The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Inc Dand VIII play this Saturda,
afternoon at the baseball games.
The Hawaiian Electric Co. is renew
ing its line along Spencer street.
Y Prince David Kawananakoa's horse
ran away at the funeral of Mrs. Gu
lick yesterday, but no serious result
are reported.
Judge Lindsay sentenced Henry Lun.
ing to three months in jail for en-
bezzling $50 his mother entrusted hin
with to buy clothes.
Volume XIV of the reports Of the
Supreme Court is out. The Advertiser
Acknowledges the receipt OF one by the
courtesy OF Henry Smith.
Buckley, Fischer and Nerny, L. s.
Artillerymen. were committed to the
grand jury by Judge Lindsay for bur-
glary OF Moody's saloon.
The Symphony Orchestra will hold
its regular rehearsal this evening. after
which the election OF new members into
the society by the charter members Will
be held.
Remeber that Monday next is the
31st OF August. and on the S1st the
LeahI Chapter. Order OF the Eastern
Star. give their grand ball at the
Young hotel.
There will be no meeting of the Ha-
waitan Mission Children's Society this
evening on account of the county pri-
mary elections. The meeting viii be
held next Saturday evening.
Kilauea crater has been smoking
heavily for the past week and the
cracks in the old lava emitting steam
in increasing volume. A great volcanic
display in Halemaumau is anticipated.
Noble. OF the Alexander Young Hotel,
have resigned their positions as house
keeper and assistant and will return
to New York by the next S. S. Sonoma
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary and Guild of St |
Andrews Cathedral will be held
afternoon at 2:30 p. m. at the |
house of Mrs. Give Davies, Nuuanu |
valley.
Henry Smith, chief clerk of the |
Judiciary department. has a list of |
thirty-five States of the Union with
which Supreme Court reports are ex-
changed, to the benefit of the Ha-
waiian law library.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year by the Honolulu
Stock Exchange: JamesF. Morgan,
president; Harry Armitage, vice-pres-
ldent; w. A. Love, secretary; Claus
SDreckels & Co, treasurer
All subscribers to the Young wom-
ms Christian Association Boarding
Home will meet today at 1890 O'Clock
n the rooms of the society in Boston
block to consider the advisability of the
'aie Of some property on Pensacola
treet.
Three Koreans have complained to
the police that a countryman. M II
Toon. absconded in the steamer Coptic
With 1915 belonging to them. The al
eyed absconGer was a merchant here
and they gave him their money for
Hiram Bingham, Jr., is expected to
lrrive In the Aorangi today. He comes
lone to see his aged mother who has
been i'll for a very long while past.
During the coming year Mr. Bingham
will be assistant instructor in history
It Harvard University.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza
Thomas Quick, the almost centena-
ian, took place from Fairview. the
esidence Of her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
,harles T. Gulick. at 2 p. m. yester-
lay There was a large attendance.
The Revs. II. H. Parker and w. NJ.
lincaid officiated. The pall-bearers
we're w. w. Hall, Edward B. Friel.
red. wundenberg, c. NJ. Cooke, Fred.
Whitney and II. E. Mcintyre.