The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-15
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1sHLOCAl. BREVITlES.

Rubber stamps at short notice at the
Gazette office.
Harry Copp, the Maui poloist is nov.
member of the mounted patrol
Judge Gear made an order YESTERDAY,
requiring the clerks office To renatn
open as long as court was in session
The naval transport Solace is look
ed FOR daily by the naval officers nero
She IS coming from Manila. via Guam
Manager Watt, of Honokaa plantaE
ton. Hawaii, says that if thew comb
be procured, more Porto Rican lahor-
ers would be desirable.
\ notable program of sparrins has
been arranged for the opening enter
tainment of the Oahu Athletic Asso-
cation tomorrow evening
The Tax Appeal Court heard evi-
uehce IN the case of James Steiner YES
terday. Judge Wilcox was unable to
be present. and little progress was
made.
The transport Sheridan. from Manila
reached Yokohama on July %. General
Macarthur. staff and party was 70 icin
the vessel there and proceed to San
francisco. possibly via this port.
Goto, one of the Japanese recently re-
leased by Judge Gear. has not vet
been rearrested. He is said to have
left the country. He was convicted of
rape in 1898, and given a life sentence
p, Maurice Mcmahon who has con-
trIbuted much pleasing verse to local
periodicals, intends to collect his more
pretentious efforts and have them nub
hshed in book form in San Francisco
The independents are already dis
cussing whom they shall recommend
as successor to Governor Dole. At a
meeting held Tuesday night Robert
Wilcox and others spoke on the sub
ject.
: Frank Seymour, who has resided in
Honolulu for the past three years, ex-
poets to leave for the Coast in Octo-
Der. He viii meet his father In Chi
cago, and Will then proceed to his home
in Camden Road, London, England.
Jared Smith, of the Hawaiian Elk
detrimental Station, has forwarded his
estimates to Washington for the ap-
preparations needed for the next two
years. He asks for $4,000 more than
the usual $4,000 per annum The ex
ira amount is wanted for permanent
buildings.
The new pipe organ of the German
Church, which arrived lately from
Bremen via Sidney. is now being set
up in the church. The formal opening
will probably take place on the even
ing of Wednesday. the 21st instant
! with an elaborate musical program
Professor Ballaseyus is the organist.
! on Tuesday evening the Misses Jor-
dan entertained a number of friends
at their residence on Nuuanu avenue
Among those present We're Miss E. W
Jordan, Mrs Harry Won Holt, Miss
( Lees Misses HOrner, Miss Luce. Mr.
and Mrs. Waterhouse. Messrs. Allison
d. w. Anderson, Bottomley, Blackman
COckburn, Deverill, Kinney and Soper
The committee on finance of the
general committee which will have
z charge of the celebration of Labor
Day, yesterday, working only before
o'clock. at noon, and after 5 O'Clock
secured the following contributions
Hackfeld K Co., 800; Castle Il Cooke
800: Alexander & Baldwin, 500; 7. II
Davies & Co, 800; n. May & Co, $50
Journeymen Plumbers L. U. 233, $25.
Lieutenant Dougherty, U. S. A, ant
Mrs. Dougherty (nee Martha Afong)
may pass through Honolulu shortly
from Manila en- route to Vancouvel
Barracks. to which post Lieutenan
Dougherty. who was recently trans
ferred to the Twenty eighth Infantry
has been ordered. The young couple
We're married in Manila several month
ago. The wedding being one of the bril-
liant social functions of the Philippine
capital.