The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

( Queen Liuuokalani viii leave on the
chin for The Coast. for her visit with
; Eastern friends
/ Mrs 4 T. Bindt and infant son VIII
shortly leave for the Coast, 10 spend
The winter with her parents.
Professor K0ebele. the entomologist.
4 ain leave by the Kiuau tomorrow TO
make Invesu cations IN the KohaIa for
esIs-
Secretary Mccoy, Of the san Fran
cisco Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion VIII sOoa pay a visit TO Homo
lulu.
In the Rhodes divorce case Saturday
Judge Gear allowed temporary alimony
II SO week TO The wife, and custody
II the child
.. H Case. former court stsAogra-
pher, has opened up an Office in heom
565. StangenWa1d building. and intends
10 do general stenoEraphy.
There VIII be no distribution OF
plants, etc, from the Government Nur-
sery today. on account Of the labOrers
taking part in the japanese holiday.
Fifty recruits for the artillery com
panies stationed at Camp Mckinley are
on their way TO this city. They viii
probably come on the next transport
The Durham. Corrigan & Hayden
ny for sI,2S3 10 for merchandise aIieg-
ed To have been purchased from them
since April 29 1900.
The board Of directors of the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold
its monthly meeting this evening
Twenty-Five new members are 10 Be
elected TO membership.
John J Valentine. the president Of
WeIls-Fargo Express Company, who is
at present seriously i'll in Oakland,
spent several weeks in this city two
years ago visiting friends.
Saturday being the day of All Souls,
mass was held at the Cathedral After
the mass a great procession went 10
the Catholic cemetery on King street.
bringing flowers with which they dec
Grated the graves.
Queen Lfliuokaiani is the witness to
be summoned in the investigation into
the destruction Of the valuable 90
feather cloak, before the fire court. 1t
is now claimed that the cloak was
stolen from Iolani Palace many years
ago
Rapid Transit extension. Work was
started from Liliha street on Tuesday,
and the excavations have already been
made ont TO the Reform School. and
the tracks have been laid for about zoo
feet.
The meeting Of the First Hebrew
CONGREGATION was held yesterday al
ternoon at Progress Hall, at which
the question Of d burying ground was
generally discussed. Several locations
are in prospect. but nothing definite
was decided upon.
on Saturday Marshal Hendry was (
presented with handsome gold badger
BY the EIks club. of which ne Is a
Drorrlinerf member The presentation !
was made by r Z. Thompson and l. |
"a Dee. but a formal presentation Is |
TO BE- made this week at u meeting OF /
the order.
Two weeks from yesterday Pacific !
Heights viii have a band concert al |
the upper terminus of the electric rail- /
road The St. Louis College band has /
been engaged, and VIII render concert 4
selections It is proposed TO make the 4
Sunday afternoon band concerts per |
manent feature.
Several bsxes Of algaroba beans |
have been sent by ]. NJ. Vivas 20 II /
a. Souza Canavarro. the former Poruu- |
guese charge d afTaires. who is at pres /
ent in Portugal. Mr.. Canavarro writes /
that several places in Portugal viii /
probably be favorable for the growth /
Of the algarOba-
a big reception 10 Fathers Boarman /
and Megevney of the Jesuit Mission, is 4
being planned for two weeks from to
day The reception viii take place at |
St. Louis College hall, and fine mu- /
steal program viii be rendered. The 7!
Young Mems Institute OF the Catholic 4
Church viii take a prominent part In /
the exercises.
Airs Caroline Bush and Mrs c h /
Hopkins Jr. gave a dinner yesterday AZ !!
their residence in I&apioiani Park, IN
honor Of D. h. Aimo1u and ]. K Aea- /
who leave for the States next Saturday /
with Queen LiliuOkalanL Mr.. Aea VIII |
enter a school in California, and Mr.. |
Aimoku will accompany TIE Queen-~to' |
a meeting OF the Medical Association |
was held al the Office OF DR.. W. E !
Taylor for the purpose Of holding the |
annual election Of officers. The old 1
board was reelected. as follows: Presi- |
dent, DR.. w. +. Taylor; vice president. !
Dr. SIoggett: secretary and treasurer. !
Dr. A G. Hodgins. and executive COM /
mittee DIS. Myers and Cooper No |
other business was transacted, the I
meeting a6jouruing Immediately after /
the election had taken place, through |
respect for the recent death Of Dr. I
TayIors daughter