The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-20
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

Board of Health of all rats found dead
from unknoz0n causes.
Militant street extension is being
macadamized.
The band viii play at the ball games
this afternoon.
There win be meeting of the Board
of Education this morning.
George Martin, the tailor, intends 10
remove his establishment to Seattle.
Marshal Hendry and Internal Rev
enue Collector Chamberlain are on
Maui, supposedly after moonshiners.
Ivory nuts OF which the seeds We're
brought here from the Caroline Islands
by Captain RosehiIl inl1S96 are said to
be fourishing.
Laura E. Warren is suing Henry r.
| Warren for divorce, on the ground of
| desertion for nearly three years. The
| couple have a daughter six years old.
/ Fujnnoto was arrested early yester-
day morning by Detective McDuffie,
after he had entered store on River
street and stolen a quantity of silk
goods.
/ Chief Justice and Mrs Frear are on
/ TantaIus for some time Mrs Freaa9
/ viii receive after neT return 10 IONH OLd
the first and third Mondays, beginning
in October.
E. S. Boyd. the former Land Com
missioner, was found guilty in Judge
Lindsay's court yesterday of assault
and battery Oh his wife. Sentence was
suspended for six months.
| Governor Carter. superintendent of
Public Works Holloway and Road SUI
pervisor Johnson were out nearly all of
yesterday inspecting the condition of
roads in and about Honolulu.
Carlo Juan. the Porto Rican who was
caught a couple of weeks ago near Eva
where he had stolen quantity of cloth
| ing, was found guilty in Police Court
| yesterday and sent to the reef for
month.
Mr.. j. E. Ward and family take this
means of returning their heartfelt
| thanks to their many friends who
proffered sympathy and contributed
| flowers on the occasion of their recent
| bereavement of wife and mother.
Prof Barton will deliver a stereopti-.
con lecture on "A Summer Trip To
Greenland at Bishop Hall, Punahou.
on Monday evening, August 22nd, at s
o'clock, under the auspices of the Young
Mems Research Club. Tickets are 70
cents.
Governor Carter yesterday appointed
/ George Weight as a member of the
board of registration for Maui, in place
of Ben. Lyons. resigned. On account
of the time already lost. the appoint
ment was communicated to Wailuku by
wireless telegraph.
News by the steamer Mauna Loa
| ~, Ia d.
vertiser last Sunday that the summit
! crater of Mauna Loa was smoking.
Natives who were building a fence fif-
teen miles above Waiohinu saw great
! volumes of smoke rising from Moku-
/ aweoweo
/ At Central Union church, at II a. m.
/ tomorrow, Rev. Doremus Sscudder,
ID. D.. will preach on THE Paradox of
! Jesus" At the 7:30 p. m. service Con
victfons'' will be DIR. Scudder's subject.
The Christian Endeayor Society's topic
at $50 D. m. will be "Obeying When
Obedience is Hard.
/ Secretary Atkinson disputes the word
from Hilo that citizen labor cannot be
had in sufficient supply to complete
warehouses; contract for building the
/ Kukaiau-O okala road. The latest re-
port has it that the Young Mems Re-
/ publican Club of Hilo, which started
the row, now comedies that citizen la
! Dor is lacking.
| Under DEGREES by Judge Dole, Deputy
Clerk Hatch has paid out an aggregate
| of s35 321. rs, less costs of litigation, of
the fire claims money deposited in the
Federal court pending adjudication as
| to the rightful benefciaries. About
$4,000 of the deposit remains to be dis
/ bursed. Thus far DEGREES have been
| issued in twenty-three cases.
Last Saturday night the sugar mill
at Hutchinson plantation at Naalehu'
Kau, Hawaii, had narrow escape from
burning. Flames We're discovered in
the trash house none too soon for Man
ager VOTERS and men to prevent the
fire from spreading. A Portuguese half
white was arrested on suspicion OF
starting the fire and is being held for
grand jury investigation
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