The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Remember the orphans in Kona be-
fore the steamer goes.
Sheriff Coney and wife arrived in the
w. G.. Hail from Kauai
Manager Gartley of the Hawaiian
Electric CO. returned from Kauai yes
terday morning.
r. c. A Peterson, the broker, viii
leave on Tuesdays steamer for the
mainland on business trip.
A dog fight at the corner of King
street and Kamehameha ". road yes
terday morning drew a big crowd and
much blood.
A Chinaman was accidentally shot IN
the leg at Hauula on Thursday and
| brought by stage to the queen HOS
pital for treatment.
| A special meeting of the German
Benevolent Society will be held at 2
p. m. Wednesday next, to consider the
sale of real estate owned by the So
ciety.
AS there is to be election of officers
of Leahi Chapter No. 2, Order Eastern
Star, this evening. all members are
requested to attend. Meeting is at 1850
| o'clock.
! Julia Dean has signed a contract with
Maurice Campbell to play the name
role of The Little Grey Lady" which
/ Annie Russell was considering before
i she arranged to appear as Maj. Bar
bara.
The Board of Supervisors of the
County of Hawaii voted to pay the
| two sets of policemen for the four
months when the appointing power
| was in dispute between the Board and
| the Sheriff.
Brigadier General William H. Car
ter, who has been on duty at Iloilo, P.
L, is expected to pass through Homo
lulu on the next transport from Ma
Mia A troopship was to leave Manila
on December 10 and the general viii
be a passenger on that vessel.
Officers of the Hilo Burns Club for
the ensuing year are as follows: Presi-
dent, Mr.. Jas. Henderson. Wainaku;
vice president, Mr.. A. Fraser, Amau-
ulu; treasurer, Mr.. r. Forbes, Hilo;
secretary, W. Chalmers. Waiakea;
master at arms, Mr.. Jas. McNicoll
Hilo.
J. J. Williams photographed the H1gl
School basketball team and footpai
team and the Diamond Head track ant
indoor baseball teams yesterday. Th'
day was an extraordinarily busy on
with him and before four o'clock n
had photographed 1873 people. This is
record which Williams 50 years of eS
perience can't beat.
AT the beginning of the new year tht
Sunday school of the Christian cnurcf
will abandon the use of the Interna
, tional lessons adopting instead
course in Hebrew history which the
pastor. Mr.. Edwards, studied unde'
DR.. J. H. Thayer in Harvard universe
ty The course will be adapted to tn
needs of this community.
J. The musical portion of the service
in St. Andrews Cathedral yesterda,
morning We're given additional attrac
tAn bv the presence of the member
Of the Westminster Glee Singers :.
the choir There We're thirteen. The
sang the responses and the anthem
bethlehem" 1t is needless to sa
that the music was the finest eve
heard in the Cathedral.
Carl S. Smith of Hilo has written
brief for the Supreme Court upon tn
I naturalization question. As attorne
for Morita Kaizo, an indicted person
e he contends that eight of the sixtee
$ grand jurors finding the ind1ctme1
were aliens because naturalized by
- territorial circuit court. He maintain
, that the circuit courts of the Territor
have no jurisdiction of naturahzatiol
any more than of bankruptcy.