The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-06
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Il the best tonic.
Senator L. L. McCandless will re-
turn in the Korea from the mainland
Captain A. P. NibIack, naval station
commandant, left for Hawaii yester-
spector.
Mr. William L Whitney will
lead the round-table study at the Y.
NJ. C. A. after the brief song service
at 4:3o Sunday. Supper follows at
$50 O'Clock.
Rev. w. D. Westervelt viii preach
in the Christian church tomorrow
Sunday at the regular forenoon ser
vice Subject-''Money and Friends
for Eternity
Luther D. Waiwaiole and Miss Re
becca L Chamberlain are to be mar
ried today at the home of the bride in
Manoa valley
J. y. Cobb Of the Fish Commission
arrived in the Alameda to make a fur
Their investigation of the commercial
fishes of Hawaiian waters.
Superintendent OF Public Works Hol-
Ioway has assured the Wailuku fire
company that hydrants and water
pipes will be furnished to that town as
soon as possible.
Yesterdays session of the grand jury
was devoted to investigating the burn
ing of Geo. H. Robertson's house, with
special reference to the water supply
for fire purposes at Punahou.
A basket of fine mandarin oranges
from three year old trees on Walter
Weedon's place show what can be done
here in horticulture The fruit is on
display in McInerny's window.
w. NJ. Campbell. the architect, re-
ceiyed word yesterday that his plans
for the geodetic and magnetic station
to be built at Waianae for the L. s
Government had been accepted.
Lizzie A. Kahinu was yesterday sent
to the Girls Reform School for seven
years on a charge of disobedience TO
her parents Lizzie had asked TO be
sent to the Reform School and was ac-
commodated.
John II. Wilson'S portable cane cut
ter. operated with compressed air.,
has been tried at EVA plantation with
results that seem to prove it will be
a great saver of labor. The inventor
has patented the machine
Mr.. James Berry Anderton, night
died last night at Mrs. Fosters place
on Nuuanu street. He died of chronic
Bright's disease but was only i'll a day.
President Roosevelt has appointed
I.orrin Andrews, Attorney General OF
Hawaii, as a Federal delegate 10 the
Universal Congress of Lawyers and
Jurists to be held next September IN
connection with the st. Louis EXPOSE
ton.
Hon W. N. Armstrong is enjoying
life at the Metropolitan Club, in Wash
ington. OF which he is member and
will not return to Hawaii until next
fall. His story of travel. Around the
World With a King" will be issued
soon.
Rice & Perkins fine photograph OF
the illumination of the Kentucky ana
wisconsin at a Honolulu dock, has a
page in Harper's Weekly. No credit
is given the photographers and the pic
ture is used to illustrate The Crisis IN
the Far East.
VIM. s. Fleming, Assistant Attorney
General, has rendered an opinion 10
Road Supervisor Sam. johnson. to the
effect that the Territorial law forblds
the employment on the roads OF any
but American ClLlZSLS VI IC@'SON-N
BILE for immediate naturalization
A sketch class open to all members
of the KiIohana Art League will be IN
augurated this evening at the League
rooms at 7:30. Much pleasure snd
profit are anticipated during the sea
son. throughout which it = proposed -
hold semi-monthly sessions. 1t IS hoped
that all members who expect TO partlel-
nate will show their interest in giving
the project a good start.
Test cases of the Hawaiian preprle-
tary sea fisheries category are set 1of
hearing in the United States Supreme
Court, Washington, next month Cn-
der the Organic Act, such f1sheries as
are proved to be of the nature OF vest
ed rights must be purchased through
condemnation proceedings by the Ter
ritory. For the first while here the
owners were having things their own
wav in court, but suddenly one day
point was raised which make vested
rights rather hard TO prove, at least
in some cases