The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-28

There will be special electric cars aitel
the performance of carmen" tonight to
all parts of the city.
| larry Dee answers Jim Quinn's chal-
lenge by calling for Cyclones pedigree.
| Books" etc, viii be discussed at
| the Problem Club meeting this even
! ing.
The annual meeting of the Leahi
Home corporation will be held at Rish-
| ops bank this morning.
| japanese women are supplying extra
rations to the Ten Dollar Club pris-
oners in the penitentiary.
Any mail put in the postof1ce before
| Monday at 4 p. m. will be transferred
to the Nevadan at Kahului.
! The next mail for San Francisco will
close Monday afternoon, to be sent by
| the Nevadan sailing by way of Kahu-
| lui.
A successor of ]. w. Pratt as tax as
SCISSOR will not be appointed by Treas
surer Kepoikai until after Governor
| Carriers return.
Captain F. B. Perkins. at one time
| commander of the ship Henry Willard,
died at his home in Kennebunkport,
Maine, on Dec. II, aged IS years.
Thos. c. Thrum, Registrar of Com
veyances, on resuming control of that
Office after She County Act collapse, rel
appointed all of the former clerks.
Captain Mex. Williamson is prepar-
ing, for General Macarthur. reports
on the PuuIoa fertilization sites. The
proposed works are for the defense of
Pearl Harbor.
IT.
lar meeting this evening at San An
tonic hall on Vineyard street. All
visiting members of the order are in
vited to attend.
A musicale for the benefit of st. Gle
ment's church will be held on the ev-
ening of February 4, at the residence
of Admiral Terry, y. S. n. Tickets
are now being issued.
Col. Kuradaka, Japanese army at
tache at Rome, will be a passenger on
the America Maru en- route to Japan.
having been ordered home by his gov
eminent to take command.
w. NJ. Langton, the Paradise of the
Pacific man, went to the Coast on busl-
ness and for his health, but not in con-
nection with any Democratic newspa-
per proposition. Billy is straight
Republican.
J. A. Thompson received a letter from
Kauai saying there are twenty Jap
anese in Jail at Lihue on suspicion OF
connection with the dynamite outrage
at Makaweli whereby Glennan, the en-
gineer, was killed.
Judge Nathaniel of Kalaupapa has
added to his enterprises a niggerhead'
game, in which ne makes his own head
the target in the aperture of the screen
People can take three shots at it with
a biscuit for five cents.
Catalina Gonzales, one of the five
Porto Ricans arrested Tuesday in con-
nection with the theft of watch, was
sent to. the reef for three months yes
terday by Judge Lindsay on charge
of receiving stolen goods.
Tony, engine-driver on the Peninsula
branch, did not see a passenger coach
around a curve yesterday morning and
bumped the engine into collision with
it. The engine being the lighter body
was thrown back and partly derailed.
The devotional meeting of the Y. w.
C. A. held on Tuesday afternoon was
under the direction of Mrs. E. w. Jor-
dan and led by Mrs. G. L. Pearson.
Mrs. r. d. Walbridge sang a solo in a
throughout was of a very helpful and
nature.
Admiral and Mrs. Terry have most |
kindly given the use of their fine draw |
ing rooms on Punahou street in which |
to hold a musicale on behalf of st. |
Clements church. AS every performer |
is an artist a most pleasant evening |
may be looked forward to. Thursday, |
Feb. 4, is the evening fixed.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Markle take this |
means to express their heartfelt thanks |
to the numerous friends who so kindly |
contributed beautiful flowers and 9TH |
erwise aided on the occasion of the sad |
loss of their daughter Dora, and also |
desire to thank Mr.. and Mrs. Fred |
Harrison and Miss NJ. Todd, who so |
kindly assisted in receiving the flow
ers.
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