The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-21

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The sketch class of the KiIohana Art
League meets this afternoon at halt
past three.
Precinct Democratic Club at Brooklyn
hall this evening.
After the Orpheum call at the Union
Grill for oysters in shell, boiled Holsters
and other delicacies.
The band will play the steamer ST.
IBERIA off at noon, and in the afternoon
play at the baseball games.
The Honolulu Times for June VIII be
issued on Monday, the 23rd inst. It
will contain a remarkable short story
in verse.
The accounts of George a. Davis, as
guardian of Mrs. Tewksbury, come be-
fore Judge Robinson at 9 o'clock this
morning.
The May Festival at st. Andrew s
this afternoon will continue from 2 TO
6 CLOCK. Admission, adults % cents;
children 10 cents.
Albion. F. Clark has bought the resi-
dence of the late DR.. Andrews at Ka-
anu VIII shortly remove
with his family from King street.
Motion for Judgment by default has
been filed by H. G. Middleditch, at
torney for plaintiff, in the suit of Lew
ers & Cooke, Ltd, VS.. Moana Hotel
Co., Ltd.
Harry eastman, a we'll known come
dian on the mainland, arrived yester-
day on the Alameda to join the Amer
lean Travesty Stars company at the
Orpheum.
E. w. Young, Supreme Representa-
tive of the Knights of Pythias of the
State of Washington will be received
at Harmony hall tonight by local men,
bers of the order.
1t was reported last evening that
Lieut.. Leslie had been suspended for
his part in the Orpheum trouble but
the rumor was strenuously denied by
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth.
May Festival at st. Andrews Priory
this afternoon. Special May features,
such as crowning of May queen and
May pole dances, will be introduced.
Children will be admitted for 1Oc.
The Y. NJ. C. A. is fortunate in secur-
ing for it's Sunday afternoon meeting
Evangelists Hamilton and Wilkinson,
whose preaching and singing is draw
ing such crowds. Everybody welcome
at 4:30.
All-eomers will be welcome at the Y.
NJ. C. A. this afternoon at 2 to take
the car to Kainaukf. walk to Waialae
beach, then along the makai side of
Diamond Head back to the Waikiki car
line and home again by six o'clock.
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senger on the Siberia en- route to En-
gland. He accompanied Mr. Tony |
Along, who is his partner in many en-
terprises in China. Mr.. Lewis is one
Of the wealthiest men of Hongkong.
Passengers on the Alameda state |
that Madame S1apoffsly has made a
big hit in San Francisco. The Or |
Dneum, where she was singing. was
crowded at every performance, and she
was attracting the favorable attention
II the critics.
Mystic Lodge NO. 2, K. of P, will |
ao1d special meeting and reception
his Saturday evening ia Harmony Hall
g meet e. w. Young, the supreme rep
esentative Of Washington. All men,
rsSof the order are most cordially in
zited to take part.
DR.. C. B. Cooper. who is to be pres
dent of the Leprosy Committee at the
rational convention of physicians to be
ield under the direction of Surgeon
General Wy1nan of the u. S. Marine
hospital Service, departs today on the
Siberia for Washington.
All paintings and other work for the
swenty-first seni-annuaf exhibition Of
he KfIohana Art League must be de-
ivered at the League rooms before
I've this afternoon. It is requested that
title. price and name of artist be mark
ID on each article submitted.
Ed. Towse, manager of the Mercan-
He Printing Company, yesterday swore
0 complaint against G. L. Clement,
n which he charged the latter with
and forgery. Clement is
lleged to have forged an /. O. u. for
10 which he placed in the cash drawer.
rawing the amount named and appro-
Rating it for his own benefit.