The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.


is improved.
This is the anniversary of the battle
of Bull Run, 1861.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. c. Hagen have 2
card Of thanks in this issue,
Elk Alameda the Beaver Lunch Room
received Eastern oysters on ice.
The Alameda had 1O8 passengers for
honolulu. Eleven of these were child
rem.
The Star Dairy will supply milk in
any quantities delivered at 10 cents
per quart.
The Gazette Companys mail for the
Boys in Blue" filed several bags at
the postof1ce.
Three large front rooms. MOSQUITO
proof, are advertised for rent. AppIv
Home Bakery.
Minister Cooper inspected the reg
ular troops on the parade grounds yes
terday morning.
p. J. Voeller & Co. have just received
per S. S. Alameda new line of French
and English delicacies.
Rudolph Banning is down from Oak
land for a visit of about three weeks
among Honolulu friends.
Liliuokalani and party are expected
TO return TO the Islands from the
States on the End of August ~
Col. Parker will lecture on the
Ideal School" at Progress Hall on
Saturday evening at o'clock.
Hundreds of letters inquiring con-
corning business prospects in Honolulu
We're received by the mail yesterday.
Professor J. Lightfoot, of the High
school, has found a bay horse, which
he would like to return to the owner.
During the absence of n. 5. Sachs
from the Islands Jas. Wakefield Will
act for hum under full power of at
torney.
Terrible plaques, those itching, pes
tering diseases Of the skin. Put an
end to misery. Doan's Ointment cures.
At any drug store.
Mrs. l.. l.. LaPierre has entirely re-
covered at the Honolulu Sanitarium
from her recent severe illness and will
return home today
Per Alameda George Andrews, Cali
fornia Fruit Co., received on ice all
seasonable fruits, vegetables, Eastern
and California oysters.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Ninito
Sumner will leave the Catholic Cathe
draI Immediately after High Mass at
10 O'Clock this morning.
By invitation of the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce the Hawaiian
Commissioners will be entertained in
that city on their way to Honolulu.
Arthur Wilder and Jack Atkinson
returned by the Alameda, the former
from Yale and the latter from Ann
Harbor. Both will become lawyers in
Honolulu.
DR.. Soule was with the Mariposa yes
terday and was joined here by Mrs.
Soule. The health of the well known
Oceanic Company ships surgeon is
much improved.
Twelve dozen of the linen hats to be
worn by the Sharpshooters on the day
of the flag raising arrived by the Ala
media They will cost the members
just rs cents each.
Rev. Serene E. Bishop and wife
sailed by the Mariposa for San Fran
cisco. They will visit their son at AS
toria, Ore, and will return home in
about three months.
Sergeant Larkin, for years keeper
OF the canteen at the Preside, arrived
by the Alameda yesterday. Larkin
comes TO ESTABLISH Tie CdnICCA III CAA~
United States garrison here.
1t is probable, says a. Washington
dispatch, that no change will be made
in Hawaiian shipping laws until Con-
gress acts. This Will allow the CHINA
steamers to stop at Honolulu.
Admiral Miller was to have sailed
from San Francisco yesterday on the
Philadelphia for Honolulu. The Ben
nington is supposed TO have left Mare
Island last Friday for Honolulu.
1t is stated on the best authority
that a corps of U. S. engineers Will ar
rive on the Philadelphia to determine
and put into effect a system for the
defense of Honolulu and the Islands in
war.
Henry Smith, head clerk of the Su-
preme Court, left by the Mar posa last
night for San Francisco, where he Will
undergo an operation for his hearing,
which has not been good for some
years.
Mrs. T. H. Patterson, who keeps a
lodging house on Hotel street, near
the public library, attempted suicide
Yesterday morning by taking a heavy
narcotic. Medical treatment was sue
cessful.
The First Regiment, Infantry, New
York Volunteers, has been ordered TO
garrison duty here. A steamer, or
steamers, having the 1900 men Of the
Regiment on board, VIII arrive early
in August.
James Matthews and Miss M. A. Paa-
nui will be married at st. Andrews
at 1880 this evening, Bishop Willis Of
ficiating. AS the bridegroom is mem
Der of st. Andrews Guild and aIso the
supplied choir, the wedding Will be
a choral one.
A young son of VIM. COuson, OF
Maui, died at Santa Clara, Cal, four
days after arriving there by the last
Alameda from Honolulu. The boy was
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