The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-03-05


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Host Krouse has built a,charming
little play house for the children on
the Arlington lawn.
Miss Lena Bogel was a passenger
by the mail steamer aud it is under
stood is on visit to Mrs. S. NJ.
Damon OF this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dowsett Parker il
yet at the Queens Hospital, and is
rapidly improving in health.
Five cases on the "bill Of fare"
were disposed of in half an hour in
the District Court this morning.
The Zealandia arrived from the
Colonies this afternoon. She sails
for San Francisco this evening at 8
o'clock.
Col. Moore will relate his export.
ences on coffee and volcanoes at the
Hagey Social Club tomorrow
evening
Rev. II. B. Gottwaltz OF Cam
bridge, England, leaves by the S. S,
Peru after pleasant visit TO the
islands.
Tho Kalihi-waena school children
give a concert tomorrow evening at
the Arion Hall in the rear OF the
Opera House.
"Deuce" the fox terrier of Wallace
of No. 2, was run over last night.
He is improving. This is not his
first accident.
A San Francisco base ball player
broke his arm in three places, be-
tween the shoulder and the elbow,
while practicing throwing to first
base.
f. Il. Mossman was married to
Mildred Kingsley yesterday by the
Rev. d. p. Brine, at the residence
Of the parson. The wedding was
strictly private.
The Sewing Society of ST. An
drew's Cathedral netted over 5000
by their Fancy Fair. An excellent
showing Of the appreciation in
which the ladies are held.
Mr.. George Smithies left by the
Kinau this morning for Mahukona.
Reports to hand mention the serious
illness Of his mother, Mrs. j. S,
Smithies, at Mahukona.
A suggestion to the police on duty
by the Marshal to intimate to
Chinese vegetable dealers the neces-
sity OF keeping the sidewalks free
from fruit peeling would be appre-
ciated,
Prof. Yarndley speaks in highly
commendatory terms of the great
improvement in singing by the pupils
of the High School. He appears to
be very much gratified at their pro.
gress.
The Kinau left this morning on
her route. Among her passengers
we're the Misses Parker and Woods
all booked for Puuhue, Kohala
Miss Parker will return to Honolulu
in three weeks.
II you want a good wholesome
stimulating and refreshing temper
ance drink this warm weather, call
for an egg lemonade at the Empire
Saloon. 1t beats cocktail hollow
in thirst appeasiug and Dutritive
qualities. Willie Carlyle and Jimmy
Olds, Jr,, have studied the mixico
laborical trick of making it to per.
lection.
The Kilohana Art League elected
two dozen new members last even
ing, and decided to open their next
public exhibition on May 18th
Pictures will be received on May
9Th. Vanishing day, members re-
ception and first view on May 18th
The exhibition will remain open fol
three weeks.
The Board of Agriculture me-
yesterday afternoon, and Wray
Taylor was appointed secretary
during Mr.. Joseph Marsden's three
months leave of absence in Cali
fornia on account OF health. TIL,
forester and laborers were trans
ferred from Makiki to the new
plantation at Nuuanu Valley, leay
ing one man at Makiki.
Harry Lee, the actor, arrived b,
the Zealandia from the Colonies to
day. 1t is learned that he will stol
over probably until the departure o
the Australia In the meantime
and as early as possible, Honolulu
lovers OF something good may get
treat from Harry Lee at the Oper