The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-11
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

posed yesterday.
| Hawaiian Tribe meets this evening
for regular business.
Ex-senator Thurston will defend Sen
Ifator Mitchell at the coming trial.
w. z. Chapman, teacher from the
Philippine Islands, visited the Roya.
school yesterday.
Any contributions to the Gulick Ne
mortal fund will be received by Geo
P. Castle at his office.
Col. Geo. Smith Anderson of the
Carter yesterday afternoon.
The class day exercises of the Ka-
mehameha School for Boys will be
held May 20, at 1870 o'clock
1t is now rumored that former Judge
Geo. D. Gear desires the Republican
nomination for sheriff of Oahu.
Dave Barry, champion of Hawaii,
fought Tommy Burns at Tacoma and
got a decision after twenty rounds.
I Rev. Dr. Kincaid stepped from a
moving car the other night and was
thrown down and badly shaken up.
Y. Ahoo gave luau Tuesday night
for a large number of his friends, in
Guiding territorial and federal officials.
Governor Carter leaves early this
morning for the other side of this is
land and will therefore not be at the
Capitol today.
Federal Judge Bellinger, who is re-
Lillian Shrewsbury Mesick of Noun
tain View, Olaa.
The Democratic county convention
for Oahu will be held at Waverly hall
On May %, or three days after the Re
publican convention.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge this evening
at 7:30 o'clock in Odd Fellows hall
Visiting members of the order are
kindly invited to attend.
Attorney General Andrews said late
yesterday afternoon that he was not
aware of any hitch in the matter of
having test of the County Act made.
A cablegram was read at the meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce trus
tees yesterday, stating that Senator
Foraker could not visit Hawaii this
year.
Governor Carriers nomina tons of
election inspectors will be sent to the
Senate today. They are supposed to
represent the three Pc ties in each
precinct.
Col. w. F. Allen, former presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce,
has resigned his membership therein
owing to illness. L. Tenney Peck is
the latest acquisition to the roll of
members.
Lillian Leslie is said to have had
about 100000 worth of jewels when she
passed through Honolulu on the way
been given her by defaulter Smith of
San Francisco.
Don't forget that Hiawatha, his
grandmother Nokomis, his charming
bride Minnehai1a, Pau Pau Keewis,
Chibiabos and the rest of the tribe of
brave warriors will be at Kamehame-
ha Girls School on Saturday evening.
May 13, at eight o'clock. Admission
only fifty cents.
All charter members who did not
attend the last meeting of the Canoes
Circle. No. 240. are earnestly request
ed to be present, at the meeting this
evening as some very important bust
ness is to be discussed. The meeting
takes place at San Antonio Hall,
Vineyard street.
Mr. and Mrs. William G.. Irwin and
family will leave for their beautiful
home in Honolulu early in June, to
remain at least five or six months.
them will be Miss Mar
garet Hyde-Smith, their guest. This
charming and popular young girl is
looking forward with keen expectation
to the joys in store for 'her.-Chroni-
Gle
Mrs. Macarthur, wife of Lieut.. Mac
Arthur Z. S. N, is sailing within a
few days for Japan, where she will join
her husband. whose ship is the United
States ship Ohio, stationed at the pres
ent time in Japanese waters. Mrs.
Mac Arthur will live with her mother
in-1aw. Mrs Macarthur. the wife of
General Arthur Macarthur. Miss Lily
McCalla sister of Mrs. Macarthur Jr..
will accompany her to the Orient. and
probably remain there the length of
the others stay.-Chronicle.