The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-07-13

teachers in attendance.
Attention is called to the Board
OF Health's regulate ns concerning
pulmonary tuberculosis.
"Chase dull care away" go and
anchor with the prince OF mixiolo.
gists, Bob Carlisle, at the Anchor.
Judge Ediugs left for Kailua to-
day to look over the Circuit OF
which he in the future will have
jurisdiction as Circuit Judge.
DR.. Richard j. Williamson has
been recommended by the Board
of Health to the Treasurer for
license to practice medicine in the
Territory.
C.B. Reynolds reports the compile
tion Of the Kalaupapa landing at
the Leper Settlement so that there
is no longer any fear OF boats being
cspszed among the dangerous rocks.
The Fountain is now 10 working
order and Harry Juen is ready to
serve first class refreshments to old
and new friends. The Fountain is
on King street opposite the Railroad
Depot,
II, Fl. Williams, the undertaken,
has been given the contract for
burying American seamen dying at
this port. Some time ago the Marine
Hospital service called for bids for
the service and Williams bid was
the lowest,
Alexander Lindsay leaves early
next month for the States and will
take a course 10 law at Harvard
University. Mr.. Lindsay has been
for some timA at Kailua, Koua, hut
has decided to give up business for
the legal profession.
The funeral Of Sarah K. Gray took
place this morning at 1890 o'clock
,,from the Hebron residence on Nuu-
anu streat. The pallbearers were
Messrs. w. W. Hall, j +. Anterior,
w. D. Alexander, Henry Water
house, j. o. Carter aud w. o. Smith.
The members OF the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association will give
moonlight bathing party at Wal
kiki on Saturday evening Those
who go on bicycles will leave from
the Elite building at 1880 and will
meet the rest OF the party at Wal
kiki Inn.
The big pump that came to the
Islands on the Australia, destined
for the McBryde plantation, is being
loaded on the steamer Maui, and it
is expected that it will be sent to
Eleele TO day. The pump has a
capacity OF 100000 gallons day,
aud it will be- used at the new we'll
OF the plantation.
A squad Of ten men each from the
police force and Co, f, N. g. II.
will shoot a match at the Iwilei
range at 2 p. M, Saturday. The
men will be- picked shots and good
score is looked for. Captain Robt
Parker will command tho police
squad and Captain Sam Johnson the
boys from the national guard.
Frank G, Faxon and Miss Ida f
Hawkings, were married at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage, THU
city, yesterday, by the Rev. q. l.
Pearson Mr.. Faxon is the Secretary
and Manager Of the America Powe
& Water Company, Limited, and hi
bride is we'll known young lady oil
Honolulu. Mr.. and Mrs. Faxor
will take up their residence at Cot
tsge Grove, on King street
]. Griffith wac fined 500 and costs
in the District Court this morning
for assaulting Harvey La hoy
DEVELOPMENTS in The case brough
out the fact that we have avery unde
sirable element among us. GRIMM
who defended himself and was
source OF musement to the larg,
audience claimed that the Higl
Sheriff was his most intimate frien'
In the world. The case occupies
nearly one hour and later on tn
High Sheriff said that Mr.. Griffith
claim OF intimacy or friendship VII
him was great surprise to MN, a
he had, a few days ago, held inter
view with the fellow in which b
had exhausted Webster's dictionSr
1.-THE nice editlonl in telling qnWt
what he thought OF HIM a MI
Hartman appeared and said tins
everything Griffith stated was tru'
and the Judge Immediately foun
the defendant guilty and fined hin