The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Geo. c. Stratemeyer with his family
| is removing from Waikiki to Hilo.
Judge Robinson has moved from Ma
| noa valley to 1881 Lunalilo street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Love and daugh-
| ter leave in the Siberia, to be gone un-
| til after Christmas
Waikiki is sprucing up for the Re-
publican Territorial Convention to
meet there next Saturday.
c. Montague Cooke is in the states
| on his way home from tour in Africa
| making natural history collections.
Edward Manase, the Hawaiian con-
victed of murder in Sacramento, is un-
der sentence of hanging on October rs.
y Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Cooke who have
been touring Europe in an automobile
Are expected back in the States early
this month
Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernfans will hold its regular
meeting this evening in C. B. L. hall
on Fort street.
TIL battleship Wisconsin will likely
soon be seen in Honolulu, having been
ordered from the Asiatic station to
Mare Island for repairs.
Mrs. M. Carnegie, with her little
daughter, will take the steamer from
kahului to San Francisco on her way
to her old home at Roanoke ILL.,
Most of the business houses were
closed yesterday. BARRIERS and boot
blacks also deserted their stands to en-
joy the luxury of suspended labor.
There will be meeting of the Dia-
mond Head Athletic Club at the Y. NJ.
G. A. this evening at 7:30 o'clock. All
members are expected to be present.
All members interested in the well
fare of Excelsior lodge, No. 1, l. o. o.
r., are requested to attend the meet
ing this evening. Important business.
DR.. Sylvester, pastor of Central I'm
ion church, leaves in the Siberia to
adjust his business. affairs on the main
land before settling down in his new
home.
Charles K. Motley, president of the
Home Rule party and its candidate for
Delegate to Congress, has informed a
Democratic ieputation waiting on him
that the Home Rulers would not con-
slider fusion with the Democrats.
Rev. DR.. Jones leaves for Maui this !
evening" to return on Saturday. Be-
sides visiting the Korean missions of |
the NJ. e. church in plantation camps |
he viii look into the labor camps gen
orally and take note of conditions.
Daniel Mckenzie, who died on sun
day, had a.leading part in organizing |
the Mechanics Union, born of an anti
Chinese agitation and becoming the
nucleus of the National Reform party,
seventeen years ago. He was a carpen-
ter by trade, and leaves wife and
several children.
G. w. Esterly. deputy auditor of the
Department of Justice, Washington, in
a letter to Marshal E. r. Hendryi
warmly thanks him for copy of the
Jubilee Number of the Advertiser. He
says he read it all through with a
great deal of pleasure, and liked it
sc Well that he sent it to his son in
Alaska.
Commissioners G. A. Davis yesterday
committed Edward Knust, under $3.50
bail, to the Federal grand. jury for I'M
lawful use of the United States mails.
Senator Palmer P Woods of Hawaii
was one of the principal witnesses, pro-
ducing Sthe correspondence in which
Knust negotiated a sale of his bogus
whisky recipe to Chinese employed
by witness. District Attorney Breck-
On9 appeared IOf the OH1leQ States.
and C. w. Ashford for the defendant
ant.
Judge De Bolt went through the form
Of opening the September term of the
First Circuit Court yesterday and adj
journing for the day At 10 o'clock
this morning he will deliver the charge
to the grand jury. There are GA Grim
lnal cases on the calendar, to which the
n i11,.x will after IL
it gets to work. Judge Robinson will
take charge of the civil jury cases. OF
which there are 49, and Judge De
Bolt of the jury waived civil cases,
numbering 70, after Judge Lindsay re-
turns and relieves him of the criminal
calendar.
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