The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

J. F Morgan Will be at home April 81
Cunningham, charged with drunken
ness, was arrested last night.
President of the Board IF Health
P:nkhan returned from Aiea last night.
All Nun. Wong Moon and Tado Were
arrested yesterday, being supposedly
insane.
David and Mary Kakalia We're ar
rested at kalihi yesterday for alleged
profanity.
Mrs Mary Gum requests that there
be no flowers tonight at her dancing
entertainment.
Canoes Circle, No. 24O, c. O. F., will
hold their regular meeting this even
ing in San Antonio hall.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge NO. 1, meets
this evening IN I. o. o. F. hall at 7:3O
o'clock. Important business.
Manager Ross of Honolulu plantation
denied last night that there was any
strike The men were all at work yes
terday.
Miss Yarrow. Miss Gilman and Miss
Hines called at the Royal school yes
terday to see a class of pupils sketch
from life.
The Territorial grand jury yesterday
| indicted Eugene Duvauchelle, former
police officer, for accepting a bride from
All Wan.
Mrs D Kalauokalani was seriously
| i'll yesterday, in consequence of which
her son. the County Clerk, went home
| from his office.
There will be Christian Endeavor So
| cial at Central Union church on Friday
| evening. to which all endeayorers are
| cordially invited
The Citizens Guard certificates in
this office for delivery to owners are
certificates of service, not commissions
as stated in this paper yesterday.
Today. at the request of the Board
of Health six men commissioned as
special police officers will go down to
Aiea TO enforce certain sanitary regu-
| lations.
The japanese are trying to ,aise the
money to organize band like he
Royal Hawaiian and an entertainment.
for that purpose, was given by them
| last evening at the Orpheum.
Sheriff Iaukea has caused an order
to be issued that hereafter no raids
/
rest of persons alleged to be gambling
shall be made without authority from
| the sheriff.
The lecture. on Japan to be given at
the Y. M c. A, by L. w. Hart has been
changed to Saturday night. Members
and friends of the Association are in
| vited to be present at that time. They
will hear an interesting lecture and
see some excellent lantern slides.
Happy Hooligan, Gloomy Gus, AL
phonse and all the popular characters.
are going to the masquerade ball on
May 1st. so get in line, walk up, ride
| up, crawl up, slide up, any old way to
get up and have good time and win
| a prize Good time, good music and
good crowd Special car at u o'clock
Sedgwick, youngest son of Manager
Baldwin of Maxwell was severely in
jured by being thrown from horse on
| Tuesday of last week. A lady had
| taken him on behind the saddle and
the horse SHE'D, throwing the boy to
! the ground. DIR. Putnam of Llhue
found him suffering from conclusion
of the brain but hoped no permanent
injury would result.
A number of wage-earning girls who
have been getting waited on with 15>
cent lunches al the Y. w. G.. A. rooms
in the Boston building walked out
without having lunched on Tuesday be-
cause Miss Meyer, in charge of the
lunch room, told them they would have
to help themselves Previously the
waiting had been done by some girls
in return for their own lunches, but 1t
was too hard on them and this service
had been discontinued. Hence the
Walkout.
Following is the provisional schedule
for a visit by the Congressional party
TO Kauai in the steamer Kinau: Leave
Honolulu May Is, p. m. Arrive Hama
lei May a. $50 a. m. Breakfast and
bathing Leave Hana1ei $50 a. m, ar
rive al Eleele 2 p. m. Party landed of
about 50 people for overland trip to
Lihue by rail and stage. Steamer
leaves Eleele 2:45 p. M. for Ahuk nj
with balance of party. Arrive at Ahu-
KIM %. m. Train to Lihue. Luau and
dinner $50 .. m. Reception in Social
Hall to $50 p M. Embark at Ahu-