The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-17
LOCAL BREvITIES.

| af+.r,a oaiu VIII play at Punahou this
ioo'' instead OF at Emma Square
MISS Mary krout, well known in fsa-
,Yh 49, 10 now located in New York
"neie she Is writing book
oo ~, oiu I was issued yesterday bv
ooionel Jones requiring company CON,
manders to turn in ali guns excoa sT,i-
the number of fifty.
Mrs. A. H Mossman wiz 80
sistant manager of the Hawaiian News
company, died yesterday MORNING q,
"iAihi' Sne leaves large family.
a Dig piece of iron which was heinz
put on board the Mauna Loa yesterda :,
morning, dropped and was lost in ths
water The divers could not recova,.
| 1T. ot ieco'er
MRS. l. McCants Stewart appeared,
yesterday as witness against Antoine
ae Mello, who. by careless driving ran
last week.
me NELL company is said to have
signed for a Manila eneagemenr 49,
year, taking in Honolulu en- ronIa
ihey VIII also visit Japan, China and
Australia. nv
Mrs Eliza Mossman died YESTERDAY
morning at the residence of the late
James Dodd, on the Beach road. She
was forty-nine years of age, and was
DOfH IN haual.
The band will play at the baseball
game at Punahou at p. m this after
noon, and not at Emma Square. To-
morrow afternoon the band will play
at Makee Island
/. Mr.. and Mrs. William Craft and
daughter are passengers on the Am
erica Maru, en- route to Hongkone
where Mr.. Craft will represent the
Standard Oil Company.
Surveyor Wall says that he knows
nothing of the reputed rising of the
isiano OF Hawaii at Kawaihae, and
mat ne disbelieves the occurrence OF
any phenomenon there except the tidal
wave,
Mr.. Lisbon Schweitzer will leave ON
the Mariposa on Wednesday next for
California, where he will resume his
studies in the University of California.
He will take regular course In den
tistry.
Three well known men of business
Will speak at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association 4 o'clock services the
next three weeks. W. A. Bowen, Esq,
leads off tomorrow, his subject being
Not Disobedient.
Briefs were filed yesterday with the
Supreme Court in the income tax case
by General HartwelI, Smith & Lewis,
and Mr.. Robertson. They follow out in
more detail the oral arguments TO the
Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Francis Murphy Club No. was or
gained last evening at Kawaiahao
Church, with Mr. All as secretary pro
tenn. Headquarters for the new club
viii probably be located at the corner
of Queen and South streets
Lewis Morrison, the actor, who play
\ here f..xx- 1, H,l1
up on Ellis street near Jones, San
Francisco. a few night ago and Sc
riousiy hurt. The footpad was fright
ened away before he got Mr.. Nor
rison's valuables.
Mrs. Nellie Althea James has begun a
suit for divorce from Joseph NJ. James,
alleging intemperance. James was for
merly one of the owners of the Wind
scr Hotel, in partnership with Robert
Glaze. He sold out to Trewalla, for
the murder of whom Glaze is now serv-
ing life tegm in prison. Mr.. and Mrs.
James wsre& married at the Hawaiian
Islands "a Ps-Examiner
Heeia PLANTATION located on the op-
posite side of Oahu, is soon to be con-
verted from sugar plantation to
rice plantation and ranch. The ration
crop will be taken in about January
next. and after that no further at
tempts will be made to grow sugar.
Heeia has had difficulties in securing
labor since Hawaii became Terri
tory Further than this, during the
plague no sugar could be shipped out,
aud il is stated that between $4,000
and $4,000 was lost on these two &C
counts last year. The plantation was
sold to c. Bolte, who will now look
after the converting process. The plan
tation was started back in the '70s by
John McKeague.