The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-11-26

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quet OF compliments for his manage
ment OF the Hilo Herald.
The inmates of Lunalilo Home,
the Insane Asylum and the Jail
we're remembered at yesterday din
Rer.
Police officers throwing their clubs
at runaway horses is peculiar and
novel method Of attempting to stop
them.
All cricketers are requested to
turn up tomorrow so as ensure
good game, Baseballists are es-
pecially invited to participate.
The Stars newsboy had a jolly
time of it yesterday, thanks to the
generous business management of
that lively and enterprising journal.
Mrs. HI. Herbert has been placed
in charge of the business advertis-
ing and subscription department.
of the Anglican Church Chronicle.
A large number Of Chinese left
by the Coptic to day to enjoy their
New Years Day in China, and many
OF them to procure their wives and
children,
Although Wall, Nichols Co. will
be closed to- morrow, as far as their
business is concerned, arrangemen ts
will be made, " hereby theatre goers
can obtain seats during the day.
The Iolani School Entertainment
this evening commences at o'clock.
Tram cars return to town at $3.50,
$40, $50 and 7:50. Parents of the
boys and friends of the school are
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Churchill have
decided to remain over for the 40
rangi which boat they will take to
Vancouver From there they will
go on to Washington aud then to
Japan, returning to this place next
year.
DR.. James T. Wsyson and Miss
Della Sheehy were married by Rev.
G. l., Pearson at the Waikiki resi-
dence Of Mr.. John Eua yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Emmett May was
best man and Miss Eua bridesmaid.
Th" bride was given away 10y Mr..
Ena. Congratulations.
A sneak thief made call on Capt.
Cluney at his residence at Leleo
yesterday and distracted ten dollars
in silver coin from bureau. As it
was Thanksgiving Day the captain
should take no notice OF the triling
incident. he doesn't see it in that
light and the detectives are at work.
The funeral of Major Kahalewai
which took place yesterday after
noon from the residence OF Mr..
Fritz Wilhelm, whose wife is the
sister of the deceased, was attended
by large number OF friends. Rev.
Father Matthias was the officiating
clergyman. The interment took
place at the Makiki cemetery.
; Mr.. Charles Joyce, the esteemed
chief steward OF the Claudine, has
rendered his resignation. He retires
WIFI INC dlOud VI his hohJ ii'ohNs
and his resignation will be regretted
by the travelling public with which
Mr.. Joyce through his courtesy AND
attention was very popular. We
wish him all possible prosperity in
the future walks Of life.
David Crowningberg, who, for
number of years served as a police
officer, on the Honolulu force, dice
at his residence at Liiha street thi
morning. The deceased who wa
about 81 years of age was yer,
efficient officer and held the rank o
lieutenant, when he through il
health severed his connections witt
the department, The funeral take
place at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The following passengers arrive,
by the Mauna Loa yesterday: P. !
Phillips, H. S. Ewing and wife, G. II
Angus, Mrs. j. X laukea, Miss Ulu
kou, Mrs. M. Edwards, Mr.. Man
and wife, Mr.. Shibayama, Mr.. La
Tong, H. Willgerotb, VIM. Crozie
Rev. S. HI. Davies, DIR. McWayn,
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