The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-21
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

! The Supreme Court resumes sessions
on Tuesday.
The Republican Committee has en-
dorsed w. A. Fetter as Deputy Sheriff
at HiIo.
The engagement of Miss Edna scoby
and Mr.. c. G. Boekus was announced
yesterday.
Mr.. X. E. Morgan. a lawyer from
Chicago, is resting from his la bors at
the Royal Hawaiian.
Judge De Bolt granted a divorce in
the case of Name Silva VS.. John Silva
on the ground of desertion.
There will be no meeting of the Y.
NJ. c. A this afternoon owing to the
funeral O. Henry Waterhouse.
The usual Sunday matinee band con-
cert will take place at the Capitol
grounds commencing at 3 o'clock.
Stuart Webster. who left for Shang-
hal last year, writes that he win be
here again in March on the Korea
The steamer Rosecrans, which may
sail for San Francisco early next
week, may take mail to the coast.
a washington's Birthday social will
be given on Monday evening at Cen
trail Union church by the Y. P. S. C. E.
The Honolulu Library viii be closed
on Washington's Birthday. The Read
ing Room, however. will be open as
usual.
Judge Dole is expected on Tuesday
TO rule on the molten of George a.
Davis to cite Walter G. Smith for
contempt.
Major Edward Davis. former COM
mandant at Camp Mckinley, has or
ganized a church mission in Zambo-
anga, P. I.
Mr.. A. NJ. Barber, a retired capitalist
of Chicago, is enjoying the glorious
climate and is stopping at the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel.
Mr.. Birbe says that Alderman viii
fight Barry after thirty days. Birbe
has another man training whom he de-
scribes as human wonder.
Mr.. S. B. CAMEL, representing one
of the largest publishing houses of San
Francisco, is with his wife, registered
at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
Mr.. c. W, Kellogg, a leading jurist of
Chicago, accompanied by his charming
wife, is sojourning at the Royal Hawai-
ian Hotel for rest and recuperation.
The Supreme Court room has been
repaired since the last adjournment
There is new green drapery in front |
of the bench and new 1inoleum on the |
floor.
Claude L. Bidgood and Miss Carrie |
Clews of San Bernardino, California, |
are to be married in Hilo upon the
arrival of the Enterprise upon which |
49, - he &c. a nos
Mr.. and Mrs Allan Herbert con-
template a round-the-world tour in the
near future, beginning with the Orient.
They may take in the st. Louis EXPOSE
ton on the way back to Hawaii.
The officers of the italian cruiser
were entertained last evening at
luau given by Mrs. Wilcox, whose late
husband was acquainted with some
of them while he was attending the
Italian War College.
Mr.. c. S. Park of the firm of Park
& Hilford, wholesale grocers of New
York and Washington, D. c., accom-
panied by his sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Treadwell OF
D. c., are enjoying life at
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
Chas. w. Cliff, chief engineer of the
U. .. -. 1IOQuOlS, 10 Cl Tic NE0NOA
Hospital in critical condition. He
is suffering from diabetes. From 400
pounds he has become reduced in flesh
to less than 200 pounds in the last six
months. He entered the q. S. Navy
in 1888 He was born in Waterville,
Ohio, in 1857.
A commission as supervising archi-
tect for o. G. Traphagen, for building
the Z. s. immigration building, arriv-
ed on the Ventura from the Treasury
Mr.. Traphagen is in
structed to prepare and forward plans
and specifications for the new struc-
ture whereupon call for bids will be
made.
Il shall endeavor to earn my daily
bread by pursuing the practice of the
law until final court of appeal shall
forbid by its mandate is the wind-up
Of the appeal of Geo. A. Davis in his
petition to the Supreme
Court for rehearing in his disbarment
Ease. Deputy Attorney General Elem
ng filed yesterday a motion to strike
rom the files Davis's petition and all
lis numerous petitions since January :
irst.
The following bids for building
3feWSTS wharf, were opeIied III the
of Public Works Office
J. Ouderkirk, $47, 1873, COM
,lete, bitumen included; J. H. Craig,
Al 900, bitumen 26 cents per foot; Ha
Construction Co,
3S, 700, without bitumen, the lowest
lid and the probable winner; De Fries,
$4,000, without bitumen; Cotton Bros,
44.444, without bitumen; Whitehouse,
az 452 without bitume0
Miss Castle is prepared to receive
to the Gulick Memorial
at the Girls college in Ma
rid-a gift to Spain from the Ameri-
an people. One of the chief news
apers in Spain has offered its col
INNS to further the interests of the