The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The grand jury will probably file us
report this morning.
The Alameda arrived at San Fran
cisco yesterday on time.
Robert Wilcox is now said to be
afraid of the physical strain of rur-
, ming for the shrievalty of oahu.
Private Secretary Halves was at The
Governors Office part of yesterday,
though not fully recovered from lnass.
The Hooulu and Hoola Lahui Society
meets at the Maternity Home at 10 a.
m, and the 1uau and fair committee
lat IL.
There are likely to be several inter
esting matters come to a mead ut the
meeting of the Board of Health this
afternoon.
There will be a special meeting of
Lodge lie Progress tonight at 1880 o'clock
at the Masonic temple. Work in the
third degree.
The steamer Sonoma ought to arrive
early this morning from San Francisco
with many local passengers and for
days later mail.
1t is expected that Home Rulers lii
adopt resolution against the appoint
ment by the President of George r.
Carter as Governor of Hawaii.
The family of the late Miss Annie
Wong desire to express their thanks to
the many friends for kindly sympathy
shown in their sad bereavement.
E Rosenberg, the labor delegate,
sent out to investigate labor in the
Orient and these Islands, left for San
Francisco in the Doric yesterday.
High Sheriff Brown yesterday issued
notice of $500 reward for information
that would lead to the arrest AID CON-
viction of the men who kidna pIed The
odore Cooper on Monday.
The engagement of Miss Miriam Ma
bel Kalikohou Robertson, daughter Of |
Mr.. and Mrs. James w Robertson, and |
George William Lucas, eldest son IF |
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lucas, is an |
At the G.. A. R. camp fire held at the |
Post rooms, corner Miller and Bere- |
.ania streets, this evening, the fun |
will begin at 1880, but those who come |
1t $50 or later will be in time for |
Roll Call.
w. r. Castle received cablegram
rom his son Albert, the Punahou
pitcher, announcing his arrival in San
francisco yesterday in good health
fter his attack of fever before leav-
ng home.
On account of Illness the At Home of
he Literary Circle of the Kilohana
Art League announced for Saturday
fternoon viii be deferred to another
ate, for which invitations will be is
ued later
Following is the Republican ticket forsl
Iaui: Sheriff, L. NJ. Baldwin; Clerk, +
avid Morton; Auditor, w. A. McKaySl
.ssessor, w. J. Robinson Attorney, T
Toa w. Aluli; Treasurer, F. c. Witt
ock; Surveyor, Hugh Howell.
Yesterday was Jewish New Year, but
o services were held. They We're de-
erred for ten days, or until the Day
Atonement. That day is one of
ntire fasting for the Hebrew faithful
nd will be duly observed here.
Maui candidates of the Republican
arty will start out next week on
of the entire county. The
land of Molokai will first be visited.
oali T. Aluli, an assistant in the At
,rney Generals Office, will join the
arty, he being out for the office CT .
)unty attorney.
It is believed that the Home Rulers
ill discount either the Republicans
the Democrats in the number of
on hand after the nominating
invention, as a Home Ruler who
1es not feel equal to any office from
overnor to pound keeper is among
lie rarest birds in the political aviary.