The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

7 Three Musketeers at the orpheum to-
night.
Otto Bierbach is quite sick with fever
at his home in Pawaa.
| Inc Takada murder trial is still on
IN Judge Lindsays court
Last day to pay taxes. The office
VIII be open today from s a. m. to 9
p. m.
I Owing to illness Mrs. Gums dancing
classes will be postponed until further
notice
! Don't forget that Friday evening is
the date set for the true story of the
wreck of the Coringa on the Malay
f. Peninsula.
! D. L. Van Dine of the U. S. Expert
ment Station returned from the Coast
on the transport. His family are in
| New York State.
The quarterly meeting of the Cham
| Der of Commerce will be held this aft
/ ernoon at o'clock. A full attendance
| OF members is requested.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. l. L.
). W. V, will hold their regular meet
ing this evening, in Waverly hall
A14A4A foNN4etI dAtcI IIie iIIecllIS.
The annual meeting of the sharehold-
| ers of the Onomea Sugar Co will be
| held at the office of c. Brewer & Co,
Ltd, on Thursday, the 23rd, at 10
o'clock.
Mrs. Richards, the president of the
| Ladies Musical Club. desires to have
the announcement made that the meet
ing which was arranged for today is
postponed
| The half-hour meetings at the Y. NJ.
c. A. at o'clock are attracting many
men during the week of prayer for
young men. The remaining meetings
are to be led by Messrs. Rath, Turner
and Tosh.
The Tnter-Island S. N Co. had a
small fire in their ship chandIery on
the mauka side of Queen street yester-
day morning. Damage was about four
hundred dollars. Spontaneous combus-
ton was supposedly the cause
Shung, a Chinese cook, living in Aala
lane, tried to commit suicide Monday
night by sticking penknife into his
throat. Upon being found yesterday
morning, he was removed to the Japa-
nese hospital and is expected to re-
cover.
DR.. Cofer is not favorable to the idea
of bringing the mails ashore from yes
sells coming from the Coast before the
health officials have concluded their
inspections aboard. He calls attention
to the number of contagious cases
which have been brought to light on
vessels inbound from Coast ports.
Many companies of the 18th Infantry
We're taken ashore yesterday by their
officers and given marching exercise.
Palace square and the Capitol grounds
We're favorite places. Some companies
had official photographers along to take
their pictures before the Capitol build
ing and the Kamehameha statue.
Kahula Kuahine who was killed by
accident at the Iron Foundry yester-
day, was a member of the Harrison
Mutual Burial Associa ton, holding GER
tif1cate No. 91S, having Joined August
l. 1903 The funeral will be at p. M,
from his late residence. Burial at Ma
noa cemetery.
Marshal Hendry and Z. S. Commits
sioner Mailing went to Maui yesterday,
the former taking a sailor who had de-
serted from the ship Weatherfield. Ow-
ing to the expense of bringing two
other deserters here, it was decided by
the officials to go to Maui and hold a
Commissioners court The three de-
Serters viii be placed aboard the ship.
Senator Dickey is sure to interest the
young men in the subject of Law
making tomorrow, speaking at $40 to
all men who can be at the hall at that
time, and answering questions until
7:30. Now is the time to telephone
Secretary Brown to set a place for you
at the table for the o'clock dinner of
the Thursday Club in the Y. NJ c. A.
building.
The Insurance Commissioner will to-
day resume the hearing against the
New York Life Insurance Company.
The investigation is due to the reported
destruction of the policy Of John Ena.
Ena at one time wanted to raise money
on his policy. He was given a new
policy with greater loan value than
his old one, which according to state
rnents made was destroyed by the New
York Life officials. The Hawaiian
Trust Company which handles Mr..
Ena's affairs, took the matter up, and
it was brought before the Insurance
Commissioner. The investigation will
commence at p. m.