The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-04

. yesterday. There are over 400 Z
fish IN the glass tanks. Z
sssss ese ssss : I
G. H. Bellina has bought J. Andrade'.
stables and incorporated them with the
Club Stables corporation.
Miss Mary H. Barrett, one of the
nurses of the Queens Hospital. leaves
on the Alameda today for the Coast.
Miss Elsie Webster has resumed her
station at Miss Johnson's sanitariurn
after a vacation as guest of Miss Helen
Wilder.
Commissioner Judd was engaged yes
terday in hearing Japanese cases of
peonage, woman slavery and traf1c.
ETC., continuing a number OF cases until
today.
Walter e. Pinkham is going on a trip
to the States but hopes to return and
resume the practice of architecture
after studying new methods of building
elsewhere.
The Eagles meet tonight in San An
tonic Hall on Vineyard street All
members are requested to attend as
some very important business is to be
transacted.
Mrs. George T. Bliss, who is guest
at the Moana Hotel. received inforn,a-
ton of the death yesterday of her
father, J. A. Forman, at Erie, Pa. He
was 10 years of age.
Court Lunalilo No $500, A. o. F., will
hold their regular business meeting this
evening at Harmony Hail. All mem
bers are earnestly requested to attend.
Business of Importance.
Mrs. Cornelia Damon of Thucston
avenue will take the place of Mrs.
Dickey, president of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of Central Union church, during
the latter's absence on Maui.
Captain Catlin, of the Marine Corps,
with his wife and daughter, have left
the Young Hotel where they have been
for the last four months. and have TAX
en- the Emmett May cottage on Luna
lilo street.
The many friends of Mrs. Franc
Robbins Winslow will be sorry to learn
of the death of her father. DR.. A. B.
Robbins. an influential citizen of Den
yer. who died recently at his home.
1854 Gilpin street. in that city.
DR.. Cofer. chief quarantine officer,
has rejected fagpole imported from
the Sound for the Quarantine Station,
because 1t lacked eight feet OF the one
hundred in length required by the
Specifications. It is pretty stick
witha1.
w. B. Moss of the Customs House
found a pocketbook yesterday on Fort
street. opposite the Spreckels block,
containing steamer tickets made out to
Emilia Costa and children. The finder
sought out the owner and returned her
All members of the classes in prose
composition which have been conduct
ed by Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle are in
vited to meet at the quarters OF the
ISilohana Art League, room 10 Alexan-
Ter Young Hotel, this afternoon at 4:15, |
% perfect plans for continuing the |
work during the coming year.
There win be sociable on Friday |
.vening at 1880 at Central Union church |
or Rev. and Mrs. @. P. Emerson. Mrs. |
Emerson was president of the Ladies |
Society of Central Union church last |
year. They leave shortly for Maui, |
where Mr.. Emerson is to have over
sight of the home missionary work. /
High Sheriff Brown yesterday began
enforcing the cuts in salaries required |
1y the Legislature. There is a reduc- |
ion in the number of officers. as well
Is reduction in salaries. About
iozen officers, including specials, have |
been dropped from the rolls. officers
Who receive less than 500 will have So
aiken from their salaries. and those
,ver 800, will be locked $40 to meet
he cut.
A very interesting program has been
arranged for the closing meeting of the
Mothers and Teachers Club 70 be held
n the 7. w. c. A. gymnasium Friday,
nay 6, at 3 o'clock. Miss Claire Uecke
will read a paper on sCfhldren's Pun
shments." Music will be furnished by
he Kaiulani Home chorus and Mrs.
Rita Shanks. AT this meeting the cleo
ion of officers for the following year
will be held and it is hoped that there
nay be good attendance.