The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-15
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

''Frivolity" Freear is now performing
| in Yokohama.
Powhatan Tribe. I. o. r. NJ, meets
! tonight. Tribal business.
Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle win not
meet her classes until further notice.
The Rapid Transit will transfer at
I McCully and King for Waialae as well
as at Alexander and King.
The regular monthly meeting of the
W. c. T. L. will be held at 2:3O p. m
today in Central Union church parlors.
A. D. Wishard, a teacher in Hawaiian
public schools for many years past,
went to Manila in the transport Sher-
man.
On Friday night the electric cars will
run to the Honolulu Iron Works, Ka-
kaako, while the Myrtle Boat Club
smoker is on.
Honolulu Branch of the Theosophical
Society meets every Tuesday and
Thursday night at 1880. Room 10, zee
Hop building.
Sol N. Sheridan, who was connected
with the Advertiser year ago. is now
on the editorial staff of the Chicago
Record-HeraId.
A Torrens title is to be obtained for
the town site of Wahiawa, after which
individual owners will receive deeds
from the trustees.
The proposition of the Builders and
Traders Exchange to take up quarters
in the Young Block is now before.
Alexander Young.
The monthly meeting of the WoTnan's
Christian Temperance Union will be
aA1I
2:30 this afternoon.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
Emil c. Peters, Deputy Attorney Gen
eral, and Miss Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Smith.
Judge Gear confirmed the administra- |
tors sale of the late District Attorney
Baird's law library and roll top desk |
to District Attorney Breckons for 5000. |
Judge Dole stated in the Federal |
Court yesterday that he would endeavor1
to have his decision in the Geo. A. Da-
Wis disbarment case ready to deliver
tomorrow.
Japanese quarrynen have broken up
roadside. which had always been an
object of public curiosity for its sono-
rous quality.
OuOSe OOIe cOuQeIUIled LOT safe Two
cases of merchandise, consigned to j.
lector Stackable on the ground of
fraudulent entry.
Miss Genevieve Dowsett has libeled
Steamship Company for SAP
damages on account of baggage lost
while libellant was taking passage from
Maui in the steamer Kinau.
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feited Sc bail each in Police Court yes
terday. Two Japanese gamblers for
feited so bail each. Three more re-
eeived sentences of two days imprison-
ment.
High Sheriff Brown has declared his
purpose to suppress all kinds of gam
bling. The police will pay special at
.ention to dice throwing. Friendly
shaking for meals, cigars and drinks
will make the shakers liable to an audi
,nce with the district magistrate.
Governor Carter is reported to have
informed some of the politicians and
)ffice-seekers yesterday that there
would be no appointment to the vacan-
" left by Andrew Browns resignation (
Is Superintendent of Water Works.
The Office will be left vacant as a meas
Ire of economy.
Curtis P. Iaukea was deposed from (
he craftsmanship of the Home Rule .
executive by vote of thirteen to three.
There were sixteen members present
,ut of sixty-five forming the committee.
rhe offending of the victim consisted
n his alleged advocacy of fusion with
he Democratic party.
Judge Robinson will give a decision
his morning on the pleas in abatement
o the indictments against Solomon Me-
eula, Enoch Johnson and Jonah Ku
nalae, argument having been heard Z
morning. The court ruled {
ut evidence offered to discredit the =
agaIity of the grand jury panel.
Among the names of callers on Gov
rnor Carter yesterday were the fol-
owing, those grouped in pairs having G
udience together: Col. J. w. Jones :
nd Col. J. H. Soper, Mrs. Annis Mon
lgue Turner, Senator c. L. Crabbe
nd W. H. Hoogs, George Markham and
saac Cockett, Captain Berger, Treas
rer Kepoikai, DIR. Cooper. Commits
oner Pratt, superintendent Holloway.
representative Kelifnoi, John Ellis and