The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-09
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

u. VI. Ayres Is no longer connected
with this paper.
Andrew MacRinnon Is now a stock
broker In London.
The Anglican Church Chronicle II out
WITH number OF special excellence.
Among the additions to the Custom
House baseball team are Harry Wilder.
Lionel Hart and Chris Willis.
At waiiingford. VT. May 25:h. a
daughter was born TO the Rev. silas p.
Perry and wife. the late chaplain OF
Hamehameha Schools.
Norman Orma. formerly OF this city.
and a member OF the Rough Riders
regiment. Is to be married In Wash
ington. June II. To Miss Selena Hop
per.
The sidewalk on the Waikiki side OF
Nuuanu street between Pauahi and
Chaplain streets Is overrun with Ian
tsna and weeds and Is In need OF clear
ing.
An excellent concert was given at the
kamehameha School on Saturday ev-
ening for the benefit OF the baseball
| team and the Kanewanui fund. and
considerable money was realized
The Bishop OF PanopolIs leaves In the
Alameda Wednesday for the coast for
| the benefit OF his health He goes to
southern California Rev. Father
Matthias Will officiate In his absence.
Letters have been received from
Archdeacon Restarick. the newly elect
ed Bishop OF Honolulu His consecra-
ton will take place early In July and
his arrival In Honolulu may be looked
for soon afrer.-Angiican Church
Chronicle.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Damon was baptized at St
Andrews cathedral yesterday morning.
Rev. A. Macintosh officiating The
| font was beautifully decorated with
flowers. and a large number OF family
friends were present
We received a newsy letter from our
friend Mr.. John Cation He In enjoy
ing himself In Scotland. and Will not
return home until August. when he
will bring back with him his two broth
erz. who have been In Scotland for
several ycaFS.-Angiican Church
A runaway horse from the Hotel
Stables caused considerable excitement
Yesterday on Hotel street. just at the
time OF the Haaaingcr funeral The
hora. attempted TO jump a fence while
still harueAscd To- the carriage. and
managed to set over with n part OF the
shaft. which was broken IN the effort
The animal vas captured at the corner
Of Atak-a street
The Rev. \. e. Wilson. rector of San-
saiito. Cal. Is spending a few weeks
of rest and recreation In Hawaii His
congregation gave him the means To
rrcupsrate after a long period OF ardu-
Gus work which tried his nerves and
brought his system To- a low ebo. The
reverend gentleman preached accepta-
bly, in sc. Andrews cathedral ON sun
day. June i.-tnEiicau church Chrcni-
ci-.
The Scottish Thlatis. Club - rapidly
A. - FaFarstftAT ICerH-
b-rs Two departed last week from the
islands and Piper" Murray and j. II
hcGresor are to leave IN the Al.ifredzl-
Murray - one Of the champion Sc"su-n
piu--ra and holds medals for his accom-
pii.hruents The club presented biz
m Friday evening with a badge I'm the
design OF a Scottish thistle appropriate
~ inscribed.
Saturday was the last day on which
tenders for Treasury notes were re-
ceived by Treasurer Wright. only one
bid and that for a small portion OF the
$50 900 which he wished To- borrow,
yyas put In. and the contract was not
let Some question as Co the Legality
If ths. action Of the treasurer made IN
v.-stors here shy Of Offering To- take up
ths. notes The Executive C0uncI NJ
the meeting today will consider what
further action To take In the matter
and new bids may be called for
N;fhs one Of the pilot bOatmen, is out
ON bonds as the result OF beating ms
wife. ON Friday. The complaint which
led 20 the arrest was sworn To by Ut
Moore. who attended the injured "om-
an. who had given birth To chlo
three. days before the assault TOOK
pIace. IL Is alleged that Milo struck
his wife ON two separate occasions. shho
DIR. Moore told the police authorizes
that the woman was In . very serious
condition No charge - Yet maze
against ths. bOatman. as the police are
swaitins, the outcome Of the woman :
illness
The church In Honolulu viii miss
greatly Mrs. and Miss Eoscrs.who nave
r.sfded mere for the past eiEhteeh
months Miss Rogers has been faith-
ntl member Of the choir ana a trdeheI
in th.. sunday school Of ST Andres
Cathedral She has also assisted az
many benevolent works and endssiI,u
herself TO a large number OF tFtrnns
outside the church. These esiimhnlr
tadies leave with fervent wishes Tor
their welfare In New Zealand. "hrrs
thew go 90 Join Mr.. Henry Rogers. VINO
preceded them. and who u now u".nk
r.narkabIy well In that colony.--An-
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