The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

}. Tarn McGrew departed on the
emma yesterday, en- route TO Paris.
Pacific Lodge will hold a suectal
meeting this evening with work IN the
second degree.
Excelsior Lodge meets this evening
Tor work in the second degree. All
members are requested TO be present
Judge Dole sentenced John T. Cooper
10 eight months a hard labor and pay
ment of one dollar fine and costs. for
/ the making Of counterfeit gold coins.
The Ayres-Nicholas ARRAY case and
| the Nicholas assault with a deadly
| weapon case We're called in the police
! court yesterday morning and contin-
| ued until Thursday.
Another voter arrived yesterday in
| the family of Hon r. w. Aylett, mem
| Der of the legislature. This is Billy's
thirteenth addition to the population
OF the Hawaiian Islands.
a special meeting of the Iolani Guild
will be held this (Tuesday) afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the Sunday schoolroon
OF st. Andrews Cathedral Members
are urgently requested to be present..
Mrs. Stella MacNeily of California,
who has been at the Moana Hotel for
few weeks, coming mere for the bene-
nj OF her health, departed on the China.
yesterday for the Coast, attended by
DIR. Emma Carson.
Even numbered cases. having been
re-assigned to Judge Robinson, Judge
Dc Bolt will, at a. M Thursday,
November 9, call odd numbered cases
from No. 261 to 395, inclusive, for the
purpose of setting same for trial.
An alarm of fire was turned in at
1880 last night from box "a, corner
Of Merchant and Alakea streets. The
department responded promptly, but no
sign of any fire was visible. The only
evidence of the alarm was that the fire |
alarm box was open.
By yesterdays mail to the Coast, |
Senator McCandless and others sent |
protest to President Roosevelt |
against Governor Carriers action in |
reducing the loan appropriation bill |
from over s1,300,000, as the Legislature
passed it, to $750,00O.
The Christmas fair of the Rathbone
Sisters was held in Harmony Hall |
yesterday afternoon, and was largely |
attended. Fancy work, dolls clothing, 1
childrens clothing, and refreshments
We're ready for sale, and a large sum Il
of money was taken in. II
Paymaster Brown, U. 5. N, detached Il
from the Honolulu Naval Station, II
leaves on the steamship Siberia next
Friday for Manila, to assume his new |
duties as assistant to the naval store II
keeper at Cavite. Mr.. Brown has just
returned from a ten days outing at
Leilehua Ranch, where he followed his
old occupation of cow-puncher for re-
crea ton.
Miss Annie I. Forbes, a teacher in |
Seminary, died suddenly at |
that institution yesterday morning.
She had been recovering from fever
under the care of physician, when
she took a relapse and succumbed. De-
ceased was a daughter of Mrs. NJ. ].
and the late Rev. a. o. Forbes and a
sister of W. ]. Forbes of the real
Her death was caused by heart failure. |
Funeral notice elsewhere.
C. L. Wight, returning from the ORR
mt by the China says that his inVesti- |
ration of conditions in the Philippines
las brought him to the belief that
eciprocity with those insular posses
ions with respect to the admission Of
heir sugar into the United States viii |
ot damage Hawaiian sugar interests. |
S the staple can not be produced there |
t the figure at which this Territory |
urns it out. His investigation has been
and complete, as it was one
f his purposes on leaving here with
he Taft Roosevelt party G he Man
huria.