The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-01
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

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Judge De Bolt has occupied his new
house at Kaimuki
Miss Elizabeth White win leave for
San Francisco on the Alameda,
The 18th and s2nd companies of artil-
Thomas for Honolulu.
An interesting meeting of the Cous-
ms Society. which occurred last even
ing, will be reported in tomorrow 5
paper.
This afternoon, Sunday and May
Day, the usual band concert will
be given at the Capitol grounds. be-
ginning at 3 o'clock.
A Iibretto OF the Ahkund of Swat
has been written by Messrs. Hartmann
and Sharp. 1t will enable everyon
who attends the performance to fol-
low the lines closely.
The Hawaiian Chinese Club, compos-
ed chiefly of merchants of the NATIONAL
ity named, has been Incorporated as a
mutual benefit organization. It's head
quarters are in Vineyard near Liliha
street,
Bandmaster Cannon of the Salvation
Army and one Odds, member of the
Army band, had a difficulty yesterday
evening over domestic matters, result
ing in Olds' arrest tor backing the
eye OF the bandmaster.
A full complement OF passengers viii
be aboard the steamship Miowera on
her next trip up from the Colonies,
leaving but few ,berths to be secured by
local intending passengers. The vessel
is due to arrive here May 4
AT luncheon in honor of State
Senator Henntch of Washington, by the
| directors~of the Merchants Association
at the Alexander Young Hotel yester-
day, the matter of promoting COM
lnerce and travel between Seattle and
Honolulu was discussed.
a call has been made for Democratic
primaries for a convention to elect dele
gates to the National Convention at
ST. Louis on July 5. The primaries viii
be from 2 to- u. m. next Saturday,
and the convention on June 6 in Homo
lulu
Jonah Kumalae has been elected
chairman of the central committee of
the Home Rule party, in place of Curtis
P. Iaukea, gone to the other minority
known as the Democratic. Charles
Motley has been elected H. r. vice
chairman.
T0ap,,+xy Afforr,ax- c.auayal Ios.ters, xee-
terday afternoon received a wireless
telegram from Assistant Attorney Gem
|eral Prosser. who is attending the
that a stenographer be sent over by
proceed without one.
C. G. Peck, in a letter from Cham
paign, Illinois, to the Hawaii Promotion
Committee, claims that his mother was
the second white child born in the Ha-
waiian Islands. She was daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ruggles, who
sionaries in 1920. The date of her birth
was December %, 1920.
C. Hedemann, manager of the Homo
lulu Iron Works, has gone to Maui to
appraise the machinery of the sugar
mills comprised in the proposed con-
solicitation of the Hawaiian Commercial
& Sugar Co.'S and other plantations in
Central Maui The visit of e. Pollitz
and r. NJ Walsh from San Francisco
is reported to be in connection with
such consolidation.
Ida Mooney left for San Francisco in
the barkentine Irmgard. She is the
woman who was taken from on board
a steamer bound to the Colonies under
writ of habeas corpus requested by
cable from San Francisco Her evil
dence in court here was to the effect
that she was under forcible deportation
by order of some one in San Francisco
purporting to be police judge.