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

ako suburb.-Heavy lighter of Pearl
Harbor dredger robbed of its lines and
set adrift.
| 21st-Fire in Dickey & Newcomb's
office on Fort street, extinguished with
out destructive damage.
| 22d-Death at Queens Hospital, in
consequence of an accidental shot two
weeks before, of David Kanewanui,
, editor of the Kuokoa, a prominent
young Hawaiian.-Jubilee observance
in Central Union Church of the Fiftieth
anniversary of the organization of the
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society,"
Red Sunset CLOVIS appear, believed to
be caused by the volcanic eruption of
May 9Th in Martinique.
26th.-Ten acre tract in Pawaa, be-
yond McCully lands, selected for Nc
Kinley Memorial Park.
30th.-Decoration Day impressively
observed. Grafton by Judge Estee.
/ 31st.-Dr. S. E. Bishop and wife OBJ
serve their Golden Wedding. Over go
friends called to congratulate them.
Valuable presents made them.
JUNE.
June 1st-Mr. John D. Wa1dron or
dained to the Christian Ministry, in
Central Union Church by a Council
called for the purpose.-Somewhat VIC
lent emissions of ashes and gases from
Halemaumau pit, in Kilauea volcano,
with much smoke. Temperance of
lava apparently at hand, after six years
quiescence.
2d.-Annual meeting of Woman's
Board of ldissions.-Mrs. Hyde re-elect-
ed President.
3d.-Kilauea resumes ACTIVITY, by the
temperance of boiling lava rising in
the bottom OF Halemaumau.-Brilli
glow on clouds above.
4th.-Attorney c. c. Biting given ff-
teen days in prison by Judge Gear for.
contempt of court.
5th.-Appeal of Walter G. Smith to
Supreme Court rejected, and he goes to
prison for thirty days under sentence
of contempt by Judge Gear, on account
of cartoon in the Advertiser.-U. s.
Fishery Steamer Albatross returns from
four weeks cruise to Laysan Island.
6th.-John A. Hassinger, an esteemed
and popular public official of forty
years standing, dies of acute heart
disease.-Governor Dole. per steamer
Alameda, is welcomed home with ova-
lions and salutes.
7th.-News arrives of the safe landing
on Kauai of Captain Gibbons and 80
members of the ships company of the !
miles in three boats, the ship having
burned and blown up on May 90, with
1850 tons of coal from Newcastle for
San Francisco, when northwest of Ka-
uai.
Editor w. c. Smith, after two
days imprisonment, for contempt, is
pardoned out by Gov. Dole, on the
ground of excessive penalty.-Rapid
Transit Co. begins active track laying
on King street from A1apai street to ,
Waikiki corner. !
10th.-C. c. Biting pardoned out of
prison on the ground of excessive pen
confirmed of fire and
smoke seen issuing from summit crater
of Mauna Loa.-Stranger's Friend So
ciety celebrates it's 50th anniversary.
Observation-Disclosures Day observed by
the multitude by horse races at the
Park; by the Evangelical churches,
with great Sunday School picnics at
Punahou, Waikiki, and Pearl City.
20th.-Closinss exercises held of many
public and private schools.-Lava con-
tinues slowly rising in Kilauea, with
dense smoke.-Increasing brilliancy of
sunset afterglows, caused by Martin
ique eruptipns.-Early morning fire in
building, west corner of
Fort and Queen streets. Considerable
damage to building and goods.
21st.-Death of George Ernest Thrum,
eldest son of T. G. Thrum, of pulmon-
airy consumption.
22d.-Rapid Transit Cars begin run
ming on King street, from Alapai street
to Waikiki corner.
Evening arrest of Chinese gam
blers in den near corner of Kekaulike
and King streets; los persons captured
and released on SIS bail apiece.
23d.-Bishop Estate withdraws appeal
from decision of Federal jury, and ac-
Harbor land taken by Navy Depart
nent.
24th.-Kamehameha Boys School
graduates 10 pupils.
26th.-Britishers make observance of
their Coronation Day. Gov. Dole gives
half holiday.-U. S. Steamer Albatross
eports channel between Kauai and Mil
lau only 400 fathoms deep.
27th.-Oahu College graduates eight
students.
JULY.
July I'd Disappearance of fire in XII
auea reported-smoke still copious An !
enormous fall of rock in the pit has
smothered up the up-welling lava.
4th.- Independence Day fully cele-
grated.
5th.- Missionary schooner Carrie and
Annie arrives on her way to Micro
lesia.
10TH A large section of the Home
Rule party, led by Prince Cupid. breaks
away from the leadership of Delegate ! (
Wilcox, with severe recriminations.
18th Board of Health visit leper I
settlement. and report an unwonted alb {
'ence of complaints. Lepers greatly
Interested in sports.
14th.- EX-qUeen arrives back from 7
Washington. after failing to secure any
attention from Congress Tor her al! g
eyed claims to the crown hands HUM