The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-20
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DR.. J. T. Mcdonald returned In the
Mongolia.
j. ]. Ryan will talk for the Repub-
ncans at the Bethel street stand at
noon today.
The Honolulu Times for October is
sold. The November number win be
out on the 2sth inst.
Powhattan Tribe, Order of Red Men,
meets this evening at 7:So o'clock IN
Harmony Hall on King street.
Judge De Bolt gave judgment for de-
PENDANT in the suit on note of Her
bert P. Eakin, trustee, VS.. Emmelutn
& Co. 4
John A. Scott, president and nfn9a-
ger of the Hilo Sugar Co, returnSf in
the Mongolia from a trip of several
months on the mainland.
There viii be big Republican rally
at the Orpheum on Saturday the 2sth
at which several speakers who are not
| on the ticket viii he heard.
| A tourist who got a willing snapshot
| of newsboy wearing long ringlets ex-
| claimed. as he walked off with the
prize, That's the best picture I've got
| yet"
| Social clubs, whose chief function Is
/ the consumption of Intoxicating drink,
in various parts OF the Territory are
| receiving attention from the author
tiles.
Edmund Norrie has been notified
through Danish Consul Macfarlane
that. by the death of an aunt, he has
become heir to a considerable sum o.
money.
Bishop and Mrs Harris of the NJ 4
church mission to Japan were not a.
board the Mongolia. having deferred
their Journey until December to enable
them to attend the missionary conyen
ton in Boston.
| DR.. A. N. Sinclair wishes to say thai
the wireless telegraph system was no
to blame for the mistakes made in Ho'
nolulu's chess games with Hilo. Mr
| Cross deserves the greatest credit, tnf
doctor says, .tfor the way he handed
the games"
BY the Alameda's mail Governor Car
ter sent to Congressman Burton, chair
man of the Rivers and Harbors Com
| mittee, a detailed map OF Honolulu
harbor. The Governor estimate o.
this harbor' 8 needed appropriation To-
Improvement is sSS9,0o0.
| Fifty Japanese army reserves left TO
home in the Mongolia under call /
is stated that reserves among Japa
| nese arriving here in 1885 and subse
ouently who are said to number hun
| dreds. are likely soon to be called home
FOR the army and navy.
/ Francis w. Smith, late of the Alex
| ander Young Hotel Of Honolulu, mas
been appointed chief clerk of the Hote
del Monte Mr.. Smith is one gof ths
best known and most popular note
| men in the West. He was for some
time chief clerk at the California Hote
IN this Chronicle.
I Chester Doyle,s investigation of thu
| assault to murder on Kauai placed
the event at Hanamaulu on Sunda.
night art 10 o'clock. Infiamed will
| jealousy the cu1prit, japanese, sno
his wife and her alleged paramour
: | The woman was not dangerously in
: jured, but the man is yet in precariou
| condition from shot in the neck All
er his arrest the shooter admitted tn
shooting. with regrets that it was no
more thorough.
The San Francisco Chronicle has tn
following item concerning former OF
ficer in the u S. Volunteer Engineers
stationed at Honolulu in 1898 and 1889
Invitations We're sent out yesterda
by Colonel T. VAIN Morgan Draper t
a dance in the links room of the Bo
henian Club, from $3.50 to j O'Clock
Tuesday evening, November list,
, meet his daughter. Miss Draper. Pre-
ceding this dance will be a dinner l
the Red room at which about twent
guests will be entertained. This wi
be the formal debut of Miss Draper
who will be one of the handsomest an
most effectively gowned of the season
debutantes.''
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