The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-11
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

There was no meeting of the Boar
Of Health yesterday.
Arthur dErdman. of the Imperia
Russian navy, is prominent guest a
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
-Four more japanese pleaded guilty
| TO conspiracy before Judge Dole yes
terday. Sentence was deferred
] Many friends of Charles r. Roe saw
MIN off for the mainland, Including his
late employer, Mr.. Hedemann.
| The Hawaiian Tribe, Order of Red
Men, viii hold their regular business
meeting this evening in San Antonio
hall
The adjourned monthly meeting of
the Republican Central committee will
be held son Feb. 18th at 1880 O'Clock
p m.
William Morris, Lahaina policeman,
and three young Hawaiians, have been
committed for trial on charge of out
! rage.
Pedro Belos. a Porto Rican, was CIV
en- three months on the reef for vag-
rancy by Judge Lindsay yesterday
morning.
Dredging on the channel at the en-
trance to Honolulu harbor has been
suspended on account of the prevailing
kona storm.
5. H Boardman and his bride, from
San Francisco, arrived by the Korea
and are registered at the Royal Ha-
waiian Hotel.
Bertram Won Damn of Germany, W.
Hunter of Scotland and A. Rodrigues
Of Portugal. were made citizens of the
United States by Judge Dole yesterday.
Jordan & Co., took no chances of a
flood invading their Fort street store.y
On closing last evening the front door
was banked with bags filed with sand.
Mrs. Mary Roberts Smith will give
a lecture and song recital on old Eng
fish ballads at the Alexander Young
Hotel Friday evening, Feb. &c, at
o'clock.
Damage suits are said to be threat
ened by some of the Japanese and Por-
to Rican laborers injured by the recent
dynamite explosion on Waialua plan
tation.
w S. Ellis has settled with R. w.
Breckons and ]. j. Dunno for their
claim of $3.50 fee in the Summer liti-
cation, and their suit against him is
discontinued.
]. L. Hopwood, the popular chaplain
of the Kamehameha Schools, is the
Problem Club speaker tonight at $40
Some Tests of Life is his subject.
Supper will be served at s.
The committee of the Chinese hos
pital will receive their friends at the
hospital on Monday and Tuesday after
moons, the hospital being open to visi-
tors to celebrate the Chinese New Year.
Attorney General Lorrin Andrews
awaits the return of Governor Carter
for a decision as to whether he will
go to Washington to plead the Terri
tory's side of the fishery cases before
the Federal Supreme Court.
The afternoon social of the Ladies'
Society of Central Union church will
be held at the residence of Mrs. An
drew Fuller this afternoon from three
to six o'clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to all ladies of the church to
come, bringing their friends.
Mrs. Langton, who, in the business
a bsence of her husband on the coast,
is getting out the Paradise of the Pa
cific, has produced a fine February
number In variety of text and illus
tration it is admirable, rejecting cred
it upon both the writing and mechani-
cal departments.
VIM. Munro, manager for over twen-
ty years of the Bank of Montreal in
and recently of London, who
Is now on his second tour around the
world, is staying at the Royal Hawai- |
an Hotel until the sailing of the steam |
ar China for the Orient. His valet |
accompanies him.
Lieutenant Gwynn Richard Hancock, |
y. S. A, and Miss Marcia MacLennan |
we're married at Washington on Janu- |
ary 27. They first met in Honolulu, |
when Lieut.. Hancock was stationed al |
Camp Mckinley and Miss Mac Lehman |
was here with her father. the agent of |
the Treasury, on one of his official |
visits.
An offer is announced by the Japan |
ese Hotel Keepers Association to pay |
lalf the expenses of army and navy re- |
serve men here to return to Japan for |
The war. A subscription list for aid |
20 the field hospital service is opened |
~ the newspaper Shinpo, to which DR.. |
Motonaga, dentist, has already con- |
ributed 800.