The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

! The Eagles meet tonight in K. of /
Hall.
All Territorial offices will be close
Regatta Day.
An old friend wants to see Oliv
lHodson. Call at 444 Beretania.
4 After the opera Saturday night tax
Idinner at the Alexander Young cafe
Seventeen cases will be submitted t
the Supreme Court in the October term
| Purser Wilburton of the steame
Niihau reports frequent rains on Ka
uai
The Oahu County Board of Super
visors will meet next Monday at 7:3
p. m.
The Elleford company was, at las
accounts, playing to good business IL
Sacramento.
The cafe at the Alexander Young
Hotel will be open after the opera
Saturday night.
Mrs. Jewett, formerly resident OF
Honolulu, is a passenger aboard the
China, en- route to China.
County Attorney Douthitt and Coun-
ty Treasurer Trent are now discussing
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Schweitzer sail to-
day on the China for Japan, China and
the Philippines on pleasure tour.
Fannie McCandless Olsen was grant
ed decree of divorce yesterday by
Judge Robinson from Joseph Olsen for
desertion.
Secretary Atkinson went to Kauai
yesterday afternoon to look at some
of the Territorial lands He will re-
turn Friday.
Yesterday Secretary Jack" Atkin-
sons birthday was celebrated by his
friends and his desk made beautiful
with flowers.
At the meeting of the American
Board in San Francisco, P. c. Jones
will preside at the evening session on
September 81
There will be an after theater lunch
served on the roof garden, at the
Young Hotel, Thursday and
Saturday nights. g
John P Curtis. clerk at Kailua. Ha-
wall, for the Third Territorial Circuit
Court, sent his resignation in yesterday
to take effect October L.
After the opera Thursday and Sat
garden
the Alexander Young Hotel, where
light lunch will be served.
Circuit Judges Robinson, Lindsay
md De Bolt are still wrestling with
he problem whether the term lapsed
oy not being begun Labor Day.
Chief Clerk auckland of the Execu-
i've Office has been granted further
cave of absence until October 18th.
auckland is now in San Francisco.
A first-class station for wireless te-
egraphy has been established at Brant
Rock, near Marshfield. Mass. The sig
lal pole has the prodigious height of
40 feet.
Mrs. A. B. Wood left for Kauai yes
erday to be away month. While on
he Garden Isle she will be the guest |
# Mrs. w. H. Rice.
On Monday evening a big lump of |
oral was placed on the Waialae car |
inc near the White road. The car
assed over it and crushed it to frag-
nentS.
County Attorney Douthitt has mol |
rossed the indictments against Henry |
Terra, charged with embezzlement, |
nd Lau Yau Hoo, charged with ex
ortion in the second degree.
A report made to the Chinese Con-
uPs request on the shooting of Choy |
at in a clash between policemen and |
amblers at Waipahu some months ago
as been finished by the Attorney Gen
rails office.
Prince Cupid's big buck deer which
scaped from the Waikiki preserve re-
emily. and which was seen last week
in a lagoon in Kapiolani
ark, is said to be roaming the Kali
luki wastes.
Judge Robinson yesterday ordered
lie will of Samuel T. Alexander, who |
led at Victoria Falls, South Africa |
omitted to probate on the petition of
yle A. Dickey. Alexander was citi-
IN of Oakland, California.
Mr.. Calvert Brewer, of the United |
tates Mortgage and Trust Company. |
i'll arrive here by the Sierra on Sep
,mber 9th to complete the purchase
: Territorial bonds. He will leave for
lie Orient by the Manchuria October
h.
Chan All Fun alleges that her Chi
csc husband, Max Yau Kui, otherwise
nown as Max Yuen Kwai, uses chair
gs and stove wood on her to beat her
18th. Yesterday she libeled him for
ivorce on the ground of extreme
.uelty. The 1ibelee is storekeeper
I Palama and the couple We're mar