Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13
SATURDAY, ............ OCTOBER u, rssl
LOCAL ITEMS

fcopened last Tuesday
Mr LANES new building on Fort street has
"bcgun iteclf well.
Mr. c. NJ. Cooke accompanied by his son
returned by the Mmiposa.
Col. ]. G.. Cairnes, owner Of large Texas
cattle rancho, Is at the Hawaiian Hotel.
Prison rules in German wise innovation
have been printed by order Of the marshal.
Captain Elisha Freeman Of the Amy and
Mrs. Freeman are staying at the Hawaiian
Hotel.
The Jewish festival of Yom Kippur was
celebrated in this city last Thursday in a very
quiet way.
The preliminary steps for the organization Of
new lodge Of Knights Of Pythias took place
last night.
Mr. James Dodd, in excellent health and with
few ide~s Of horsclesh, returned by the
Maiposa.
Hon. James Bricc, member Of the British
Parliament, was one Of the distinguished arrivals
by the Mariposa.
The hydrants or mantraps or whatever they
may be, still yawn--ih aIo yfitgo--a, the
head Of Emma street,
Mr.. John Mason member of the San
Francisco Board oi,Fire Commissioners, is at
the Hawaiian Hotel
Captain c. w. Geett, at one time skipper
of the Morning Star, and later in charge of the
water boat in llonolu hnrbor, dispatched an
ice machine.
Capt. +. X. Underwood, of the d. c.
Murray, was married last Tuesday to Miss
Edith Way Mrs. Underwood will accompany
her husband to San Francisco.
That hale, happy and hearty host Mr.. II. !,
Nolte returned by the Mariposa, with lots OF
frozen oysters which the boys registered over
merrily-M onday and Tuesday.
The new teachers for Punahou, Rev. w. c.
Merritt, his wife and his mother, Mrs. NJ. l..
Merritt, came by the Mariposa. Mr.. f. L.
Sanford came by the w. IL. Dimond.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Schaefer returned by
the Mariposa. They spent their vacation in
California, visiting Monterey and other places
OF pleasure and health resort; and return in
excellent health.
Master Willie Monsarfat will gladly take
charge of any books which may be donated to
the Boys Reading Room, which, through the
public spirit of Mrs. Robinson, has recently
been enlarged.
Mr. p. c. Jones, Jr,, will organize new
class in book keeping at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall
next Monday evening, Mr.. Jones gives his
time to worthy object gratuitousiy, and the
opportunity ought to be appreciated.
The Princess Victoria Kauani daughter of
Hon. A. 5. Cleghorn and Princess Likelike
will be eight years old next Tuesday, at which
time some of her young friends will be enter
tanned AT the residence Of her parents.
Mr II. G. Insel, formerly resident here,
arrived on the last Mariposa. He will return
to san Francisco by the vessel which brought
him and will be here again in about a month,
probably to 60 into his former business.
The good work of the Childrens Temper
ance Union goes on apace. There was a sat
islactory attendance last Tuesday evening, at
the room Of the Nuuanu street kindergarten.
The interest seems to bc well maintained
Last night there was house warming and
reception. to the new teachers at Punahou.
Many OF the pupils, graduates, former teachers
present 1t was an enjoyable occasion and
will he noticed more fully next week.
His EScellency, the American Minister, has
returned to his labors; bu, not alone His
wife is the lady who was Miss Lizzie Hines
when she visited Honolulu with her mother
and sister last year. Mr.. Daggett looks
younger, fresher, handsomer than when he left.
A subscriber to the Hawaiian Bell Tcle
phone Company says that he wished to speak
TO another subscriber late one night, recently,
but was not permitted to do so until he had
told the central office his business lie says
that he supposed the rent Of the telephone
made il good for use at any time Now the
other side.
A cruel sell was perpe,raied on the local re-
porter OF the Advertiser This week. lie was
made to believe cock and bull story about an
attempted suicide al the jail and printed il.
Such practical joking is in the worst possible
taste aud does no one any good. More than
once a reporter has los, his place by innocently
eIediiing lie
DR.. ]. Henry Bennett. in the British Medical
Journal of August lI,h, recommends the use
OF black coffee, OF CAFE seiy, taken two OF
three hours before voyage, as a preventive in
seasickness. 1t is said by him to certainly
prevent sickness during short voyages. A hin,
worth trying, this, ior our inter-isand
travellers.
a San Francisco paper says that Consul
Severance me. with singular accident ON
Wednesday the 18th ultimol by which he
broke one OF his ribs A violent gusi of wind
slammed heavy door against him in his own
house md he was thrown with some force
against the balus,er. lie Was comparatively
well at last accounts.
Ms and Mrs. John I. Waieshouse and lhei,
TWO nephe~s, masters W. H.. Jr, and w. W.
Hmond-sons OF MIR. w. IL. Dmond Of San
Francisco have returned from their European
outing, 'nsieorated BY the TIP. Mr.. John 7.
Wa'e''ouss, Jr.. also returned by the Mariposa
IN sene~ed heal,h--,o the renewed pleasure Of
his family and friends and the immense relief
Of his busy brother
NJ. Charles ilassiemann Of san Francisco