The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-24

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The Korea will sail for San Fran
cisco at five o'clock this afternoon.
Republican precinct clubs meet this
evening to elect officers for two years.
There will be refreshments in the
evening at the Maternity Home luau.
Mrs. Holloway has charge.
Pioneer Mill Co.'S output Of sugar is
stated to be 1900 tons, which is some
what in excess of last years crop.
H. Hackfeld & Co, Ltd, and three
California firms have filed a petition
in bankruptcy against Wing Wo Lung
Co.
Mr.. Alfred n. Hayselden of Lahaina,
who came to town last week to be in
itiated into the Elks, returned on Tues
days steamer.
Former Justice A. Perry was yester-
day entered as counsel in Supreme
Court case wherein the Catholic Mis-
sion is interested.
U. S. Marshal E. r. Hendry went to
Kauai last night, it is supposed 20 ar
rest Postmaster Kuhoe at Kappa for
an alleged shortage in his accounts.
Acting Governor Atkinson yesterday
approved the renewal of a dealers
liquor license 10 Thomas F. McTighe,
and of retail license to f. NJ. Kiley
for the Favorite saloon.
The Eighth Precinct, Fourth District,
Republican Club will meet at 1880 to-
night, Friday, June oath, at the band
stand at Thomas Square to elect Off
GERS for the ensuing term.
Mrs. Nawahi wishes to express her
sincere thanks to the kind friends and
neighbors for their kindness and SYM
pathy in the late bereavement of her
son, Albert K. Nawahi.
Jonah KumaIae and Enoch Johnson
appear before Judge De Bolt for sem
tence on conviction of conspiracy this
morning, when a motion in arrest Of
judgment is also to be presented.
Mrs. Sinette McGrew, widow of the
late DR.. Henri McGrew, and her young
fson, arrived on the Korea last evening
from Yokohama, and registered at the
Hawaiian Hotel. Mrs. McGrew's ar
rival was quite unexpected.
Col. Thomas Fitch has opened an Of
flee in the Campbell block for the prac-
tice of law. Colonel Fitch has had some
large cases here and may naturally ex-
pect, with his wide reputation at the
bar, to build up a substantial prac-
tice.
Third Engineer Kerr of the transport
Logan is resisting the proceedings to
have him sent from San Francisco to
Honolulu for trial on the charge of as
sau1t upon the high seas. Evidence
now on the way hence may decide the
question.
Mrs. L. T. Chin, on behalf of herself
and family, desires to thank the many
friends who manifested sympathy with
them in their recent sudden bereave-
ment and contributed flowers, besides
otherwise assisting, at the funeral of
her late husband.
The general committee on the Fourth
of July meets at the Capitol at IL a.
m. today, when the reports of sub-com-
mittees will enable the days program
to be formulated. 1t is likely the ball
will be dropped, owing to considerable
popular opposition.
It is reported that Captain u. S. G.
White, who was civil engineer attach
ed to the Honolulu naval station for
some years, will be ordered to join the
engineering staff of the Bureau of
Yards and Docks, Washington. Capt.
White drew plans and specifications for
the Pearl Harbor naval station.