Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-09-18


Mr.. A. Geering, Mr.. j. B. Gibson and
Mr.. A. Carsden, and the Misses Web.
ster, Miss Tuck and Miss Fillebrown
They all got wet and had fine time.
Major Dane will give his second
lecture tonight at the Y. M. c. A.
Hall on the "Great Naval Battles OIL
the Rebellion" Major Dane has already
made most favorable impression or
the citizens here, and his former elo.
quence will doubtless draw larger
audience than the one that greeted him
upon his first appearance. The lecture
will commence at 1880 o'clock instead
of o'clock as before
A Fort street belle sat at the piano
yesterday morning, with her foot on
the loud pedal. shouting something
that sounded like "gubhigh Chawlie. =
A native and Chinaman we're coming
down the street. "Whats that ~ said
the native suddenly. .Him allie same
| piano--heap nice" said the pake.
Aoke-piena P' said the native as he
stuck his fingers into his ears. The
pake didn't see the joke.
Yesterday evening about 1890 o'clock,
hack No. I73 was left standing by the
white driver in front of house on
Emma street. The horse took fright
and ran away AT the corner of Bere-
tania and Alakea streets the horse ran
into Cartwright's fence and knocked
part of the paneling out Three of the
hacks wheels we're damaged and one
was demolished as well as the hack
lamps. The horse threw himself and
remained until taken away.
The horse Of Road Supervisor Hart
ran away yesterday morning about ten
o'clock and Immediately made for the
stable at the Government building He
got there but he failed to take the
buggy, which he left partially wrecked
at the small gate which he ran through
in an attempt to "cut off" the distance
to the carriage gate. The boys in the
Interior Office say they don't believe
there would have been any trouble il
the horse had been given an early break
fast.
A little boy drove little wagon
along Hotel street yesterday with dog
hitched thereto AT the library building
the dog kicked over the traces, SO to
speak, and started in pursuit of another
dog down Alakea street. The youngster
held to the reins until opposite Mr..
Parmelees house when he fell out OF
the wagon and began to cry. The dog
came back after a while without the
wagon and the boy set up howl that
could be heard three blocks. The dog
tried to console him by wag0n his
tail, but it vas no 60
The Honolulus and Oceanics will all
be taken in tomorrow by Jimmie
Williams He will take his little ma
chine to the Makiki diamond and will
take the boys pictures in position
when the game is called, again when
they are playing and yet again, o my
after the game, when they will be
punched in two manly bouquets with
all the pretty girls smiling alohas at
them from ye proud pavilion. Ye
Press reporter will be there to chroni-
Gle, for the last time this season, their
gay and striking deeds
Mr.. Jules Tavernier has commenced
in earnest on his studies for the Grain
bow Land" Already several sketche:
are nearly completed and as soon as 9
round dozen are finished they will be
placed on exhibition at the artists
studio. Sketches of the Waianae
Mountains, Diamond Head and Wal
kiki are receiving the finishing
touches to-day Mr.. VIM. Horace
Wright is hard at work assisting Mr.
Tavernier Mr.. Wright's work is of the
best quality and is fully appreciated by
Mr.. Tavernier and the friends Of bott
gen tlemen.
They say that the people ought tc
raise subscription for young men who
have enough pluck to wheel barrows
around Oahu that uneasy rests the
head that wears too many leis tina
poi is poi in hard times that if an cpl
demic occurred with our present sani
tary conditions there wouldn't b.
enough left alive to bury the dead
that you cannot always tell dogs dis
position by the wag Of his tail ; tina
the cottages this side of Waikiki woult
make good landings for opium SNUG
glers that Jim Dood's big bus hold
many buses on picnic days that thu
man on Fort street got left tina
that's all.
| AS member of our staff was pro
ceeding along Hotel street toward
Maunakea street on Wednesday morn
ing, he heard great clatter and turning
: aronnd saw horse apparently running
{ away with wagon containing load G
barrels. AS the vehicle came nearer
it was seen that the driver was balance
partly on the whiffletree and partly Of
one shaft and hanging to the rein
right manfully. 1t appeared that tn
driver must have lost his balance anc
, been pulled from his perch on the to-
If the load. and liphtinqi the position