The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-05
LOCAL BREVITlES.
The Iramcars ~ - Iodav-

-'isNi N''' AL iipN WIN MS Wal
in the MOana.
Cleveland quality makes friends AMI
keeps them year after year.
n. Hackfeld K Co. sent a case Of er-
anges 10 the children al the drillShed
camp on Saturday.
Several riding and driving parties,
taking advantage OF the new mon,
were cut Saturday evening.
Two native women in a most beast
ly state of intoxication caused quite
a commotiOn on Hotel and Fort streets
about 8 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co., Ltd,
received by the Cyrus Wakefield a
fne assortment OF silverware: lamps
OF all kinds; garden hose and sewing
machines.
Electric lights are being placed
along the line OF the new wharf, as
the contractors will have to work a
night shift to complete the job IN the
time specified.
After the rain yesterday morning
Queen street from Nuuanu to Kae hui
manu- was very much like a small lake
The water finally found its way over
the bulkhead at the boat-landing.
A couple Of native girls swimming
in the pond near the Government cleo
trio light station yesterday afternoon
formed a considerable attraction to
quite number of people. including a
policeman.
The February term Of the Circuit
Court will open this morning at 10
o'clock, but will be adjourned till the
following Monday at the same hour.
All jurors are excused from attendance
this morning.
t. Il. Murray's carriage and black
smith shop on King street will resume
business today All previous orders
Will be executed on short notice. Any
new work entrJsted to his care will
receive prompt Intention.
w. w. Blmond & Co. Ltd, have en-
gagged Miss r. Schnoor. late of San
Francisco. manufacturer Of artistic
lamp shades Of all kinds, and are now
prepared TO take orders for this line of
work You are invited to call and in
-spect samples OF her work at the store.
One OF Hustace & Co.'s teams en-
gagged In removing old lumber ami rub
bish from Nuuanu street, got away
from the driver on Hotel street last
Saturday afternoon and collided with
the sidewalk. One OF the axles was
broken and the harness rather badly
injured.
The Board OF Mealths weekly plague
report ending February Sd states that
there were three new cases az plague
and two deaths, making a total of fif-
ty-six cases and forty-seyen deaths
from the beginning of the epidemic
Adding the two deaths recorded yes
terday. the total number Of deaths is
increased to forty-nine.
A sick horse was turned out 10 die
on the site on the burned buildings on
King street near Liliha yesterday
morning. The animal must have been
in agony all day, and although hun
dreds OF people could not avoid seeing
his condition, NO one thought it his
duty to inform the authorities or put
the poor beast ont of his misery.
Patzkofky. a Russian, was brought
90 the Police Station yesterday in tn,
patrol wagon with q countryman and &
Portuguese with whom he had beer
fighting. lie looked as IL he had beer
through n thrashing machine, beine
very badly battered up on the head ant
face. His assailants were locked M
and will have a hearing this morning
The Japanese Ladies' Relief Society
gratefully Acknowledges the receipt OF
500 from Aubrey Robinson. Makawe-
n. Kauai. and IS from Mrs. c. L.
Crabbe OF Honolulu. Donations, in
money or otherwise. will be thankful
ly received by the society. These may
be sent to Mrs. X. ]. Imanishi, treas.
urer OF the society. In care Of the Yo
kohama Specie Bank.
Surgeon Gen. Wood. who lately lef
Buena Vista hospital for duty in thu
United States. stated before going tina
he hoped TO return to Honolulu befor,
long. as his intention was to make hi,
home here after leaving the service
which he contemplates doing. AS Dr.
Wood Is skillful bacteriologist h,
will be Of great aid to the Government
service upon his return.
Commissioner Haughs received b.
the Alameda several letters and pack
ages from Prof. Koebele, who state
that ne expected 90 arrive In ColOmb
early this month. Thence he will shi
20 Singapore, Java and Hongkong
which latter port he expects TO reac
about the middle Of March. FrOr
Hongkong he will 90 to Shanghai, an
from there returns to Honolulu.
\ Chluamau hailiug from VIII Fish
er's district. 80. 20. was last nigh
caught at Oahu Plantation by the Wig
liant guards established on the planti
ton. and the Citizens Sanitary Con
mittec informed Of the capture. Tn
ia the second attempt OF the Chinama
to- cut through the quarantine lines, a
though the first effort was a fai,ur
The man seemed determined TO get on
OF Honolulu. He was locked mp in Ete
Jail for the night.
Some soldiers OF the National Guar
on duty. got into a miX-up at the Par
fhoOu saloon corner shortly betOT
that place was closed by the Board
Health, and were arrested by IN
Marshal. who had appeared on IN
scene with health guards. Captain
H Murr4y asked that the GuaTdsme