The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-21
LOCAL BREVITIEa


a session of ths Supreme Court viii
be s.4d IA onday.
r. j. Tesla 10 rusticating at Aliiolani
CoIe:e. rs-olo.
Cd capala trees by the Christian
q, I nave been eat down.
Major Fuller ana his family leave on
the transport Sherman today.
Douglas Brown. vsg. will spend the
next six months on the reef.
EVA Plantation Co. will pay divi-
Tdend Of per cent on the 2eth inst.
An excursion to Honolulu In Novem-
ber 10 being organized Ia Los Angeles.
Polynesia Encampment meet. this
evening at 7:s8 o'clock in /. o. O. F.
hall
Rev. J. A. welhourne. q missionary
1t Kobe, is returning to his field in
the Naru from visit to the mainland.
Captain J. w. Price. aeronaut, and
bride are through passengers for Hong
kong In the America Maru
Rev. 2. J. Stockman of Santa Bar
bara went through in the America
Maru on a tour of the world.
P. c. Jones expected, at last ac-
counts, to return on the China. He
had been invited TO speak at the Mo-
honk Conference.
The Maile lima Football Association
will hold meeting on Saturday even
ing at 1880 o'clock in the rooms Of the
Thistle Club in Oregon block.
The Lei Kaimana Club will give a
dance at Kahiliaulani hall CNotley's).
oy Got lar ut n
music. Come and enjoy yourself :
Mrs. F. Howard Humphris gave a.
surfing party at the Moana beach on
Tuesday, following the sea sport with
tea served on the lanai of the hotel.
The Philosophical Society in Ameri-
ca public meetings every Friday at
| 1850 p. m. in rooms rs Progress Block,
Fort street. Textbook. the ocean of
Theosophy."
Mamie Phillips returned from Port
land and Berkeley on the Sierra from
a four months tour. Mrs. Philips re-
NAMED at Berkeley and Will not re
turn for several weeks.
DR.. Geo. Heber Jones and Y. NJ. c.
A. Genl Sec. Paul Super will deliver
addresses at the Young Peoples Union
convention in Central Union church to-
night.
DR.. J. Uchida gives a large dinner
party at a River street hotel tonight,
to celebrate the opening of his new
office on Nuuanu street. About 100
guests are expected and geisha girls
will contribute to the entertainment.
Seventy-6ve laborers are now work
ing on the Nuuanu dam and within
three weeks three hundred will find
place there if they can be found. Dep
uty Superintendent Rowland estimates
that ten months should finish the job.
Mr. Middleditch explains that, in
transcribing the figures of Kalaniana-
ole's unpaid luxury bill, his typewriter
got them wrong BY reason OF typo
graphical errors this paper in criticizing
the footings, also got them wrong. The
only person who seems to have a
show of getting them right is Kalanl-
anaole.
One of the California editors let's out
the story that DR. McDonafd'S dress
shirt front was first used for an auto
graph album and then "amputateu
for a souvenir at the smoker the local
doctors gave in honor of Dr. StaInrfl.
Further, that DR.. Mcdonald scored
partial reprisals in having the white
o
larIy treated. DR.. Stamm carried OIL
the trophies.
Something entirely new in the way
of a warrant was issued yesterday, be-
ing warrant of arrest prior to the
taking out of a writ of habeas corpus,
on an affidavit alleging that the prls-
oner is about to be taken out of the>
Jurisdiction of thel court. This is the
first time such warrant has ever been
issued here and the runaway marriage
of Momi Yawane, reported yeterdy, Is
the cause of the whole thing. 1t ap-
pears that Momi has picked upon the
wrong kind of husband and the
father, frustrated in his efforts TO stop
the marriage, is going to resort to al
vorce proceedings to annpl the newly
tied knot, having the girl arrested IN
the meantime. To further compllcate
matters there is a three-months ola
baby in the case, born to the couple
whom the father of the bride wanted
to prevent marrying. In the warrant
Yesterday the groom is called John
Doe. Yawane Sr. refusing even TO
know his son-in-law'S name.