The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-30
LOCAL BREVlTIEs.

Lodge Ie Progress tonight-work i
third degree.
Director Jared C. Smith of the Fed
eral Experiment Station has g,ne I,
Hawaii
Mrs. BIackman viii not reopen he
school on College street this year a.
announced.
The weather bureau found indica.
tons last night of an atmospheric dis.
turbanee northwest of these islands
It is expected the electric cars will be-
running to Kaimuki tomorrow. They
will open UP new and pleasant resi-
Dental suburb and excursion route
The meeting OF the Punahou Athletic
| Club has been changed to p. n
Thursday az the Y. NJ. c. A. a foot
ball manager and captain win be elect
ed.
Miyamura. the polished japanese ar
rested lately. was bound over 10 the
Federal grand jury on the charge OF
peonage by Commissioner Douthitt yes
terday. The regular bail of $4,000 was
fixed.
j. NJ. Higginbotham, of Kau, return
ed from Japan on the Nippon Maru.
Mr.. Higginbottam is the brother of
Fred Maxine of this city, Maxine being
the japanese form for the name of Hig-
ginbotham.
It is noted by dealers that the price
Of Kona "nightingales" has risen re-
Gently. and the price of jerked beef has
gone down-just why nobody seems to
know. An average Of SO head is now
asked for the donkeys.
The company that has been rehears-
ing Hawaiian drama with tableaux
during the summer, for presentation
during the autumn and winter months,
will stage it's first play, "Kaala." in
the Hawaiian Opera House on Satur-
day evening, October 10.
The ladies of Central Union church
will hold their regular business meet
ing next Friday afternoon at 2:45
O'Clock in the ladies' parlor of the
church, after which there viii be a So
cial to which all friends of the society
are most cordially invited.
Commissioner Douthitt yesterday
concluded the taking of depositions in
the admiralty suit of Julius A. Schirr-
macher against the ship Erskine NJ.
Phelps. These proceedings were held so
that Captain Graham and his crew
might not be detained in port.
Possibly Chief Justice Frear will call
to the Supreme Court bench Temperate
ly, for emergent business such as the
case, Circuit Judges De
Bolt and Gear in the practically fore
gone event of the continued absence of
Associate Justices Galbraith and Perry |
next week.
I'd the Federal rule that requires per-
sons obtaining seeds to report on the |
results of their planting. Failure to |
comply with the condition will ensue |
n having the recipient placed on a |
black list where he cannot get anv |
more seeds.
One Korean and three japanese worl- |
N are detained at the immigration |
station to be called for by their hus- |
lands whom they purport to have come |
lere in expectation of meeting. If the |!
nen are not forthcoming. the women
will involuntarily be outgoing passen-
,ers by an early steamer for the ORR
mt. In the prevention of the business
# importing women for unlawful pur
roses, the immigration officers have to |
Re thus strict.
Attorney General Andrews yesterday |
" letter directed Registrar Buckland
o return to George H Fairchild his
domination papers for a supervisorship
# Kauai county, on the ground that
hey omit TO show affirmatively that
DR.. Fairchild possesses all the uualif-
atoms necessary for nomination. Ref
renee is to his not being registered, a
eject the nominee is trying in the
ourts to compel the Kauai board of /
egistration to remedy.