The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

regular meeting of the Ancient Or
Ger OF Hibernians tonight in c. B. [
Hall, Fort street.
The Board of Dental Examiners me
yesterday to examine candidates TO
! license TO practice.
special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
with work in the third degree, thi
evening at 7:3C O'Clock
Gerrit Wilder was in the Governor
ONCE yesterday afternoon with a Bonn
hay mango as large as an osag,
orange.
A path is being built from the Kin.
street entrance to the Capitol ground:
diagonally across to the Archive:
! building.
| D. Howard Hitchcock. the artist, has
gone on camping trip around this
| island He expects to be gone about
three weeks. sketching from the Pal
to Waialua.
| Governor Carter spent most of the
| day yesterday at Haleiwa. He was
| accompanied by Mr. Duff, a brother
in-iaW of Congressman Dalzen of
Pennsylvania.
SEQ, whose testimony in a recent as
sault and battery case does not agree
with the known facts, was arrested
yesterday 70 perjury. He was re-
leased on bail.
Court Lunalilo No. $500 will hold their
regular meeting tonight at K. of P
! Hall at 7:3O p. M Business of i'm
portance. All brothers are cordially
invited to attend
The Kipahulu Sugar Company has
nrI iae-+
ct al. to foreclose mortgage for $500
on five and eight-tenths acres of land
at Kalenanui, Maui.
Mr. E. A. Rowland of the Pacific
Hardware Co. is slowly Commissioning
at his home on Thurston avenue aft
er being confined to his bed for two
weeks with fever and general collapse.
Tony Marcaiiino left on the Kinau for
Hilo, and it is said will bring a wife
back with him when he returns The
brideto-be is Miss Maby, and the
wedding win take place next Thurs
day.
United States District Court Com
missioner Mailing has continued the
hearing of the case against the cap
tain of the ship Atlas involving the
casting of a Japanese stowaway into
the sea-
j. T. Mungovan. late of the staff of
the San Francisco Examiner is in
town. He arrived by the S. S. Alaskan
and goes by the freighter to New York
where he viii make connections with
the Journal.
United States Marshal Hendry left
on the Kinau for Hilo yesterday. ON
business and pleasure. He will prob
ably look into the coin sweating bust
ness of certain Japanese on the big
island while he is away.
The Commercial Pacific Gable Com
pany has sent out a circular calling
attention to the opening of it's new
line to China and Japan. Cables to
any part of the Orient may now be
sent directly from Honolulu.
Officer Mkt located a gambling joint
in a poi shop in lane off King street,
near South, yesterday afternoon and
in his raid secured six Cinnamon and
Jap. They We're taken to the sta
ton along with $3.50, the stake money
in sight.
George K Kekauoha, deposed Dep
uty Sheriff at Koolau, has made a de-
mand on County Auditor Bicknel for
July salary. AS Kekauoha has been
put out on impeachment proceedings,
it would seem to be hard matter
for him to get it.
The japanese Acting Consul has not
yet received from Governor Carter
any answer in the matter of the case
of komorl, the Japanese who COM |
plains that he was held at the police |
station without any charge having |
been made against him.
The Teachers Committee of the
Board of Education was in session |
yesterday afternoon figuring out the
assignments of school teachers. The
assignments, Superintendent Babbitt |
said, would not be given out until the
latter part of this week.
John Holman, implicated in more
or less direct way with the departure
Of Mrs Harry Bush from her home,
was pounded up by the aggrieved hus-i
band on Monday He has sworn out a
against Bush and the affair
will receive a police court airing.
Five days for contempt of court was
handed out by Judge Whitney yester-
day to Asa a Japanese woman. who
had failed to answer a summons to
appear before him. Asa was the hero
inc in a case few days ago in which
her domestic troubles formed the
w Moore, a Federal prisoner in
Oahu Jail, was taken to the Queens
Hospital yesterday to be operated on
for appendicitis. Drs Smith and Cofer
performed the operation. Moore is
serving two months sentence for Il
having been mixed up in a counter
feiter's deal
Mrs Weldon, the wife of Richard
Weldon, died early yesterday morn
ing. She was a native Of England,
and at one time was attached TO the
household of the late Queen Victoria,
receiving to the day of her death
pension for her service. She was in
her 55th year, and leaves husband,
two sons and two daughters. the
funeral viii be held Thursday after