The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-28
LOCAL BREvITlES.

! Hawaiian Tribe meets tonight Tor
work in the adoption degree.
The August number of the Paradise
of the Pacific is out with handsome
pictures and attractive text
Mrs. Pauline Abrahamson has an
lnounced the marriage OF her odus NC
CeciIe Esther to Mr.. Abraham Garteh-
berg.
cunt Atkinson has made his report
"a Covernor Dole of the work in the
nenartnnent of Public instruction Tor
the past year
Mr. Thomas Prime will lecture to-
night under the auspices OF the nheo-
sophical Society. The subject VIII DC
'eTbe Life After Death.
The McCully tract will be sold at
n,,hIic auction today to satisfy a 1uog
n,aI,+ of "a 20 600 obtained by the Queen s
IIosnitaI against the Waikiki Land and
Loan Association.
Theodore Wores the artist, Will leave
coon for san Francisco, from where ne
will go to New York to arrange Tor the
December exhibition of his Hawaiian
and Samoan paintings
A meeting is called of the Fourth
lDistrict Committee for today at noon
lin the hall over Castle & Cooke, LTD.
Rneiness of importance, and all are
axnected TO make an extra effort TO be
lpresent.
The Claudine will sail on Tuesday.
sent 2 for Hilo and way ports, at .
Io'clock instead of at noon. NO ireig I
twill be received on Labor Day.
iLehua sails for Molokal Oh sept
Thursday, 4th.
| nsaroban+s who were interested in the
IsuccessfuI battle with the fire IN the
lCampbell block last Saturday mace up
La nurse of $500, which was yesterday
presented to Chief Thurston for the
lire boys, by NJ. Phillips
Max Schlemmer. the King OF Lay
lsan Island was fined $40 and costs III
| Judge Wilcox's court yesterday morn
ling for assault and battery on A. Won
tCraevemayer. committed four months
lago while the two men were on Laysan
Island.
The tax court will probably not make
lany decisions on the appeals DeIore II
for several weeks. The absence OF =
K Brown from the city mas oeidyeu
matters somewhat, and the remaining
members are waiting until the tran
script is written up before getting &c
work The court intends to visit some
of the property on which taxes are IN
dispute, and this will be done WITHIN
flew days.
Sylvester. a colored man, was taker
lto the police station last evening pS
Turnkey Jim Kupihea for inVestlga-
ton. 1t is believed that the man Is IN
sane. He has been living in Jim hupl'
Ihea's yard for some time yesterday ht
lis alleged to have made an attempt up
ION Mrs. Kupihea's life. He was frus
Itrated and held at the house while hu'
lnihea was summoned Sylvester vii
Ibe examined as to his sanity today be-
fore Judge Wilcox.
A. Fernandez, manager OF the Ia
waiian Hardware Company, when SUI
ifered such heavy loss ON saturday pS
1.-THE Campbell block fire, has been sery-
led with a penal summons, in which ne
I is charged with having violated Sec
ton 1907. v hich refers to the storage
of turpentine in warehouses connected
with stores Mr.. Fernandez says thai
he did not understand the law to cover
lturpentine as being restricted In the
lsame manner as gasoline and coal OIL
High Sheriff Brown discovered 4O cases
Iof turpentine stored in the warehouse
in which the fire occurred me matter
will be aired before Judge wilcox so
September 3.
Yuen Chung, a King street storekeep-
er, was arrested yesterday morning Dy
officer McDuffie for having upon ana IN
his premises more than 10 cases OF OIL
tTbe officer found 80 cases stored away.
| larceny in the first degree is the
charge preferred against one All Sing,
who is accused of hypothecating hre
lclain receipt amounting to S117.15 from
a Chinese woman named Chea Ia
Kun. According to the evidence now
lin the hands of the police, All Sing sub
lstituted another Chinese name for that
lof the original owner, and then pre-
scented the same for warrant at the
consulate.