The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.
.astern Star dance tonight.

Eastern Star dance tonight.
Supervisor w. H. Cornwen of Maui
lis in town.
y Jack London, the author, is going
iIaround the world in a 4O-foot sloop.
Attorney Abram Lewis, Jr., has re-
turned from Hawaii.
Bishop Restarick returned from a
tour on the other islands yesterday.
DR. A. ]. Derby. dentist, is expected
home in the Sonoma, his health having
! improved.
| L. de L Ward. British, and E E
Hartman, Swiss, We're yesterday natur-
allied by Judge Dole.
Drafts against Alameda freight that
did not arrive We're plentiful among
business houses yesterday.
The Camp Mckinley gold coin couD-
terfeiting cases We're under investiga-
ton by the Federal grand jury yes
terday.
Commissioner Mailing continued the
examination of the six alleged counter
feiters from the transport Sherman
until Monday afternoon.
Queen street has been treated with
a decoction of petroleum which, it is
hoped, will strengthen the surface and
obviate the dust nuisance.
The ladies of the Kamehameha
Schools will receive this year as here
tofore at their homes on the third and
fourth Saturdays of each month.
Mrs Gums children's dancing class
will open Wednesday, October is, in the
Young Hotel. The classes for older
children meet Friday afternoon.
William Mckinley Lodge. K. of P,
meets this evening in Harmony Hall
on King street. All members are re-
quested to attend this meeting.
First class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa cou-
office of Trent & CO., 936 Fort street.
The Christian Endeavor correspond
ence class meets this evening at the
residence of Miss May Patty on Ana
punt street, at o'clock. All interested
are welcome.
c. r. auckland, in a private letter,
says: There is a lot of rot about my
being hurt, but it was nothing. Kiley
is the Alameda passenger who got the
worst of it,
A waterfront blast yesterday after
noon violently Jared the Judiciary
building. Dangerous falls of plaster
there are liable to occur any day from
the frequent shocks of this kind.
On two charges of distilling, Hajma
Mura, who pleaded guilty, received |
from Judge Dole sentences aggregating |
$1100 of fines and seven months of i'm |
as required by the statute. |
The Eastern Star dance comes off to-
night. AS it is strictly shirt waist |
affair, every one who attends is assured
a good time. The Ellis Quintet will
be there Tickets can be purchased
from the Hebron Drug Co., Benson,
Smith & Co., or from the members.
Price fifty cents.
Among several prisoners got away
from Saghalien Island by DR.. Russell of
Hilo on his secret mission, was Alexis
kramtcher, an aristocratic and talent
ed mining engineer who, at seventeen
years of age, was deported to the penal
colony for implication in Warsaw agi-
,ations. Kramtcher is but % years old.
Since the county ordinance against
;prinkling clothes from the mouth came |
INTO play Chinese laundrymen have
been using a sprinkling pot operated
With a blow pipe. In the meantime a
lest case on the validity of the ordi-
nance is being arranged for between
Deputy County attorney Milverton and
4. G. M. Robertson, the latter being
.etained by laundrymen.
Annapolis and Naval Academy folk
ire anticipating the approaching mar
iage of Miss E. D. Rush, daughter OF
capt Richard Rush, u S. N. to Mr..
William Spencer Murray, son of Pay
nspr James D. Murray. U. S. N, on
September %, at Catskill,
Y. Y. Both of these young people are
in Annapolis and Academy
and Navy Journal.
Articles of incorporation We're filed
by the Kaupakalua Wine and
liquor Company of Maui, capitalized
t. $4,000, and the Hayselden Tobacco
company. capitalized at $4,000. This
after company was organized to take
yer the bankrupt business of the David
lawrence Co, Ltd, and the property
nd fixtures in the store in the Young
,uiiding were turned over to the new
ompany yesterday by the trustee OF
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