The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-11
LOCAL BREvITlEs.
New Years ADVERTISER ready for MAY
Ing at Sc each to be had at the offics.

The Supervisors will meet again this
| morning at ten O'Clock.
There will be Carmen rehearsal this
| evening at the Opera House.
The Sunday concert OF the govern
nent band was given in the Capitol
| grounds yesterday.
| The old sheds on the Inter-Island
wharves at the foot Of Fort street
have been demolished.
| The convocation of the Episcopal
church of Hawaii will begin Jan. II at
| ST. Andrews Cathedral.
A two-story dwelling on South street,
! owned by John Sousa, was badly dam
aged by fire on Saturday morning.
| The Elks are to have a meeting to-
| day to consider the election of cap
tain and manager for the baseball
team. :
Adjutant and Mrs. s. Allison Coe ex-
pect to leave for Southern California
on the 26th of the month. A farewell
meeting will be held January oath.
The annual meeting of the German
Lutheran Church Society was held
showed the church to be in a good
condition.
The annual meeting Of the congrega-
ton of the Central Union church win
be held Wednesday evening. Reports
from officers of the various church So
cieties will be presented at this time.
Curtis Iaukea will probably present
his bond to the supervisors some time
this week. He is reported to have Sc
cured as sureties, August Dreier, Mrs.
Parker, Mrs. D. Kawananakoa, Cecil
Brown md others.
Joe Kanaha, a Hawaiian, was ar
rested yesterday morning by mounted
officer Copeland for fiourishing re-
volver. Kanaha claimed that several
persons wanted ito do him up" and
he had obtained the revolver to de-
fend himself.
While the Kahuiui Railroad Com
pany is not posing as a philanthropic
institution, yet the action of Supt.
Filler in reducing freight rates on
small packages from Honolulu so ma
terially is deserving of the highest
commendation.--Maui News.
United States Marshal Hendry ar
rested Tereyafna, father of the Japa-
nese boy, Chinochi Tereyama, on Sat
urday, on a charge of perjury in con-
nection with a japanese adultery case.
The matter will come up before U. S.
Commissioner Judd this morning at 9.
Lieut.-Col A D. Debovsky, a Rus
sian army officer who passed through
on the America Maru, refused to talk
yesterday to an Advertiser reporter
regarding the probabilities of war with
Japan. He has been in the consular
service in Japan and now goes to Paris
to take a place in the diplomatic
corps.
There is no truth in the ruTilor that
the Kahului Railroad Co. is discharging
native Hawaiians to put on Japs and
Chinese. The trouble is that the ma
tives have recently been hanging round
studying politics instead of
going to work at KahuIui which COM
PEELED the company to send to Honolulu
for stevedores.-Maui News.
County Attorney Rawlins will APP
point no deputy to assist him until he |
has learned just how much work his |
department will have to do. Mr.. Raw |
Fms has been appearing before the |
grand jury for the past week. when |
mis- time was not taken up at the meet |
ing of the Supervisors. The legislative |
will probably not be |
started until after the Supervisors adj |
journ for the month.
NJ. G.. Silva, proprietor of saloon |
on Aa!a lane, was arrested yesterday |
morning by Deputy Sheriff Chilling |
worth on charge of selling liquor in |
his establishment, inkviolation of the |
Sabbath ordinance. The saloon is a |
beer dispensing resort, but the propri- |
etor was yesterday said to be dis |
pensing okolehao ard other spiritu- |
ous liquors. Bill Joseph, c. w. Carl |
son, A Erickson, Shimoda and Maka- |
mura, who were in the place, We're al |
SO placed under arrest.
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