The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-05
LOCAL BREVITlES.
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Orpheum tonight.

Pineapple lawn the latest thing. See
B. F. Ehlers' ad. this page.
A great many people attended the
band concert at Makee Island yester-
day.
All kinds Of harness made to order
by skilled mechanics at Stock-yards
Shop.
Large house and lot at Punahou for
sale by William Savidge, 200 Merchant
street.
Masada, Japanese, was arrested
yesterday for selling liquor without a
license.
DIR. X. I. Moore, dentist, can be
found at 210 Hotel street, from 10 IL
and to 4.
Horses shod in accordance with the
latest scientific methods, at Stock
yards Shop.
Mrs. Gum will reopen her children's
dancing class at 3 p. m. today in the
Progress block.
Chiya & Co., corner Hotel and Nuu-
anu street. are Offering great bargains
in all lines this week.
Prevent lameness, interfering and
corns by having your horse shod at
the Stock-yards shop.
Whips, lashes, channels skins, curry
combs, brushes, etc, at low figures at
the Stock-yards Shop.
Manuel Anderson. who has been en-
noying the pupils at the Sisters
School, has been arrested.
The beach at Waikiki was thronged
with sightseers and bathers all day
yesterday. Several canoe parties we're
out surfing.
The Honolulu wheelmen had their
first club run yesterday. They assem-
bled at the Opera House corner and
rode 10 the beach; about thirty partic-
pated.
Frank Carter, a painter, fell from
l6-foot scaffold while at work at the
quarantine wharf yesterday and
sprained one of his feet. He was sent
to the hospital for treatment.
Two gold rings, one set with a dia-
mond. were lost in one of the ladies'
dressing rooms at Waikiki Inn on Sat
urday afternoon last. A reward awaits
the finder at the Advertiser Office.
The Hawaiian Relief Society will
hold their annual meeting this morning
at 10 o'clock at the Maternity Home.
Business of importance will be brought
up and full attendance is desired.
man without a place to go or
money to pay for food or lodging was
found asleep in Emma Square last
night. He was arrested and charged
at the police station with vagrancy.
An amateur theatrical company has
been organized at the Healani Club
house. The men in quarantine are
helping themselves TO kill time. The
comedy THE Girl Left Behind" is
billed for tonight.
This is the last day of the special
sale of silks and table linens at N. s.
Sachs Dry Goods Co. The goods Of
ferede could not be replaced today at
the prices asked. Do not fail TO take
advantage OF the special prices.
Col. w. II. Cornwell surveyed the
town and Waikiki through Capt. ST.
merson's binoculars yesterday from the
deck of the Mauna Loa, anchored out
side. Col. Cornwell is here on business
regarding the Young Hee ranch on
Maui
John c. Gartner, son of Mr.. Gartner
OF the Quartermaster's Department,
died yesterday morning at 1880
o'clock. The funeral will take place at
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from the
residence of Mr.. Gartner, on Young
street.
BILLY" Monsarratt won fame at
Waikiki a day or so ago. Miss Patter-
son. who lives at the Inn. got beyond
her depth while bathing, and Monsar-
raft, hearing her cries, rescued her
without stopping to take off his
clothes
Two men we're slightly injured on
the East African Saturday morning by
falling coal. The man handling the
trip line was new at the business and
the contents of the bucket were dump
ed on the vessels deck instead of on
the wharf
The blaze from burning straw and
refuse on the site of the Club stables
made a brilliant sight for a few min
utes last night. The fire was by order
of the authorities to remove the rub
bish. Many people, seeing the blaze
and smoke from a distance, thought
them from a burning building.
All the doctors. nurses and attend
ants who have anything to do with the
care and handling OF plague patients at
the pesthouse have taken a precau-
tionary injection of serum. DR.. Wood
says IL raises a lump where the injec-
tion is made in the leg and that men,
Der feels very sore. The Doctor knows.
for he Is one OF them.
The beach at Waikiki was bright
with bathers yesterday. Several dar-
ing young men held the interest of
spectators by fancy diving from the
topmOst beam of the Long Branch plat
form, and there was a rumor of an ac-
cident growing out of one youths
tumbling from the beam unprepared.
He was not. however, seriously hurt.
Last night was harvest time for the
hackmen. From about o'clock till
midnight a drenching rain drove pedes-
TRANS and wheelmen off the streets
and mede popular the public vehicles.
The streets were deep in mud and I'M
fortunate cyclists floundered through
them at imminent risk Of life and limb.
Those in linen and ducks were sorry
sDpCtaclps and bDOfe and wheels wore