The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-11
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A driver - zantrsf for bakery warss
Easy hesrss s~of Kay - sat col
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Mrs. fisHua, Kizx street. bss1sss
roEt sa.f Alskss streets. has a sne Eas
- Eafiyc bats
Reb< W. Askin=eu- II Msrshr At street.
bsswren Fort ard .ALxks2 street, : 3 pre-
par~d to 80 tsV-vsrifinr 81 N asoaabls
rates
The reSAiar session of the ChaEsber
Of Co1aFserse transacted % b,1siE - yss-
tsrtay for The r=sen that - quorum
was present.
D,. \ Z Nichels has again resumed
his dental practice and ; lesatsd on
Aizkss street with Dr. Anderson Hours
30 n T. &c 4 D n
The high board fence IN fr.agrS ~ the
rev Boston building wa removed yes-
rsaiay- The frunt Of the hniIEiu<. : very
handsome and adds great deal TO the
block IN Which il : located
The first drill o. company Z occurred
~ the drill shed grounds Tuesday uixht.
Company ( : composed entirely az IA
sivrs and was mustered IN last Ssturvfay
night Nahorz Hipz got the coulpanv
together and says that be intends 10 or
game two other companies
james C2rJy, the livery nan whose
team became unmanaSsahIe and ran
over 4 Portuguese on Hotel street on
Tussisy, was arrested for furious and
needless driving. He appeared in th,.
police court yesterday and after he had
explained TO Judge Wilcox how the acci-
dent occurred the case wss dismissed
The five National Guarvisnen who
were arrested for assault and battsrv on
Officer Silva and Spaniard. had their
cases nolle pressed in the police court
yesterday. The prosecuting witnesses
could not identify the man who had
struck them The Spaniani. whe had
his collar bone fractured in the melee. |
as be was leaving the court room fell all |
the wey down stairs. hus luckily he did 1
not injure the broken bone.
About half a hundred negro soldiers on |
the transport Hancock bolted for shore l
yesterday and provost guard was sent /
out to round all those up who did not i
have passes. 4 guard was kept on the 1
Pacific Mail wharf all day yesterday TO 4
keep the men from shooting craps Cap /
tain Fox of the mounted patrol broke
the men that they must not gamble any.
more on the wharf They went aboard !
the ship and continued their shooting
free from any fear of molestation from
the local police.
Standing room was at a premium at |
the orpheum last evening and the dozen
or more artists from the transport Han
cock who held the boards of the popular
vauderfiia playhouse were given an en-
thusiastic reception. \ varied pro-
gram. consisting Of songs. sketches and
ragtime melodies, entertained the audi
ence for two hours. and interSpersed on
the bin were several nimble-footed ex-
perts who made merry and were the re-
cipients of repeated encores The per
formeres are numbered among the troop
ers on the Hancock and they are bound
for Manila. Their work last evening
showed much ability N the minstrel line
and their vaudeville numbers were warm
~ received.
Captain Henry Leonard, T. s. NJ. c..
whose brave conduct at the battle of
Tientsin makes him a hero, is q through
passenger in the City of Picking During
the battle he rescued an English officer +
at the peril of his own life and as a
result Queen Victoria has eyinced a dis
position TO bestow upon him the Victoria
Cross. An effort will be made To have
congress give him the privilege of re- Z
,eiving it. With Captain Leonard il
Sergeant Adams, also of the marine
,orps. who rescued his companion under
,xactly the same circumstances as Leon
,rd rescued the English officer. He was
detailed TO accompany the captain, as the
after lost an arm in the engagement and
$ still very weak.