The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-25

offered rewards of $40 each for the re-
capture of Francisco Lopez and Pedro
Vulgar, who escaped from the prison
gang. a third man. Candelara. was
caught early after the escape.
D. Lycurgus has installed a refriger-
ating plant behind his cafe, which is
said to have its like only in the Alex
ander Young hotel, Honolulu
FAREWELL TO CLERGYMAN.
Rev. Sidney H. Morgan was given u
farewell reception by the Woman s
Guild at the house of Dr. and Mrs.
Hayes on Wednesday evening. members
of ST. James Episcopal congregation
being invited. A Hawaiian caIabash
was presented by Mrs. Stein on behalf
of the Guild to the guest of honor as y
parting token of esteem. Mrs. H l..
Ross, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Hawkshurst
and Mrs. w. I. Madeira took part,
along with the choir, in a nice pro
gram. Mrs. Brayman directed the
serving of refreshments. Mr. Morgan
land stations, having call from Sacra-
mento and a request from Bishop
Welles to return to his former charge
in Washington.
CASE OF SUICIDE.
G. A. Starke, long employed on the
Honomu plantation. disappeared on
Blood was found on
the floor of his vacant room, also a
razor and an axe. As he lived near
the sea, it is thought that after wound
ing himself without Immediately fatal
results he ran out and jumped over the
cliff into the devouring waves. Mr..
Starke had showed evidences of mental
alteration for a year past. Last
November he visited his wife and
daughter in San Francisco. where they
have been living for two years.
THE HILO BANK.
The sixth semi-annual report of the
First Bank of Hilo, Limited, shows it
holds bills receivable amounting to
1924. 1929, and cash and exchange to !
s41, SO, it's total resources balancing |
liabilities being 1881, 5StS9 Liabilities /
,O0 undivided profits, $24, 5S4.20; depos-
is, $1S6, S13.17, and due other banks,
30,68452. All as of Dec. 81. 1903.
BURNS ANNIVERSARY.
For Burns nicht' at Spreckels' hall
IN Saturday evening the following is
he program condensed: Overture. Hilo
Orchestra; Comm thro' the Rye
Mrs. Paul Bartels; 'Of a the ARTS the
jackson and Rowland; After Water"
:. n. Prouty; "a mans a man for a
hat" Mrs. T. Black; Highland Fling.
Kenneth Cameron; 1.-THE Genius of
Robert Burns (eulogy), w. c. Cook;
Within a mile o. Edinboro toun,'
Hrs Homer L. Ross; Quartette, Mes
lanes Ross and Mckinney and Messrs.
orouty and Rowland; Blue Bells of
Scotland" (violin)s Paul Bartels; my
Mamie o." Mrs. A. c. Mckinney;
When We gang ava, jamie" Mrs.
3artels and w. C. Cook; "Burns's adj
ress to a young friend" Robert Ram
ay; "Scots VIVA haze wi Wallace bled,'
T. H. Rowland: 80 Willie breWed a
,eck o. maui" Messrs Jackson, Cook
nd Howland; Selection, Hilo Orches- /
ra; "Auld Lang Syne," the company.
SPORTS.
E. C.. Mellor has exchanged class c +
or B with George Hapai in playing
or final honors in the HiIo Tennis
Tub. Challenges have been issued by
dr.. Madeira to Champion Prouty and
'homas Guard to E. D. Baldwin.
Papaaloa defeated Paauilo in q
aseball game at Laupahoehoe last
sunday The Pepeelzeo boys have chaI-
enged the Papaaloa, and the match
will be played at Pepeekeo on the 31st
nst.
RECEPTION TO PASTOR.
The congregation of the Foreign
,hurch rendered a reception to Rev.
nd Mrs. Curtis e. Shields on Tues
ay night and the auditorium was
rowded in consequence. The decora-
ions were beautiful and the program
vas excellent. Miss Potter gave piano
olo. Mrs. H. l.. Ross sang ..A'wee
ird." Mrs. Lewis rendered a piano
olo and afterward sang. Mrs. Curtis
ave a recitation and was obliged to
espond to an encore. Mrs. Barteis
ang a solo with violin obligato accom-
'animent by her husband. Refresh
nents were served after the literary
nd musical exercises. Refreshments
we're served under the direction of Mrs.
and Mrs. L. c. Lyman.
RECAPTURED.
A Porto Rican under sentence in the
1ilo Jail made his escape from the
hospital gang a few days before Sher-
If Andrews surrendered his Office to
William Manaole Keolanui, the "coun-
"" incumbent. He escaped capture
until last Saturday when he walked
nto a place in Honokaa where ex-
Deputy Overend is employed. He was
and taken into custody by |
Mr.. Overend and afterward turned
over to the police.
He was originally arrested for hav-
ng stolen goods in his possession, the
articles being identified by Judge Bar
nard as a portion of the goods stolen
from his store at Laupahoehoe. He
denied knowledge of the robbery and
said he had been given the articles on
Maui. When arrested in Honokaa he
made admissions which connect him
with the robbery and when searched