The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-10
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

The Federal court term will open to-
morrow.
R. w. Single has returned from
Hawaii
Judge KaIua has declared himself as
a candidate for delegate to Chicago
Judge De Bolt sentenced sakai, con-
victed of gross cheat. to pay fine of
500.
Having 900 tons of cargo to discharge
here, the Gaelic will be about 10 hours
in port.
Mr.. Kepoikaf will perform the duties
of Treasurer until his successor is Ap-
Ipdinted.
II 81. F. Alfonso, deputy assessor of the
Island of Hawaii, is in town as med
llbeF of the Federal grand jury.
Governor Carter will send all in
tefim appointments, with possibly some
new ones, to the Senate tomorrow.
Narsizo Joao de Gamma, the latest
mysterious disappearance, has returned
to the bosom of his family at Marques
vile.
A concert and dance will be given at
Progress Hall on Saturday evening,
April Is for the benefit of the Woman's
pill church.
Members of the Senate were enter
tanned at luncheon by Governor Carter
at the Alexander Young Hotel yester-
day afternoon. 1t was the occasion
for discussion of appointments to be
made by the Governor with the ap-
prevail of the Senate.
Attorney F. NJ Brooks left for shang-
hal in the steamer Coptic yesterday He
goes to enter the practice of law in
that cosmopolitan city of the Empire,
incidentally studying the Chinese lam
guage. Mr.. Brooks announced his in
tention of returning to Honolulu.
Bishop Restarick has received a costly
and elegant stole from some relatives
of the late Bishop Staley as a gift to
the Cathedral. The vestment commit
tee of the Womap's Guild voted the
donors hearty thanks at their last
meeting.-Anglican Church Chronicle.
Archdeacon Weber win preach at st.
Andrews cathedral at II a M. 3 p. m.
and 7:30 p. m. He will also speak at
st. Peters Chinese church at $50 p. m.
These will be the last opportunities to
hear Archdeacon Weber in Honolulu, |
as he will sail on Wednesday by the |
Alameda.
Next Friday evening the local lodge |
Of Elks will give a smoker in honor of |
Mr.. Nawn and the original Pete |
Baker, now playing at the Orpheum. |
The entertainment will be given imne- |
diately after the performance The |
smoker viii be confined largely to lodge /
members.
We hear with great pleasure, in which |
the many island friends of Mr.. Arm
strong Smith will unite, that Mr. Smith
has creditably passed a most crucial
examination in his medical course at
the Middlesex Hospital, London. Mr..
Smith is now we'll on his way TO quail
fcation as INSTRUMENTATION
Church Chronicle.
Chang Kim On was yesterday adjudi-
Gated a bankrupt by Judge Dole His
debts are about $4,000 and assets consist
of the contents of a store. Judge Dole
also heard the bankruptcy case of
sIirose Shoten,' the petitioners being
r.. Hackfeld & Co, Hoffschlaeger Co.
and Seattle Brewing Co. and the re-
spondent Y Y Hirose. Thayer &
Hemenway appeared for petitioners and
E. A. Douthitt for respondent.
A small stable on the premises of
Chief Justice Walter F. Frear. Puma
hou, was destroyed by fire last night
about o'clock, and the contents, COM
prising two carriages Were lost. No
horses were in the structure at the
time. The servants quarters form
portion of the stable. and the fire is
to have started from this
section. The loss viii amount to about
$500, partially covered by insurance.
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