The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-10-27

Persons requiring tombstones
shopld apply to Fred. Harrison who
has choice lot of new designs on
view
DR.. @. b. Wood says in reference
TO the Stars article "the Board takes
charge" that "the entire article is
Incorrect"
The band plays at the Hawaiian
Hotel this evening and Mr.. r. Ellis
will sing and Charles Kreuter play
the Culvert Polka.
U. S. Consul-General Haywood
left by the Aorangi yesterday after
noon on a vacation. He will prob
ably run up to Washington.
There was very large attendance
at the hand concert at the Park last
evening, and the moonlight effect
was much appreciated until a late
hour
The Barbarians never did like the
Turks; that may account for the
ColonePs objection to the establish
ment Of the "Ott(o)man" Empire
(saloon) at Waikiki.
Central Union Church choir re-
hearses tomorrow evening, Prof.
Yarndley is preparing the music for
Thanksgiving day, and an esthetic
treat is anticipated.
The marriage of William III.
Wright to Miss Healthe Gaudall
takes place this evening at 7:3O at
st. Andrews Cathedral, the Rev.
Alex Macintosh officiating
Tho European papers are much
excited over the Fashoda incident
aud intimate the possibility of war
between France and England unless
Major Marchand's report should
prove to be an olive branch.
Lester Mccarthy, a private of
Company A, First New York Vol
uuteers, died of typhoid fever yes.
terday afternoon, aged 26. The
funeral took place this morning
from st. Andrews Cathedral.
w. w. Dimoud & Co., Ltd, an
nounce that their opening day for
their new holiday goods will be
Monday, November 9TH, instead OF
October 31st. This Is owing to
some changes that are being made
10 their store.
Nigel Jackson and Miss Mamie
Friel were married last evening at
the residence OF Rev T. d. Garvin.
All who have known Nigel since
childhood extend their best wishes
to him and his wife on this import
ant and happy event.
Father Limberg, provincial of the
Marist community, arrived with
Deacons Ulrich, Theophile and
Alloys and Brother Victor of the
same order by the China. Their
residence will be at the Mission and
their labors among the natives until
they are ordained,
The u. =. T. S. Valencia arrived
in port this morning from San
Francisco with the second battalion
of The First Washington troops and
detachment OF the California
artillery on board en- route to Ma
Mia. The transport Arizona arrived
about the same time from Manila
whittier she will return with Gen
eral Kings command.
At the Tuesday evening meeting
OF the Hawaiian Choral Club the
following officers were elected:
President, D. l., Naoue; Treasurer,
NJ. K. Nakuina; Secretary, Jonah
Kumalae, and Musical Director,
Theo. Richards The above named
with John M. Ulunahele form the
Board OF Directors, The dues were
established at twenty five cents a
month There are now 35 members
on tho roll.
The Aorangi last evening took
away the following passengers for
Victoria, B, O.: O. Ill. Clapp, VIM
Haywood, Miss Prince, Miss Sayres
Mrs. NJ. A. GODDARD, A. X, Evans
Mr., and Mrs. Ferguson, W. T
Wood, j. S. McCamas, Mr.. and Mrs
Bruhn, Mr.. and Mrs. j Gagen
David Mollison, Fl. b, Primery
Thos. Schoolcraft, j, II. Dorsley, @
D. Davis, j. Sato and wife, Shagom
and wife, j. p, Mccarthy.
AT the Kickapoos last night there
were present about $50 persons