The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-26
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Mrs. W. W. Hail will read the Gettys-
burg address at the Memorial Day eel
ebratiOn 1T Nuuanu cemetery
Senator George r. Carter Is expected
beck from the coast on the Ventura.
which - due on Wednesday morning.
\ subscription list f. being circulated
ia the city 60 raise money TO send An
T'ai. a former Chinese merchant. back
To China
Emil Ney. Judge Gears grand jury
haiiiff. announced yesterday that he
would leave Honolulu for Hilo. "a be-
come the baiiiT OF Judge Littie's court
a meeting % British residents win be
held at the Hawaiian hotel this even
ing Co make plans for "A local celebra-
ton % the approaching coronation OF
King Edward.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
COuzsns on Saturday demolished the
Ok0iehaO stiiI which had been captured
By the revenue officers and used a. evil
dsnce In the Casthana case.
The Saturday evening show OF the
Murphy club was as usual entertain
ing The feature OF the evening was
a sketch. Mrs. O'Rarerfy's Lodging
House" by the Wards. Dollinser and
Miss Schiefer.
An effort Is being made TO secure the
extension OF the Rapid Transit line TO
AAAF EAtAAAaEA anu E4RT[Atfetess
lists are being circulated In order TO
raise a bonus for the Honolulu Rapid
Transit and Land Co.
Beginning next Sunday. the American
hymnal ~ To be used In 81. Andrews
cathedral. A large number OF Hutch
ms hymnais have already been receiv-
I'D here. and the change from the Eng
lish hymn book will be made imrpedi-
ateIy.
on Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
T.. Correa gave a luau At their resin
dence on Liiiha street near School,N
which was attended by n large number |
81 friends. After the feasting. music |
and dancing kept the guests entertain |
ed until midnight.
lfornia Methodist clergyman. came on /
the Peru for a visit In the city. He L
was accompanied by his brother and
niece. Rev. Mr. Anthony was at the .
head OF "a congregation in Honolulu in
the earty sixties.
Japanese Consul SaIto has interested
linself To- prevent the exodus OF Japa-
iese laborers To California, agents hav-
ng been I'm the city for some time. to
induce the men to leave here The Jap
lnese have been induced to- return TO
he plantations by the representations
II the consul.
An attempt at incendiarism was frus-
IaIeQ Y
trong building on River and Hotel
treets. a man was seen to set fire to
efusc in the basement OF MyoshPs
tore but was frightened away by
Japanese living In the building The
Iremen are investigating.
James G. Spencer. secretary OF the :
'hamber OF Commerce. has received n :
etter from Secretary Cortelyou. ac-
the receipt by President :
OF the resolution regarding
he payment OF the fire claims. which :
fas carried TO Washington by Com
missioner Pratt. The resolution has J
cen referred TO Secretary Shaw.
United States Clerk Mailing has re-
eived a request from the Acting So
citOr OF the Attorney Generals De-
artment for the details OF the punish I
rent OF Lewis and Turk for violation !
Z shipping regulations. IL Is the in
sntion or the Department. no doubt.
, post the matter In seaport towns as
warning to other possible offenders I
The funeral OF Mrs. ii. a. Heen was
ED yesterday afternoon In St An I
rew's cathedral. Rev Canon kitcat
nd Rev. Mr.. F'itz officiating. A large I
1ncourse OF friends OF the deceased
nd OF the stricken husband followed ,
~ remains TO their last resting place
Kawafahao cemetery. The children
the priory sang hymns at the church
1ring the services.
By a recent cable from Manila. the !
aVy Department Is informed of the
unsfer OF Lieut. Philip Andrews. II. :
~. from command OF the Wompa- I
lex TO the Naval Hospital at Yoko-
anna. on surgeons certificate OF dis :
Dility. Mrs. Andrews will Join her J
Isband at the last named place. She J
he daughter OF the well known Capt
ndrew Fuller Of Honolulu. II. AR
- and Navy Journal.