The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The new jail at Hno is finished al
but the plumbing
\ japanese bought the fixtures of tn,
Horseshoe Saloon az auction for 81 so
A. dinner viii be given to Delegate
Kuhio by the Merchants Association
- Rev. DR. Fem of Kansas will preact
again ia St. Andrews cathedral al
II O'Clock this morning.
j. a. Scott, manager of the Hilc
Sugar Co.. was a passenger on the En-
terprise, arriving yesterday morning.
All Cheong was committed for trial
yesterday by Judge Whitney, after a
preliminary hearing for larceny in the
first degree.
The twenty-three Chinese pulled for
gambling on Thursday night were all
discharged yesterday. there being no
proof of the crime found.
Another japanese 5deserter from the
crew of the ship Atlas was arrested
by Deputy Marshal Winter yesterday
for landing in the country unlawfully.
Staple Plug Cut is growing more
popularity every day among pipe smok-
ers. Gunst-Eakin Cigar Co. have it in
Hookaea, a former retainer of the
Queen, was found dead yesterday in a
house near Beckley's at Waikiki. Evil
IDENTIFY his death had occurred some
days before An inquest was ordered.
Rev. H. w. Chamberlain will preach
at the Kalihi Congregational church,
Kamehameha ~ road, at 7:30 this
evening. Subject, THE Great Delfv-
erer.'' English speaking people are in
vited.
Canon A B. Weymouth of the Church
of the Holy Innocents was in Palestine
lately friends in Honolulu having re-
ceived postcards from him containing
a view of Rachefs Tomb and the sur
rounding country.
James Lyle, who accompanied his
sister, Mrs. Lawlor of Halifax, to San
Francisco about two months ago, re-
turned in the Sonoma after visiting
the families of two daughters and
son on the Coast.
Mary Naone, girl under fifteen
years of age, but beyond the control of
her parents. was sent to the Girls IN
dustrial School yesterday by the police
court justice, the term to run until
Mary has come of age.
The Rev H. w. Chamberlain will
preach at the Kaliht Congregational
church on Kamehamei1a " road this
evening at 1880 o'clock. Subject. 1.-The
Great Deliverer.'' English-speaking|
people are cordially invited to come.
A. D. Baldwin was brought from
Maui in the Kinau yesterday and taken
to the Queens Hospital. He was
blinded by the sun on the slopes of
fialeakaIa, but DR.. w. D. Baldwin,
who is attending him. has every hope
for his recovery
Chong Chong and Poon Hong, the
cook and yard boy employed at the
avenue, engaged in a fight on Friday
night, in the course of which Poon's
arm was slit up by a knife. Chong
was arrested yesterday morning.
Charles Williams, County Attorney of
Hawaii. writes to Chief Clerk Henry
Smith of the Judiciary Department
saying the May term at Hilo is ended
and that there will be no jury called
for the August term. Mr.. Smith sur
misses that he means no grand jury.
Captain George B. Woods, master of
the British steamer CIdswick from
Newcastle, \. S. w, is being prose-
cuted for violating the immigration
laws by allowing a stowaway, a Swede
named W. Larm, to escape from the
vessel and land without passing ln-i
spection by the immigration officers.
Commissioner Mailing will hear the
case on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Morgan re-
turned home in the Sonoma yesterday.
Leaving here shortly after the San
Francisco disaster, Mr.. Morgan, on be-
half of the Governors fund.- took
and held charge for several weeks of
the Hawaiian relief bureau in the
stricken city. He returned regular and |
detailed reports of the service and, |
after winding it up, proceeded east
on business.
Harry Armitage, friend and business
agent of the late c. H Bishop, re- |
celved in the Doric's mail a photo-l
graph of the unfortunate man in
scribed: Sincerely yours, C. H. |
Bishop. To Harry" The picture was
mailed IN Seattle on July 80, ten days |
before it's subject committed suicide in |
Oakland. 1t was enclosed in black
cardboard, which might have had pre-
monitory significance.