The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-03

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The Baseball League meets at 8 p.
M tomorrow.
Gorharn D. Gilman IS spending part
of the winter in Jamaica.
Mrs. Julian Monsarrat arrived in the
| Kinau to visit her mother, Mrs. Coney-
/ A fine COW from Moanalua was pre-
scented by Hon. s. NJ. Damon TO the
| Chinese hospital last Thursday.
/ The annual meeting of the Hawai-
/ ian Jockey Club viii be held tomorrow
at 7:30 p. m, at the. Pacific Club.
The regular meeting of the Mothers
| and Teachers Club will be held in the
Y. w. C. A. gymnasium on April 18th.
u. S. Marshal Hendry, though stiIl
finding some difficulty in marshaling his
breathing functions, was at his office
again yesterday.
The funeral of Ian Corbett Will take
place this afternoon at p. m. at the
family plot in Nuuanu cemetery There
viii! be no house services.
A varied order of Easter services at
Oahu Prison has been arranged. Among
the speakers will be Rev. Arthur G..
Logan, C. J. Day and ]. NJ. Martin.
TIE Supreme Court called in the law
yers on the appropriation bills test
cases yesterday to clear up points that
We're previously neglected in the argu-
ment.
Tomorrow the April term of the First
Circuit Court will open, Judge De Bolt
presiding. The first criminal case on
the calendar is that of E. NJ. Jones for
murder.
Henry E. Highton has. it is reported,
received the endorsement of Samuel
Parker, Republican National Commit
teeman, for appointment to the SUI
preme Court.
Governor Carter has decided against
introducing a license tax bill at the
special session. One of the objections
to the measure is that it ssas about the
most unpopular feature of the County
Act.
Bernard H. Kelekolio. popularity
known as 1.-The boy orator of Kalihi,"
yesterday offered to resign his position
as messenger and janftor in the Score
tary's Office if the sacrifice was essen
tial to the policy of economy, only beg
ging that he might receive fair no.
tice if he had to go. as he depended
for bread and butter for his wife :lnd
himself on the Office. Secretary Akin |
son, in a kindly reply to Kelekolio's let |
ter, assured him that his services We're |
and his office a '.neces- |
sary expense" under the Organic Act. |
w. S. Fleming has returned from
Wailuku, where he represented the At |
torney Generals department at the Sec /
ind Circuit Court term. Several crimi- |
nal cases had to go over to next term
Sc, - Tr,7 oil,
that jurors once called on special |
venires and excused could not again be |
called during the term. There are $50
Jurors on the Second Circuits jury list
or the year and the entire number had
been summoned on the first panel and
special venires, which, according to the
courts ruling, exhausted the list for
service at this term.
The D. p. Echo, edited and issued in
manuscript by Jean Sabate, has again
appeared, with the date April 1. 1t
contains a long leader. with subdivi-
lions, on Reforming Prisoners" an
,ther editorial being on 1.-The Grand
Jury which the writer condemns.
Oahu Prison Sketches In the LIBRA
" poem; "Only a Convict and q
OF of more or less humorous para
,raphs make UP the rest of the four
,age paper. The peumanship is ex-
remedy neat, denoting an amount of
,ains to which the average man would
,refer doing time in the quarries.
A meeting of the Republican Club
# the Bird precinct of the Fourth Dis
rict, Pauoa valley, nominated r.. n.
Boyd, Geo. Kluegel, F. H. Foster and
\. Nicholas as delegates to the APP
,roaching convention. 1t also passed
esolutions approving of Governor Car
er's action in calling the Legislature,
lso recommending that laborers en-
'loyed by the day or week on Govern
nent work be PAID in cash instead OF
egistered warrants The Governor.
When waited on, informed the bearers
f the resolution that no class favors
ould be granted in paying for public
ervices.