The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-07


# greatly troubled ecifh mosquitoes
notify the Board OF HEATH.
Governor Carter cabled his departure
for home in the China yesterday.
The oahu Railway and Advertiser
mines play a baseball game at Kapio-
lani Park az $50 q. m. today.
Mr. L. Bern Levy, well known
theatrical man of san Francisco. and
his wife and two daughters are paying
this city a visit.
Stuart Webster, who left here for
China about a year ago. came back
| again on Friday as a passenger on the
| bark George Curtis.
The Mid Winter baseball league COM
mences this afternoon at Kapiolani
Park, when two games viii be played,
the first at 1870 ?. m.
John Moroni of Kalaupapa has made
charges in writing to Acting Governor
Atkinson against Deputy Sheriff VIII
mington of that place.
Miss Ethel Mossman, formerly of Ho-
nolulu, who went to the Philippines as,
school teacher, is now assistant edi-
tor of the Manila Gossip.
1nCl w HAL SlEppSd 4iitO OH OPCAA
drain at the Grill the other night and
had his leg fricandeaued a la skinned
eel. The chef is not pleased with the
result.
Rev. w. D. Westervelt will give his
stereopticon lecture on Japan at the
Parish House, St. Clements. next Fri
day evening for the benefit of the
church.
The road leading to the top of Pacf-
fic Heights from Nuuanu Valley has
been greatly improved and is now in
good condition for carriages ard auto
mobiles.
Several patches of Orientals were
locked up at the station last night on
the usual che ia chargee. Jas. E. Ward
was arrested on a charge of assault
and battery.
Senator John T. Brown, at a public
meeting in Hilo, stated his reasons for
leaving the Home Rule party and TAX
ing his stand as a Republican then and
thenceforward
Mr.. Taylor, one of the popular Gus
toms inspectors, departed for the coast
yesterday on the transport Sheridan 10
spend two months vacation at his
old home in Kentucky.
The Rev. G. L. Pearson will sail for
the coast on the Siberia due TO pass
Honolulu on next Friday, and conse-
quently this will be his last Sunday
with his congregation here.
Rev. Stephen L. Desha has. sent an
invitation to Delegate Kuhio and Sec
rotary Atkinson to go to Hilo, on either
the 18th or the goth inst. as may be
and attend big luau at Olaa.
christianity a Wealth Producer
will be DR.. Craig's subject at the
Christian church this morning. The
evening service will be devoted to a
celebration of the tenth anniversary Of
the founding of the church.
The District Woman's Auxiliary will |
hold its quarterly meeting in the Sun
day school rooms of St Andrews |
Cathedral at p. m. tomorrow. 1t will |
be held in conjunction with the cele |
bration of the anniversary of Bishop |
RESEARCHES arrival.
With reference to a paragraph in last
Advertiser saying that Bishop |
Estate trustees have no power TO sell |
land. Mr.. Dodge states, that the SUI
preme Court has decided that the trus-
tees have power to sell, lease buy, or
OlllcI w ioC tISi'oSC VI 1alllIS VI OLLGI
property. ~ |
BY wireless telegraph it was learned |
yesterday that no bill' was found |
against E. D. Baldwin in the public |
lands cases. Attorney General An
drews Immediately entered a nolle |
releasing Williams and Rags
dale, Hawaiians under Baldwin in the
who Wee indicted for en-
bezzlement at the previous term.
The walk from the new gate at King
and Richards streets TO the front Of the
Capitol viii be opened tomorrow.
Caretaker r. J. Greene was astonished
at the number of people swarming
through the gap whenever it was made
in the fence. He was compelled TO
board it up so that the men construct
ing the walk might be able to work
AT the Methodist parsonage on Bere-
tania street farewell reception viii
be rendered the Rev c.. L. Pearson
next Tuesday evening, to which all
friends of whatever creed. or no creed,
are cordially invited. Mr. Pearson has
andeared himself to the community at
large during his stay in Honolulu, and
his departure will be regretted by
all classes of our citizens.
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