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

William Nj. Mahuka has notice |
in the advertising columns revoking
powers conferred upon A. Rosa.
G. Carson Kenyon has lost a
watch chain pardant Of New Tea.
land greensboro. Please return it
in this Office,
Nat Goodwin's Company will
present the "Gilded Fool" at the
Opera House this evening. This is
an unexpected treat.
Maxine Elliott who is conceded to
be the handsomest woman on the
American stage to-day is with the
Nat Goodwin Company.
Look out for the new Ere alarm
whistle this afternoon. Three dill
ferent alarms will be sounded as ex-
periments. The fire will not be there.
And SO the Alameda came in
bright and early this afternoon. The
captain was somewhat ahead OF time
and so is Jim Oodd invariably with
his Enterprise beer at the Pantheon
Saloon.
On Saturday evening next the
performance at st. Louis College
will be quite an attraction. Those
who do not attend will be dis
appointed.
If you do not interview Lewis a.
Co. in regard to your groceries, and
ascertain what they can give you
for Thanksgiving Day, you will make
mistake.
A very pleasant and uuostenta-
tious gathering OF the friends of
George Houghtailing were treated
to-day TO luau at his residence Pa
lama. A general good time was had
by all present.
We repeat what we have already
anticipated that Superintendent At
kinsou's census report will show
over the necessary 100000 popula-
ton for the Hawaiian Islands, but
the main majority will be Asiatics.
The muggy weather and ones
sticky condition in consequence is
distressing. La grippe is on The
rampage with prospects Of general
epidemic on Monday next when Nc
Kinleyites will learn of Bryan's
election.
Last evenings thunderstorm
somewhat cleared the atmosphere,
nd assisted ia passing h, JA2lI3i,
Seismic wave on to California The
prophecied Eruption of the Coast
by Nature may be contemporaries Gus
with political events.
The Hawaiian Quintette Club will
play during the dinner hour this
evening at the Hawaiian Hotel
Manager Lucas has prepared a
special bill Of fare. The music Of
the Hawaiian boys must be heard
to be appreciated.
Remember that When the Austria
liza arrives on Sunday night, or early
on Monday morning, the white flag
at the foremost means Bryan, and
tho Red, Mckinley. The American
y League flag will show that Presi
dent of the United 81 ates has been
amicably elected.
By the Alameda, Hugo Fisher
leaves us. AS an artist, a gentleman
aud friend he will be most pleas
antly and favorably remembered by
all who have had the pleasure OF
meeting him. He leaves behind
him many happy "reminiscences OF
his art and personality, and he takes
with him the respect, esteem and
aloha OF very large circle OF
friends.
Seats for single performances to
be given by the Frawley Company
are on sale at Hobron's. There is a
strong demand and the ACCESSIBILITY
OF securing seats in advance is re-
specially urged. The following is
the repertoire for the first week
Nov. 18th, THE Wife," 10th, "The
Two Escutcheons;" 2lst, matinee
"Moths;" Nov. 2lst, evening, "The
Lost Paradise"
George Lambert wor king at the
Pantheon Stable is reported to have
lately fallen heir to small fortune
from wealthy relations in England
1t is not unlikely that Lambert vii