The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-27
LOCAL BREVITlES.

DR.. 7. T. Wayson proposes a Chill
dren's Hospital for the Mckinley mer1-
orial for Honolulu.
Heavy rains are reported in the Kau
district. according to news received on
the Mauna Loa yesterday.
The Hawaiian Band gave a compli-
mentary concert yesterday morning
aboard the transport Meade.
z J. II. Boyd. Marston Campbell w c.
Achf and w. F. Drake were among the
arrivals yesterday on the Mauna Loa.
p Mrs. Julian Monsarrat, who recently
underwent an operation in San Fran
cisco. is reported to be rapidly improv-
ing.
The half-million dollar estate cred
tied last week to a waterfront man IS
said to be an invention of Chester
Doyle's.
The ladies who are interested in the
Catholic fair Will hold a meeting at 10
o'clock this morning at the Drillshed
TO report progress.
The Kilohana Art League exhibition
viii be closed tomorrow, and will re-
open on Friday and remain open until
the following evening.
Mrs. 4. r. Bindt and infant son left
by the $. c. Allen yesterday afternoon
10 spend several months with her pa
rents. in Petaluma, Cal
BIuejackets from the United States
tug IrOquois will assist in the decora-
, ton of the Drillshed for the Catholic
fair to be given next Saturday.
Paul r. Isenberg is expected home
on Saturday. His trip has been an
extended one, and his many friends
here will give him the glad hand.
There will be a choral celebration Of
the Holy Communion at St. Andrews
Cathedral. at o'clock, Thursday
Thanksgiving morning. The sermon
will be preached by the Bishop Of Ho-
nolulu.
The Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton barriers ran to Thomas Square
and back again last night. The gem
eral meeting was postponed until next
Friday night.
Judge Wilcox, who has not had
vacation during thirty years Of con-
tinuous public service, is thinking OF
taking a months vacation. His health
IS far from good. and he feels that he
reeds a rest.
superintendent Boyd said yesterday
that he expected to have the question
of the widening of Hotel street settled
by next week. An amicable arrange
ment will probably be made with the
property owners.
The appeal no ers in the habeas cor
pus case of Osah Mankicho VIII go
forward to Washington on this morn
lng's steamer. Nothing further can
now be done until the appeal is set
down for hearing by the United states
Supreme Court.
The japanese booth, or wfstaria ar
Dor, promises to be a most Interesting
feature at next Saturdays fair. the
useful and dainty articles to be sold
will be just the things for Xmas pres
ents, and being offered at bargain
prices. will be within the reach Of all.
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Progress, a. * a. S. r.. were elected
on Monday evening: w. NJ, l.. de l..
Ward: s w, Wallace X. Harrington;
J. w, Arthur w. Neeley; secretary
c. c.. Bockus; treasurer. Charles II.
Ramsey: S. d, w. II. GOetz; j. d.
David Dayton Jr.
+ G.. Pratt. one of the fire claims
commissioners, recently suggested to
the members of the Wyoming colony
in Honolulu, that they memorabilia the
wyoming Congressman TO assist in Sc
curing an appropriation to pay of the
fire claims. The memorial went Tor
ward by the Nippon Maru.
The latest news from Japan is that
Putnam Bradley Strong has announc-
ed that he is worth 100000 in cash.
having made it in Wall street during
the rise in Northern Pacific. he is
rettled over the reports that May fohe
will leave him when his money is gone
Il
Yokohama society.
! So far the threatened invasion OF IN
3 dlgnaut citizens at the Public works
/ Department because of the notice CT
the annual sewer charges has not ma
tcrlalized. Probably some Of the al
/ Legged lxickers took time TO read over
the conditions under which they were
allowed to connect with the public
. sever. One section of the contract
which each property owner signed
reads as follows: And L further agree
TO pay such rates annually TOT the use
Of the sewer as may be fixed"
! 4 reception was rendered last even
ing at KaumakapiH Church in honor
OF the Rev. W. ". Lono, Jne new pc
tor. a large number Of people were
present. and the affair was pleasant
Introduction of the congregation 70
their new spiritual adviser. The ahair
was given under the auspices OF the
Christian Endeavor Society Rev. Nj
I.ono received his education at Lamar
/ ,,oIura Seminary He was sent as