The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-10
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

! Surveys have been begun on The
y King street line of the Rapid Tranflt
! Company.
/ Two Chinese children fell into a vat
! Of boiling refuse on Sheridan street
: Tuesday evening. and were quite badly
I burned
/ Miss Gussie Clarke. much be-Ieied.
departed in the Alameda yesterday for
san Francisco. where she win take
six months business course.
T F. Osborn. president OF the Build
ers' Exchange. and a member of the
Concrete Construction Co, is laid up
with a severe attack OF neuralgia
]. F. Murphy. machinist on the
steamer AIbAtross. was a passenger on
the Alameda for San Francisco He
goes TO Mare Island to be paid of.
AIarston Campbell. Assistant Super
ihtendeat of Public Works. leaves for
Kauai today to look into repairs of
damages caused by the recent storm
there.
Mrs. w. E Taylor gives a bathing
party this afternoon at the Hotel An
mex. Waikiki. in honor OF Miss Nichols,
daughter of Right Rev. Bishop Nichols
Of California
Bon-Bon dance and social at Har-
Tnony Hall on Saturday next under the
auspices of the Pacific Rebekah Lodge
No. /. Tickets are soc each, and can be
Iut DltinOtiS
George Robinson. formerly OF the
Merchants Patrol. and recently mo-
tCrman with the Rapid Transit Com
pany, LETT for Vancouver on the Moana
Tor four months visit.
Negotiations looking toward the re-
moval Of the Hotel street stone wall
are still hanging fire. The property
owners are reported to be not entirely |
sa tished with the terms offered by Su- |
perintendent Boyd
The conference between the fire |
claims commission and Acting Gov. |
Cooper will be held this morning. The |
question OF issuing certificates OF |
award on the claims already adjudicat-
ed viii De discussed.
The Agricultural Seminar will not
meet Saturday evening, the meeting
having been postponed to Saturday,
April 10. The postponement Is due to
the Farmers Institute meeting at Wa
hiawa next Saturday evening
Miss Carolina Haskins, whose pho
tographic work has attracted so much
attention in Honolulu, left yesterday
FOR the coast in the Alameda, for a
short vacation. Miss Haskins will re-
turn 20 Honolulu about the beginning
IF May
Captain Briant II. Wells. u. s. A,
and Mrs. Wells, are among the passen-
gers on the transport Sheridan en- route
~ lII% Ndpldih w thSs HNO
passed through Honolulu two years ago
IS Lieut.. Wells. is a brother of Gov
.rnor Heber NJ. Wells of Utah.
There will be no reserved seats at the
Alice in Wonderland
which is to be given next Saturday ev
ming at the Kamehameha Girls
school. Tickets will be soc. There will
Ilso be a dress rehearsal at 3 o'clock in
he afternoon for children and their at
endants.
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Fitz- =
lugh Cowan. who died on Tuesday,
ook place yesterday afternoon at. I
'clock from the undertaking parlors of
/. II. Williams. Right Rev. Bishop =
Nichols of California officiated at the =
uneral services. The interment was at
earl City.
Invitations. are out for the wedding
{ Miss Gretchen L. Kopke and Mr..
-lbert Warehouse, to take place April =
Eth, at ST. Andrews cathedral No =
,ore popular young couple have ever
cen joired here by the holy bonds,
nd they will receive congratulations
nd best wishes from hosts of friends. =
st. Clements congregation is to be =
reated a parish, according to report =
lade yesterday. Rev. John osborne
as resigned as rector OF Honolulu, and
ill be appointed rector of the new =
arish. Bishop Nichols is to preach at
I. Clements chapel Sunday and Rev
Ir. Macintosh will assist in the serv-
:es.
the concert ON Saturday night at the
pera house, in which Mrs. c. B. Coop
r and others will appear. is being ar
lnged so that classes from schools
an attend in a body at a discount
'om the regular prices. The discount
as been placed at % per cent. The
odge lie Progress, of which Mr.. Anime.
lie violinist. is a member, will be in
tied to attend in body. The program
i'll consist of classical selections