The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-31
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

WIN. Mckinley Lodge. K of P, meets
tonight in regular session Work in
the second rank.
The Kinau and Maui will sail on
Wednesday instead of Tuesday o. next
week on account of election.
Next Tuesday viii be the birthday Of
the Mikado and the japanese colony
will hold the usual celebrations.
The autumn exhibit OF the Kilohana
Art League viii be opened TO the public
on Monday evening of next week.
w. c. Irwin and ]. a. Buck returned
yesterday from tour Of inspection Of
plantations controlled by W. G. Irwin &
60. Ltd.
n The names Of A. L. C. Atkinson and
Clarence Crabbe are mentioned in con-
nection with the post of Secretary Of
tpe Territory.
rResidents OF Makiki are joining in
petition tc the authorities for abate-
rnent of the nuisance of nude and noisy
japanese neighbors.
It was reported on the street last
night that Henry Warehouse was very
low. The hour was too late to permit
inquiry at his home.
Treasurer Kepoikai yesterday ceased
registering warrants. having enough
funds In sight for Government use IN
til the bulk OF taxes is collected
Secretary Carter rendered a report Of
his mission to New York and Wash
ington on the loan business to Gov
ernor Dole In executive council yester-
day afternoon.
The dance given by the Ahahui To-
LAM viii take place this evening at the
Young Hotel. The president Of the So
eiety, Queen Lniuokalani, who leaves
for the coast next week, VIII be pres
ent.
During the interregnum in the Fed
eral Judgeship. large proportion Of
III lilc1l JILL iSA@S-
ton is performable by the Commits
sioner, z. A Douthitt, such as the
conmitIal Of accused persons to the
grand jury. the taking of testimony in
chambers matters, fixing of bonds, etc.
The exchanges OF Pearl City lots on
the original town site for Peninsula
lots between owners and the o. r. &
L. Co.. which were first publicly men
toned by the Advertiser some months
ago, win likely be brought to Gull
mination next week. Honolulu Planta-
ton Co. wants the ground for cane
planting.
Fire started in lodging house off
Vineyard street yesterday morning,
causing a narrow escape for three ma
tive occupants of a room. One Of them
named Anoka was awakened by smoke
from a burning mattress and gave an
alarm. officer Espinda, living next
door, aided in putting out the fire and
saving the house from threatened de-
struction.
Reports from the Mokuaweoweo
eruption brought by the MauIia L1oa
are conflicting. Increasing grandeur
and diminishing nres' are phrases that
clash. Only accounts from the most
recent visitors are Trustworthy, as
sometimes the maximum o. fire is ac-
eompanied by the minimum Of smoke.
The greater the volume Of smoke. or of
cloud above but not about the sum
nit, the grander the eruption appears
to people fifty to eighty miles away.
Arrests continue to be made Of Ten
Dollar Club people among the jap
anese for prosecution in the Federal
court. The District Attorneys depart-
rnent has had list of more than sew
enty to pursue. some of whom fed the
Territory while others who took to
local hiding places are gradually being
Jailed. Five were gathered in on
Thursday night One of them was Okla
saki reputed to be the fellow who late
~ attacked Marshal's interpreter in
raid.