The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-09
LOCAL BREVITlEs.

There will be no baseball at Kapio-
lani park next Sunday.
Kid Delile is aching for a prize fight
with Bill HuihJi, the native wonder.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold special
meeting tonight at 730 o'clock for work
in the second degree.
Governor Dole contemplates visit
to Kauai shortly and the U. s. s.
Iroquois may convey him.
George W. C. Jones became much
worse yesterday afternoon and a con-
sultation of physicians was called.
A brand new little boy made its ap-
pearance at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Steiner at Waikiki on October 18th.
Fresh volcano news from eye wit
nesses of the eruption may be expected
by the steamer Mauna Loa this morn
ing.
A cane cutter invented by John H.
Wilson, son of C. B. Wilson, arrived
in the Alameda and will soon be given
a practical test.
U. S. Marshal Hendry has served
sixty out of sixty-six subpoenas hand
ed to him by District Attorney Brock
ons on Wednesday.
Young Bros will run launches to the
Protet from the boat landing on Sun
dav afternoon, beginning at / o'clock.
Round trip, 25 cents.
II. E. Herbert has concluded ar
rangements SO that the Honolulu
the steamer of November IA.
The Admiralty case of julius A.
Schumacher against the ship Erskine
NJ. Phelps was argued and submitted
before Judge Estee yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Allan Herbert will join her hus-
band, who left in the Siberia, in Cali
fornia if he advises her that the
weather conditions are favorable ovee
there.
Inspections of companies of the n.
G.. H, this month, which have been
conducted by Lieut.. Newton, Z. S. A,
have revealed marked Improvement in
the regiment from two months ago.
A. C. Gehr has made written ap-
plication to Governor Dole for an in
vestigation into the case of map
container left with the Governor two
years ago and found a few days ago
with seal broken.
Today at D. m. is the latest time
at which applications for the second
ceived by A. B. ingalls,, secretary Of
the local board of examiners, at the
gauger's office, Honolulu custom house.
The Kilohana Art League will hold
it's annual meeting at the Art League
rooms, Saturday, October IL, at 1890 a.
M, for election of officers and new
members. Names of persons desiring
to become members should be submitted
to the secretary, Mrs. Lila G. Marshall.
as early as possible.
The verdict of the coroner's jury on
the body of the japanese woman Su-
mi, killed at Kahana last week, is that
she died from wounds inflicted with
knife by Osumi. Osumi is in a hos
pital with an excellent chance of re-
covery from his self-wounding with
suicidal intent after he did murder.
T. F. Lansing, Commissioner of I'M
migration, expects more Korean labor
immigrants shortly in response to Of
fetal advertising done in the Hermit
| Kingdom Sixty-four laborers ar
rived from there recently. Mr.. Ian
sing is considering the question of adj
vertising on the United States main
! land for plantation laborers.
| Honey bees have constructed hive
| under the cornice of the tower at the
| northern angle of the Capitol, over
| looking the Office of the Secretary OF
the Territory. The same thing hap
pened two or three years ago, only
! that the location was in the corner
of the first floor veranda ceiling over
looking the Public Works office.