort Street
Tho California Fruit Market hasreceived tho choicest of io housegoods by tho Alameda CherriesPeaches Plums Apricots OystersFish and tho bost of delicacies aswell as staple good3 Telephone 378
PER MOANA Chorries PlumsPeaches Apricots Rhubarb Aspara-gus
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Colory Cauliflower Gooseber-ries
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Fresh Salmon Crabs Flound-ers
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Frozen Oysters tin and shellApples Grapes Oranges FigsLemons Swoet Potatoes BurbankPotatoes Fine Olive Oil Dry FruitNew Crop of Nuts Raisins etc etcCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET
Tel 378
Tho Old Govornmont
W O Peacock Co Ltd areagents for tho celebrated Old Gov ¬
ernment Whisky which is pro-nounced
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perfection by all nonnoisseurs It is served in the Royalwhere tbo boyB drink it and think ofthe Old Government under thoUnicorn and Lion
In the Pacific the perfection whiskywill remind tho Boys in Blue oftheir glorious Great Republic andin tho Cosmopolitan tears will boshed when Old Government ispoured out in honor of the EmeraldIsland
Hero we go boys Tako anothersip of Old Govornmont whisky
No Flies On the AnchorManager William Carlyle with his
able assistant Charlie Andrews isstill to be found behind the oak atthis favorite saloon The celebratedSeattle Beer is always on tap inaddition to a choice and soduotiveselection of famous liquors Do notfail to take a pull at the Anchor
Bedspreads reduced to 75c 1and 125 each at Sachs
The Fruit Season is onnow and all tho time in these
Islands
For the next thirty dayswe will sell
Masons Self Sealing Glass
Frnit Jars
withPORCELAIN LINED TOPS
at the following prices- -
One Pint Size 75 Cents perdozen
One Quart Size 1 per dozenTwo Quart Size 150 per
dozen
Less 5 percent for cash
Lay in your supply See
the display in our big window
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LtdTHE PEOPLES STORE
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Wm G Irwin CoLimited
Wm G Irwin Prenldont A MnnnifnrClaus Bprcokels Vlco Prcsldontw m uwnrci Becretary TreasurerIheo 0 Porter Audllot
SUGAR FACTORSAHD
AOENT8 Of THE- -
Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Bun FrnnnUno tal
Meroliants mangeB I BHAW Proprietor
Corner King and Nnuanu Streets
Choice LiquorsAND- -
TELEPHONE 401
THOS LINDSAY
JBJWELBRIB PREPARED TO
Manufacture and Repair
All kinds of Jewelry
FIBST OLABS WOBK ONLYWW Tv BnlMlnir Fort fir it
JOHN PHILLIPS
Plumber and Gas fitter
Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed
HOTEL STREET NEAR FORT
TELEPHONE 302
BEN HAAHEO
Plumber - and - Tinsmith
All work dono Properly Promptly andProfitably lor Patrons
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Office King Btroet near Railroad Depot778 ly
THE OLD ORIGINAL
Hop Beer DepotFormerly at Bethel Hall now atNo 17 Konla Stroot lately Smithbetween King and Hotel Streets
Remember this is the only placein the City where you can obtainthis world ronowned StimulatingInvigorating and Non intoxicatingBeverage
FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY
Note tho only address 17 Konia St
3ST BRBHAMJ33 P O POX 185 tf
NOTIOE TO OBEDITOBS
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAYappointed Executor ol tho last
Will and Testament of Halo k a copywhereof is annexod of tho Estato ofHalo k deceasod of WMraea Kauaiand all creditors are hereby notified topresent their claims duly authenticatedand with propor vouchors If any existoyon if the claim is securod by mortgagepr otuonvlso to tho under named porson atills reisdonce at AValmoa Kanaf withinsix months from date or bo forever barredAnd all po sons indebted to tho saidestato aro roqnestod to make Immedlatopayment of said Indebtedness to tho un-dersigned
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Dalod at Walmea Kauai July n 1803J A- -
Executor of the Estato of Halo k de ¬
ceased 039 lt oaw
FOR SALE Oil LEASE
AriltST OLASS RESTAURANT IN Acntral position thoroughly
furnished and equipped for business anddoing a good tradeFor particulars apply to
3 MILLSBU tl Cor Merchant andAlakea Bts