The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.

| * cents TO all parts Of the house
Mrs A J. Lyon has been quite SICK
.A.,., The dengue fever, but is now much
betteg. being able to sit up.
w Dtrnond, who has been serious
1vfm for several days, was reported
considerably better last evening.
william Mckinley Lodge will meet
This evening in Harmony Hall for the
| transaction Of such business as may
come before the meeting
Richard Simpson was committed -
tthe circuit court for trial YESTERDAY W
1,,dge wilcox, the charge against MN
being larceny in the second degree.
I,ua. the Hawaiian arrested for steal-
ing a watch belonging to Dr. kalsunu-
ma. was committed by Judge "licoA
Yesterday to the circuit court Ior tii'''
regimental drill of the National
Guard will be held on April 18TH ana
the regiment will march to hapioi@li
PARK where the exercises Will De heiu'
Judge De Bolt yesterday signed the
decree in the Becky Panee case Win
an amendment holding that there was
no conspiracy shown in obtaining tne
fee.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's So
ciety viii hold their regular quarterly
meeting this evening at 7:So o'clock at
the residence of L. A. Thurston Oh
Bates street.
News was received by the Mauna Loa
Yesterday of the death of j. w. Snnith
at KaawaIoa. Hawaii. at the age ofNSz
years. The deceased was the fatner o
Hack Inspector Sidney Smith
Secretary Carter has received re-
ouest from the Postoffice Department
for information regarding counties in
Hawaii. He is waiting for the passage
Of the County bill before answering.
Manena Costino has filed suit for di-
vorce against Joseph costino. The
nlaintiff alleges that they were married
on July %. 1878, at Honolulu, and that
since 1891 the defendant has failed to
support her.
The suit of Samuel Kamakau VS..
| ROYAL Insurance Co was settled yes
terday out of court. The company paid
! the 81 900 insurance policy which COW
cred a loss by the Chinatown fire. The
case will be dismissed.
Referee RawIins made report yes
terday in the case of the Honolulu and
| Hawaiian Paper Co. recommending
that certain property claimed by the
| American Type Founders Co. and f. j.
Shattuc be exempted from the assign
ment as property received on consign-
ment-
A. w. Carter, administrator of the
estate of Hanai Parker, has filed suit
against w. F. Allen for restitution OF
four mortgage bonds of the par value
OF $1,000 each, issued by the MeBryde'
Sugar Company. The plaintiff claims
ownership Of the bonds as administra-
ter, alleging that he has made demand
of the defendant for the bonds and has
been refused.
E. C. Peters. Deputy Attorney Cen
eral. returned yesterday from Lahaina
where he appeared in the Chinese gam
bling cases. Judge Kalua dismissed
the cases against the three Chinese
bankers who were fined $500 apiece in
the lower court. He found two gam
blers guilty and fined them 800 apiece.
Nothing further was heard of the al
legged bribery of Judge Kalua.
10 Kyau has filed suit against w. c.
Achi to compel the latter to carry out
an agreement made November IL, 1899,
between W. C. Achi and Joseph Goo
Kim. The agreement was to the effect
that Achi agreed to sell to Goo Kim
lots and 2. Kapiolani tract, for $500.
on which $40 per month was to be paid.
on December l. 1900, Goo Kim assigned
his interest to Lo Kyau,, and the latter
alleges he has paid altogether $50 and
alleges that Achi will not execute the
agreement. although often requested to
; do so.