The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-01
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Mrs. TdRahashi. business manager Of
tn Hawaii Shiupo. will leave by the
nippon Maru. FOR an extended visit in
Japan.
Miss Emily Meyer. who was 10 the
city visiting since early last year\will
leave FOR the Bay city on the NentVra
next Tuesday.
Ancient Hawaiian history viii be
represented oH the stage OF the Opera
House By the Hawaiian Dramatic
Company. Saturday evening. March Is.
Reports from Maui tell Of high wind.
accompanied by rain storms. At La
haiHd, where gales are unusual. there
was decidedly heavy blow. The wind
Is described as "A regular norther.
The grand jury is still at work on
criminal cases. and will not begin it's
Investigations Of the saloon evil. and
lwilei until next week. II is probable
that the washhOuSe at Iwilei viii also
BE- given attention.
Chicago dispatches announce the en-
gagement Of Miss Jessie Alderman, a
missionary and Woman's Christian
Temperance Union worker to a Russian
n0bleman. Miss Alderman is well
known in Honolulu.
Miss Maud Kinney will leave in the
Ventura for an extended stay in Ger
many. where she will continue her mu-
steal studies for the next three years.
She Will first visit friends in London.
Paris ana Denmark.
meeting Of especial Importance to
all Baptists in the city will be held in
tian Association at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. All Baptists are earnestly
requested To be- present.
Weather permitting. Secretary Brown
will spend Saturday afternoon on the
slopes OF Tantalus with the young men.
This trip is for all corners. The start
Will be- made at o'clock from the |
Young Mems Christian Association. re-
turning by 8.
Reports from Kau. Hawaii. show !
continued trouble for the authorities in |
their attempt to suppress the Illegal |
liquor traffic. There were nearly "A |
dozen cases in the courts OF Kau OF /
parties charged with Illicit liquor sell
ing, nearly all Of whom We're released.
The soldiers from the Warren pitch
20 their tents at the DrillShed grounds |
asst evening. and are now comfortably
.amped until the repairs to the trans
port can be- completed. The National
iuardsmen who were gathered for drill
we're Interested spectators OF the regu-
airs as they prepared To settle down
Or the night.
Madame Genevra tombstone Bishop
has decided To- appear in "A concert To-
- given at the Opera House "A week
rom Monday. Madame Bishop has al
most recovered from the effects Of her
'eceut mishap. and feels fully able to-
ing again. She is now staying with :
Hiss Landegon at the home OF Mr.. and
hrs. Henry Howard. on King street.
The AT Home" Of the literary circle :
Il the kilOhaua Art League will be :
lcld this evening at o'clock in the :
oOms of the League. The event OF the !
veping Will be the lecture OF Miss :
.ewis. OF Oahu College. on Spenser. the ! :
arly English poet. There will be as !
veil vocal solos by Mrs. Annis Mon
ague Turner and violin solos by Presi-
ent Arthur Maxson Smith. Of the col !
.se. There promises To- be large at |
enhance.
Barney joy and Duncan. both mem 1
ers Of the police force. engaged i'm an !
ltercation last night about 1880. over
he payment Of debts. Duncan was i'm
chop house on Hotel street near Nuu- ]
nu when JOY entered. Hot words en- !
ued. and JOY was invited to- the street.
Oy preferred to go to- an empty lot. :
While both We're standing on the street,
Oy and Duncan came To blows. both !
-rilSing each other several times. Joy !
nally knocked Duncan down. :
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