The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-13


The Hawaiian baud will give a
moonlight concert at Thomas Square
this evening.
Prof. w. D. Alexander and the
Rev. James NJ. Alexander left for
Hanalei last evening.
The December term OF the Su-
preme Court ended yesterday after
noon by limitation
A young popular government
official will join the ranks OF
benedicts this evening.
The II. A. A. G. is meeting with
ready response in its request for
subscriptions towards prizes for the
meeting on the 10th inst.
The tax appeal cases of the o. Z.
81 l.. Co, and of Sumner aud Dow
sett, were argued and submitted be-
fore the Supreme Court yesterday.
The Hawaiian band will not play
at the wharf this afternoon out OF
respect to the family OF the late
diplomatic representative OF the
United States.
The body of the late U. S. Minis
ter A. S. Willis will be senl to his
home by the Australia. Mrs. Willis
and family will take their departure
by the same vessel.
Mr.. Fred Harrison has temporarily
removed his family from Waikiki to
the residence on Vineyard street, of
Mr.. Johu Mott, his father.i n-law,
owing to the illness OF his youngest
child.
The extension of Vineyard street
to Emma street will be accomplish
ed in few weeks. A cottage be.
longing to the Minister of Interior
had to removed for consideration
OF course.
James r. Riley and. Mary B. Scott
we're married yesterday afternoon at
St. Andrews Cathedral, by Rev.
Alexander Macintosh. The couple
will reside at Paauhau, Hawaii,
where Mr.. r. Riley is employed as
chief carpenter.
1t is great satisfaction to long
suffering humanity to hear a mem
Der OF the legal fraternity groaning
under the instruments OF the dentist
1t is a proof that there is retribu~
ton in this world, even if the den
fist out of mercy does not proloDg
the agony. Now, who is the lawyer2
In corner of the official organ
Minister Cooper issues a call for
sealed tender for printing and 5000
copies OF the "Hand book Of Ha
wall" The contract will be given
tomorrow and it is now difficult to
predict who will get the job, This
kind of ''jobbing" will probably
be heard OF at some future date.
Miss Ernestine Kallko, for several
years a favorite pupil of St. An
drew's Priory, died Monday evening
at the residence of her aunt, Grace
Koalii, after a prolonged illness.
The funeral OF the deceased, who
was only IL years OF age at the time
OF her demise, took place yesterday
afternoon from ST. Andrews Cathe-
dral. The Rev. V. Fl. Kitcat offici-
ated.
From casks rotund, the mellow brew
OF Pabst springs perfect to the
light.
For nature sure and science true,
Conspire to brew it night.
The Royal and Pacific too,
Supply this perfect gem.
The Cosmopolitan is not behind
With checks which change with
them.
Through the burning of house
at EVA yesterday, which was oc
cupied by Portuguese family, a
young child, aged Ia months re-
ceived injuries which proved fatal
DR.. Weddick who was Immediately
summoned did all in his power to
save the infant, but his efforts we're
in vain. Two other young children
in the house at the time escaped
without injury.
Organist Wrsy Taylor had ar
ranged an entertainment last even
ing at the St. Andrews Sunday
School Room, for the amusement Of
those who assist in the choir O.
the Cathedral, Mr.. Taylor wa'
ably assisted by Mr.. W. III, Baird
Rev. V. Ii. Kitcat, Rev. FL. ii. Colt