The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-28
LOCAL B >EVlTIES.

The custom house will be closed to-
day
The Belle of New York at the OPP
era House tonight.
The judiciary building will be closed
today, both courts and offices.
There will be no services at the
German Lutheran Church on Sunday.
The postofficeF will be closed today
until p m, unless a steamer arrives.
There will be memorial services at
the Roman Catholic Cathedral today
at 10 o'clock
memorial service will be held to-
day Saturday at 10 "a m, in The
Roman Catholic Cathedral
Notwithstanding rumors to the con-
trary the customs house buildings will
be draped in black today.
Today all saloons will be closed from
$50 a. m. until 1870 p m, in respect
to the memory of the late President.
An order will soon be issued to the
National Guard regarding an official
observance of the death of President
Mckinley.
Mrs. Robert H. Tucker, who died in
Rockford, H., recently, was well
known in Honolulu, where she was at
one time a visitor. Her husband was
born in the Hawaiian Islands.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church
memorial services tomorrow at 10 a.
M, Rev. Mr.. John D. Waldron will
preach. Prof. Theo. Richards will oc-
cupy the pulpit In the evening.
Miss Pearl Swan and Miss Ida Keu-
bier, from New York, are expected to-
day on the MioWera. They are en-
gagged blythe New England Bakery to
take positions as cashier and sales
lady.
The NJ. NJ. SCOTS are moving into the
house lately built by the Ernest Mott
Smiths; while the Harold Mott-Smith
place is . be occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bid and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lovekin.
Amended answers in the Pearl Har-
Dor condemnation suits were filed yes
terday by the Bishop Estate, and the
John Ii Estate. Nothing new is set UP
in the answers. Separate demands are
made for jury trials.
Capt. Samuel Johnson was mixed up
in a runaway Thursday morning. The
horse driven by him is a vicious one,
and twice before has seriously injured
her drivers. Now the Public Works
Department is trying to dispose Of the
animal
a letter from Paul r. Isenberg, from
Travenort, Germany, under date of
September 1st. says that he expects
TO leave there for the States October
10th. He says further: Am feeling
fine and having a good time. Aloha to
all friends"
| On Sunday, September Is, Rev Will
liam kiucaid preached a fine sermon
on Mckinley in the First Presbyterian
Church. in indianapolis. His sermon
heard nv CORRESPONDENT. who
says it struck a popular chord. Mi
Kincaid stated then that he would
preach in his own church here two
weeks from that time, which would be
tomorrow He is expected to return
today on the Mariposa.
The Hawaiian Band win play this
morning at the memorial services for
President Mckinley at KaWaiahao
! Church. commencing at o'clock; at 4
! p. M, at the Reformatory School, to-
/ morrow afternoon at $3.50, solemn
concert at the Capitol grounds; Mon
/ day evening at 1880, a solemn concert
in Emma Square. Following the Mon
day evening concert the band will take
: it's four weeks vacation.
| The commissioner of agriculture yes
! terday took Mr.. Eben Low on a trip
I through the Nuuanu forest, the latter
gentleman being very much interested
in forest matters. Mr.. Low expressed
! himself as much pleased with the work
being carried on there. He saw a
large patch of the panicum grass grow
ing and was 50 impressed with it that
! when he leaves on Tuesday for Ha-
wall he will take a lot of roots with
him A heavy shower of rain fell in
the forest while they were there, but
it did not reach town.
--ss sssaszssassruassazss