The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-02
LOCAL BREvlTlEs.

Governor Dole is expected back from
Waialua today.
The William Mckinley Lodge. x OF
p. will meet tonight in Harmony Hall.
DR.. Camp has removed his office and
residence to Union street, corner Of
Adams lane.
The government cannon on Punchs
bowl were removed yesterday to Prince
Cupld's home in Waikiki
The NeiII-Frawfey company may
play in Honolulu on it's way to Manila,
when 1t passes through here on the
America Maru August 23rd.
Arrangements may shortly be con-
Guided whereby the Catholic Mission
band can go to Maui on August IL 10
attend the Maui races and baseball.
Four missionaries Of the Reorganiz-
ed Church Of Latter Day Saints passed
through on the Ventura Two are go
ing to New Zealand and two to Aus
tralia.
Two freight cars were reported de-
rallied on the Oahu Railway near EVA
Yesterday The cars were replaced on
the track and were brought here last
evening.
Entomologist Perkins, who is taking
the place of Professor koebele, mas dls-
covered cane-borers IN the Samoan CO.
stopped.
A Japanese woman who tried to jump
from an electric car while it was run
ming full speed on Liliha street was
thrown forcibly to the ground, but Tor
tunately was only stunned.
Tomorrow being the first Sunday OF
the month, holy communion Will De Gel
ebrated at IL o'clock at ST. Clement
church by the Rev. John osborne. The
usual evening services viii be held.
Lieutenant Lyle Brown,who assault
ed c. A. Ziegenfuss. formerly OF homo
lulu, at Manila, because of an attack
upon his integrity, was sentenced by
court martial to a public reprimand.
Miss Caroline Haskins, the artist
photographer who recently returned
from a visit to the States, viii resume
her work next week, having taken the
house at the corner of Alakea and no.
tel streets.
The contest of school children for the
prize offered by Commissioner or Asrl-
culture Wray Taylor for the best essay
descriptive of the Agricultural FAR,
will close at noon today at his Office in
the Executive building.
The new Hospital for Incurables will
be opened in about two weeks. New
furniture is now being purchased and
everything will be in readiness for the
elaborate dedication services viii be
held.
Contrary to expectations, there have
been no complaints at the auditors Of
flee because of the refusal to give out
the fire claims warrants. They are
dated August 5th, and would not draw
interest until after that time in any
event.
In the article in yesterdays Adver-
e4a cd
Woodbridge had obtained a ticket
from the Hanna boys" Gus H. Hanna
was not involved in the transaction, as
he was then at his home, where he has
been for the past week.
At a meeting of the Scottish Thistle
club. held last evening, it was decided
to hold smoker in eommemoratlon OF
the coronation of the King, asking the
Sons of ST George and all citizens to
iofn with them. The exact date and
the place will be decided later.
A civil service examination will be
held at the high school this morning
for the grade of night inspector in the
customs service. Twenty-Five app1ca-
lions have been received for the posi-
ton, and two had to be refused owing
to the examiner having but % blanks
Elder D. A. Anderson and wife OF
Lamont, Iowa, are in town TO lapor III
the interests Oh Tic LNCOi 5eRhAASA ~
of Latter Day Saints. Mr.. Anderson is
an elder in the church and was ap-
pointed at the last general conference
The program of services appears else
where.
The Spokesman will be issued tomor-
row morning. Among its features Will
be q suggestion of a compromise ticket
for delegate to Washington; concise
review of local political developments,
and an outline of the coming campaign.
The Spokesman will be out at daylight
Sunday morning.
A most worthy young man, Willie
Kahananui died early yesterday morn
ing at the home of George W. Scott.
Nuuanu valley, after five months OF
suffering, from an affection OF the
lungs His death at the early age OF
10 is regretted by all who knew him.
The funeral will be held at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Professor Scott has received notice
FROM the college entrance examination
board that the examinations taken by
Honolulu high school pupils showed
the latter to be unusually bright five
were given the examinations here, and
all did good work. Those who pass are
given admission to any college In the
country without further examinations