The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-15
LOCAL BREyIrIEs.

; The funeral Of the late William Nc
Gregor was held yesterday.
Hawaii Hyoron CReview of HawaiD
is new paper issued in this city.
The Eagles viii meet tonight in San
Antonio hall for regular business.
There viii probably be a meeting of
the Board Of Health this afternoon.
Seventy Koreans came in the China
for Honolulu to work on plantations.
Judge De Bolt was still occupied yes
terday with the Cation Macfarlane
Case.
The contract for the construction of
Waiiniha bridge was let yesterday TO
F. H. Jordan for s2.s7s.
Rev. E. Imamura, the superintendent
OF the Buddhist Mission in Hawaii. is
about leaving for Japan.
Mrs. Dudoit desires in this manner to
thank all those who sent flowers and
remembered her in her recent bereave-
ment
The Federal grand jury was in ses-
sion yesterday investigating the viola
ton Of the emigration laws relative to
Japanese women.
Joseph K. Kui. who died Monday
night. win be buried today. Kui was
well known as guide in the Bishop
Museum.
Representative Greenwell left yester-
day on the Kinau for Kohala, having
received wireless message to the eff |
feet that his sister, Mrs. Bryant, was
dying.
The report from Hawaii that F. B.
Mcstocker is to resign the manage
ment of the olaa plantation is denied
by the Honolulu agents. B. F. Dilling-
ham & Co.
The unsightly buildings of the Ho-
nolulu Stockyards Company, at King
and South streets. which were partially
destroyed by fire over year ago, are
finally being removed.
News brought by the Mauna Loa
yesterday was to the effect that the
Spreckels-Brown case in Kailua was
stopped because of the illness from
dengue of w. A. Kinney and one of the
Jurors.
The defense in the case of Loo Joe
and A w. Medley finished its side of
The matter in police court yesterday
and the matter was taken
lnder advisement by Judge Wilcox.
he Will probably give a decision this
Colonel Lake, proprietor of the :
queen Emma hall resort, was found .
;uilty in the police court yesterday of
elling liquor without a license and
ined 800 and costs. The charge Of
,eeping a disorderly house was nolle
crossed. as the cases against the men
ound there were also nolle pressed.
A recent report from Japan says that
teamship conn anfes decline to carry 4
ny more Korean emigrants to Hawaii
n the ground that in two previous
atches there have been cases of vari-
la. The consequence was that we did
OF see even one of them white robed
immigrants by the last America Maru
rom Japan.-Hawaii shinpo.
An answer was. filed in circuit court
by Pomaikai to the suit
rought by ]. A Magoon as trustee
nd Kohuole and j. w. Wiley. 1t al
,ges that the land to which the plain
If seeks possession was obtained from
i'm by his aunt, while he was minor,
y threats to have him arrested. He
leges lack of consideration, also.
NJ J. F'reitas imbibed too much yes
.rday. according to his wife's story,
nd then proceeded to break up the
rniture in their home. concluding his
IN with an assault upon his wife,
she. falling to see the humor
his actions. complained to the police,
ne swore to a warrant charging him
it'll assault and battery upon herself
Id with malicious injury.