The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-13
LOCAL BREVI1IES.

| The government scow which was
| slightly damaged in coaling the Wis
consin, is being repaired.
| Among the passengers on the Kinau
was DR. n. d. Monsarrat, who is going
/ TO Maui for a short trip.
While the American was coaling at
San Lucia four native coal passers
We're killed by falling coal
Miss f. Coughran will leave on the
| Rosamond at the end of the month to
/ take a long vacation on the Coast.
Market Inspector Berndt will send
a case Of new species of fish to DR..
d. Starr Jordan by the Alameda to-
day.
The Hawaiian Woman's Club held a
meeting yesterday at p. N. at the
residence of Mrs. a. B. Wood, Nuuanu
avenue.
The meeting of the Board of Health.
will very likely be postponed until to-
morrow.
The families of c. j. Holt, ]. A.
Thompson, ]. d. McVeigh and NJ. X.
Cook returned yesterday from a ten
days visit at Makaha, this Island.
On Monday at p. m. collision took
place between Rapid Transit car and
an express wagon on the corner of
Hotel and Alakea streets. The cars
fender was badly damaged.
d. G. May has accepted a position as
assistant bookkeeper of the HUa
Plantation Company. He succeeds VI.
ID. Thinkfield, who has taken a posh
ton with Benson, Smith & Co.
Mrs. Mary ]. Young, mother of Mrs.
l.. Schweitzer. arrived on the Alameda,
and will remain in Honolulu until next
spring Mrs. Young comes from the
famous Young family, of Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Louis Arnaud, for a long time chief
bartender of the Cosmopolitan saloon,
left by the Kinau to take position in
the new Keystone saloon in Hilo. Mr..
Arnaud has long been connected with
Berger's orchestra.
The Hawaiian Board does not recog-
nize the title of reverend, which ]. e.
Kekipi, who was fined 500 by Judge
Wilcox, assumes. He is the minister
of a sect of Hawaiians of Maui who
call their doctrine scientific Christian
ity.
Mr.. William Thompson and bride,
who returned from the Mainland on
the Alameda, on Friday last, are stay |
ing at the home of Mrs. w. a. Hen |
shall, on Kinau street, near Pensacola, |
where they will be glad to see their |
John Austin has been installed as sp- !
perintendent at the government nun
sery, Forester HauShS having taken
Up his residence in Nuuanu valley. Mr.. |
laughs win in future give the larger
part of his time to trips of investiga-
ton on this and other Islands.
An old native woman, Mrs. Anna
2avea Robinson, died last Sunday |
night at Kauluwela. from the result
IF injuries which she received from |
ire on Thursday night. She was walk
ng with a candle, and her clothing
saught fire in some way. enveloping
Ter in flames. She leaves a husband
md three sons.
Hon. Barbour Lathrop, of Chicago.
md d. ID. Fairchild, of the Department |
# Agriculture al Washington, are eX-
)ected to arrive here on the 10Th of
his month. They are on their way to
New Zealand and Australia, where |
hey will remain a year collecting new
eed and plant specimens. Both gen.
lemen have visited Honolulu before, |
md it is expected that they will re-
main over for some time on their pres
mt trip.
Lieutenant Dougherty, Twenty
ighth United States Infantry, and
wife (nee Afong), are again en- route
o Manila, where the officer will be
tationed for possibly three years.
lieutenant and Mrs. Dougherty recent
y came from the Philippines to Van
ouver Barracks, Wash, and had no |
more than arrived when orders were |
eceived to send two battalions of the
'wenty-eighth back to Manila, includ-
ng Mr.. DOugherty'S company.