The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-26
LOCAL BREVTTIES.

that all outstanding money or tickets,
for the luau and fair, will be returned
| Monday afternoon at three o'clock.
| You should be among those pres
ent'' at the Eagles picnic at Pearl
City tomorrow night. Tickets from
any member or where signs are dis
played. Train leaves 1880 p. m.
Rev. A. c. McKeever of Fresno, Cal,
| has cabled his acceptance of the call
from the Christian church of Homo
lulu to be its pastor. He will prob
ably arrive in time to assume the
pastorate on September l.
| The Oahu Lodge of the Philosophical
| Society will hold a meeting for theo-
| sophical explanations at which ques-
tons may be asked in the headquar-
tiers, Room 81, second floor, Young
Hotel on Monday at s o'clock.
A japanese named Matsu, who had
wandered away from Frank Cookies
residence in Manoa on Friday, was
found at Waikiki yesterday by the po-
lice. He is evidently insane, though
not violent, and is being detained for
examination by DR.. Emerson.
The services at Oahu Prison today
at Il o'clock will be conducted by j.
NJ. Martin. The music will be in
charge of Mrs. Crockett of the High
school and will be largely of a patri-
otto nature. There will be a delegation
present from the Hawaiian Evangeli-
cal Association.
The banquet tomorrow night at the
Moana Hotel to the visiting Congress
men is not a public one in the Legis-
lative committees scheduled, but
private banquet given by the mem
bers of the Chamber of Commerce, the
Merchants Association and the Plan
ters' Association. There will be a
sprinkling of local official guests.
Mr. Lavigne found his forte yester-
day in his rendering of Tostis Good
bye" He fully demonstrated that it
is in the more serious songs that his
voice lifts his hearers to the skies,
figuratively speaking. The illustrated
songs have been enjoyed during his
engagement but the acme of his sue
cess here was reached in the song
mentioned.
Rev. Warren f. Day will occupy the
pulpit at the II o'clock service in
Central Union church. Topic, THE
Bible More than Literature" Represen-
tative Littlefeld will speak in evening
Young Peoples Society Christian En-
deavor meeting in the lecture room at
$50 o'clock. Wednesday evening
prayer meeting at 7:30 o'clock. All are
cordially invited to attend these SER
vices.
Monkey Fragas and Antoine Correa,
the two petty thieves who made their
getaway from the chain-gang at work
in Kapiolani Park on Friday, were
gathered in again by the police last
night from a bed of leaves under
bridge in Pauoa. The youths had on
their prison garb with the exception of
shirts, two of these garments having
been picked, evidently, from someone's
clothes line.
Chief Of Detectives Taylor made a
second raid single-handed on Lord
& Belser's stables at Kakaako yester
day afternoon and succeed in arrest
ing a native driver and a Chinaman
who were, with others, engaged in
gambling A rough and tumble mixup
took place before the driver was ar
rested and this time Taylor came out
on top. The last time he raided this
place he was hit on the knee and laid
up for over a week.
What Makes a Nation Great" is
Mr. Wadman's subject this morning at
II in the First Methodist church. Rev.
c. W. Hill of Hilo will preach in the
evening at 1880 on The Finished Work
OF Christ At the morning service
Miss Gertrude Hall viii sing ''Oh, Rest
in the Lord" and Mr.. Philip Hall
''Tarry With Me, 0 Ny Saviour" At
the evening service Mrs. Bicknell will
play the prelude and Mr.. Blackman
and Miss Gertrude Hall will sing. The
public is cordially invited.
The regular meeting of the Guild and
Woman s Auxiliary of st. Andrews ca |
thedraI win be held on Monday after |
noon. May q. at half-past two. at
the residence of Canon Macintosh, |
Nuuanu Valley, instead of at Mrs. Ry- |
croft's. as previously arranged. This |
will be the annual meeting. and as there |
are matters of special Importance to be |
discussed it is earnestly desired that |
a representative number Of ladies Of the |
be present. as well as
those who usually attend.
sam Kalei, native boy, fourteen |
years old, was accidentally struck by |
a sixteen pound hammer being used |
by George Ewaliko in an exhibition |
throw at the Y. NJ. c. A. sports yes
terday afternoon. The hammer hit |
him with fearful force directly in the /
neck. knocking him senseless. He !
was taken 10 the Japanese hospital /
and afterwards to the Queens Hospital /
At a late hour last night he was still /
and the report was given /
put that conclusion of the brain was /
probable. He IS in a dangerous con- /