The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Governor Carriers proclama ton of
Thanksgiving Day will be published Of
ficially in the Sunday Advertiser.
Manager Kruse of Pioneer Mill Co
had the Lahaina store closed and
draped in mourning on hearing of Mr..
Isenberg's death
Chester A Doyle OF the Attorney
Generals department returned yester-
day from Maui, where he had been en-
gagged on the Douse cases
Miss Mabel McComber, a graduate
of Waldeck hospital, San Francisco,
has arrived here to take position as
nurse in the Queens hospital.
There is said to be a difference of
100000 in figures between the claim
ants for salvage and the representa-
tives of the French bark Ernest Reyer.
H Hackfeld & Co, Ltd, closed their
establishment yesterday on account of
the funeral services of their late vice
president, H. A. Lsenberg, in New York
City.
Governor Carter called on the Brit
ish CONSUL r. de 3. I4ayard, yesterday
out of respect to King Edwards birth
day. The Governor was accompanied
by Mr.. Ballou.
The biggest and brightest Stars and
Stripes was taken out of the Capitol
flag locker yesterday to fly from the
main flagstaff in honor of King Ed
wards birthday.
A Japanese jumped off the Pearl
City Peninsula dummy when it was go
ing on Tuesday and broke a leg. He
was sent to town and placed in the
japanese hospital.
The election contest of Abraham Fer
nandez VS. E. r. Adams. for the seat
of county supervisor at large was con-
tinued in the Supreme Court yester-
day until Wednesday.
A Douse under Indictment of man
slaughter for causing the death by
burning with gasoline of a Japanese at
Puunene mill, arrived here yesterday
in the steamer Claudine to await trial
in Honolulu under change of venue
He is at large under bail.
Governor Carter yesterday declined
to discuss a statement in an evening
paper that he was said to have ex-
Dressed himself emphatically as OBJ
jecting to Robinson remaining on the
bench" The Governor said he paid
no attention whatever to rumors.
with 10000 tons of sugar on October 80
and the ship Arthur Sewall with $500
tons on November 4, both at Delaware
Breakwater from Hawaii, We're in time
to catch the price of so a ton, before
Wednesdays drop of s1.25 a ton to
$6S.75
The Joint committee of the Chamber
of Commerce and the Merchants AS
sociation, to prepare memorial resolu-
tons on the death of H. A. Dsenberg
will report before a combined meeting
of both organizations, at the Chamber
of Commerce rooms, StangenWald
building, at D. m. today
Mrs. D. B. Haumea, aged 80 years
was found dead in bed after midnight
yesterday morning by her husband,
policeman. when he returned nome
from duty She had been i'll short
time. An autopsy by the Board OF
Health physician showed that the
woman died of natural causes, hence
no INQUEST was held.
There was a large number of callers
on British Consul Bayard yesterday,
when he held a reception in honor OF
King Edward WIS birthday, lnclud-
ing Federal and Territorial officials. L.
s. Army and Navy officers, members
of the consular corps and private citl-
zens The Hawaiian band was in at
tendance and Consul Layard entertain
ed his guests royalty.