The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Capt. Lyman OF the transport Thorn
/ as is to be married at San Francisco.
NJ. F. Prosser is assisting Deputy
| Attorney General Peters in prosecuting
| the Jones murder case.
Regular business meeting Of Court
Canoes. Order of Foresters, viii be
held this evening in San Antonio hall
A washout between Kahuku and
! Waimea delayed yesterday morning
| inward train an hour and twenty-five
minutes.
Manila's postmaster was a passen-
ger on the transport Thomas yesterday
He is en- route to the mainland on a
vacation.
Honolulu Branch of the Theosophical
Society meets every Tuesday and
Thursday night at 7:30. Room 19, zee
Hop building.
Mr.. Freeman, who is a member of
the party aboard Mr.. Sinclair's yacht
Lurline, is the champion tennis player
of the Pacific Coast.
The Hawaiian woman's Club will
meet this Afternoon at $3.50 at Kaiulani
Home. All visiting club women are
cordially invited to attend. Members
bring sewing.
Several Honolulu attorneys will leave
for Wailuku today to attend the See
ond Circuit Court term. w. T. Raw
erals department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Meyers eight
year-old son died yesterday afternoon
at Husted's building. Beretania street.
from whence the funeral will take
place at D. m. today
Judge Dole granted the request OF
George A. Davis to accept as part of
his defense the testimony given by w.
L. Stanley as to his character in the
Territorial Supreme Court.
The address of Theodore Richards
before the Ministerial Association yes
terday was on the subject of courts for
Juvenile offenders, some of which on
the the mainland he had investigated.
Attorney Carlos Long met George
town University classmate yesterday on
the transport Thomas in Second Lieu
tenant Danmiller. The officer is a
cousin of the late President Mckinley.
The Buckeye Club will hold their
annual meeting, also election of off,
GERS, this evening in the Alexander
Young Hotel at 1880 o'clock The club
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs F.
w. Smith.
Work has started on the construction
for deposit of the remains of eight rela-
tives of Queen Emma and of Premier
Wyllie. which have hitherto reposed in
the Mausoleum chapel.
Heinrich Laehwing. who was the old
z~( IL
high school in Bremen, Germany, died
at the Queens hospital of pneumonia
on Saturday. The burial took place
at Pearl City cemetery on Sunday, Pas
tor Felmy of the German Lutheran
church conducting services.
Fifteen Home Rulers from Maui,
headed by Thomas Clark, have come
to town to promote fusion with the
Democrats. Until their arrival they
were not aware that their fellow-parti-
sans of the capital had been stretching
Curtis P. Iaukea on the inquisitoriaI
rack for suspected coquetting with the
Democrats.
NJ. G.. Santos, editor of Setta, the
paper of Hilo, and A. G.
Silva and NJ. r. A. Vierra of Honolulu
were decorated with medals by Presi- |
dent J. NJ. Vivas of the Sociedade Lusi- |
tana Benificente de Hawaii on Sunday |
to reward them for each having re- |
,ruited fifteen new members of the So |
eiety in the past year
Judge Dickey sent to prison yester- |
day Carl Won Probst and Williams |
Eske. Each man received one months |
sentence. being convicted of gross |
cheat. The men had given orders for |
s25 to a Chinese merchant named Lee |
kee, for payment for articles purchas- |
ed. They represented they had ship
ped on the John Ena and the order
would be payable by Castle & Cooke
three days after their departure. The
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