The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-10
LOCAL BREvInEs.

1HSIe are 10 guests OIL lhG IO0hE
Hotel, IS of whom came yesterday.
The Hawaiian Government band con-
cert at the Hawaiian Hotel last even
ing was well attended.
VIM. Luther, formerly of this city. is
in the Odd Fellows Home, Oakland,
suffering from paralysis.
On Tuesday evening little George
McCandless, son of Mrs. w. McCand-
less, had his left arm broken by fail.
The second lecture on First Aid to
the Injured will be given this evening
at the Seaman's Institute by DR.. Sin
clair.
Cards announcing the marriage at
Atlanta, Ga. of Captain r. D'A. Pearce,
Coast Artillery, u S. A, formerly sta
toned at Camp Mckinley, have been
received.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick of the firm of Kilpat-
rick, Collins & Co, of Denver, Colo,
arrived on the Sierra to spend few
weeks. The firm does a large railroad
contract business.
Charlotte Bertha Spencer has filed
suit for divorce against James o. Spen-
Ger. They were married in 1898. The
wife alleges that her husband deserted
her early in January, 1903.
]. c. Williamson. a theatrical mana
ger Of Australia, is on the Sierra en-
route home. He has engaged Annie
Russell, Andrew Mack and other not
ables of the American stage.
Hawaiian Tribe No 1, Improved Or
der of Red Men. will hold their regular
meeting this evening for tribal busi-
ness. All visiting members of the
order are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. c. A. Brown gave a delightful
card party last evening at the Hawai-
ian Hotel, which was followed by a
Dutch supper served in the private din
ing room. Covers We're laid for twelve.
The Ladies Hospital Supply Society
of the Chinese Hospital, viii have a
special meeting at the hospital today
at p. m. A full attendance is re-
quested to arrange for fair to be held
in April
Dainty invitations have been issued
for the "Infanta KapioIani, daughter of
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa, for
a birthday reception at the residence
Of Col and Mrs. Samuel Parker on
March IA from to So
J. C. Cohen, the theatrical promoter,
is in correspondence with Henry Mil
ler, the actor with a view to the latter
coming to Honolulu for a season. Mr..
Cohen will see the star in a few months
when he goes to the coast.
The Governor has approved of the
of the Moana hotel liquor Ii
cense on the application of w. C. Pea
cock. He has disapproyed of the appli-
cations for retail liquor licenses of Will
liam Wagner at Pahala, Kau, and
Frank de Mello at Kaieie, Hamakua,
Hawaii.
An attractive marine scene is on
display in one of the windows of the
Hawaii Promotion Committee. Fish
nets have been hung so as to rest on
green crepe paper, representing sea |
water. Thompson's casts of Hawaiian |
fishes have been laid upon the net,
while green's are grouped in the fore |
ground, making an effective display of |
he casts.
A. ". Gear has built neat bungalow |
1t the end of the Waialae electric line,
xaimuki. which he has named ''Koko- |
Iasino." 1t is fitted up for the rest and |
'ecreation of trolley parties and in /
iividuals. having a dancing floor and |
oarty compartments, together with a
oof garden. The front contains a stand |
or temperance drinks and cigars. A
avn at the back is to have miniature
axe in it.
u S. Marshal Hendry, since the ar
'ests made and entered upon the secret |
lies directly after his return from
Japan, has been busily engaged in
bringing the routine business of his
'ffice up to date. The answers the
Marshal gives to queries about further
in I'll Ten Dollar Club
rusade indicate that he is not wor-
ying about the likelihood of anybody
;etting away who may be wanted.
z. v. Morgan of New York city. pres
Dental appointee as United States
'onsul to Dalny, the Manchurian sea-
ort just up the coast from Port Ar
hur, may pass through on the Doric
n route to his post. Russia questions
he right of the United States to send
onsuls to Manchuria, and while that
ontention is being definitely settled
forgan will wait in San Francisco be-
ore starting for the theater of the