The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-05-22
LOCAL BREvITIES.
What about the salt water?"

Silk handkerchiefs. stockings and |
"sox" at X. Furuya's.
Baseball game between the Regiment |
and St. Louis teams today.
J. Commancho's dinner today: Poul-
try, homemade bread and other lux
uries.
Extraordinary delicious dainties at
Poppleton's Home Bakery" lunch
room
For perfect filtration the "Pasteuer"
filter outranks them all. J. A. Hopper,
agent.
Our store contains more simon pure
bargains than you dream OF. Sturde-
want.
Everybody knows Farwell white cot
ton. n. s. Sachs is selling II yards
for 81.
A fine chicken dinner, with oyster
soup and clam salad, at Poppleton's,
Sunday.
r. Ziegler and wife, of Kau, were
among the arrivals on the Mauna Loa
yesterday.
Two or three of the electric lights in
the vicinity of the Post Office went out
last night.
F. r. GreenweIl of the police foree of
Kealakekua came down on the Mauna
Loa Yesterday. -
Boys clothes for the approaching
holidays at The Kash, 9 Hotel street,
Waverly block.
Harry Evans is in town again, but
he has nothing to say just at present.
He has been to MolOkai.
Miss Anna Paris came down from
KaiIua yesterday after having settled
up her affairs at that place.
Finals in doubles on the courts of the
Pacific Tennis Club this AFTERNOON;
also, finals in ladies' singles.
The side door to the Waverly block
was found open last night by Captain
Bowers of the Merchants Patrol.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock did not
return on the Mauna Loa yesterday.
He may remain over the 29th inst.
Tomorrow will occur the race be-
tween crews from the Philadelphia and
Marion. A close contest is expected.
CAPTAIN Louis X McGrew has
notice in this issue of interest to all
members of Captain G. c. Wiltze Camp
No. 4, S. V
At IL O'Clock noon today at his sales
rooms, James F. Morgan will sell Cali
fornia mules, horses, carriages, sur
rey, harness, etc.
eThe Irish Duke a drama in three
acts. and a prologue, will be presented
by the St Louis College Dramatic
Club on May 29th.
The chaplain of the Philadelphia will
be present at the memorial services at
the Christian Church tomorrow even
ing and participate in the services.
Miss Haman, music teacher at Ka-
waiahao seminary, will sing during the
regular Sunday morning service aboard
the u. s. S. Philadelphia tomorrow.
mdge WaipuiIani. Deputy Sheriff
Yates and about 20 Japanese from Kau,
came down on the Mauna Loa yester-
day as witnesses in the Gallagher case.
Did you hear about the Log Cabin?'
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Jessie Reeve AXtell and Prof Al
bert Lloyd Colston of Oahu College:
The many friends of both extend
hearty congratulations.
The Hawaiian team in the coming
tug-of-war tournament is practlclnS
daily at the foundry. Entries for the
different teams will close on June 1st
at Thrum's bookstore
Columbines are graceful, but not
built on more stylish lines than the
columbia" bicycles. r. o. Hall Il
Son. Ltd. handle them, as also the
"Ramblers'' and ''Stearns-
The Mauna Loa brought news of a
serious cutting affray at Napoopoo- y
Portuguese became Jealous of native
woman. to whom he had been paying
attention and cut her in the abdomen
plans for the homing pigeon cote. to
he erected in Honolulu, have been
made. Those interested here are walt
ing for news from Joseph Marsden IN
regard to homing pigeons in Callfor-
MIA.
There will be a meeting of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Medical AS
eociation at O'Clock this evening.
Matters of importance in regard to the
meeting of the association will be con-
sidered.
The hand will not play at Emma
Square on Monday evening, owing to
an engagement at the residence OF II.
p MS Commissioner Hawes, the oc-
casion being the anniversary OF the
birth of Queen Victoria.
Ar the Christian Church tomorrow
the morning theme will be: secret
PRAYER: The Real Battle Ground Oh
the Soul" At the evening service the
pastor will deliver the memorial ser
mon before the Grand Army OF the
RenubIic. Special patriotic music viii
be rendered.
An time in an evening paper yes
terday. to the effect that the two llttle
children of James Il. CasJle were III
il,rad nv two British sailors on BIZ
cvcIes as they were leaving Kine
street car with their mother, was evi-