Local News Briefs and Notices From the City
No cricket today and routine items dominate this column. Prominent local medicos attend Kickapoo show. football today. strangers reach the venue via the cara with white flags. L D Timmons moves reportorial duties to the Star. Jack McVeigh frees boarders for Luter Island steamers. The steam-dredge clocks at 6 a.m. A Waverley Club quarterly meeting tonight. No trace yet of Union Street intruder at Monsarrat house. Serious charges against Camp McKinley officer. investigation coming. Free public band concert by the New York regiment at Camp McKinley 8–9 p.m. Tug boat unlikely to sail soon. Mission she embarked on Thursday completed. King street roadwork to be finished with care. Silas P. Perry to speak at YMCA Hall Sunday 4 p.m. Topic “The encase All young men in will ie.” Fence at King and South streets replaced with neater boundary along Mr A Francis Cooke grounds. Front page of No 7 Preferred Perambulator features Bruce Cartwright Honolulu. pre-annexation. H Berry receives from J E Jones pamphlet on Spanish American War in the Philippines May to August. Second edition demanded. Cleveland wheels for sale by J J Richardson Hotel Street. November Delineator arrives at Mrs Hanna’s. Police Court: Steven Tapa granted costs in assault case. larceny in the second degree, six months hard labor.