The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-21


Committee on fourth page.
The Ball will take place on the
evening of the 22nd OF June.
The choir OF tho second Congre-
cation practices at the Cathedral
this evening.
The Myrtle Boat Club meets in
the Chamber Of Commerce at 1880
this evening.
Eleven Cinnamon we're arrested
last night at Waikiki for gambling
by Captain Fernandes.
American marines landed this
morning and drilled an hour or two
at tho barracks grounds.
Paymaster SHINES of the U. S. S.
Adams was around this morning
calling on his numerous friends.
Prof. Yarndley is on the look out
for few good voices for his choirs.
He is short OF bassos, tenors and
sopranos.
Miss Clymer, the amiable aud
charming pianiste is still suffering
from indisposition to the deep re-
greet Of her numerous.friends.
Fresh fish will ba received irom
Mookai by tho Mama Loa to.day.
This is the Grst shipment from
from Hitchcock's "fsh-ranch,"
Passengers arriving per Wilder
Steamship Helene this morning
were: Misses S. and e. Spencer,
Dr. Oliver, D. Conway and 3 deck.
Mrs. Frank Spencer and family
arrived from Waimea this morning
by the Helene, only to learn the sad
news of the demise of Mr.. Spencer.
The INDEPENDENT is sorry to learn
OF the somewhat serious indisposi-
ton OF Mr.. Karl Nett, one OF the
urbane Clerksin the Banking House
of Bishop ~ Co.
1t appears to be almost authori
tive that it is H. B. NJ. S. Amphion
aud not the Penguin which is hourly
expected, but, amid conflicting
opinions, the vessel herself will
decide.
Frank Mcintyre has found ths
parents of the waif he found in HIS
yard. The toddling had strayed
from Dowsetts Lane, Palams to
Nuuanu Valley to SEQ Frank and his
mangoes.
The following passengers arrived
by the Msuna Loa to-day: NJ. f.
Scott, w. j. Gates, II, Leigler and
wife, W. G.. Wait, Judge Waipuilani
and wife, |. II, Greenwell and So
passengers on deck.
After the letter from the Marions
in to-day's issue in reply to that Of
Yesterday from the Flagship there
should be no difficulty in arranging
the cutter race between them and
the Philadelphias.
While there will be no fixed social
entertainment tomorrow evening,
friends Of the Hagey Social Club are
cordially invited to step in and
amuse themselves. The rooms have
been partially closed during the
week for furnishing.
A. G.. M. Robertson, j. l.. Torbert,
w. F. Love, r. F.. Douglas, j. Hay
Wodehouse, l.. de l.. Ward, Robert
Jordan, II. w, M. Mist, w. Horace
Wright and A. M. Hewitt have been
added to the Executive Committee
OF the Jubilee celebration.
The Council of State will meet at
Up. m. this afternoon to discuss i'm
portant matters. 1t is generally
understood that the japanese de-
mands, which have been in the
hands OF the government for the
last ten days will be laid before the
Council.
The program, in brief, for the
celebration on the 23rd Of June
tourists Of religious services at IL
a. m. to he followed by the general
sports. In the event OF there being
no British Man-oi-war in port, the
government has kindly consented tc
fire the Royal Salute at noon
For the Cricket match tomorrow
the Philadelpbias have gracefully
yielded their game to the Wilo
Swans team as that vessel sails on
Tuesday. The Honolulus will be
represented by Herbert Captain
DR.. Murray, Hatfield, Give Davies
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