The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-23
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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q Aquarium are fed each. day at @
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Attorney General Andrews will re-
turn on the Alameda.
A party of Danish tourists is ex-
pected to visit the islands soon.
The live fish company expects to be-
gin selling fish on the streets next
week.
w. NJ. Graham leaves in the Korea
this morning for a business trip 10
Shanghai.
May Piggott, a well known young
woman about town. is held at the
Police Station for investigation
&c. Cohen has asked the Merchants
Association for its endorsement of his
plan to take the band for a mainland
tour
This afternoon at 800 O'Clock the XII
Johanna Art League sketch class will
meet in its room in the Young Building.
No. 10.
Stella cockett has brought suit
against James D. Cockett for divorce
She alleges intemperance and failure to
support.
Allen Wright of Santa Rosa, Cal,
died at that place on the 10th inst. He
was a brother of the late John n.
Wright OF Honolulu.
Moving picture show at the orpheum
tonight. Popular prices. % and so
cents. Free exhibition in front of the
theater at 7:s0 o'clock.
The funeral of the late John Nui
Kukiiahu was held yesterday. Inter
ment was made at Kaiauao, Eva.
Death was due to old age.
DR. A M. Smith. former president
of Oahu College. has been appointed to
the chair of Philosophy IN Pomona Col
lege. CIaremont, California
Sundays at 4:S0 the Y. M. c. A. has
a song service followed by a round
table strdy, which in turn is followed
at $50 by light supper. All men are
welcome.
A wireless message from Wailuku
yesterday reported the killing of Frank
Rodrigues, eight year old son of A. J.
Rodrigues. by being struck by a falling
pile of lumber.
Judge s. B. Dole celebrates his Ska
tieth birthday today Captain Berger
and the Territorial band will serenadeI
the Judge in the United States court
room this morning at ten o'clock
A Young Ladies Sodality of the
Blessed Virgin will be organized on
Sunday. April "a, at 2 p. m. at St
Augustine's Chapel, Waikiki. All wish
ing to become members of the Sodality
are requested to be present at this
meeting
Among the visitors who came down
in the Korea are DIR. S. B. t. Knox and
Il. B. Knox. the former Santa Bar
bara physician. They are elder broth
ers of P. c. Knox, Attorney General of
the United States, and are stopping at
the Hawaiian
C. Schoelkopf has announced his in
tention of protesting against the petit
ton of John Frank May to change his
name to that of John Myers. School
kopf claims to hold note against May
and is afraid his rights will be Jeo-
pardized if his name is changed.
The Honolulu Times for May will be
out Monday, 25th inst, and Will con-
never before printed in Hawaii: one in
rhyme by the famous Geo. r. Sims
and one in prose by w. w. Jacobs; also
matters of great local interest. The
price is 25 cents.
w. Pike, the young man who was
arrested a few nights since for carry
ing brass knuckles and a revolver, was
found guilty In Police Court of assault
and battery on a young man, having
used the knuckles in the assault He
was sentenced to pay fine of $40 and
in lieu of which he went to Oahu Jail
where he will break rock for about for
ty days.
Mr.. and Mrs Heinrich Renjes, form
er residents of Honolulu, but now per-
manently residing in Weisbaden, ar
rived on the Korea yesterday to spend
a few months here before continuing
their trip around the world. Mr.. Rem
les was formerly connected with Schae-
fer & Co. Mrs. Renjes was formerly
Miss Coney. They were in New York
when news reached them of the death