The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-22

The Olympic lie due here about
the Sd OF September on her way to
the Orient.
Don't forget the Great Clearance
Sale of M. G. Silva at the Temple OF
Fashion, Sept. I'd.
George Honghtailing has been ar
rested on charge of selling liquor
without license.
j. A. Hopper's Chinese driver, who
was injured on Monday through a
runaway accident, is recovering.
1t is hoped that the cholera scare
will not interfere with Mark Twain's
lecture advertised for Saturday.
Over three hundred reserved seats
have been sold for the Mark Twain
lecture. There are still some left.
No freight for Kau will be re-
ceived on board the w. G.. Hall
after 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The new pumping plant is in
working order, and the town will
be supplied by artesian water from
the new wells.
The alterations at the store OF N.
S. Sachs, on Fort street, have been
nearly completed by E B. Thomas,
the contractor.
A native woman died at Iwilei this
morning with the same symptoms as
shown by the other victims of the
cholera or that luau.
The Opera House will be rebuilt
Tenders will shortly be called for,
and it is hoped to have the building
finished by Christmas.
The Bennington left the harbor
to-day and anchored outside, where
she will remain until the cholera
question has been settled.
The Gear of Maui is still in town.
1t is hoped that his island domain
gets on we'll without him. 1t has
got Kalua yet. That is certain.
A court-martial is being held to-
day, presided over by Captain John
Good. The case OF private who
assaulted a comrade is being heard
The Anchor Saloon had run on
Long Life Whisky yesterday. 1t is
the safest anti-cholera remedy, and
the name is very consoling and re-
assuring.
You must not forget Merinos and
Cashmeres, all wool, which will be
sold at Csc. a yard, at our Clearance
Sale. Temple of Fashion, M. q.
Silva, proprietor.
The man Lono, cholera suspect,
died last night at 8 o'clock. After
his death the quarantine on the
place where he died was lifted. He
was buried to- day.
Speaking of Window Curtains by
the pair we will sell, during our
Clearance Sale, beauties at 75c. the
pair which are reduced from ISL so
and $3.50. Temple OF Fashion, M.
G.. Silva, proprietor. y
The Pacific Tennis Club enter
tanned its friends on its court yester-
day afternoon. The object of the
party was to bid farewell to Miss
LAM Atkinson who leaves for the
State in the Monowai.
In season or out of season every
family should have bottle OF DIAR-
RHGA MIXTURE in the house. There
is none better than DwlGHTs', which
has been dispensed by the HoLLIsTER
PHARMACY for the last twenty
years.
The Board OF Health met yester-
day. A number of physicians were
present at the meeting and discussed
the alleged cholera cases. 1t was
unanimously decided to use all pos
sible precautions, and to treat the
disease as il it were cholera.
The case against Foster and Land
croft, charged with larceny OF the
sloop Kaiulani, was again remandeo
till tomorrow in the Police Court
The defendants have been humbug
ging the authorities for a week but
finally exhausted the patience OF the
court.
Invitations to the Fairchild-Cum
minis wedding have been issued Ih'
wedding will take place on the 26'i
inst, at the ST. Andrews Cathedra