The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-19
LOCAL BREvITlEs.
Senator Paris is in town.

| Senator Paris is in town.
| The crater has given up smoking.
n Treasurer Kepoikai returned from
Maui yesterday.
All public offices and most of the
4 business houses will be closed today.
Mana Baker has sued Henry Baker
for divorce on the ground of desertion
| NJ. K. Nakuina comes out as an in
| dependent candidate for County Clerk
| Hamakua reports fresh wind and nc
rain. Kau and Kona have abundant
| showers.
Leahi Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, viii have its regular meeting on
Monday evening.
Bids for combined dispensary and
| morgue will shortly be invited by Su-
perintendent Cooper.
crazy woman was brought in from
the other side of the island last night
She is at the Police Station.
Delegate Kalanianaole, as well as Ma
tional Committeeman Parker. will take
a hand with Mark Hanna in the Ohio
Republican campaign.
After the races the aquatic clubs will
have the freedom of the Alexander
Young hotel roof garden to make an
evening of social pleasure.
Only seven depositors in the Chi
nese fund appeared at the Secretarys
office for their money yesterday Tues
days Withdrawals We're in considerably
greater number.
Rev. Brownhill T. Shelley will read
before the Ministerial Union Monday
morning a paper on 1.-The Atonement."
The Union will elect officers for the
next six months.
Among the exhibits in the insurance
case tried yesterday We're SO blue prints
in two frames, which pictured the
progress of the Chinatown fire from
start to elimination.
The subject of the O'Clock meeting
at the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow win be
What do the members owe to the
Association % MIR. j. NJ. Martin will
open the discussion.
Chang Kim has sued Wing Chong
Sing Co. and Wong You Kee Co. on two
notes for $1,000 and $3.50, whereon $500
was paid. Plaintiff asks for a receiver
of mortgaged property.
Governor Dole will not delay the Ko-
time required for preliminaries. A. C.
Gehr is reported as denying any in
tention of bringing an injunction suit
to stop the sale.
Republican county politics will be
doing after Monday evening next.
Chairman A. G.. NJ. Robertson and Sec
rotary Ben P. Fabian have called a
of the County Committee for
that time at Republican headquarters.
Emil Pilgrim: late of Hackfeld &
Co, departed for Shanghai yesterday
in the Gaelic to enter the firm of Ar
mold. Kahrberg & Co. He was given
a send off Thursday evening by the
Friday Evening Social club, dance
being one of the features.
Congressman G. w. Smith of Hi |
nois, a member of the House Commit |
tee on Postroads and Postoffices, who |
has been mentioned as the probable |
successor to Congressman Loud as |
chairman of that committee, arrived |
from Honolulu yesterday and is guest |
at the Palace. He has been making a |
tour of the Orient.-Call.
Among the Sonoma's passengers from |
San Francisco, that steamer having
sailed on Thursday, are: j. P. Cooke,
wife and son, A. L. Young, Mr. and /
Mrs. J. L. Osborne and two Misses Os-
borne. Captain Rodman of the U. S. S. |
Iroquois, F. ]. Lowrey, A. S. Wilcox, |
A. Low, W. J. Coelho, Mrs. J. B. |
Atherton and H. r. Roth.
Shipping Commissioner Holt has re-
ceived a request for information from |
Joseph H. Higgs of Washington, D. c.. |
William NJ. Smith or VIII |
liam M. Sandman, sailor. Smith, or |
Sandman, is supposed to have died on |
a sailing vessel between Hongkong and |
and to have been buried at |
sea. Holt has been able to find no rec
ord of the death.
The Young Hotel roof garden will be
the gathering place tonight of the
Myrtle and Healani Boat Clubs and |
the Hawaii Yacht Club, as the wind-up |
to the days festivities. The entire |
roof with the two dancing pavilions |
have been given over to the clubs by |
Manager Lake, and the members will |
act as hosts. A general invitation is |
extended to all their friends to be pres
ant. The Ellis Quintet club will fur
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