The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Deputy Sheriff George Sea returne
from Maui yesterday.
Mrs j. l. Mclean and two childre
! returned home in the Mongolia.
William Mckinley Lodge, K. of P
meets this evening in K. of P Hall.
Phil. B. Dankey, formerly connecte
with the local press, is now editor O
the Manila Bulletin.
Mrs. S. Lazaro. wife of the deput
sheriff of South Kona, died suddenl,
at Hookena on Sunday.
A. ". Campbell of the Henry Water
house Trust Co. returned in the Mon
golfa from business visit to tn,
Coast
DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Whitney were
among the homecoming passengers il
the Mongolia. They have been to the
Yellowstone and the Portland fair.
Postmaster Pratt yesterday morning
received cablegram from the Post
master General, ordering all mail for
the Taft party to be sent to San Fran
CISCO
The library will be closed for the
circulation of books on Monday, Sep
TENDER 4, Labor Day, at 1 D. M The
reading room will be open as usual
Major Millsaps will conduct service
in the Salvation Army hail ON Sunday
evening at p. m. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to every one to attend.
No confederation was received, by
the steamer Mauna Loa or any other
medium yesterday, of the report that
Carl Widemann had been fatally Or
even seriously injured.
An automobile and a hack collided
near Thomas Square last night. but
without very serious results, though at
first it was feared serious injury had
been done some of the passengers.
Rev c. Edwards, wife and son ar
rived in the Mongolia. Mr.. Edwards
will hold his first service in the pastor
ate of the Christian church here to-
morrow. On Tuesday evening the con-
gregation will Civ him a reception at
the church.
A novel competition will be held Sun
day on the Manoa golf links. There
will be a cup to be awarded by the
club and the immediate reward of the
first eight men is a trip to Haleiwa
Hotel. The contest will be Is holes,
stroke or medal play.
The Attorney General has been asked
by the Secretary of the Department
If Public Lands to take action against
7arious people who have been carry
ng off buildings that will revert to the
erritory at the expiration of the lease.
The land in question is at Kaohe, Ha-
vail.
Mrs. J. B. watson, who departed |
Wednesday, on the Alameda for the
Coast, was loaded with leis, the gifts |
# many of her friends. After many |
rears of residence in Honolulu, she |
las decided to make her home perma- |
lently on the Coast.
The High School will start its fail |
ERIN with a full corps of teachers on |
tuesday. Mr.. sprague, for two years |
N instructor at Berkeley and more |
in the science department of |
he Redding school, takes Mr.. Rich |
nonds place in the science depart
nent. He comes very well recon- |
nended by the Berkeley faculty.
In consonance with the policy on re-
rganiza ton Joseph A. Gilman, w. W.
Iall and Fred. c. Smith have resigned /
rom the Hawaii Promotion Committee
1t the quarterly meeting of the Mer-
hants' Association this month the
laces of the first two will be filed,
fter which the place of the third will
e filled by joint choice of that body
nd the Chamber of Commerce.
United States Commissioner Mailing
esterday held Iwaquoi, a Japanese
Office planter of Keaiia, Hawaii, in
he sum of $1,000 to answer a charge of
iolating the internal revenue laws.
yauuoi is accused by Collector Cham
erlain of brewing beer without a Ii
ense and also selling it. He was
rought here by Deputy u. S. Marshal |
Winters on the Mauna Loa yesterday. |
The claims of F. w. Beardslee
gainst the United States, for dam
ges caused by delay in payment under
ontracts in relation to Quarantine Is
md, and for compensation for pans
,r the residence of the Con1mandant |
the Naval Station at Honolulu. have
cen placed in the hands of Henry E. |
[ighton ard of Douglas & Douglas,
he latter law firm of Washington, d.
The amount claimed is ten thou
md dollars.