The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

Miss Abigail Campbell is expected 70
return to Honolulu in October.
AT last accounts Mr.. and Mrs Allan
Herbert were at Saratoga Springs.
Cal
Hogan & Wise's minstrels are to
rive in Honolulu with a new show next
month.
Colonel Cornwell departed YESTERDAY
on the Claudine on one of his reeular
trips to Waikapu
David b. Maconachie and Miss Flor
ence Friis We're married by Rev. w. n.
Rice. Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
A private letter from Col. Samuel
Parker says that he will arrive. with
the remains of his late wife, on the
Peru.
Deputy Attorney General cathear,
mas written from Hilo. stating that he
VIII probably return the latter part of
this week
Miss Helen Parker and Mrs Franz
Wood will arrive via the Kinau sat
urdays TO await the arrival of the BODY
of their mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Spreckels recent
ly gave dinner at the Bohemian Club
San Francisco, to DR.. H j. Stewart
one of the leading organists of that
city. who is soon to depart for Lon
don.
Su Chin Chin. the Chinese reformer
VINO passed through here some months
ago for the Mainland and who was to
be deported at one time has been
granted permission to remain in the
States.
DR.. and Mrs. John W. Whitney have
issued cards for a reception to be Civ
en- Tuesday evening, July 80, in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Locke Whit
ney, who have just returned from the
Mainland =
A letter has been received from DIR.
Walter Hoffman, stating that on July
he and Mrs. Hoffman were in Lon
don, both enjoying excellent health.
The doctor is studying the London
hospitals.
Superintendent of Public Works
boyd, accompanied by Assistant Super
intendent Marston Campbell, and one
lof the sewer contractors, made an in
\spection of various sewer mains yes
terday afternoon.
Yesterdays arrests included: Aki-
saki. common nuisance; All Lau. as
sault and battery on Keahini; All
King, assault and battery; Kau Hiwa,
gambling; John Waipa, malicious iniu-
ry; W. sylvia, investigation; Kahalana
drunk; j. kaualis drunk
With the conclusion of Yesterday
business, the auditor closed the ac-
counts of the fiscal year, ending June
30th. This means that all bills not
cashed, will be c1assed as unpaid bills
and will be paid as soon as the appro-
priation bill shall have been passed
A representative of the Union Pacific
Railway left for the States last week
after looking over the Islands for a
few weeks. He came here in quest OF
Japanese laborers to work on the Un-
ion Pacific Railway lines, and secured
about 200. They have departed for the
Coast on various steamers, and will be
sent to Utah and Wyoming upon ar
rival at San Francisco.
Last evening, at the home of Mr..
Asch, Mr.. Julius w. Asch and Miss A
Z. Blackstad, of Waimea, Kauai, were
united in marriage by the Rev. w. M
Massin. About fifty guests were pres
ent. They viii make their home or
Kauai, where the groom is in business
Among those present were F. ]. Viii
helm, D. McNickell, Gus Murphy, J. r
Eckdrdt, B. Bergerson, F. Brewer, A
r. Ferguson, Capt. t. Fry and wife, j
Doherty and wife, j. Martin and wife
Miss E. Burman, Miss A. Burman, and
Miss NJ. Burman. The young couple
were the recipients of many costly ani
beautiful presents.