The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-05-31
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Needle Craft-Mrs. Hanna
This is Government salary day.
The House will meet again at a. M
today.
Maj. J. Walter Jones is recovering
slowly from a severe illness.
The war correspondents have cards
to the n. G. H. officers club.
The police had it easy last night
after two nights of hard work.
An English Pug Dog has been lost.
Suitable reward for it's recovery.
The Government band will give a
concert at Makee Island tonight.
A. Dreier left for his home in Kauai
on the Kauai yesterday afternoon.
n. G. H. boys yesterday We're careful
not to disturb Drill Shed decorations.
The Oahu Railway and Land Com
pany give notice of intention TO take
land
Military men are practicing diligent-
ly for the two big shoots for next
month
Company a" n. G. H., decorated
the graves Of men killed at Kalalau
in 1895.
tive woman was arrested for beating
her husband.
The baseball players are still holding
post mortems on Flint's decisions in
Saturdays game.
1t is Professor KOebele's intention
to leave on his six months trip on
the Belgic today.
If 10000 troops are stationed in or
near Honolulu the town life will be
somewhat changed.
From Punchbowl about the most
prominent American flag is VIM. G.
Irwin's at Waikiki.
The City of Picking with 1900 or
1900 American troops is expected to-
night or early tomorrow.
The Philadelphia will be in commits
sion again about June 10 and will most
likely go to the Philippines.
Hawaiian Lodge, No. 81, F. and A.
NJ, will hold a meeting this evening
with work in the second degree.
committee from the Sharpshoot-
ers' Company yesterday decorated the
grave of c. L. Dodge in Paa Aloha, Ha-
lava
Capt. Paul Smith. who has been
with the dredger steadily for about
five years, has been granted a vaca-
ton. @
The big American flag over the har-
Dor coal bunkers made the Charleston
people believe annexation had taken
place.
At 10 o'clock today, at the premises,
Adams Lane and Hotel street, j. F.
Morgan will hold an auction sale of
household furniture.
Geo H Ruttmann and wife were
brought before the HilO Magistrate
and are now charged with attempting
to kill their infant child.
The work of coaling the U. S. S.
Charleston was nearly completed last
evening. The coal bunkers of the big
cruiser will be filed today.
There were English. Portuguese,
Hawaiian, Japanese and Chinese pa
pers of Honolulu represented at the
banquet to the correspondents.
Fate made a hit when Dan Logan
was knocked out in a Decoration Day
cricket game. The veteran was able
to attend the press dinner last night,
however
The horsemen now talk nothing but
June II events good many of other
people are much interested and the
1898 Jockey Club meet promises to be
a big affair.
Captain Berger gave Dixie yester-
dav. to the intense satisfaction OF at
least two officers of the n. G. H. The
Southern air was pleasing to good
many people.
Jim Quinn still insists that Violin
is a race horse The mare was in fine
form as a two year old and gave prom
Use then of being one of the crack-a-
Jacks of the Coast.
All Oregonians are requested to meet
AT G. D. Chase's office, Fort street, at
7:3O tonight to make arrangements &c
meet the officers and members OF the
Oregon National Guard.
At II o'clock a. m. today, rear OF
Hawaiian Hotel, Morgan will hold a
sale of iron. roofing, two ranges, kitch-
en- furniture, timbers, planktng, cot
tage and 100 bags charcoal.
Since the Committee Of 100 has
learned that the troops to touch mere
on route to Manila will number about
"a 600. plans are being stretched. Inc
entertainment of so many men Will
certainly tax the resources of the place
Today at u o'clock noon. at the
front entrance to the Judiciary Build
ing. will be sold al public auction the
lease of a portion of land at Puuana-
bn1u n. Kona. containing 10000 and
81 the same time 116.1 acres under
snecial conditions of payment and I'M