The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

a caucus of the Republican party
leaders will be held today.
The bark Irmgard viii sail for the
Coast at 10 a. m. Wednesday.
Excelsior Lodge No. /, I. o. o. F.,
viii meet in Odd Fellows Hall this
evening at 7:30.
Ladies Auxiliary A. O. H., Division
No. /, will meet in c. B. T. Hall this
evening at S o clock.
The next mail from the mainland
will arrive on the Hilonian, which is
due here Wednesday morning.
Governor Frear has finished his mes
sage to the Legislature and yesterday
morning read the last proofs of it.
The Hawaiian band played on the
| transport Sheridan yesterday after
noon, and ON the dock when the troop
ship departed
A water main on King street broke
yesterday afternoon, and the roadway
was a miniature food for short time
The mishap occurred in front of Vida
Villa.
A number of youthful gamblers were
rounded up by the police yesterday, on
warrants. They were mostly Portu-
guese and Hawaiians who have been
playing craps
Young America, in the shape of a
small boy. called at the Promotion
Committee rooms yesterday morning,
stating that he wished to enter his
| ho Dar,Io Tbo
offer of the young man was accepted.
A. w. Van Valkenburg has com
pleted the planting Of twenty-three
acres in cotton at his plantation about
three miles on the town side Of the
Lellehua cavalry post. The planting
of cotton at this place is an expert
ment.
The patrol wagon was sent to Ma
noa last evening to take to the
Queen Hospital young Portuguese
/ who, after leaving trolley car near
Kamehameha avenue, fell to the
ground, suffering from a stroke of
paralysis.
The regular blmonthly meeting of
the members Of the Honolulu Chamber
of Commerce viii be held at the rooms
of the Chamber tomorrow afternoon at
3 clock President John W. Gilmore
will give talk On 'FThe College of
Hawaii with Relation to Our Commu-
nifty Interests. y
Selden B. Kingsbury yesterday, in
the Supreme Court, took the oath of
office for Territorial Circuit Judge.
Chief Justice Hartwell administered
the oath. first reading the cablegram
from Washington informing Judge
Kingsbury that his commission as Cir
cult Judge of Maui had been for
warded
Dr. Babson win deliver the first of
his addresses before the Kilohana Art
League, under the auspices of the lit
erary circle, next Saturday morning at
1890. The subject viii be cotton
Mather and Jonathan Edwards On
Saturday, February 81, he viii give
the second lecture, the subject being
Goethe s '1Faust.''
Theresa Wilcox and Lewis T. Belli-
veau were married on February 10,
! and since that time have been enjoy
ing a quiet honeymoon. Belliveau has
been here but short time and is en-
/. | pI0NeQ at L earn ldIbOI- ne 10 tWcu-
weight years of age, while the widow
Of the first Delegate to Congress from
this Territory is forty-eight years old.
About twenty five Salt Lake people
expect to visit Honolulu with one of
Clark s tours next year. They may
join the west-bound tour which leaves
, San Francisco next February. Book
ings are being made more than year
ahead of the date of sailing, and it is
said that both the east-bound and the
west-bound tours are already booked
full, with quite large waiting list
Thursday evening a dime social will
be held in the roof garden of the Odd
Fellows building, to which no admis
sion will be charged. A special fea
ture will be the paper-fower booth
: Articles worth twice the money may
be drawn from the grab bag, and yor
r may have your fortune told or enjoy
!, a game of cards for ten cents. The
Y affair viii be given by Olive Branch