The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ne EfhS meet TINS evening al I:o1
O'Clock.
DR.. Derby has returned from Maui
and can be found in his office in the
Boston building.
The Christian Endeavor convention
VIII be held in Central Union church
this evening at 7:15.
Pupils of Mrs a. B. ingalls, gave
violin concert in Bishop hall, Oahu Col
Iege. yesterday evening.
1t has been decided by the Hawaiian
Poultry Association to hold its annual
show on December p and %.
Polynesia Encampment No. /. l. Q.
o. F., hold their regular meeting this
evening in the temple at 7:36 o'clock
County Treasurer Trent is quoted as
saying he win run for nothing but his
present office. If he runs, #at the COM
ing elections.
Tomorrow evening the meeting of the
faithful called by the Republican Coun-
" Committee viii be held at the party
headquarters.
A copy OF the Standard Telephone
bill, with the favorable report of the
Committee on Territories, has been re-
ceived at the office of the Governor
The Wafanae police scandals We're
under Investigation yesterday by the
Grand Jury. having been referred to
that body by the Board of Supervisors.
Theodore Richards, with his family,
will leave in the Korea next Tuesday
for New York. having obtained five
months leave of absence from the Ha-
allan Board of Missions
There was a rulhor about town last
night that San Francisco had been
shaken by another heavy femblor and
that Santa Cruz was in a bad way.
The cable office contradicted it.
Thirty-six thousand dollars We're
realized at a benefit performance given
for the San Francisco sufferers at the
Metropolitan Grand Opera House in
New York. This was just for one
night.
A radical Encouragement of precincts.
agreeing substantially with the plan
prepared by Chairman Robertson of the
Republican Territorial Committee. will
be given effect in Acting Governor At
kinson's election proclamation.
Every Friday evening, at $780, in
formal meetings of the at. S. in A" are
ilCIO, Dy courtesy u the 61 oSO w al las
Co., in the Progress Block, second
floor, Nos. rs. Free discussions allow
ed on all theosophical topics and all
enquirers welcome.
Sam George is one who disapproves
of the present manner of conducting
the schools Of the Territory, so much
so that he established a boycott. Fate,
in the guise of a truant officer, broke
the boycott yesterday by arresting Sam
for truancy.
At the instance of Major E. Fl. F.
Voter a meeting of the Retail Liquor
Dealers Association has been called by
Col c. j. Mccarthy for 2:30 p. m today
in Waverley hall. The object is dis
cussion of the present lack of profits
in the saloon business
Eighty girls and seventy boys took
first communion at the a. m. mass
in the Catholic cathedral yesterday
morning. Attired in white the neop-
nytes made a bright array. Father
James was the celebrant and the st.
Louis College Brothers choir furnished
the music.
Henry B. Lewis, thirteen years old,
and Lester Marks, fourteen, have been
denied chauffeur licenses by Inspector
Wilder because they are under the age
limit, expert though admitted To be IN
handling automobiles. Out of 81 APP
plicants these two are all that have
been rejected.
Ramon Martin and Manuel de jesus,
the two who had made trouble recently
at the new Nuuanu reservoir and VINO
have been held while the proper
charge against them could be formulat-
ed at the police station. have been
charged with assault with a weapon and
assault and battery respectively. They
will appear before the tribunal prob
ably this morning
Alfred Ramos new arrival in town
from the plantations, is being held at
the police station for an investigation
as to his sanity. Ramos is a Portu-
guese negro and was terrorizing the
women at his boarding house on Ka
mehameha " road when captured by
the police yesterday afternoon. having
proceeded to smash things generally in
his apartments and then made read To
wreck the house. He fought the police
officers ana had TO be put in irons for
removal to the cells.