The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-12
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

Judge Little returned to ,Hilo by the
Kinau yesterday.
! Mrs. Brown, mother Of High Sheriff
Brown and j. F. Brown. is quite i'll.
Work on the new Sunday school
building for St. Clements Chapel was
begun yesterday.
J Owing to the meeting of the Waialua
Agricultural Company, at the room of
the Chamber of Commerce there will
be no meeting Of the Chamber today.
Company H, National Guard. held
an election last evening TO fill vaean-
cies. ]. a. Thompson was elected first
Lieutenant. and j. X. Nakuina second
lieutenant.
The regular monthly meeting of the
kamehameha Alumni Association will
be held tonight, instead of Friday
night All members are requested to
be present.
The grand march for the farmers
dance at Progress Hall, under the aus
pices of the Pacific Rebekah Lodge
VIII begin promptly at S o'clock. Tick
cts can be had from the members.
The engagement of Miss Florence r.
Bush to Ernest w. Russell, OF Kauai,
is announced. Miss Bush is a daughter
or John Bush. once head of Iolani Col
lege. and Mr.. Russell manages the
Kauai Soda Works
William T. Rawlins leaves in the So
noma for the States, and goes to
Bridgeport, Conn, where he will be
married next month to Miss Jane S.
Somers of that city, whom he met
while attending college.
]. F. Kennedy, a former Honolulu
newspaper man, is now said to be.
manager of the Manila American. hav-N
ing gone to the Philippines a few
months ago. Mrs. Kennedy will go TO
Manila to join him within a few weeks
In the District Court yesterday the
case of o. c. Scott, a motorman of the
needless driving, was continued until
today. Several DRINKS were fined the
usual amount, and d number of other
cases were continued until today.
Marston Campbell. Assistant Superin-
tendent OF Public Works, leaves Sat-AI
urday on the Peru for a we'll earned !
which he will spend on the
as well as pleasure. and he will be /
gone twenty-five days.
Mrs. ATleigh. the expert embroiderer |
and lacemaker, can be found on Fort |
street, opposite the German Bakery. |
Glasses every day, except Saturday, |
from 2 to 4 o'clock. Mrs. Arleigh is I
going East shortly to prepare work for
the st. Louis exposition.
Secretary Cooper has discovered the
asst of the missing archives of the
)rivy council, which were needed to
complete the records of the monarchy.
They cover the period from March IS,
$50, to January z, 1856. which was dur
ng the reign of Kamehameha III.
Some time during Monday night the
barber poles of the shop at the IA
vaiian Hotel were stolen and have not
ince been found. There We're two
mall door poles and a large one. 1t
S presumed that soldiers from the
Thomas hypothecated them as souve-
lirs.
Yesterdays arrests included: Frank .
IAN Giesen, assault and battery on ,
1ew Horn, b. r. Taylor, assault and
artery on Lew Horn; Kiihale. gam
ling; Smith, drunkenness; Nueli, COM
non nuisance; NJ E. Cabral fornica-
ion; J. Sabate, larceny, second degree;
frank Pedro, j. Better. vagrancy; !
'harlie, Jim. Dickman, Joe Pacheco,
Sam Broad, investiga-
igation; Francisco Susini, profanity;
.raka, common nuisance.
Supt. Reynolds left last evening for
he 1eper settlement, carrying along
wo large bags of tua tua leaves and
lips Part of the invoice will be
lanted on Molokai and the remainder
ill be turned over to DR.. Oliver for
reparation as a medicine. The Board
{ Health has also received an alleged
ure through the Marine Hospital ser
ice from Japan. A japanese army
1rgeon discovered it, and claims 1t has
onderfuI properties. 1t was sent here
lready bottled. is in the shape of a
owder, and is a vegetable compound