The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-01
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Register Today.

Inc Ddnu VIII play this afternoon at
the baseball games.
Judge Matthewman of the Third Judi
cial Circuit is in town.
Edward L. Miller is not the Edward
Miller who is now being sued for di-
vorce.
The Republicans held a meeting last
night at MoiIiili, large number of
people being present.
Tomorrow's will be the last Sunday
band concert until the end of the bands
vacation on October 81.
The regular meeting of the Repub-
lican Central Committee will be held
tonight at headquarters.
Rolls were opened in the ninth pre-
cinct of the Fourth District last night
and seyenty-six names were signed,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Horswill of Pc
peekeo Mill. Hawaii, gave delightful
dance at Pepeekeo hall last Friday
evening.
The case of Joe Muniz, charged with
assault and battery on Motorman Nc
Bride. was nolle pressed in Police Court
yesterday.
A special meeting of Pacific Lodge
No. S22. f. & A NJ, will be held this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Work in the
third degree.
The family OF the late Mrs Owen j.
Holt desire to thank all their friends
who have been so kind to them during
their bereavement.
= The road builders are working on the
upper branch of the new $4,000 Palolo
road. They are now visible from the
IWaialae road, working out that way.
A Hawaiian woman named Lepeka
was found guilty in the Police Court
yesterday of selling liquor without d
license. Sentence will be pronounced
this morning.
Secretary George T. Davies announces
that A. w. T. Bottomley has been ap-
pointed treasurer of the Honolulu Home
for Incurables. to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of S. z. Damon.
TIL Daughters of the American Revo-
luton viii meet Monday afternoon, Oct
Bird, at 3 O'clock, with Mrs. j. w. Cir
vim, 1925 Kinau street. All members
and those interested are invited.
Peter Kaluna, alleged to have been
one of the incendiaries who fired the
Naalehu Mill, Kau, some IT, le ago. was
brought to Honolulu yesterday on the
Mauna Loa. He has been committed
to the Circuit Court for trial.
Mrs. Everett, wife of Capt. Everett |
commanding the United States ship |
Buffalo, which arrived yesterday morn |
ing from an Alaskan cruise, is staying |
at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, where |
she was met by Captain Everett yes
terday morning.
Judge Lindsay yesterday fined James |
Spencer $50 for larceny. Spencer plead |
ed guilty to the charge of victimizing |
members of the Harrison Mutual Blu |
rial Association by collecting money |
from them, although he was discharg
ed as collector by Manager Townsend |
about five months ago.
The famous Italian band of the u. S. |
S. Buffalo, which made such a very
favorite impression when here with the |
fleet, will be heard again. It was def
nitely stated last night that Capt.
Everett had arranged to tender the
band to the Royal Hawaiian Hotel for
q concert on Monday night.
The Salvation Army are moving back
to their old hall, corner King and Nuu-
anu streets, and will hold the opening
meeting this evening at 8 o'clock.
Major Nilsaps will have charge of the
services. The hall has been thoroughly
renovated and presents an attractive
appearance. A very cordial invitation
s extended to all to attend.
A number of Porto Ricans, rounded
up by the police on Thursday night for
vagrancy, were tried in Police Court
yesterday. Three men We're sentenced
% imprisonment for year; another t.
months Imprisonment; one had his
,ase continued until today and four
we're reprimanded and discharged.
Three Porto Rican women received SEN
ences of one month each in JAIL
Mr.. and Mrs Norman de R. White
house. wealthy New Workers and pro-
ninent in the exclusive society circles
If New York, We're passengers on the
asst Korea, and are quartered at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel, where they will
'emain until next Tuesday, then taking
passage to San Francisco by the steam
n Ventura. Mrs. Whitehouse is not
I'd beauty from one of the Southern
states, and very young.