The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Regular weekly meeting of Elks to-
night in Their nal, Miller and Beretania
/ streets.
! The Paradise of TIE Pacific as clever
interesting and informative as ever. is
out for August.
/ There viii be a rehearsal for the
/ principles in ship Alloy" at the Elks
Hail al i O'Clock today
Hawaiian Tribe No. 1, meets this
evening at 1:3J o'clock in l. o. o. F.
hall Business of Importance.
Nisida Naozo. a Jap. who sanity is
doubted. is in the police cells awaiting
a medical examination.
Frank Fisher, who robbed a clothes
line CT few articles on Wednesday,
was fined S. with $3.50 as costs yester-
day.
". A. Kinney returned from Kauai
yesterday trimming with enthusiasm
over McBryde and its great new
water resources.
Mrs. A. w. Maclean is slowly re-
covering from an operation performed
by Drs. Judd and Waterhouse at the
Queens Hospital
A raid on Chinese gambling joint,
on King street, near River, last night,
resulted in the arrest of % players. II
was skidoo for them.
Sneak thieves are reported active in
town. The houses of Miss Bicknell,
kukui street, and c. w. Lee, Peck
avenue, have lately been robbed =.
Eben Low reports much smoke from
a point on Mauna Loa halfway kbe-
tween the Mokuaweoweo crater at
the summit and the Dewey crater.
The first rehearsal of the Honolulu
symphony Club after vacation will
be held at s o'clock this evening. A
tun attendance Of members is re-
quested.
Canton Oahu, No. 1, P. NJ, I. o. o. F.,
viii hold its regular monthly meeting
tonight at 7:30 o'clock in I. Q. o. F.
hail. Business of Importance. A full
is requested.
Mary Naone is young Hawaiian girl
with fondness for being on the streets |
after dark. On the complaint of her
mother she was arrested yesterday and |
will probably be disciplined.
The Philosophical Society in Ameri- !
ca" public meetings every Friday at |
1850 p. m. in rooms rs Progress Block, |
Fort street. Secret doctrine class every !
Tuesday evening for members only.
Agnes Naahielua, disobedient |
child. appeared before Judge Whitney |
yesterday. His Honor impressed upon |
the weeping Agnes the enormity of her
offense and gave her an eight weeks
probation in which to do better.
Captain Amberman testified yester-
day in the Atlas case before Conn.
declaring ne knew nothing
a bout the stowaway on board his yes
sci who lost his life and was buried |
at sea between Yokohama and Hono-l
lulu.
Helen Roderiques sought satisfae ton
yesterday for affronts offered her by
another Porto Rican lady by smashing
the windows of the other lady's house.
Hence her appearance as a prisoner at
The police station charged with mali
eious injury.
There will be a meeting for men. I'M
Ter the auspices of the Brotherhood of !,
st. Andrew, held at the Seamen's IN
stitute on Saturday evening, August
II, at 7:45. Addresses will be made by
Bishop Restarick and the Rev. DR..
Fem of Kansas. All men are cordially |
invited to attend.
Some one with more zeal and gener-j
osity than cash put three eggs in
among the nickels in the tambourine
passed around for contributions at the
Salvation Army meeting last night,
Eggs are by no means unknown to
in their work, but the
Usual way of presenting them is less
gentle than that shown last night.
w. B. Mailing and Frank L. Hatch,
Jerk and deputy clerk respectively of
he United States District Court, We're
to the Federal bar yesterday
is a few days before they had been
licensed to practice in all the courts
# the Territory. Judge Dole, in grant
ng the motion OF Assistant District
Attorney Dunno to admit them, COM
,limented the young men highly on
heir clerical work in his court. He
Llso said that, having seen some of
he questions put to them, he con-
idered the examination they had pass
d a severe one.