The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-31

only cathartie 70 TAKE WIN nooo oaI IsaPaIlnA
ITramway Company preventing them
from double tracking King street The
lease will likely be appealed to the Sn
Ipreme Court
| 20th-Kluegel-M Mcintyre wedding at
the residence of Mr.. Robert Levers.
Makiki, Rev. J. p. Erdman officiating.
| 21st-Representatives of the Trades
Union, recently organized here, wait
upon Governor Dole to have him de-
clare Labor day, Monday, September
I3rd. legal holiday, as in many Of the
States-and it is so decreed. Prepara-
ltions are being made for parade. field
lsports and "a grand ball.
23rd--The Admiralty Court exoner-
ates Captain Dixon, master of the Dun
reagan, from all blame in the stranding
of the vessel off Diamond Head, at
tributing the mishap to unrecorded
currents.-The grand jury ends its first
session and is discharged with honor
able mention.
/ 24th-Kane, the native who assaulted
and robbed the Chinese hackdriver eff
the Pauoa road the early part OF last
month, is sentenced to twenty years
. imprisonment.--A native shrewdly in
tercepts a drayload OF rice destined Cor
warehouse delivery and orders it taken
to the dock, where he loaded it on wag-
= ons and found buyers for his sto'en
goods in the relief camps.
27th-Evening reception by Mrs. c.
B. Damon at her new home. Thurstou
avenue, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs w.
. F.. Beckwith; very largely attended.
!. 2Sth-Quite a lively day with foreign
Io,.1 Tel c&ao o,n1-at,ohnfc Homo
lulu welcomes the news of the entry of
e the allied forces into Peking and relief
I. of the legations.
29th-The Australia arrives with her
. usual promptness with large freight
. and passenger list; many kamaainas
. return.-Serious runaway and smash
up of hack on Hotel street. Narrow
escape of many people; one horse badly
- injured by the carriage shafts.
30th-Murder trial of Sami. Barney
= begins-Chinese and Japanese SQUAT
ters evicted from Aala reserve and
their shacks demolished.
SEPTEMBER,
.r Sept. 1st-Republican primary elec
rs tions in various districts and precincts
rs a large vote polled indicates the ieel
r. Interest felt in the coming contest.
ad 2rd-t1rSt OBSERVANCE VI LAW '''-'
ID in Hawaii: a general holiday devoted
20 to trades parade through the maiI
streets, speeches at the executive
q. grounds. athletic games and, races,
40 the mark and ball in the evening d
the drill shed-In the recent yacht rac'
TO I,ahaina and back between La Pa
= Iona and Dewey, ending yesterday. tn
IL latter won on both the up and dowi
- trips.
$ 5th-A. Enos & Co. of Maui secnr
1d the fye-year lease of some $4,000 acre
Ut of Government land-sold at auction
~ for 5000 per annum. The land is
n grazing tract in the Kahikinui distrlcf
eth-The painters are out for a.
j eight hour days work, with the pros
r. pect of the Trades Union supporting
'4' to become general-First regiment
Sc G. H. have a moonlight drill at IN
Makiki grounds.
- 7th-The Ceylon arrives from Leysa
~ Island with the superintendent Cap
ns JOS Spencer, his lunas and some Tort
IL Japanese laborers, reporting disturb
i ance at the island resulting in tn
ne death of two Japanese ringleaders an
'ah wounding of three others. Capt. Sper
rus Ger was placed under arrest on arriva
nE charged with murder.
e'' Sth-Much interest taken in the Hea
an, lani- Myrtle boat races at Pearl Hal
trd Dor, the latter winning ti7e Junior an
,ad the former the senior race-B., r. MAJ
ng tin, recently from California, is adjuds
nd ed insane and committed to the asylur
tie 9th-The transport Logan arriv,
E with some LOO men en- route to Mani
ufl or possibly China.
en- 10th-Resident Native Sons of Il
yr-f1r 1rfls
lire in a grand banquet at the Hawaiia
hotel in celebration of California's gol
md en- anniversary.
un 11th-Preliminary trial of Capt Spe
at Ger begins.-Japanese theatrical trou
on opens for business at Makiki.
we'd 13th-Dr A. M. Smith, the new pres
at dent of Oahu College. with his wife al
NO. several of the faculty. arrives by t
and China. together with many return
residents.-The wireless telegraph Sc
mn vice between the Islands finds une
at planned difficulties in the transmissi
1on of messages that delays it's inaugur
all ton.
un- 15th-Annual Regatta day. genel
holiday we'll observed. In the openi
en- (harge) race between Myrtle's and he
mo. lanis both boats swamped near [
the bell buoy. The crews were rescued
in the Eleu and Kinau. Through this m
la.- hap the race was declared off, yet q
other contest took place between tn
A. rival clubs, in which honors were
esi- vided Yacht races of the seve
$50 classes took place the Eva winning
isit- the first the Hawaii in the second.
the Ike in the third and Pokii in the fou1
class OF the other events the car
she's race Of the South Sea islanders
rms especially interesting.
anse 16th-Mrs. Mary. widow of the i
ut Thomas Brown, passes peacefully an
tied at the full age of eighty-eight Yea
ense The funeral services. from the fan
did residence, was largely attended
rug sympathizing friends
1Tth-Schooner Malolo. on the
"a tn from Kauai, captures nine-foot sw
NTH fish.
l4th. 1Sth-Tug Fearless rescues the
the terpe, coal laden, from perilous p'