The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-15
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4 There will be no Thursday Club
meeting this evening at the Y. NJ. c.
i Col z. s. spaIding called on Acting
Governor Atkinson yesterday after
noon. A
st. Louis College Alumni Associa-
ton viii meet at 10 a. m. Sunday in
the college hall.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No. 2
meets this evening at 7:3O O'Clock in
Odd Fellows Hall.
| J. Millican, the largest mining oper-
! ator in Australia, is through passen-
| ger on the Ventura.
| Miss Ram of San Francisco. who
/ spent several weeks here, returned
| home by the steamer Sierra.
| Benteche Estrella, Portuguese, whose
wife died recently, is under arrest, his
actions apparently showing insanity.
The annual meeting of the Honolulu
Cricket Club will be held at the Hal
waiian Hotel one week from tonight.
w. w. Hall has gone to his PENN
sula home to recuperate from his re-
cent illness. His family are with him.
Maude Amber the actress, well
known in Honolulu, has secured a
divorce from her husband, Ira Puerl
Wilkerson.
H. c. Breeder and wife of Portland, |
Ore, are passing through on the Man |
churia to the Orient. Mr.. Breeder is
a capitalist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schiff are occupying /
the suite on the Manchuria used by
Alice Roosevelt on the famous trip of
the Taft party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin, who expected
to leave today on the Manchuria for
Japan, have decided to prolong their |
visit here for some weeks.
A farewell dance in honor of w.
FL. Heen and his bride was given last
night at Notley's Hall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Heen leave for Shanghai today.
George T. Bidwell, superintendent at
Omaha of the Chicago & Northwestern
and wife, are through passen-
gers on the Manchuria for Japan.
The Wireless Station Co. has no.
ified the people of Kauai by circular
etter that the station there is to be
closed because Of lack of support.
The Honolulu branch of the Theo- 4
optical Society meets every Tuesday
nd Thursday evening at 7:s0-Kapio-
AMI Building. Thursday visitors night.
Sid. Levy of the firm of J. M. Levy
Co. returned on the Ventura from
business trip to the Coast. Mr.. Levy
Won every pool made up on the ves-
ell.
Guy Livingston is going to sing an I
hsolutely new creation at the enter |
ST. Patrick's Day, in the
hawaiian Opera House, Saturday
light.
There is a scarcity of kerosene in
own, the Standard Oil agents being
ut and the retail supply being scant.
he r. P. Rithet is now on the way
ere with 10000 cases. e
''Slumber Song" by Beissig, will be =
solo by Master Wal
r Gough-at the ST. Patrick's Day
ltertainment, in the Hawaiian Opera
ouse. Saturday night.
While hunting goats on Kauai, Ha-i
amaulu slipped and fell over pail
Id was killed. His body was recover
next day by number of searchers
ON Lihue, led by Sheriff Rice. VI
cases investigated by the
and jury yesterday was that of Ha-
manu-, charged with murder in the
st degree for killing Chinaman
it'll his fist at Kalihi last week.
F. Roberts and w. J. Wallace, mem
re- of the New Zealand football team,
tl,A 1
3berts was taken i'll at San Francisco
ID Wallace remained behind to look
ter him.
The trial of Frank Johnson for the
lrder of little Simeon Wharton at
aialua is peremptorily set by Judge e.
ndsay for Monday next. T. NJ. Har- O.
on will be defendants sole counsel,
,raham Kaulukou having withdrawn.
Some of the leading musicians of
e city will take part in the concert
morrow night at the Y. NJ. c. A. in
of the famine sufferers of Japan.
ere will also be a stereopticon eX-
1ition and a number of the leading
panese ladies will perform the cha {. $
-Yu' ceremony.
Elmore F. Taggart, 9Th In II
ltry, and formerly army quarter
ster aboard the transport Sherman,
s a visitor in town yesterday, be-
en- route to Manila with his regf-
Mt. The divorce case of the Tag
It's at Wooster. O., last year,
lieved national renown.
William Mitchell has brought libel
admiralty. in the Federal court,
inst the Inter-Island Steam Navi- W
ion Co, claiming $39 retained out ri
his wages for his taxes under the
'ritorial law. 1t is one of several
cases to decide whether the Unit &@
States law exempting seamen's
ges from attachment will avail to,
e seamen 6omiciled in the Terrific
from paying taxes. Mitchell is first
te of the steamer Mauna Loa. a