Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-10


c. w. Carpenter the following has
been received; "The steamer Mari.
bosa left San Francisco, November end.
Experienced fresh westerly to S. w.
winds the first five days, thence fresh
N. E. trades to port November 8, a.
IIJ5 A. NJ. Lieutenant R. B. Peck, u.
s. Navy died of consumption His
body was brought to this port"
Although attention has been called,
and complaints made regarding the
dangerous condition Of Beretanla street
at the railroad crossing, no attention
had been paid. Evidently the horses
and carts belonging to the Government
are simply to be looked at, and prisoners
are kept just for the pleasure Of
feeding them.
A collision occurred yesterday after
noon on Merchant street opposite the
PRESS Office The horse attached to
a Hotel hack and occupied by two
gentlemen and the driver became
frightened at the steam roller that was
in operation near the place. The
horse became unmanageable and
colided against carriage occupied by
two ladies, damaging the hind wheels
Mr.. VIM. Dunbar, the contractor,
who built the brick and iron work of
the Spreckels' bank returned by the
steamer Marposa yesterday. 1t is
rumored upon good authority that
other buildings will be erected in the
rear of the Spreckels' bank the
near future probably keen eyed Mr.
Spreckels sees chance for second
class workingman's hotel, which will
also accommodate the passengers of the
new mail service. The Press wishes
the new enterprise success.
The following we're registered at the
Hawaiian Hotel yesterday: John
Smith, Veri Common, New York, u.
S. A., E. M. Walsh, Maui; ]. M. Con-
way, Santa Rosa, Cal; Mrs. Pitman,
Miss Rathone, Liverpool; Nc. Donal
Smith, England; DR.. Bidwell, ]. Muir
ply, Auckland, G. S. Tetley, England;
L. H. Joseph, New York, U. s. A; M.
F. Miller, New York, U, S. A; E. A.
Douglas, Hot Springs, Arkansas, U. S.
A; Mrs. L. R. Walbridge, New York,
U. S. A. From San Francisco, Mrs.
Peck and mother of the late Lieute.
nant Peck, A. N. Down, A. d. Miller,
Henry K. Field, Miss K. A. Ward, J.
Ward, VIM. Dunbar; from Alameda,
Cal, Mrs. Edw: Brown and Miss Jessie
Brown.
The residents in the vicinity OF
Alakea and Hotel streets were much
exercised about a continual noist
that had issued from the upper
window of lodging house on
Alakea street below Hotel. The
nuisance has existed for sometime past,
but never was it so intolerable to the
entire neighborhood as yesterday morn
ing. The unfortunates who were in
bed were compelled to get up and most
of those who were already dressed put
as much distance between the infamous
uproar and themselves as was possible
in race horse time. Upon investiga.
ton it was found to be an ambitious
professor who was trying to develope
his manly chest by practising long anc
exceedingly tedious runs on what i.
supposed to be an instrument Of
harmony.
About half past eleven o'clock Sun
day night raid was made on a
Chinese Josh house near the Kau
makapili Church. The police had
received information to the effect that
the place was used as resort for gam.
blers and decided upon this decisive
movement. The inmates, all of whom
we're Chinaman, were taken by sur
prise and attempted to cause confusion
by crying out that white policeman
had been stabbed. Their cunning
did not serve them however, and the
police had the. pleasure Of locking up
twenty-three of the would-be sports
men. A portion OF the prisoners
WCiC uiCiuOSiS VI TIC ildQ OOtiCl)
which caused a revolution in China
some twenty eight years ago, and wa:
prohibited from organization within
the Empire. The society is reported
to number about six thousand within
these Islands.
They say that the best of the Circu:
is the clown; that the regular police
got left on the raid; that Nc Giffin los
his club; that the Commodore, Wilson
means fight; that the Kapiolani Hon,
opening was half success; that the
safest way to get along is to stay a
home; that the hackmen who stand a
the corner of King and Nuuanu streets
deserve the excerations of the com
munity; that the persons who love t.
tell lies are not all dead; that the Kin,
will attend the next circus; that the bo,
who pushes the cue at Charlie Nc
Charthy's has the charmed ball; tina
Dick knows how to run a circus; tina
1 DENLY goes to the coast to-day to startl,
S. f. printers; that the best way to for
get is not to think; that the banc
played some OF the "boss" tunes at tn,
Hotel last night; that the u5 resi-
business is about played out; that tn,
open question is not political; that tn,
hope of Hawaiian politics is not Deepen