The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-03
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Mail for you this morning.

The Coptic leaves at p. m.
The St. Clements fair takes plac
this afternoon.
The Honolulu Symphony Club had
rehearsal last night.
Judge Dickey and Mr.. Robert An
drews visited the Royal School yester
day.
o1aa stock advanced dollar to IS
share, on a 2oO-share block sold yes
terday.
NJ. L. Gordon, a business man o
| Kainaliu. Kona, died on Saturday last
He came to Hawaii some years ago TO
his health.
B. Griggs Holt, who is with r. w
to have been lost two days in th'
mountains.
There were carried on U. s. Army
transports from San Francisco to Ho-
nolula during the past fiscal year, 25t
passengers.
The police raided couple of Chimes,
gambling games yesterday afternoon
getting Is prisoners at one joint and
six at another.
Capt Innlan Sealby, formerly COM
mander of the Coptic, is now command
er of the new White Star liner Cedric
of 1858 tons register.
Haleiwa hotel will remain open. not
withstanding the loss of its manager.
A successor to Mr.. Church will prob
ably soon be selected.
Only some of the cottages connected
with the Waikiki Inn have been aban-
doned and the bathing resort proper
continues to receive patronage
The regular monthly meeting of the
Republican Territorial Central Com
mittee will be held this evening at Re
publican headquarters at 7:30 o'clock.
A young Portuguese at Makiki fell
from d windmill twenty-five feet and
was seriously injured, but at latest ac-
counts he had taken turn for recov-
cry.
tive, exhibits an honorable discharge
given to him at Corregidor Island in
1899.
Chas. r. auckland, who has been act
ing chief clerk in the office of the<Sec-
rotary of Hawaii, has been permanent
~ installed in the position by Governor
Carter.
Mrs. Q. H. Berrey viii return to Ho-
nolulu on the Siberia on December "a.
Owing TO illness after reaching the
coast, Mrs. Berrey did not go East from
there.
Yamasaki is under arrest in Hilo for
the murder of a fellow-countryman of
Japan named Yoshihachi. The victim
was shot in the back. Jealousy about
woman is given as the motive of the
deed.
tional Guard of Hawaii, held in the
drill shed last night, Harry Klemme was
chosen first lieutenant of the company,
and George Smthies second lieutenant.
The motion to elect both men was
made by Bernard Kelekolio.
There has been a great demand for
copies of the Pacific Commercial Adj
yertiser containing Mr.. Blackman's arr
icle on sisal. This number is out of
,rint and has been republished in the
Hawaiian Forester and Agriculturist
or September, copies of which are on
ale at this Office at 10c. a copy.
The well-known American ship w. F. |
3abcock has put into Bermuda in dis
.ress, with cargo shifted and rudder |
broken. She is bound from Port |
3lakeiy for Boston with lumber.-Call. |
Miss Lansdale of Baltimore, sister of |
Philip Lansdale, formerly of Honolulu. |
S engaged to Edward Howard of San
Aateo.
While William Weeks, son of Henry |
Weeks of Kainaliu, Kona, was confin- |
d to his home from being kicked in |
he abdomen by horse he met with |
mother accident. A companion visit |
ng him carelessly handled a revolver
he two boys were inspecting, causing |
he discharge of a bullet into the leg of
Weeks
A fatal duel, arising out of drink
ng quarrel, was fought between two
apanese named Arioka and Yoshima
t Naalehu. Kau, recently. The antag-
nists met with seconds at an agreed
lace and Arioka killed Yoshima. Ari-
ka was arrested but the accessories
0 the duel were only called as wit
esses at the coroner's Inquest.