The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-09
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
70 bicycIe races tonight.

The Advertiser is indebted to W. c.
Gregg for late Seattle papers.
Ed Dekum has been confined to his
room since the Fourth with a very sore
foot.
The Jockey Club Executive Commit
tee will report on the matter in a few
days.
Senator H p. Baldwin yesterday
left for visit to his Maui planta-
tons
A son Of United States Senator ego.
81. Vest is private in the Idaho bat
talon.
Dan HoughtaiIing is a Hawaiian boy
who has gone TO Manila with the third
expedition.
The rooms of the Officers Club Of
the \. G. II. were dark quite early
last night
Lodge lie Progress will held a special
meeting this evening, with work IN the
first degree.
Yale won the second game in the
base ball series from Harvard, by
score of TO 0.
Gen Macarthur said that Honolulu
was the prettiest and cleanest city he
had ever visited.
HiIo had a big old-time Fourth Of
July celebration. There were foot races
and horse races.
There were landed on quarantine
Island from the S. S. Gaelic yesterday
147 Chinese and 158 japanese.
The Kash advertises undershirts and
blue serge suits that have been thor
oughly tested as to durability.
The usual evangelishc meeting for
men will be held at the y. NJ. {. \.
hall at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
On Sunday evening at Central Union
church Rev. Mr.. Birnie viii speak on
Christ and Social Discomfort
The w. Wood-Wela ka HaO race
scheduled for this afternoon is on
on account of the sickness Of w, Wood.
There will be base ball at $3.50 this
afternoon. 1t will be match game
between the Regiments and Honolulus.
l.. r. Kenake, of the post office,
placed $4,000 letters and several bags
of papers aboard the s. S. Gaelic last
night.
Nigel Jackson found a brother in the
Third u. S. Artillery. There was an
other Jackson boy with the first eXpe-
dition.
The Gazette Company has over 5000
addresses for the Boys in Blue edl-
ton. 10 be mailed free to friends of
the soldiers. ~
Ole Oleson. a member Of Company
D. n. G. H, who has been an employe
of Biart, the jeweler, left with the SOL
diers for Manila.
Miss Osborne and Mr.. A. f. Clark
will be married at st. Andrews ca
thedral this evening by the Rev. Alex
ander Macintosh.
Cricket will begin on the Recreation
Grounds in Makiki at o'clock this
afternoon. The teams will be captalneu
by DR.. Murray and Rev. Mr.. Kitcat.
Henry C. Myers is the deputy audi
tor general. His nomination. by Aud
itor General Laws was yesterday ap-
proved or confirmed by the Cabinet.
Mr.. w. Hits will speak to young
men at the AssOciatiOnsHall Sunday al
ternoon at o'clock, subject, High
Living" Young men should hear him
Don't let the little ones suffer from
eczema, or other tOrturing skin dis
eases. Doan's Ointment cures Can't
harm the most delicate skin. 80 cents,
n. S. Sachs and wife were unable to
secure suitable rooms on the Gaelic
on account of the large number OF
through passengers aboard and vii
wait for another steamer.
The Foreign office clerical force, with
two extras, is still working on the let
Ter mail of the third expedition. There
are thousands of the missiyes anc
many require. excess postage.
VIM. A. Love. of Levers & Cooke, i:
welcomed home from the States after
an absence of three months. Mr.. Love
made an extended tour and was II
New York City for some time.
The boys of the Government banC
we're well-night exhausted when the!
came back on the tug from the City o
Newport yesterday and were excused
from playing at Emma Square this al
ternOOn.
The organized Southern Californian!
of this city missed very much the Sew
-enth regiment of their State, but arr
sure the organization from senate
Whites domain will be along with tn
next expedition.
A new entrance from the outside Il
the Office of the Commissioner OF Ag
rfculture is needed. 1t should be at tn
Waikiki end of the front lanai of tn
Judiciary building, opposite CGe door t
the registry office.
All the Young Peoples Societies o
Christian Endeavor Will attend tn
union meeting at the Christian churcl
tomorrow evening at 6:15. Subject
strength for Daily Needs" Referenc
Mark 1-35 to end of chapter.
C. o. TiIton, first officer on the Cit
of Newport, is a nephew of L. /. Lapi
ere. commander of the G. A. r. Pos
of this city. Mr.. Tilton is senior frs
officer in the Pacific Mail Company ser
vice Mrs. TiIton was Miss FIorenc
Eoag and is known in Honolulu.
C. c. Eakn, the amateur wheelma
who has been with the Waterhous
crockery store for a year, left for Aus