The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-01
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

o,t Band will give
me- n. cspcert at the h'Wa'i'A
Dabic GU
taigbt ,,.ssie. a former native of
fDam Ms No given citizen papers by
81: ;,isPE2 :tss yesterday t., steward. as
asH "e. .he local military hospital,
sgs s.sd on the Thomas .,,a.
sr'ea ~ ,+ol concert by the Hawaiian
The initlai ,Soana Hotel was rendered
Blnd ~ t The beach nos'e tns s Mss
vt e wen With listeners, and the nrst
sel a.lt here was a huge success
aneef' t sova been received here an
cards n az marriage of George Wa
sJaneinS IN nd Miss Bessie Burwell at
tsrbouse ' tba nth. The marriage was
's ,alibursted at the Piymou'h enu'ei ~
bal '''' ..oinment on board the gun
Tbe en.ei tuesday night was in the
bai RI q surprise party, a party OF
tTia OF d If the city with a quintet
pug lis Iaring and rendering, sere-
~ to the ofhcels. ,, ,.,s
- You. the Chinese girl who was
Kan i - Yong Han in the office of
EaiIiSa Gu ~ viii leave for China today.
f@ y. i,'h h. accompanied by her hus-
Isl win ~ v-iIl make another attempt
w. s,vs her land mere,
,rsd Smith is almost ready " Tor or
'as ug At the experimental station in
lsnl lli Wiley. He is very optimistic
lahN .ha success of the experiments,
L; ~ but a short time to demon
I'd ESA ~, correctness of his views. : =
walIs-Fargo Express Company
fins .stabIish a branch in Honolulu,
L y vas been given permission by the
DO I Ia~ TO land all express pack
Z1''it hara under their bond. c. D.
asss hos been appointed local agent
IN the company,
~. federal Court officers, including
,. y. Estee. made their income tax
We. .a5rs Yesterday, though they do not
' IN that they are liable, even if the
90 g. bolds the law to be valid, claim
e1' - as officers of the United
|Ststes government.
/ n,outv Moses K. Nakuina has been
,L.,iSssd from the office of the regis
:, If conyeyances, a position he oc-
I'd far five years. The reason CIV
bv Registrar Thrum for his dis
E.sal is that his work has been I'M
f,g.factory. A successor has not been
lNOinted.
IA Porte, Ind, dispatches in San
E,,7cisco papers of July %, state that
e. Uahlon Cause. former pastor of
r. Friends Church in that city, and
/ rso was reported TO have committed
[nte;de in San Francisco over a year
IL has been found in this city. where
\ ( said to have been preaching. No
,.ea NJ the Rev. Cause could De found
,rp Yesterday, and if he is occupying
mint in Honolulu it is under an as
amed name.
The following persons are booked for
lssage on the Peking, due to leave
1 h port for San Francisco tomorrow:
ELss Fond, Leonard and w. II. Green
m Austin Jones, Alice H. Jones, A.
Gillian, f. F. Richardson, Miss
&Iy Kleugel, J. Emmeluth and wife,
lEaton Hind, William Haywood, Miss
nogen Boyer, Mrs, Charles 7. Wilder,
H. Hay, James Kirkland, R. n.
alstead, Miss ". Peters, j. A. NJ.
tnsOn E. C. Smith and wife, Miss
Smith, A. Caro-. Mrs. j. H. Soper.
, Nr. and Mrs. Howard C. White ar
|Iyd in Honolulu yesterday ON the
|EsrspOrt Thomas. Their marriage
Eliminated an interesting romance.
fns years ago Miss Adams, the
b. and Mr.. White were stu
Eats at the Western Reserve Univer-
'lg in Cleveland, Ohio, and it was
here that their courtship began. Mr..
5hie was graduated last May from
he College of Social Sciences, and Miss
tams has been teacher in the Ohio
tlcOls and is one of the appointees
#om that State to the Philippines.
i The tax office was kept open last
talng until after o'clock. Over LOCO
fnrs were made yesterday, making
total very nearly 5000. All day the
nEd in front of the office continued.
the men were formed into lines
order to facilitate the work. BY 6
coeS the returns were pretty well in,
the office was kept open in order
aecommodate the usual stragglers.
number of returns exceeded the
lpeeiatlons of the collector, who did
expect more than $500. The work
eiasSlfying the returns will now be