The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-02-21

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The Rio de Jaueiro sailed for the
Orient yesterday morning.
There is a meeting of the mem
bers OF the Bar at o'clock this
afternoon,
Acting District Magistrate Peter
son presided in the District Court
this morning,
The n S. Sachs Dry Goods Co,
Ltd, has notice in this issue of
elections OF officers.
Tomorrow night Company A will
give it's grand annual ball and all
preparations have been made to as
sure a big success.
Ten cases against swipe sellers
we're dismissed in the District Court
this morning, the Deputy Marshal
entering nolle prosequi
The duet from Donizettis "Ecce
Panis" was beautifully rendered at
high mass yesterday at the Roman
Catholic Cathedral by Rev. Fathers
Valentin and Martin.
The electric lights went back on
the Waverley Club boys three times
on Saturday evening and again yes
terday They will bc properly ar.
ranged this morning
Herman Horn, the boss baker
has created a wedding cake for the
Conradt- Holmes wedding, which, il
possible, surpasses all his former
efforts. Hermann is an artist
The address, delivered at the Ka-
waiahao Church last evening by Mr..
Theo. II. Davies was very interesting
and made deep impression on his
large audience. His subject, THE
Prodigal Son." was handled in a
mastery manner
1t is expected that the U. S. F. S.
Baltimore will be relieved by the U.
S. S. Olympia at the end of next
month. A large number OF the Balti
more's men will remain here as their
terms Of service will prevent them
from being sent to foreign station.
The American schooner Alice
Cooke, Penhallow master, arrived in
port at 1890 p. IN. Sunday, Fl days
from San Francisco, which port she
sailed from on January Both. The
Alice Cooke comes with cargo OF
1000 ties and 1906 tons Of general
merchandise for H. Hackfeld e. Co.
Mrs. Penhallow is with the Captain.
The marriage OF Mr.. Joseph Con-
radt and Miss Annie Holmes will
be celebrated at St. Andrews Cathe-
dral this evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Bishop Of Honolulu will tie the
sacred knot, aud number OF friends
OF the contracting party have been
asked to be present at the ceremony.
Genial Tom Maloney, one OF Jack
McVeigh's trusted lieutenants, cele-
brated his return from the quaran-
tine island yesterday afternoon by
entertaining a number of his inti-
mate friends at Aala village. The
"boys" want Tom to be on duty in
the quarantine brigade every day
during the week and join them every
Sunday in celebrating his safe re-
turn to town.
The Cyclomere track will un-
doubleday be in good shape on Sat-
urday next when Manager Clement
will arrange a program which will
draw a big crowd. Clement has had
a letter from Frank Eberhardt of
Solinas, Kansas, champion rider
who has beaten the worlds record
and who is anxious to make an en-
gagement here to meet some OF our
local talent The present season
will close on Saturday and the "bike"
enthusiasts will get short rest.
The committee having charge OF
the races to take place on the 18th
of March, is busy arranging final
program. Owing to the heavy
weather on Maui, Mr.. Decker who
has string Of fine horses has been
unable to bring them down and the
gentlemen managing the meeting
are DESTROYS OF comforting with him
before making final arrangements
1t is hoped that the improvement in
the weather will enable the ship
ment of the Maui horses this week
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