Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23
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AUGUST 81 rss.
conien.et VIRUS Of ms Weeh.

copdsn-ed Sems of hs Wesh
f7tAy.iig Auga,t nth MIR G. S. Mason.
the Y.M.C.A. general secretary, conducted the
gospel temperance meeting at Bethel ycstD,
--Deaves Bros Imperial Mirionclcs gave
matinee At Music Hall in The aliemoonto iair
audiences very lew were present IN the evening
The kinau arrived bringing news that Queen
Emma was still lying in a critical condition At
kuhaln. The steam roller went TO work this
morning on Nuuanu street near Berc'anii.-
The steamer Kilauca Hou laid mp fot repairs.
The Likclikc has taken her place Police
Court business was light this morning only
three arrests Tor drunkenness "A native nam.
ed Reakako while riding along the Kehawiki /
road was thrown from his horse and instantly |
KILLED lie fell upon his back on a bowldef
near the roadside breaking his spine.
Smity, dhgHt The Lkelke arrived at
10 \. NJ. bringing Queen Emma, who lay in a
conscious state on a covered litter. Rev
Mr. Ogcc preached two foreiblc and inspiring
dscoutscs at tic B,tlcl His morning subject
was What do we know about God Rev.
Cathedral in the evening. Prayers were offer.
ed In the various churches for the recovery Of
the stricken queen. AT Fort Street Church ser
vices were conducted morning and evening by
the Rev A. O. Forbes. Key Mr.. Richter,
preached sermon in German at the Y. NJ. {.
A. Hall in the morning Gospel praise ser.
vice was held in the Y. VI. c. A. Hall at o r.
". Rev. Mr. Oggel led the meeting. which was
largely attended, and spoke on the subject No
Other Name. II. b. NJ. Corvette, Constance,
arrived outside the harbor at p. NJ, ioH
days from san Francisco She brought news
that H. b. NJ. s. Heroine, which was suppos.
ed to be lost, and for which the Constance had
begun search had arrived at Callao 81 days
from Vancouver. The fence Of Mrs. Everett
on Union Street near the bell tower caught fire
but was cxtinguishcd before much damage was
done.
Wonaay. Anga5t fSth: The carriage Of Minis
ter Neumann was run intoby an express on King
street. Agnes, the daughter OF the Attorney.
General was thrown out, but was not seriously
hurt. The horse succeeded in wreckiug the We
hcle against u telephone post some distance
from the scene OF the accident The condition
Of Queen Emma was somewhat improved 10.
ward evening, and it was reported that she
was out Of danger. -Thrcc lcpers were exam
med by the receiving station and grant
ed two months leave before another examina-
,ou. The Board Of Directors OF the V NJ. c.
A. held meeting to consider proposition fol
presentation Mt the next regular business meet
ing.--Mrs Thomas Nathaniel, daughter ofthe
Rev. Mr. Nalimu, Mieronesian missionary
died to-day; she was IS years OF age and leaves
husband and small child.
7nefa1y Angna I2M The Honolulu Ri
nes held their weekly dill with good turnout
several new members will be baloted for a
next monthly meeting, The company is in
most prosperous condition. "A reward Of $40
for Chun Look, escaped from the prison gang
look him up boysl-Thc steamer c. r. Bishol
brought in chinaman charged with opium
smoking MIS-. Amo, Chinese woma
lately discharged, was recommtted by Doeto
Carpenter to the insane asylum. She threaten
ed to burn her own house. "A resolution I
hold night sessions on and the goth inst. unit
the close of the Legislature 'passed the house
The native boy named Piki who cariessl
shot another boy named Kaanana on Tuesda
the i2th inst; was sentenced TO pay fine {
Sia.ao and be imprisoned twelve days at har
labor The funeral Of Mrs. Thomas Nathan
lei was largely attended this afternoon. LII III
police or newspapers do not interfere, some {
our reckless hackmen will manage 10 ki
somebody. Last night an old woman VIII
could not get out of the way was knocke
down at the corner OF Queen and Fort street,
and seriously injured.
Htdaeslay, august 20 The legislatu'
held its first night session. Two more lepe
we're at the receiving station to-day Dol
were men, and were sent to the Branch Hosp
,al.-Her Majesty Queen Emma improve
Throughout the day. DIR. McKibbn thinl
the symptoms favorable. The drelge h
completed its work for the Honolulu Vac
and Boat Club House. The king reappoint'
His Ex Dominis, Governor OF Oahu, al
Hon. C. F.. Hart, Circuit Judge for Hawaii.
A number Of prominen, Catholics waited
the Bishop Of Olba. The occasion was Z
anniversary Of his Lordship's patron. St. b.
naid services were also held in Cathedr
After the conservation OF the host Faith
Leonor gave fine solo. The resolution o
thorising appropriations in aid OF the varo
military companies failed 10 pass the Houi
71Msaay, August sisf Chief Justice JUG
aud party left Waiahole for Kaliuwaa
A case against Princess Pomaikalani TO
cover sum Of money for an oil painting "
continued in the civil court for one week.
Queen Emmss condition Is still improvir
The king vetoed the Chinese BILL. Ma
WoJehouse and Captain Doughty OF ii. NJ.
Constance visited the assembly. An item
SIa,ooo was Appropriated for the volunl'
companies. II is stated that the Honol'
Rifles will receive 5000 OF this amount.
Friday, .fnsnu saf The Alameda arri,
this 1870 A. NJ, days, ~ hours from
Francisco. Charles Dexter, late Of
Hawaiian Hotel chowder force, came down
the Alameda. The house increased the !
aries neutrality-suspicious. secretary S. per d
---AChinaman was arrested atthe cornerofk
street and Waikiki road for opium smoking
Gov Dominis was appointed by the house
inform the king that tbs assembly would
ready for prorogaton Tuesday next
drunken native was taken 10 the station no
OF creating disturbance on Kaahun..
tsr ee,.--The Queen is improving
The following programme will he perform
by the band a, Emma Square this Pm;
Ov~tav- Struggle for Fortune.
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