The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Manager Geo. F. Renton of Ewi
| plantation was in town yesterday.
| superintendent J. D. McVeigh viii
return to the Settlement on Tuesday
| William Mckinley Lodge meets thi:
| evening III Harmony Hall, on King st
| Buildings that shut out the view OF
st. Andrews cathedral are being re-
moved.
Col ". 2. Allen does not seem t
be rallying much if any from his re
| cent stroke of paralysis.
| The annual meeting of the Honolulu
! Territorial Medica! Association ha
been postponed until February TO-
w. r. Castle while in the East in
| vestigated insurance matters on behalf
OF the Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd
! Fanny Sun, a 13-year-old incorrigi-
| BILE, has been transferred from the Ka-
kaako Mission to the Girls Industrial
School.
Marshal Hendry has been authorized
to incur the expense of photographic
convicted Federal criminals in this
Territory.
Real automobiles on the stage in the
play Tracked Around the World at
the matinee and evening performance
OF the Orpheum.
Kaauwai, once King kalakaua's
steward, died yesterday. Lately he has
been janitor of the Campbell estate
business blocks.
Lieut.. Crawford of the Salvation
Army arrived in the Siberia and. after
a stay of two weeks here. will be sta
toned at Waikiki.
Mr.. Jens NJ. Disregard, a Rapid
Transit conductor, and Miss Mary Nell
son will be married at o'clock this
evening, at 1864 Punchbowl street.
Frank E. Thompson announced yes
terday that the libel suit of ]. H. How
land, Assis5 ant Superintendent of Pub
lie Works. was practically settled out
of court
The band will play this morning at
the departure of the transport Sheri-
day and in the afternoon at the football
games. Sunday afternoon concert at
Makee Island.
An executive session of Honolulu
Merchants Association directors was
held yesterday, when, it is reported,
encouraging reports on the new steam
ship proposition We're discussed.
Following the return in the Nippon
Maru yesterday of c. K. All, treasurer
of the City Market Co, it was decided
that an ice factory and cold storage
plant be established by that company.
Bright, helpful service in the Gospel
Mission hail. Hotel street, between Nu-
uanu and Bethel streets, tonight at
o'clock. Mrs. l. E. Damon will speak
on Modern Captivity" A cordial well
come to all.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. J. Cleveland ar
rived on the barkentine Irmgard from
South Dakota, where they have been
engaged in work among the Indians,
and are the guests of Rev. Alex. Mack
intosh and Miss Won Holt.
The lot adjoining the Marquesville
church, on Wilder avenue, has been
sold by Willie Savidge to the Catholic
church, and parsonage will be built
there for the use of Father Clement.
The price paid for the lot was $500.
On the report of w. r. Harrington,
ofthe organization committee,
the Punahou- Makiki Improvement Club
SISCtSu bSilSIdl LAWS DIS pEtSlocHL anu
Marston Campbell as secretary. Com
nittees We're also appointed as recon-
mended.
Further denials of the complaint in
the beef trust case have been filed
in the Federal court, being from H. F.
Beckley, Hawaiian Agricultural Co. |
Julian Monsarrat, A. A. Meyer, H. r. |
Meyer. Otto S. Meyer. Saml. Parker |
Eben P. Low. Humuula Sheep Station |
Co., John Ii Estate and j. A. Magoon. |
u. S. Deputy Marshals Winter and |
Roenitz were hunting for two desert
ing sailors from the French bark |
Champigny yesterday. While Mar
shall Hendry was comparing a man
brought in with the written identifica-
tons, he repeated the words 'can not
speak English. mo sabe English"
he suspect exclaimed. unknowing that
he was only confirming the suspicion
IN his case. He was sent to the yes
gel, thence to be taken to Jail if proved
% be one of the men wanted.