The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-18

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The steamship Gaelic was due to ar
rive yesterday at San Francisco with
Prince Pu Lun, in whose honor a big
welcome was to be made.
Sheriff Chillingworth, Detective Nc
Dufhe and Officer A On arrested two
more Chinese last night for alleged
completely with the Moanalua rob-
berries.
A special memorial mass for the late
Midshipman Edouard Neumann will be
held this morning at st. Augustine
chapel, Waikiki, at $3.50 o'clock.
Friends are invited to be present.
| Fourteen young Japanese women are
aboard the America Maru en- route to
| the st. Louis Exposition to assist in
the serving of tea at the japanese tea
| house. One is a young actress and two
are geisha girls.
The Hawaiian Forester and Agricul-
turist for April has been issued. The
entire issue is devoted to a republica-
ton of w L. Halls report on the
Forests of Hawaii" with editorial
comment by Mr.. Giffard.
The Kilohana Art League musicale
which @was to have been given at the
Young Hotel pavilion this evening, has
been postponed to next week, Monday
evening. The invitations issued will
stand for the postponed date.
The party of Japanese officials and
other passengers from the America |
Maru were taken out yesterday aft |
ernoon for drive about the city. and |
in the evening many of them were en-
tertained by japanese residents.
The match race between Geraldine |
and Jennie E. is off for the present, |
and the forfeit money has been drawn |
down. They will doubtless try each |
others mettle at the Fourth of July |
races here, however.-Maui News.
The Japanese beetle pest has prac-
tically disappeared from Wailuku, and
we are fast becoming a city of roses,
several magnificent bushes of which
are in full bloom in the handsome
grounds of the wailuku hoteI.-Maui
News.
Mr.. George r. Field of the Risdon
iron Works. San Francisco, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Gage and Mr.. Snyder, was
IN Wailuku this week looking over the
of a new sugar mill for
The Wailuku Sugar Co. On Thursday
he visited the big mill at Puunene,
leaving the same evening for Homo
News.
w. c. Wilder received a cablegram | {
asst evening from Mrs. Gardner Wild
n at San Francisco, stating that her
self and her brother and sister, Miss
edith Barnes and Mr. Clayton Barnes,
lad arrived at San Francisco and I'll I
hree would accompany the remains
f the late Gardner K. Wilder to Ho-
olulu on the steamship Alameda. The
essel is due to arrive here on April =
Chinese residents of this city, num-
ering seventy, have donated the sum
f two hundred nineteen dollars and
fly cents ($219.5O) to the Japanese Red
ross Society through DR.. Iga Mort.
mong the donators, Messrs. Foo Yet -
hong, Pang Lum Now, Lee Sue Heng,
long Cheu, Chau Shun, zee Zip, Sum
up and Kong Kim Will be enrolled as -
OCULAR members of that Society ac-
ording to its rules.-Hawaii Shinpo.
Several attorney runners are. we
-e informed, trying to raise funds q
ong Japanese gamblers in this city | &
be used on behalf of Funakoshi, the ! n
,nvicted murderer of Motohiro. They Il
aim that Funakoshi could be liber =
ted by resorting to a writ of habeas :.
,rpus before United States Judge
ole. The murderer is confined in the a
lilo Jail at present, pending his APP K
eal to the higher Court.-Hawaii x
linpo. K