The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-18

yarC, 'oE ous Weeh only at -. ID.
Kerr 81 Co., Queen street,
When you want hack ring up
l9l. On that stand you will get a
reliable aud good driver, fine hack,
and no overcharging.
We regret to learn that Chief
Justice Judd is very low and that
all hopes of his recovery have been
abandoned by his physicians.
Special bargains for the gentle.
men Hats aud Caps, Shirte, Collars,
Cuffs aud Neck Ties, for one week
only, at l.. B. Kerr e. Co., Queen
Street.
The City Carriage Co. is now in
the livery business. II has buggies,
surrey-, wagons, etc., on hand at all
hours of the day or night, Tele-
phoue lib.
Judge Hartwell has presented to
Mrs. Sanford B. d lie the pen with
which President Mckinley signed
the Territorial bill, the gift being
from the President.
At the Orpheum Matinea to-mor-
row Souvenir pictures Of Baby Ruth
will be presented to the audience
Allan Dunn is preparing new ex-
travaganza for this popular theatre.
Vantt,n.f ~, fot
Wn,skey, unegualied for ITS purity
and excellence. On sale at any OF
the ssioons and at Lovejoy & Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Uganda
TIL. Copt'c ls scheduled to sail for
the Oneut al 4 y III On board Ter
are -ev-ral ladies puuud for Nj anita
who nave visited Honolulu before
aud made many friends. They 60
out rs nurses.
All British supj-cts are earnestly
"a ,"sted 10 allend meeting to-
Morrow evan ug at the Arlington
Holei, at 1920, TO consider ways and
means Of celebrating Queen Vic
toria's b r.hday.
at the meeting of the Board OF
Education yesterday Minister Mott
Smith suggested that all teachers
who thought their salaries should
be increased should present the
matter in writing.
The news CONES from Astoria that
the Hawaiian bark Iolani was sunk
on this Bird instant in collision with
the British ship Argus. No lives
We're lost. Among the passengers
was A. w. Heydemann OF Kau.
Her Britanic Msjesty's Consul will
be pleased to welcome all callers on
Thursday next the "a inst. the ami
yersary of Queen Vlcloria's Birth
day, betwaen the hours OF IL a. m.
and | p. m. at the British Consulate.
kapsiama.
Mrs. d. X. Kamaiopil, a we'll
known Hawaiian lady died yester-
day afternoon after long illness
She WAS the mother OF Mra. Il 3
Boyd and Mrs Ernest Kaa, and
was 68 years Of age. The funera
took place this afternoon.
Mr.. e. S. Gill who will be the
editor of the Republican" the new
morning paper arrived by tn" Cop
tic. Mr.. Gill is an experience
newspaper man and it il eHpectet
his "new style OF journalism" vii
make the dull morning hours lively
Tenders for supplying the Molo
kai leprr settlement with heel up Il
December neSt were opened yes'er
day aud the following awards wer
made: Metropolitan Meat Co, bse
in barrels at $l4 so per barrel; ID
Hsckfeld a. Co., one pound TIN
$29s per case, and two pound tin
~ 50 per case.
At ha Y. III G. A. last evening
gonng Women's Christian Assoeia
tIon vas organized with the follow
ing ladies az Directors! Mrs. 7, !
Walker, Mrs. E w. Jordan, Mrs, g
3. Wood, Miss Hyde, Mrs. H. I
Brown. Mrs Il. May. Mrs. Il. /
Coleman, Mrs, W. = Frear and Mr.
T.. L. Lnwrev. Mrs. A. s Colem Al
chairman; Miss Laurence, Mrs. !
osborn, Mrs. w A. Bowen and Mr.
Frear drew up tho constitution