The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-25
LOCAL BREVITlES.

"A
ban saturday by the score of 10 to g.
/ lodge Ie Progress meets tonight. Reg
MAR monthly meeting. All melhOei@
Iare expected to De present.
The Hawaiian band concert in cap
| itol grounds yesterday was attendPd pS
Va large number of soldiers from the bu-
ford
A marty of Federal officials went on a
fishing trip Saturday to kanea point
in charge of VIII Love ana r f1ai-
stead.
meeting of the Agricultural Semi
mar was held Saturday evening IN the
office of Jared Smith in the capltoi
building.
David Lawrence & Co. Ltd. desire to
express their sincere appreciation Oh
the many, many favors shown by an
during Saturdays fire.
The cricket match of Saturday De
tween married and single men was a
draw. The benedicl<s for six Wlckets
scored 175, and the bachelors Tor 1our'
The Elks will give a reception soon
for Bishop Restarick. A committee has
been appointed to arrange for the az
fair, which will be open to the laoies
also.
Consul Saito has recommended 10 the
Jananese the discontinuance of the use
gestion will be published in the Japd-
nese papers.
Virgo Jacobsen is engaged upon the
nreparation of artistic designs rorN the
certificates which are to be aWaroedN 70
the successful exhibitors at the recept
Merchants Fair.
There will be hop at the Hawaiian
hotel this evening, given for the orncers
| of the transport Buford. There VIII De
music at dinner and the lanais Will De
used for the dance later.
Mrs Mary Cornwall Widdiheld has
issued cards for the wedding OF ner
| daughter Kathryn to Mr.. Byron hts
| Baird on Wednesday evening SepteniF
her 2. at $50, at Central Union cnurch-
| The high sheriff sold three lots at AUG
/ tion Saturday to satisfy judgment oD-
l tainad nv Levers & Cooke VS.. ii. ".
Morean for 1881. The land, which is
in Manoa. was purchased by the PLAIN
tiffs.
| The Warren divorce case was again
before Judge Robinson SATURDAY. >. u
Benolt, who said he was detectlEe en-.
ployed by the husband, testlIeo lia.
| he had seen Mrs. Warren out rldlng
with other men.
n Kinmond and John P. Wade OF
Itba Frawley company were in the city
lSaturday being en- route 10 MAMMA ~
advance of their troupe. Arrangement. ~ =
were completed while here Tor t he
| presentation of Secret Service AT the
Hawaiian opera house II the hoiea co.
which carries the company, gets IN on
tine afternoon of September 5th ana re-
mains over night.
The new Jewish cemetery at rear
city was dedicated yesterday Win a ~.
Inronriate services. DR.. Rudolph Gomez
Of New York was in charge OF the serE
ices and delivered the principal o ~,
ldrass. Short addresses were nlade Ny
various members of the Jewish Gene
80, ASSOCIATION. A special train
hrouobt the participants home imme-
diateIv at the conclusion of the serv-
ice.
| rf,xyantv or more of the best rife shots
lin HiIo held a meeting in t1remahls
Hall last Tuesday evening Tor the pun
nose of taking initial steps to organlzf
q eun club and to establish shooliIf
range. DR.. Schoening was chairman W
the meeting. After a general alscus
sion, committee, cons!sltns % 49,. a,,d
IL w III. Hitchcock, A. Braymer any
In r Nichols. was appointed to invest
/ tipate and report on the locauoh oL
range. The members of the clup pra9
ltice now at the militia range.
| August Jansen, who said he was "a
sailor out of a job, was brought mt :.
the police station last evening py MAY
Hansen of the c. d. Bryant, acconpd-
!; MED nv two men of the w. III. Dlmond
Eansen said that he and his captain
saw Jansen leaving the Dimond with
arms filled with clothing. The DimonC
men were asleep, and when awakened
, thew identified much of the Columns
and took it away They also found TWO
nIugs of tobacco on Jansen. JanseI
was locked up protesting that ne was
given the clothes by a shipmate