The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A rehearsal of the Central Union
choir viii be held this evening at the
church at 7:30.
a. y. Kepoikai has been appointed a
member Of the road board for Wailuhu,
Maui. by Superintendent Boyd.
DR. Walters is recovering fast. and
viii leave on the Kinau for visit of
a few weeks at sam Parkers ranch.
The Maile lima Athletic Club an
nounce their first ba seball practice of
the season at Makiki, Wednesday. at )
y. m.
The Hawaiian woman's Club will
meet at the home of Mrs Wood. Nuu-
anu avenue. Tuesday, March II, at 3
o'clock.
The PaIama engine house for the fire
department is nearing completion. The
automatic swing doors are in position,
and cement sidewalks are being laid.
The Honolulu branch OF the Teachers
Association will hold a meeting this
evening when Il paper on school gov
eminent viii be presented by Rev AL
exander Macintosh.
The regular meeting of the Buckeye
club of Hawaii viii be held this even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas}
II. Atherton. All Buckeyes are invited
to be present. Annual meeting.
Members of Lodge lie Progress, a. &
a :. r., are requested 20 attend the
funeral of the late William Aud at
$3.50 p. today at the Temple. Mem
bers OF Hawaiian. Pacific and all visit
ing brethren are respectfully invited
10 attend.
Madame Genevra Johnstone-B Bishop
has decided to accept the invitation OF
the Kilohana Art League to give con-
cert at the league rooms in the Model
block. and a concert program VIII be
arranged for next Saturday afternoon
at o'clock
Superintendent Boyd received reports
yesterday from Maui and Hawaii upon
the condition OF the public buildings
and roads as a result Of the rainstorm.
The reports were very similar TO those
published in the Advertiser yesterday.
Immediate steps will be taken to repair
the worst damaged roads.
Commissioner Gill yesterday held
Chas. \. Richardson. the colored sailor
OF the w. II. Dimond to the Federal
grand jury in bonds of $1,000. Chas. II.
Wheaton. Salvatore Vanigora and Otto
Baumgartner were held as witnesses in
the sum of $500 each. which only the
last-named was able to give.
A baseball team OF the Honolulu
Athletic Club defeated the Fifteenth
Artillery nine yesterday by the score
of "a to 5. The local team was as fol-
ioAS- JOY. D.s -. l-fciAts H.
a. Lewis. 2b: .. Akau. 3b.; j. Will
liams, S.; Kaai, RI; Aylett. CT; j.
Hansman. II. +. Gleason played right
field part Of the game.
Rapid Transit car "a. on the Kalihi
extension. collided yesterday afternoon
With a horse attached 20 an express
Wagon. the horse being thrown several
feet. but without obtaining a scratch
or being hurt. The car fender was
broken down. The fault was neither
with the motorman or the eXpressman.
as the horse suddenly commenced rear
ing as the car approached, and without
warming floundered upon the fender
just as the car reached him.
Judge Gilbert F. Little. of Hilo. is in
the city for brief visit, his term off
court having closed. Sheriff Andrews
and / are good friends said the judge
in discussing his recent trouble With
that official. yesterday. This has only
been a friendly difference to test the
matter. / claim that the fines are
properly payable to the clerk of the
court, and by. him transmitted TO the
High Sheriff. while the Attorney Cen
eral takes the opposite view. If the
contention of Sheriff Andrews is cor
rect. he has more authority than the
court. and could refuse to obey court
orders. This will be a test of the
question"