The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-11-14

killing Pacheco.
@. Klemme 81 Go. will receive a
number Of German specialties by
the Australia.
The Papgelli divorce case was de-
cided this morning in favor OF the
injured husband.
Mr. COLLAGE OF the Appraisers de-
partment has severed his connection
with the Custom House.
Among the passengers by the Hall
last evening were f. B. McStocker,
Julian Monsarrat, and H. A. Bald
win.
w. w. Dimond has something
very interesting to say to house
keepers in regard to replenishing
their china ware.
The Postmastmaster General re
turned by tho w. G.. Hall yesterday
afternoon after tour OF inspection
on Maui and Hawaii
Captain Cooke Lodge No. 1853,
Sons of st. George, will meet on
Monday evening, November 16, for
nomination OF officers.
The rumor that a carrier pigeon
has arrived bearing the news OF
Bryan's election can not be verified.
Bryan got there all the same.
Now for the Oyster cockl ais.
The Criterion saloon will be to the
front eleven minutes after the arrival
OF the Australia on Monday next.
Hackfeld's coal pile was found on
fire this morning. No, 2 engine set
to work aud the fire has been ex-
tinguished with but trifliug damage.
Jim Dodd will have another up
limited cargo of his famous Enter
prise beer by the Australia for The
consumption Of his patrons OF the
Pantheon.
THE INDEPENDENT was told br
member of the Executive that the
Press was not invited to the cable
meeting at the Executive Building
this morning.
No less than three ocean liners are
due on Monday next-the Australia,
Picking and Miowera. Between
them they should bring plenty Of
foreign news.
The Merchants Exchange will
have their Oyster cocktails on tap
with Enterprise beer as soon as the
Australia announces the election of
Mckinley or Bryan.
The program for the St. Louis
College entertainment this evening
will be found on the first page.
Seats may be obtained at the Golden
Rule Bazaar, and carriages ordered
for 1915.
Tommy Krouse's whistling mag
pie has reached its owner. Like the
Jackdaw of Rheims, he had gone to
the Catholic Church to say his pray
ers after entertaining 50 long the
Hawaiian Jury.
About one o'clock to. day Douglas
Collins horse and break went tear
ing down King street towards Mo-
analua. A careless servant had taken
off the bride at Collins harness
shop without putting on head
stall, and the horse being scared
went off on a run for his own
pleasure.
The meeting OF delegates from the
Aloha Alma League will take place
in Honolulu on the 2Sth Of Novem-
Der. 1t is understood that on the
occasion great mass meeting will
be held on the corner OF Beretania
and Miller streets, formerly known
as he McKibbin premises.
The sale Of real estate at Morgan's
auction room at noon to day shows
that there is "boom" in Honolulu
at present. The prices paid for the
Kaalawai lots Of w. James Smith
we're surprising. Makih lots belong
ing to the same estate fetched higher
prices than seen here for many times
The old Cooke promises on King
street we're sold to A. f. Cooke for
$500 The premises will make a
beautiful garden aud greatly 60
nance the value OF Mr.. Cookies resi-
dence, after the old buildings have
been removed. The boom is due to
the fact that Bryan is elected,