The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-16

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The Governor will give dinner this
evening to the Legislature at the Young
Hotel.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a special
| session this afternoon at o'clock with
work in third degree.
| Most of the. defendants indicted by
| the Federal grand jury will be arraign-
| ed before Judge Dole this morning.
At the field day sports today all
school children under II years will be
admitted to the grounds for 15c. each.
There will be a musicale given by
the Kilohana Art League at the pavil-
ion, Young Hotel Monday evening
next.
Reports brought on the Mauna Loa
yesterday We're to the effect that Ha-
wall was receiving a general downpour
of rain.
delegates to the Republican convention
We're received by Honolulu politicians
yesterday.
Volume " of John L. Stoddard's
Lectures has been left at this office and
awaits the owner. A light birch walk
ing stick also needs a claimant.
Louis Meyers, an engineer, has brought
suit against Julia Kuakina Meyers for
divorce. Infidelity is charged, and the
complainant asks for the custody of
his two years old son.
On Monday next at 10 a. m. at the
residence of Mrs. Smith, 664 King, OPP
posite South street, Jas. F. Morgan will
sell by public auction the household
furniture either as a whole or piece
meal.
Sheriff Nahale, the Kona political
boss, who is a delegate to the Terri
torial convention, and candidate for
the Republican National convention |
delegation, arrived on the Mauna Loa
yesterday.
Robert Lindsay, formerly engineer for |
the Pahala plantation railroad, and one |!
of the best known engineers on Hawaii, |
suffered a stroke of paralysis about |
three weeks ago. He has been taken |
to Hamakua. |
Judge Kepoikai has referred the mat |
ter of the Maui court clerkship to the |
Republican committee on Maui. The |
judge will take Office as soon as he |
hears from Washington that his COM
mission has been signed.
The Commercial Pacific Cable Co, |
has issued a notice to the effect that |
will NO no mi fnr
Newchwang, in Manchuria. These
messages must be in plain language
and relate to commercial affairs only |
Ned Gehr, superintendent of con-
for the new Volcano road on
the Kau side of Hawaii, while trying
to mount a fractions horse during the
week, was thrown and sustained a frac-
ture of one of his ankles. The same
bones were broken once. before.
The new bill which has been passed
IN the Senate and House, providing for
he repeal of the old Provisional Gov
ernment treasury regulations, will it is
said, permit the government to take up
he registered warrants now out. The
pill permits an overdraft to be made of
half a million dollars.
AT the annual meeting of the congre-
cation of st. Clements church the fol-
owing officers were elected: Wardens,
lanes Wakefield and H. w. NJ. Mist:
Col. Mcclellan, Captain
George Nick. Williamson, G. E. Smith
es, Charles l.. Rhodes, w. B. Mailing, ,
!. A. NJ. Johnson and H. NJ. Harrison; r
secretary, John Guild; treasurer Will :
lam Thompson. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Heinrich and | t
laughter accompanied by Mr. and Mrs t
Martin Lutz, all of Seattle, visited the S
senate in session yesterday, members
icing presented to them at recess by
chairman McCandless of the Finance
Committee. Mr.. Heinrich is a member
f Washington State Senate. the pres
dent of the Seattle Brewing and Malt 4
ng CO., and one of the most substantial {
itizens of the State. Z