The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1903-12-21
LAWYERS At
A BANQUET.
County Attorney
Smith Is the
Host.
Judge Little Elects a
Man From Court
Room.
Mokuaweoweo Now Said to Be
Pau-Captain Warland
Reported III.

HILO, Dec. 1s.-In the heat of the
campaign this fall, j. U. Smith and
w. H. Smith, rival candidates for
election to the Office of county attor-
ney, came together in the truly rural
districts and had talk over the out
look. At this particular time each
candidate had the blues and was far
from sanguine of success. Each rec
ognized the detected state of mind of
the other. Each felt moved to do the
generous thing to his rival. Each
are defeated, will provide a dinner
for yourself and friends. The pleas
ure of providing the dinner fell to j.
u. Smith. The event occurred last
Tuesday evening at the bachelors
club, and a successful candidate never
makes the path of a defeated rival
more to bloom and blossom than was
done On this occasion.
The dining table was extended
through the arch connecting the two
main rooms of the club house. The
good things spread upon the table are
specifically set forth in the following
menu:
Bachelors Club Cocktail (Encore)
Caviar Frozen Oysters
Potage
Creme de Tomato
Pimolas Salade Sailed Almonds
Peeled Whole Potatoes
Mayonnaise Celery
Hook 1s49
Poisson
Baked Mullet, Oyster Sauce
Shoestring Potatoes
Frogs Hind Legs la Wise
! Roman Punch
Relieves
Mauna Kea Quail a la J. U. Smith
Potatoes Stuffed Peppers
More Hook
Election Day Cocktail QllegaD
Nuts and Raisins Lady Fingers
Creme de Menthe La Marylinda Cigars
Besides the guest of honor, w. H.
Smith, the following gentlemen were
at the table:
| Guests-C. F. Parsons, w. S. Wise,
c. M. LIE Blond, Carl S. Smith, Homer
l.. Ross, Geo. N. Day, j. H. Rowland,
DR.. M. Wachs, D. w Marsh, L. M.
Whitehouse, L. w. Haworth, r. r.
| Berg, H. T. Lake, A. H. Jackson, E.
| F. Nichols, G. Bell.
| Nearly every member of the Hilo bar
was present and everything said and
done was therefore strictly legal
| When justice had been done to the
1 elaborate fare, toasts We're the order.
w. H. Smith talked to "The President
of the United States c. F. Parsons
responded to "The Governor of Ha-
wall" ]. U. Smith, the host of the
evening, talked on County Govern
| ment." H. L. Ross in talk on
Politics" pledged the bar of Hilo
to support and assist the first county
attorney of the County of East Hawaii
in bringing order out of chaos, if such
assistance and support should at any
time be necessary. Carl Smith made
a graceful response to the toast saThe
Bar of Hilo." w. S. Wise told rem
iniscences of the campaign. r. r.
Berg, of the Wilder S. S. Co., told of
the difficulties and obstacles in the way
which prevented him from giving an
nual passes to all present over the
| Wilder lines. Ex-Captain Lake. rem
resenting the old regime in Hilo talked
pathetically of the past and added a
couple of delightful personal remin-
lscences of his life in San Francisco
ana Arizona. L. M. Whitehouse. for
merly of Hilo, now of Honolulu. re-
gaied the company with clever stories
or life in the metropolis of Hawaii
The after dinner festivities were clos
eo with music by Messrs. A. H. Jack
son and Hastings observation-disclosures.
| AMATEUR ORCHESTRA.
About two weeks ago an Ama+eu,
Orchestra was organized in Hilo which
win the growth of interest shown in
the meanwhile, promises to he very
welcome innovation to the best musi-
clans in the city. The orchestra is moi
organized for hire or parade. IF is
FORMED Tor the mutual benefit of tbs
members. Proficient musicians only
peiong. Rehearsals are held at Spreck-
els hall Friday evenings.
The orchestra is composed. as follows
Mrs. Lewis, director; Paul Bartels. con.
cert master; Mrs. Moses, C. n. Prouty
nrst vlol1ns; Miss Lyman, Miss Peck
Messrs Ragsdale and Geo. Hapai, sec.
on Vloiins; Carl S. Smith, violoncello
Keith Mackie, clarinet: J. Caryalho
fute; Jules Carvalho, cornet; A. James
trombone.-Tribune
| ELECTED FROM COURT ROOM
Alfred Andrade Da Mattos, an elder
ly Portuguese who has been in heavy
litigation for the past year or two both
in Hilo and Honolulu courts, caused
quite scene in court here last Mon
day. He had some grievance and was
at the court house early to demand
what he wanted at the opening OF
court. Before Bailiff Silva had called
the court room to order, Da Mattos