The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The Portuguese Political Club VIII
hold its regular meeting tonight at san
Antonio hall.
An important meeting of the Demo
cratic club will be held in WaVerley
hall tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Marques and Miss
Pires have gone to the peninsula TO
spend few weeks
The government cannon on Punch
bowl were removed Friday to Prince
Cupid's home In Waikiki
Hawaiian Lodge will meet this eve
for the transaction Of such business as
may come before the lodge.
The program of events Of the Maui
Racing Association is announced today
The races will take place at hanuiua on
Tuesday, August IL.
Rev. S. L. Desha and Senator Brown,
who were nominated to be delegates py
the Republican club, have w1tnord"h
their names.-Hilo Herald.
The funeral of the late John Samuel
Smithies will be held under the aus
pices of Hawaiian Lodge NO. Zl' r: q
A. NJ, at the Masonic Temple, at p.
N. today.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Par
rish and Mr.. Louis Warren will take
place this evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulrick Thompson at Aa-
mehameha.
Julian Yates, shortstop for the Maui
Alerts, has been appointed Inspector OF
sewers in Honolulu, where he will re-
mainland play shortstop Tor tne Na-
lnehamehas.-Maui News.
The wedding of Mrs. Holdsworth ana
Mr.. L. G. Blackman took place Satur-
day morning at ST. Clements church,
the Rev. John osborne officiating. Only
intimate friends of the couple were
present.
The following concerts will be given
this week by the Hawaiian band: Mon
day evening Emma square; Iuesoay
evening, Hawaiian hotel; WEDNESDAY
evening Thomas square; THURSDAY
evening. Moana hotel, Waikiki.
Cardinal Moran, the highest dignitary
of the Catholic church in Australia,
who has been at Rome visiting the
Pope on the occasion of his 1uoiiee'
will return home by way of Canada
and pass south in the Miowera
Among the passengers by the Clau-
dine from Maui was Mr.. G - Welis'
who viii go on to the coast, " mere ne
VIII meet Mrs. Wells and his children
He win place his boys in school at Bel
mont San Mateo county, before return
ing.
TRy the overturning of a Fire Depart
rlent hose cart Saturday morning at
O'Clock at the corner of Nuuanu ana
Vineyard streets, foreman l.. smith
was thrown to the pavement, striking
his head Two hosemen were brnised'
but driver Richard was unhurt Tne
wagon was damaged considerably Tne
accident was caused by turning too
short at the corner.
A telegram was received Saturday
morning by Henry Hapai, registrar IN
the Treasury Department stating that
his brother Edward had died at 7:45 a.
nj. at Hilo He was the son of Judge
and Mrs. Hapai OF FIilo, and had been
clerk of the District Court of Hiio and
was also an assistant in the Circuit
Court. He was graduate of oahu
college and was prominently identlheo
in athletic events. He was q years OF
age.
The manager and members OF the
Maui baseball team are profuse in their
expressions of gratitude for the kindly
Inception they met in Honolulu. Char
Fey Chillongworth especially left MOTH
ing undone for their pleasure and com
fort which kindness and consideration
could suggest He not only fulfilled eV-
cry financial promise to the letter, out
also generously divided surplus gate re-
ceipts with the Maui team, to the
amount of SEQ If the boys ever catch
Charley on Maui again, they won't do
a thing to him.-Maui News.