The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-09
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
Orpheum tonight.


Manager Antoine Cropp of Koloa |
plantation is in the city
Don't fail to hear Emil Walton's
fish story at the Orpheum tonight.
The band concert at Makee Island
was we'll attended yesterday AFTERNOON.
DIR. C. B. Wood left on the Gaelic
yesterday for a short visit to the
Mainland.
Housekeeping executed carefully
and satisfactorily at the Club Stables,
Fort street.
Big minstrel first part at the Or
pheum tonight. The entire company
will appear.
Eleele is the name. Read the Hol-
lister Drug Coz advertisement and see
what it means
j. f. Scott was out driving with
Mrs. Scott on Saturday for the first
time since his illness.
The Gaelic took away 900 in
gold, consigned to the Anglo-Nevada
Bank of San Francisco.
r. r. Berg, president of the Kahu-
lui Railroad Company, is making
few days stop in town.
A 4-roomed furnished cottage on
car line on King street is offered for
rent. See advertisement.
A really great talent finds it's happi-
ness in execution. Be happy and dine
at The Home Bakery Cafe
S. NJ. Ballou and wife and c. G. Bal
lensyne were among departing pas
sengers by the Gaelic yesterday. ~
A. S. Wilcox and wife and Senator
w. II. Rice were among the arrivals
from the Garden Isle yesterday
Colonel Pope, lately quartermaster
general in the Philippines, was a
through passenger on the Gaelic.
Have you seen the rush to our soda
fountain the past week? That Guava
flavor is fine. Honolulu Drug Co.
The usual band concert will be Civ
en- at Emma Square this evening.
Three new pieces will be presented.
The regular meeting of the Catholic
Benevolent Union will take place this
evening at - 80 at the Catholic Mis-
sion.
NJ S. Sachs intends shortly to erect
3-story block on the corner of Bere-
tania and Fort streets, opposite the
Progress block.
Owing to the indisposition of the
Rev. A. Macintosh, Bishop Willis
conducted service for the Second con-
gregation yesterday.
An open-face gold-filled watch with
guard attached and No. S14449 on in
side case. has been lost. See adver-
tisement for reward. y
Switches and rolls now in stock at
Miss De Lartigue's hairdressing par
lors, next Y NJ. G.. A, Hotel street;
also an elegant line of combs. -
The America Maru freight for this
port was brought on by the Gaelic, the
former steamer making direct for San
Francisco without calling here.
Emil Walton just recently purchased
the fish story" which he will relate
at the Orpheum tonight, from Billy
Armstrong, the scientific bag-puncher.
A woman whose name could not be
aScertained was knocked down and in
jured on Pauoa road about $3.50 last
night by a horse attached to vehicle
Lieutenant General Sanford of the
Anglo-Indian army, who has been rus
ticating in the Islands for several
weeks, left by the Gaelic on his way
to England.
Won Hamm-Y Young Co. wish to state
most emphatically that they are the
sole Island agents for the Domestic
sewing machines, all assertions TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
John A. Logan, son of Gen. JohT
A Logan, who ran on the Presidential
ticket with James G. Blaine, in 1884
is a major of the Thirty-third Infantry
which is aboard the transport Sheri
dan.
The bark Iolani will begin thi:
morning at o'clock a. M, to dis
charge her cargo, at Brewers wharf
The vessel will not be responsible TO
any goods left on the wharf after TWEEN
tyfOur hours.
The funeral of the late Mrs. w. R
Sims was held yesterday Afternoon
from the Roman Catholic Cathedral. I
large number of friends were present
The interment was in the CathOli
Cemetery on King street.
The Honolulu Eye and Ear Infirm
ary. third floor Progress block, give
free treatment to the poor of all ma
tionalities For those desiring infOr
nation as to cards of admission and t
the service, ETC., call at the Infirmary
Joe Duchalsky will appear at the Pc
lice Court this morning to answer
charge of assault and battery on Ane
hiIa (w) at Kamanuwai on Saturda
night Anehila was rather badly CT
on the head, and was attended to q
the Station House by DR.. Emerson.
Word was telephoned from the Bue
ma Vista hospital last night that tn
water-pipe on Nuuanu street near thu
place had burst and the water wa
flooding the road. Acting Superb
tendent Pratt Immediately detailed
gang of men to repair the damage
pipe.
A native fisherman named Kamal
orb hxrf "a
Kaunakakai for treatment at the no.
pital Some three weeks ago kamal
met with an accident through an e,
plosion of giant powder, by which
lost his right hand and an eye, beside
minor injuries.
Passengers can now book and s.
a.,.o tinLotS for naSSa0n by ST me-