The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

in the second degree.
Major John Mcclellan, who relieve
Major Davis. has taken charge of Cam
Mckinley.
Mrs. Capt. Frank T. Sanders is yer.
sick at her home with la grippe and tn
new fever.
Word was received yesterday tina
work had been commenced on the HiiC
reservoir Monday.
Albert Christian and Miss Eliza Holt
were married Monday evening. Rever-
end Father Clement officiating.
Governor Dole has received petition
from eighty-six residents of Waimea
Hawaii, asking for homesteads.
The Bow wongs sent cablegram of
congratulation to the Chinese Emperor
yesterday through Minister Conger.
Heavy rains are reported from Ka-
lauao, Eva district, and it is said that
the bridge in that vicinity was washed
away,
The Social Science Club discussed
sugar at its last meeting. ]. P. Cooke
read an interesting paper on Beet SUI
gar VS.. cane Sugar.
F. w. Klebahn, of the steamship de-
partment of Hackfeld & Co., and half
dozen clerks in the establishment are
i'll with the breakbone fever
Plans are being made by the Public
Works Department for the new roads
recommended by Supt. Cooper as a re-
suit of his recent tour of Hawaii.
side Lights" the Hilo magazine, is
all the time improving and is now a i
publication of great interest to those
who are engaged in the agricultural
development of Hawaii.
Harriet NJ. Kaomeamea Hiram has
invitations out for luau to be given
on Monday. February 2, at noon, in
honor of the third birthday of her
granddaughter Keaiokalani.
Lorrin Andrews stated yesterday that
there would be no change as to the
Assistant Attorney General if Mr..
Douthitt is willing to continue in that
yet as to Mr.. Cathcarts successor.
Miss Edna NJ Case, a society girl of
Denver, Colo, accompanied by her
cousin, Mr.. Austin Baird, will arrive in
The Ventura for stay of several weeks
n Honolulu. Both are relatives of Mr..
Byron Baird Of the Customs House.
The goods stolen from Capt. Marion
?. Maus, aide to General Miles, while
lie was in the city on his way to the
east and which formed the evidence
which resulted in the conviction of the
hief, were yesterday forwarded to Col.
Iaus at Washington.
The Honolulu Young Peoples Chris
ian Union will hold it's next conven-
ion on Monday evening, February End,
t 7:30, at the Chinese church on Fort
treet. A large attendance is desired
s the speaker of the evening will be
ol. French of the Salvation Army,
-ho leaves for the Coast the following
ay.
The memorials to Congress on the
objects of lands and leprosy were sent
onward yesterday. The signatures of
resident Gartley and Secretary ]. h :,
raig were authorized at the meetingt
f the directors of the Builders and
raiders Exchange at noon yesterday,
nd were attached to the documents be-
IRE they were sent forward by Secre-
Try Spencer of the Chamber of Com
erce. ~
Treasurer Kepoikai has granted a ~
ght wine and beer license to John de
ello of South Kona. When de Meilo r
sked for a renewal it was held up be-
luse of protest from Sheriff An
-ews. 1t seems that the mans wife
al been arrested for selling strong
luors and it was argued that her hus-
and should not be given a renewal on
lat account. Supt. Cooper investigat- y
on his recent trip and made favor
)le report II