The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-07-24

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spent anywhere else.
The Asiatic passengers in the
City of Picking were released yester-
day from the quarantine.
The Won Tempsky family arrived
in the Hall to bid goodbye to Ma
jor Wodehouse and family
Contractor Bickal is more than
satisfied with the terms of his settle /
ment with the o. r. a. J.. Co.
Mrs. Porter Boyd is recovering
from the effects of her accident.
She will with Mr.. Boyd shortly visit
Hilo.
Big reduction in every department
during this week at Sachs Clear
ance Sale. Don't miss this oppor-
tunity.
1t is reported that A. M. Brown
is to be Marshal, r. Hitchcock his
deputy and A, w. Carter Attorney
General.
Elder Jensen of Salt Lake City
gave an interesting lecture to the
members of the Salvation army
yesterday.
Wilcox Hall, the gift of G.. N.
Wilcox to the lepers, was dedicated
with appropriate formalities last
Thursday.
Sam Woods, who lately met with
an accident, is improving rapidly.
He is now recuperating at Puuhue
on Hawaii.
The Parker party is enjoying life
on Hawaii. The bracing climate Of
Waimea has been highly beneficial
to the visitors,
The son of Jimmie Holt reached
his first anniversary of his birthday
last Monday and got fine send of.
Keep it up Jimmie.
The guns and ammunition with
which the Lehua was ornamented
were landed yesterday and returned
to government charges.
Palmer Woods is not manager of
Kapapala Ranch as stated by the
Advertiser. Palmer runs his own
ranch, and it's name is Puuhue.
The Japanese bamboo village at
Wainaku has been destroyed by fire.
Photographers and other landscape
picturesquers have lost another
chance.
The Lehua has returned and gone
out of commission. She is now in
the service OF Wilder S. S. Co. They
get the money 100000, she got the
fame. And who gets the blame2
Ladies' cry for it, girls demand it
and the little kids howl for dresses
of Silk Striped Challies. There are
still some yards left of this fashion
able material at the store OF l.. b.
Kerr on Queen street y
The illness OF Chas. Hammer is
deplored by his many friends. M.
Hammer, who is one Of the staunch
citizens of Hawaii, has succumbed
to the fever now prevalent and is
under most precarious conditions.
M. e. Silva has a few samples Of
Challies which will be found on in
spection to be far superior to those
in any other store in town. A fresh
supply is expected by next boat.
Prices and quantities to suit GUS
toners.
Man-depraved man-now wants
to be well-dressed, Let him go
down to Queen street and select a
piece of goods intended to make a
most becoming and fashionable suit
and his object is gained. l., b. Kerr
furnishes the material.
The directors of the Baseball
League have decided that the pro
test made by the Unknowns in re-.
gard to the last game is not basec
on Justice. The Unknowns are over
ruled but they will win the mex
game and 80 the season.
Address all communications to thu
Editorial Department OF the lNDE
PENDENT to Edmund Norrie, Busl
ness letters should be addressed Il
G. O. Kenyon. This is necessary 10
the present as the Post Office viii
withhold all mails addressed simpl,
to the INDEPENDENT, owing to the sui
brought by A. V, Gear s.