The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-24
LOCAL BREVl1lES.

Honolulu Symphony Club rehearsal
TINS evening in the club house, oppo-
| site Hawaiian Hotel.
The rehearsal Of the chorus of the
| Song of Fate" viii take place az
| O'clock this afternoon at the symphony
| Club rooms.
| The funeral of Franz Buchholtz will
| take place today at $3.50 p. m. from
| the German Lutheran church on Bere-
| tania avenue.
| The Territory Stables will give an
other coaching party for Tantalus to-
| day at $50 a. m, starting from the
Hawaiian and Alexander Young hotels.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
kerr's child will take place on Satur-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock, from the
residence of Mrs. James a. Hopper
keaumoku street.
A japanese Iaborer on the Wahiawa
dam was buried under seven feet OF
earth by cavern, but was rescued
alive after hard digging for twelve
minutes by his fellow-workmen.
A consumptive native named Kapea
Mu. shot himself in the stomach at his
home in Iwilei yesterday morning. He
was removed to the Queens Hospital
where he died at p. m. He leayes
two children, IA and II years of age
respectively.
Prof Geo. Mead of the University
of Chicago will give a talk on 1.-The
Relation of School and Home" before
the Mothers and Teachers Club at the
Y. w. c, A. rooms today al 3 o'clock
p. m, to which the public is most cor
daily invited.
H. Waterhouse Trust co. received a
cablegram from Z. POLITE & Co. yes
terday saying the San Francisco mar
ket was strong and advancing, with
H. c. & s. Co. $S9, Makaweli $3S. Ho-
nokaa $22 and Paauhau $3.50. Lon
don beets up"
Delegate Kalanianaole has been APP
pointed a member of the reception COM
mittee for President Roosevelts- in
ball. He states this pleasant
fact of the distinguished recognition
of Hawaii at the great Presidential
in a letter to George E. |
Smithies, of the Treasurers office.
At $50 o'clock last evening Miss Al |
vena NJ. b. Marshall, daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Edwin Nj Marshall of 1925 |
Alakea street, was united in marriage |
with William NJ. Bray. The ceremony |
was held at the home of the bride, |
only relatives being present, the Rev. |
Father Stephen officiating.
Prof Geo. H. Mead of the University |
Of Chicago will address the Research |
Club the subject, "A Philosophers |
of the Times this evening
at S o'clock, at the residence of Mr..
T. l.. Horne, Kameharneha Schools. |
This ought TO prove n very interesting
-oric at the present time, taken from
events of either at home or abroad.
Judge Dole continued to take evil
1ence in c. P. Iaukea's contest of the
Delegates seat yesterday. John Eff
niger. of the Democratic central COM
nittee, was one of the witnesses. H.
:. Birbe was another and testified he ,
eft the Republican party when it had
rot into certain hands" Dispositions
ire to be taken on the other islands. Z
George Landon has returned from
san Francisco. where the frog trust
ried to hold him up but failed. Start | {
ne with so cents the trust people went \
o 81 a dozen offered for his 500 dozen
rogs of Devauchelle's ranch, but he :
would not see them and after he had 4
eddled 200 dozen to hotels and res
aurants at Sc a dozen got 81 from the
rust for the rest.
Messrs. c. s. Scott and c. F. Bene- 4
let. wealthy visitors from the coast,
vho went with a party of friends to
he Volcano on the Kinau last week I
or a visit of ten days, have tele- {
raphed Trent & Co. that they are so
yell pleased that they will remain an
Their ten days and return on the next
rip of the Mauna Loa, and ordering
heir mail forwarded.