The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-05-06


a rest.
Blue Serge Suits we'll made for 81
at Kerr's.
The island steamers brought in
2S,167 bags Of sugar yesterday.
Company D holds "high jiuks"
this evening after the battalion drill.
Get your seats for the Choral
Society's concert at Wall Nichols Co.
Minister Cooper has been APP
pointed Minister of Finance ad in
terim.
Frank Lincoln, the entertainer,
was pleasantly entertained at the
Pacific Club last evening.
The case Of j. G.. Waibel charged
with selling goods without license
has been carried up to the Supreme
Court.
The Choral Society's concert at
the Opera House on Tuesday even.
ing next will test the resources OF
that bistrionc home.
1t has been discovered that an at
tempt was made to scuttle the lndi-
ana in Hilo Bay. A deserter has
been arrested on suspicion.
President Dole has appointed
John Emmeluth, W. n Armstrong
and Alexander Young as Labor Com
missioners under the act of 1895.
The Monowai arrived from San
Francisco at ] 80 aud sails for the
Colonies at o'clock this afternoon
She brought only A Cabin passengers
for this port.
Bishop Willis arrived at Apia on
Ea ter Eve and on Easter Day con
frmed eleven Samoans aud held a
Communion Service. He will arrive
in England in June
The improvements at the Hagey
Club are progressing, but the rooms
are not yet comfortable enough to
entertain visitors at social. Prob
ably one will be given on the 18th
instant.
Judge Perry has sentenced d. X.
Brown for stealing bicycle from
N. f. Burgess to fine Of $50 and
costs. The bike was worth $40. He
also fined Wa Hop SIS for cruelty
to animals.
Obi If Mr.. Rowell would only be-
gin to take those many irons of his
out of the fire in some systematic
system there would be hope for him
and for the people. He probably
means well.
Mr.. w. W. Hall, Treasurer of the
Hawaiian Evangelical Association,
will be pleased to receive donations
to the fund as there is deficit OF
$4,000 to be made up before the
18th instant.
Mrs. Anna II. Pauels, wife of a
former janitor OF the Central Union
Church, died a. the Queens Hospi-
tai yesterday of heart failure. She
was buried in the Nuuanu Cemetery
in the afternoon.
The patrons Of the Hawaiian Ga
zette were disappointed to find that
the Advertisers interview with Goo
Kim on the Lhue Plantation affair
had been omitted as it was both ac-
curate and interesting.
John Radin has contributed $3.50
to the Treasury for having permit
ted little dope to be found on his
promises. The other case involving
imprisonment has been carried up
to the Supreme Court.
Samuel M. Damon has been re-
lieved from the Trusteeship Of the
Bishop Estate on his own motion
and contrary to the wishes Of his
cotrustees. Absence from the coun-
try and pressure of business are the
reasons given
Many friends were down at the
wharf expecting to welcome home
Mrs, Kia Nahaolelua, but we're dis
appointed. She did not return by
the Monowai, but is expected by the
next Doric on the 18th instant.
Mrs. Irene Buchanan Long has
to-day instituted suit for divorce
against her husband Carlos A. Long
who she AYERS has been guilty 0!
cruelty towards her, The case vii
be tried at the August term OF the
Circuit Court. Paul Neumann il
Attorney for petitioner