The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rain Walker have
purchased a home on the Isle of Wight
TIE Paradise of the Pacinc-is out for
February with an interesting and val
liable number.
Owing to the nOn-arrival of the Ser
ra, the production of the Messiah"
has been postponed until Monday even
ing.
The various companies of the Ma
tional Guard are drilling nightly in
preparation for the prize drill TO be
held in April.
Louis Marks. a former subjeet OF
Emperor Wilhelm, was made a Nciti-
zen of the United States by Judge Is
tee yesterday. VI
A few minor amendments to the ar
ticles of incorporation of the Concrete
CONSTRUCTION Company were filed with
Treasurer Wright yesterday.
! The marriage of Miss Mcmillan.
daughter of DIR. Mcmillan. government
physician at Waianae, to Forester Da-
yid Haughs will be celebrated next
Wednesday.
I The regular monthly meeting of the
kindergarten Association was held yes
terday at the Young Women's Chris
tian Association rooms. Only routine
business was transacted
Castle Cooke We're yesterday
dHdTut lIe contract Tor supplying
steam coal for the Department of Pub
: lie Works at the Makiki quarry. the
pumping station and the sewer station.
The two picturesque date palms
standing in front of the Cathedral on
Fort street were cut down yesterday
to make way for the new sidewalk be-
ing built by the Public Works Depart
ment.
! Chairman Kaulia. of the Home Rule
party, says he wants that organization
to endorse Sam Parker for Governor,
and hopes to have such a resolution
passed at the next executive committee
meeting.
! The following moonlight concerts,
weather permitting will take place
next week: Monday at Emma Square,
Tuesday at Makee Island, Wednesday
at Thomas Square and Thursday at
Hawaiian Hotel
Yesterdays arrests included: Kohira,
assault and battery on All Moo; w.
Kama Kawiole, larceny, second degree;
Ota. malicious injury; Abraham He
! lena, larceny, second degree: Yargen-
sen, Smith, drunkenness.
I The building committee for the new
st. Clements Sunday school has or
ganized by the election of Rev. j. U.s.
borne as chairman, John Guild, treas
urer, and Herbert Mist, secretary.
These, with Mrs. ]. H Soper, constitute
the board of directors.
1t is reported from Hama, Maui, that
George Grover, a resident of that place.
was seriously injured by the accidental
discharge of a shotgun, last Sunday,
the bullet striking Grover in the
mouth and splintering his jawbone.
The injuries may prove fatal.
! Secretary Brown, of the Young Mems
Christian Association, has received
request from Rev. Thos. j. Dickson,
chaplain of the Twenty-SiXth Infantry,
now stationed on Luzon, for old maya
zines and papers. Honolulu people are
earnestly requested to heed the request
Harry c.. Wootten, the well known
and popular engineer, and Miss Eliza
beth c. Cutter, were quietly married
last evening at the Waikiki residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. w. II.
Bromley, Rev. II. II. Parker of Kawa-
iahao Church officiating. Mrs. Woot-
ten is the youngest daughter of former
Superintendent Cutter of the Insane
Asylum.
George Auwai, assistant to the engi-
neer in charge of the steam roller, had
his right hand badly crushed yesterday
morning while the roller was being
worked on Makiki street. His hand
was caught in the machinery and was
so badly mutilated as to make neces-
sary the amputation of the thumb and
the first three fingers. He was remov-
ed to the Queens Hospital for treat
ment.