The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-26

her mind was incarcerated in the
Police Station the other day to await
examination.
j. F. MORGAN will dispose OF the
furniture of j Spencer, No. 122 King
street, on Monday at 10 o'clock. Now
is your chance.
LOOK out for yourselves, boys The
girls have started out on the leap year
racket, as the entertainment OF yes
terday evening evidences.
Mr.. George L. Ritman, the popular
minstrel and banjo player, will leave
on the steamer Australia next Tues
day. Oh, George, we will miss you
BROTHER Francis of the Cath Ole
Mission returned on the steamer Mo
kolii from a short visit to the Leper
Settlement on Molokai this morning.
A TELEPHONE message this after
noon from Koolau reports the weather
salubrious and the newly married
couple happy. A luau this evening
at Kaneohe.
A WAC perched on Notes window
sill at noon remarked solemnly that
the reason Wagner was let off was be-
cause there was no policeman on the
force homely enough to be personated
by the accused.
The Hawaiian iron bark Andrew
WEIGH has been hauled on the Marine
Railway to receive general over
hauling. Captain P. Drew is well
proud of his vessel, which is one of
the finest that has ever entered this
port.
The baseball nine of the U. S. f. S.
San Francisco has been practicing for
the past few weeks. The Advertiser
says they began yesterday, probably
because several bluejackets were seen
coming home from decorating resi-
dence for an entertainment.
Two Cinnamon were convicted of
violating the gaming law in the Police
Court this morning and were fined
$l4 each. They were disturbed in d
Chinese den engaging IN game OF
chance. Two natives will be tried on
Monday under the same charge.
THE barkentine Irmgard, under
Command OF Captain Schmidt, will pro-
badly leave tomorrow for San Fran
cisco with a full load OF sugar. Mrs.
Schmidt accompanied the popular
Captain on this trip and was delighted
with her visit to the sunny paradise.
DANsoN Kellet, son of Mr.. D. p.
Kellet, i'll the employ of Theo H.
Davies d Co., was married this after
noon at Kaneohe, Koolau, to Miss
Annie Watson, of that place, at the
residence OF the brides brother. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
Bishop Willis.
A FAREWELL reception was given
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Andrews at
their residence yesterday evening
The house was decorated with flags
kindly loaned for the occasion from
the Flagship San Francisco and Japa
nese lanterns dotted the balustrades
Many prominent people were present
The tern Bertha Dolbeer, Captain
Mattison, will leave tomorrow fol
San Francisco about 6 or o'clock in
the morning, with about $3.50 bags o.
sugar. Mrs. Madison, who, BULLE
TIN readers will remember, came here
to recuperate her health, has ina
proved considerably and will return
with her husband.
A LARGE photo of the winning crew
of the six-oared boat race at Pear
City, made by ]. j. Williams, is OF
exhibition in the Pacific Hardwar,
Co.'s window. The crew is composed
of; Geo. Angus, Ruby Dexter, o
Sorenson, F. Armstrong, f. Giles ant
f. Harris, A. Wilder, coXswain. TIL,
ornamentation was done by Vigg'
Jacobsen,
THE crustacean mentioned yester
day as shown at the new drugstore i
a hermit crab. Its after part bein
left without the protective armo
kindly bestowed by nature on othe
members of the family, the hermi
instinctively seeks univalve shell t
protect itself from injury. 1t is cur
Gus but common in many parts {
the world
THE horse of Mr.. Chas. Dwig hit, al
sistant road supervisor, broke from il
hitching this afternoon and wrecke
the brake on the rocks of Quee
street. Frank j. Lake, BULLET
typo, bravely stopped the horse an
now fears prosecution by Frank Fe
reira for infringement of his process
1t is thought the horse took fright {
the resignation of Road Board men
B Der at Koolaupoko.
FRIENDLY ADVICE.
; III you don't take the Advertise
you don't get the news. = P.
Advertiser.
Put up wall pockets in the druI