The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-29
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

E. A. Douthitt has applied for admis-
sion to the Bar Association.
Judge Gear was detained at his home
yesterday with a bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs Ches. w Renear leave
for Maui in the Kinau today.
Dick Mossman and family have re-
moved to the Gedge cottage at Puma
AAou.
Sheriff John h Coney of Kauai called
Iz1 Governor Carter yesterday after
Isaac Simerson, son of the master of
the Mauna Loa, married Miss ID. Ma
mau in Honolulu last week.
Captain E. W. Parker, master Of
wiIders steamer Claudine, and Mrs.
d. T. Bailey were married at high noon
yesterday.
1t is rumored that the mission Of
Count Bonzi, Col. spalding's son-in-
law, to the mainland, is to buy string
of blooded horses.
Senator John D. Paris, accompanied
by his family, will come up to Honolulu
for the special session on the next trip
of the Mauna Loa.
Col. Mcclellan, U. S. A, leaves in the
companies at HiIo and wailuku. He
has inspected the Honolulu companies.
Fourteen Japanese army and navy
reserves will depart for Yokohama on
the Siberia A large delegation of
friends will be at the dock to shout
''banzais-"
c. B. Dyke has resigned as principal
of the Kamehameha School for Boys.
for
by Mr. U. Thompson. Mr.. Dyke expects
to leave for the coast tomorrow.
On the last outward trip of the
steamer Mauna Loa a band of about
half a dozen Spanish gypsies went from
Maui to Kona. They picked up brisk
business, at So a palm, in fortune tell
ing at Kailua.
{ Lieut. Slattery, lighthouse inspector,
made arrangements for temporary
liSr7Ets along the Kona coast, until per-
d Mrcnt lighthouses can be established,
upon the tour from which he returned
Saturday in the Kinau.
Miss Ernestine Coughran that was,
formerly a reporter of the Advertiser, |
lately wrote to a friend here inquiring |
about the prospects for a society week
ly in Honolulu il started by herself |
and husband. She was advised against |
the project.
The quarterly devotional meeting of |
the Woman's Guild of st. Clements
church will be held at the parish house
at 8 O'Clock. Business will be trans
acted first, and at o'clock services
will be conducted in the church by
Weber.
A. F. Judd, U. S. Commissioner, yes
terday examined and committed to the
Federal grand jury Muralkami and Ma
Ia, the Japanese couple alleged TO have |
been illegally married on Maui. The !
admitted her marriage in ia
pan to Matsumoto, the complaining
witness. District Magistrate Kahau-
clio of Wailuku testified that he mar
red the defendants before he was in
formed that the woman had another
A Japanese who acts as an attendant Il
1t a resort at Waikiki near Saratoga z
Road, was arrested last night while
Athe act ct selling liquor without a Is
sFase. special officer and another 8
NaH went into the resort and ordered s
three bottles of beer. Marked money,
to $50. was paid for the
beer which was served in glasses De- L
ective McDuffie suddenly appeared in t
ne room, showed his badge and ar
'ested the Jap. The latter paid no
Intention to McDufffe but insisted on
touring out the beer until everybody
vas served. Three dozen bottles of
'eer in barrel Were confscated as
videase.