The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-10-07

port this evening although not actu-
ally due until to- morrow.
Exclusive styles in fine millinery
at N. S. Sachs Drygoods Co. to-
morrow and following days.
The steamer Mogul brought 4l2
Japanese males, 1874 females and 10
children. There are more to come.
Baseball to morrow afternoon be-
tween Wela-ka- haos and the New
Workers. A good game is anticipa-
ted.
For Lines, Lemons and Alligator
Pears, ETC., go to Masonic Temple
Fruit Store. Edgar Henriques.
The regular meeting OF the Pa
lama Cooperative Grocery Co.,
Limited, will be held on Friday, the
18th inst. See ad.
A. Minister Cooper sat as an
Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court yesterday, there was no meet
ing OF the Board OF Education.
The Pennsylvania sailed last even.
lug for San Francisco with invaded
soldiers. Mrs. Harland and daugh-
tor travelled with the ship.
Two young Hawaiians from the
Kakaako district were sent to the
reef for ten days for assaulting Jim
Aud, Jr., lad Of tender years.
Mr.. Sydney H. Morse gives fare
we'll concert at Progress Hall to-
morrow evening, where he will be
assisted by excellent local talent.
The pupils OF the Punahou schools
are enjoying an outing to Waialua
day., The young people and
teachers left by the morning train.
The case against w. j. Lowrie
charged with malicious injury will
be heard on the 18th inst. Mr..
C'cil Brown appears fdr Mr.. Lowrie.
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn is confined at
his house through serious indis-
position. Princess Kaiulani is still
visiting at the Boyd residence at
Manoa Valley.
The Government has formally ac-
ceeded to the propositions made by
Captain Tanner, U. S. N, for coaling
station frontage for the u S. A., as
ready detailed in this journal.
The German bark Ii. F. Glade
brought for several planters, 365
CALLAHAN ,,ou,;prapt. 5or tha ,noo.
plantations. On the voyage there
we're three deaths and the same
number OF births.
In the hall at the Eagle House at
2:30 Sunday afternoon, w. X. Azbill
will address English speaking,
Chinese and Japanese ON "Hin-
ORANGES to the Progress Of Chris
tianity in the Far East.
One Of the busiest places in town
is Ralph Turner's turning shop
where the machinery runs day and
night to supply the demand for
ornamental woodwork for the
builders and OF ca'abashes for the
public general.
The dramatic entertainment OF
the Kilohana Art League has been
arranged for the 10Th inst. at the
Opera House. DR.. A. e. Nichols
has general supervision Of the affair.
The plays selected are "Bear and
Forhear" and "a Model Lover"
The old Empire will soon be a
day of the past and the Hoffman
house will arise from the ashes Of
the old establishments. Lawrence
Dee is making great alterations and
improvement, and when ready the
Hoffman house will beat anything
ever seen west OF San Francisco
Uedo, the japanese who stabbed
Mort, eouutryman with knife
several weeks ago was tried in the
District Court this morning. Mr..
Davis'who appeared for the defend.
ant, tried to establish case OF self
defence. The magistrate took
different view and sentenced the
knife-wielder to imprisonment for
nine months. An appeal to the
Circuit Court was taken. Mr..
Edings assisted the prosecution,