The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-01


Four blooded brood mares we're on
hoard the Alameda EN- route for Sgd
ney.
large steam engine was unloaded
from the Alameda for the Honolulu
Iron Works.
The s. S. Zealandia leaves San Fran
cisco for Honolulu ON the 10th inst,
and will be due here on the 18TH
Forty tons Of fireworks for the Jnbi
lee festivities arrived by the steamer
Yesterday. That looks like painting
the town red.
The w. G. Irwin did ~not sail from
San Francisco until the 18th October,
and this is therefore only her fifteenth
day out.
The schooner Anna arrived at Kahu-
lui October a7th, nineteen days from
San Francisco, with o. H. Bsbcock as
passenger.
From the quantity Of freight brought
by the Alameda, there will be some
lively shaking out of holiday goods for
the next few weeks.
MIR. Daniels, a Seventh Day Advent
ist preacher from Iowa, on his way to
the Colonies, delivered an address last
evening at the Gymnasium. s.
The Honolulu's six cared race boat
did not come by the Alameda. 1t was
reported on the dock that All. Rogers
boat building establishment had been
burned out.
On October a2nd the wife Of Mr. J.
c. HOWE cave birth to a daughter at
Honolua Ranch, which is believed to
be the first white child born in the
district of Kaa lapall, Maui.
The Library and Reading Room
Association desire to acknowledge a
further contribution of books from Mr..
A. ]. Cartwright; also four volumes
from Mr.. James Morgan.
Officer Kauhane caught kanaka
smoking opium at Cape Horn about
one o'clock this morning, and took
him with supply and apparatus to the
ante chambers Of justice.
The Alameda was detained at San
Francisco a day waiting for the English
mails. Her report appears in onr ship,
ping news. She was billed on arrival
to leave for the Colonies 1t six O'Clock
this morning.
Several familiar faces are again seer
in the city, after visits OF more or less
durato on to the Coast those of Mr. T.
]. King, Mr. c. ]. Fishel, Mr. c. w
Ashford, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowler, anc
others.
Mrs. ID. SayIor, ST., mother of MIR
Benjamin Sayor, the billiard player
and Henry Saylor, employed at the
Hawaiian Hotel, died in San Francisco
on October 18th, in the 57th year o
her age.
Mr. !. b. AthertJn arrived hom'
yesterday, after a visit Of several months
to the United States. His absence
was a felt blank in the business ane
social life of Honolulu, and his return
will be generally hail' d with pleasure
The admiralty case hearing before
the Chief Justice did not reach term
nation on Saturday Expert testimon
was taken from Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Soren
son, Capt. Jackson, Capt. Drew, kaia
laina and the native captain OF tn
schooner Mana.
The funeral of the late High Chietes
Kalola took place yesterday afternoe
from Honuakaha to Kawaiahao GENE
terry. Rev. II. II. Parker, pastor, a.
sisted by Rev. j. Waiamau, of kaum'
kapili Church, conducted the services
The King and Queen, also Princes
Lanihau, Governess of Kauai, wer
present. There was no military dl
play.
A German appeared at the Static
last evening with battered head and
mangled ear. He complained that h
had been dubbed by the bootblack
the Pantheon Stables carriage stant
Hotel street, The club was left at II
Station as evidence, it being hea'
hardwood handle Of some implemeI
and spattered with blood. Up TILL
late hour last night the alleged assailal
had eluded the police
Robbery
1t is announced in the last issue
the o LHso HawaiiaHo, that an IN
portant robbery was committed, SON
time during the end of last week, in
house belonging to Mr. Miller, Il
cabinet maker at Sea View Estate, ca