The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-27
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


wall.
Col. John Mcclellan. connmandant OF
Camp Mckinley. returned from the
Coast in the Alameda.
Twenty-one DRINKS appeared before
Judge Lindsay yesterday and all Were
fined the, usual amount.
The funeral of Hiram De Fries will
take place this afternoon, burial to
be in Kawaiahao cemetery.
The Y. NJ. C. a. expect to have a
mems meeting on Naval Wharf at 4:S0
this afternoon. There will be good
music and speaking.
DR.. L. S. Thompson of Naalehu, Ha-
wall, called on the Governor yesterday
morning, as an old resident of the ISL
ands to pay his respects.
In his estimates to Congress the Sec
rotary of the Treasury has submitted
an item of $1,000 for quarantine sta
ton buildings at Honolulu.
The officers of the fleet wish to ex-
press their thanks to s. NJ. Damon, the
Young Hotel and the Hawaiian Hotel
for assistance in decorating for the
reception last night.
The trustees of the Maternity Home
will have reception on Thursday af-
ternoon from to 5. The public is
invited and will have chance to in
spect the new building.
There will be an assembly of all the
Episcopal Sunday schools of Honolulu
numbering six, at St. Andrews Cathe-
dral at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon fol
their Christmas exercises.
At 10 O'Clock this morning, Bishop
Restarick will address the men of the
fleet on board the flagship Kentucky
The choral part of the service will be
accompanied by the band.
J. Hahakea Barenaba, a fully Ii
censed lawyer, died suddenly at his
home, Puunui, Nuuanu, yesterday
morning. Some years ago Mr.. Bare
naba frequently appeared in the higher
courts.
Frank L. Hoogs has received letter
of inquiry, which he has referred te
the Hawaii Promotion Committee, rela.
tive to visit to the Hawaiian Islands
projected by the Mystic Shriners D!
Cleveland, Ohio.
Bishop Restarick will preach at the
eleven o'clock service at the Cathedra
this morning. AT $3.50 p. m. the Sunday
schools of the Episcopal church in Ho'
nolulu will meet at the Cathedral fol
"a Christmas service.
A New York dispatch to the Examine
says that Mrs. A. S. Rosenthal, wife o
| a silk-importer, will share a S25, 000, 00
estate in Australia. A sister-in-law o
Lawyer Henry Hogan of Honolulu is :
co-heir of Mrs. Rosenthal.
| A conflict between police and sailors
was threatened Christmas night. All
| officer arrested a sailor and the blue
| jackets surrounded the station demand
| ing his release. The crowd was dis
persed by mounted police.
| Special music at ST. Andrews Cattle
dral today will be as follows: At IL a
M, TIE Deum and Jubilate, Garrett il
E fat; anthem, And the Glory of tn
Lord" from The Messiah. Az 7:30 +
M, Shipper in F, Magnificent and Nun
| Dimittis.
| Soldier Latham, well known as
| boxer, bumped his head upon tele
| phone pole while riding into town OIL
| the footboard of an electric car Frida'
evening. SOil1TdueS lTOIIl camp NC
! Kinley kept him from falling off and
| after some medical treatment down
town. Latham attended the glove con
tests at the Orpheum with a big luml
on his Uranium.
| Father Valentin was presented with
| a gold watch by members of the newly
| formed lodge of Hibernians, at Wal.
| kiki chapel on Christmas morning di-
rectly after the midnight service. w
| F. Erving was the spokesman of the
presentation committee, whose other
| members We're John Mcguire, NJ. J
Carroll, John Laying, F. D. Creedon
| J. W. Mcdonald, John Sheehan an6
| J. j. Sullivan.
| Government and Judiciary offices wer
generally closed yesterday. Governo
| Carter was at his office all mornin
| and received number of callers from
town and country, besides giving
| lengthy audience to a. L. C. Atkinson
| Secretary of the Territory-elect
Henry Smith. the veteran Judiciar
| clerk, was at his post during the fore
noon. The Federal court clerks an
Marshafs offices kept open.
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