The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-19
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The National Guard win probably go
into camp with the regulars at Camp
Mckinley next month.
X W. II. Hoogs has resigned as mama
ger of the Hustace, Peck CO. and will
devote his time to private interests.
No session of the Board of Agricul-
ture was held yesterday. the majority
of its members being out of the city.
May pole dances by young ladies in
costume at the st. Andrews Priory
May Festival Saturday afternoon.
Tickets only Csc.
The sugar agencies in Honolulu are
reported to be planning closer COM
bination of interests for marketing the
entire island sugar crop.
High Sheriff Brown has been notified
of the death of John Laio at Nuu,
Maui. Laio fell of steep bluff while
goat-hunting and was killed.
Letters received from San Francisco
yesterday stated that Miss Kate
Clarke, a sister OF Captain Clarke ard
well known in Honolulu, was to have
been married on May 18th to a Mr..
Abel.
The Theodore Roosevelt Command
No. 249 will hold special meeting next
Monday evening in their. quarters in rhe
Oregon block. Some very important
business is to be transacted and ali
members are expected to be present.
The weather record for Honolulu and
the Hawaiian Islands for the year 1903
has been published in pamphlet form
The record was prepared by Robt. G.
Lydecker, Territorial Meteorologist, un-
der the auspices of the Hawaii Terri
tory Survey.
Charles Aston Parker is sending cir
culars here alleging that Actor James
Nein is not married to the actress,
Edythe Chapman, and that his efforts
in her behalf and at her request caused
NeilI to have him arrested on trump
ed-up charge.
Prof. Albert W. Smith, husband of
Mrs. Mary Roberts Smith, both well
known In Honolulu, has resigned his
professorship at Stanford and accepted
the post of director of Sib1ey College Of
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
at Cornell University.
Invitations have been issued by
Prince and Princess Kawananakoa to
attend the christening of their infant
son, Prince David Kaiakaua. at ST.
Augustine's Chapel, Waikiki, on Sun
day, May %. reception will be held
afterwards at the residence.
Evangelist Hamilton said in his dis
course on ..Enfdelity'' last night at the
Christian church, that every judge
whoever sat on the Supreme Bench of
the United States was Christian.
The subject for this evening will be
1.-THE Greatest Book in the World. 2
william Patterson. formerly head
luna on Oahu plantation. will leave
soon for the mainland, and intends to
visit the ST. Louis Exposition. He may
also visit Louisiana and Porto Rico for
the purpose of studying the sugar in
diistry. He will be accompanied by his
family.
Another dance viii be given at the
Kapiolani Maternity Home pavilion,
Owing to the success of the first one
and many requests that it be repeated.
ii was decided to give the dance this
Saturday evening. The floor of the
pavilion has been scraped and put IN
fine condition Music will be furnished
by one of the best quintet clubs in the
city.
The Hawaii monthly review. 1nain-
Iy printed in Japanese, is out for May
with the imprint of e.. Motokawa.
There are two English articles, one by
Ivan BOHEMIA which the editor says
is the correct name of DIR. N. Russell,
and short one on THE Yellow Peril. .
by Walter G. Smith. The remainder of
the articles are mostly contributed by
the japanese literati of Honolulu.