The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-10
News Of the Town

School children are being carried by
the Rapid Transit Company at half rates
MAYOR Matt Mccain, Of LahaiRa is a
visitor to the city. He expects 20 re-
turn home today.
Pure Table Claret at so cents per
gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co.. Ltd.
King. near Bethel.
Information from Hamakua up to
September o Is 10 the effect that the Tor
est fire is still raging.
School books expected by Superinten-
dent Atkinson arrived by the Mariposa
and viii be placed on sale today.
Food Inspector e. C. Shorey will have
his DELAYED monthly report ready for the
Board of Health tomorrow afternoon
The engagement of John FL. Hjorth. of
Hanamauiu. Kauai. and Miss Mary
Louise May. of Honolulu. is announced
Malice Toward None and Charity for
All was the subject of Francis Murphys
talk at Kawaiahao church Sunday night
Francis Murphy viii speak TO Hawa-
fan audience tonight at kamehameha
Boys School at the invitation of the fac
ulty.
Prof. Berger has arranged to give
concert AT Moana Hotel Thursday even
ing. to which the general public IS in
vited.
W. John Yirka, native of Germany.
has declared his intentions before Judge
Estee of becoming citizen of the United
States.
Port, Madeira and Zinfandel, cnoic-
est qualities, at only rs cents per gal
lon at Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd. King
near Bethel.
A native woman. while alighting from
| an electric car in Liliha street Sunday
| afternoon was knocked down and quite
badly bruised.
Mrs. C. s. Crane returned by the
| Claudine Sunday morning from visit
| 10 her parents on Maui. She was accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs. Jennings.
| The Castle Home kindergarten opened
yesterday morning with an enrolment OF
| As pupils Miss Panabaker being in
charge. assisted by four Hawaiian girls
Judge Wilcox says that the reason he
/ did not go to Molokai with the Board or
| Health was that his invitation, or per-
| nit did not reach him until too late to
prepare for the trip.
| A. 2. Ryan. a printer. died at his home
on the Waikiki road Sunday of consump-
| ton. aged 80. He had been i'll two
| years. Ryan was a Observation-Disclosures.
| Interment was in the Nuuanu valley
cemetery.
St. Andrews Cathedral has received
the Theo. Fl. Davies memorial window. II
bears the inscription: ITO the dear mem
DRY of Theophilis III. Davies. a true. ser
want of God and faithful friend of the
Hawaiians.
An important meeting of the second
congregation of st. Andrews Cathedral
will be held this evening in the Sunday
| school rooms of the church. Affairs OF
great Importance to the church will be
considered.
Complaint is made of two large stHmps
in the street onDosite the power house OF
the Rapid Transit Company in Alapai
street. The stumps were left in the pro-
cess of street widening and stand twelve
TO fifteen inches above the ground. Sew
eral rigs. according TO report. have run
afoul of them in the past few nights
The case of Kalilialau. who stabbed
his son at a swipes revelry in kakaako
Saturday night, has been continued until
tomorrow morning Both were intoxi-
Gated and the father cut the boy deeply
across the shoulders and on the back OF
the head. The father served a term IN
| prison some years ago for stabbling c. Z.
| Bennett. a newspaper man who formerly
| edited a paDer entitled "Bennets Own.
Bennett recovered after a long illness