The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-15


A farewell reception will be given
tomorrow evening, at the Christian
Church, to Rev. L. D, Garvin and
Mrs. Garvin.
Attention is called to notice in
regard to the Roman Catholic Sun
day School for Girls at the Convent
OF the Sacred Heart.
Kailipaka has had added on to his
previous sentence of three years
another one of eighteen months for
stealing Mrs. j. Robinson's watch.
Our old friend the Yamashiro
Maru will inaugurate the new jap
anese-A ustralian Line. She leaves
Yokohama for Melbourne on Octo-
Der Bird.
Saturday next, the new Repub.
lcan holiday, is the anniversary of
the death of President Garfield, who
died in 1881, by the murderous hand
OF Guitteau.
The "Queen" apartment House on
Nuuanu Avenue has at last been
rented, and it is understood, it will
be opened as lodging house on the
LIST prox.
The American League flag flying
calls its members to meet this even
ing. Close application to business
is requested as some members wish
to go to Company AIS ball.
Captain Christian, night watch
. man of the Inter Island has resign
ed his position. His place has been
taken by the late quartermaster Of
the w. G. Hall, Paul Something.
The Band boys we're heartily
greeted last evening at Emma
Square by very large audience.
The native airs were spontaneously
encored. The children behaved
well.
Much to the satisfaction of officers
and men, and the community at
large, Captain Watson Of the U. S..
S. Adams has decided to remain in
port until after Saturdays regatta.
1t is happy decision.
The trouble between the s. n.
Castles men has been settled out Of
Court after an investigation by
Consul General Mills and the Mar
shall. Three of the men were paid
off and will be sent to the Coast,
Among the through passengers
by the Doric were Mrs. F. V. McNair,
wife of Admiral McNair, U. S. N. in
command of the Asiatic squadron,
and son; Commander w. W. Refs,
niger, U. S. NJ; Lieut.. Fl. #. Flick
bohm, U. S. N. and wifs; and Baron
r B. BATE.
Last evening, Kaya, japanese
full of saki, bowled over officer Hau-
mea on King Street, and wound up
by stabbing officer Kaalunu in two
places. He then fell and received a
wound in his own arm. Haumea
landed him in the cells to be dealt
with by the Judge.
A number Of the Doric's passen
gers heavily decorated with leis
took in the sights this morning in
carriages. Some of them said that
il this was our Fall weather, we real
ly lived in a Paradise. They ad
mired everything, more especially
the winsome charms OF our girls.
An amusing incident occurred a!
the Makiki drill Of the mounted
patrol yesterday morning One Of
the we'll trained animals objected to
it's rider, dumped him on to the
ground with "buck," and thor
calmly and with 'nostrils smiling re-
turned to its proper place in the
ranks.
Miss l.. S. Willis returned to he
post of duty at the Christ Church
Family Boarding School for Girls
at South Kona, Hawaii, by the
steamer w. G.. Hall this morning
The school opened its new tern
after vacation last Saturday, the 12tl
instant The Rev. S. H, Davies il
the rector of the parish and princi
pal of the school.
1t is understood that private ad
vices have reached Honolulu tina
tho city OF Constautinople is il
ruins; having been bombarded b,
the British Mediterranean feet du
ring the first week OF September. II
connection Herewith it ia ais
rumored that our English Admira
who has resided in these islands TO
a number of years will cable to Lor,