The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Special meeting OF Oceanic lodge
| this evening, with work in the thirt
degree.
The KapahuIu Improvement CIut
meet tonight in ]. J. Egan's office or
| Fort street.
! Don't miss thu Radium Dance at the
Orpheum tonight Last performance
j OF Camille
Honolulu Aerie No 40. Order of
Eagles. meets this evening in X. of P.
ha at 80 o'clock
Wentworth Buchanan plans a trip to
the Coast for his vacation, and ne may
leave on the Manchuria.
Dan+el Kaihe proved his innocence
in a charge Of stealing a brass burner
yesterday and was discharged.
Professor Ritter, of the Geological
Department of the University of Cali
fornia, is visiting in the city.
1t costs Amimoto. a Jap, ten and
costs fer striking a woman. He paid
up at the police court yesterday
Deput United States Marshal Geo
ROenitz is back from subpoenaing wit
nesses in Waialua for the MayalI case.
A crazy Chinaman is AT large in the
Manoa valley. Some days ago he put
a knife into a fellow countryman and
fed.
The Salvation Army will hold
Sword meeting in their hall tonight,
which will be led by Adjutant and Mrs.
Bamberry
The steamer Kinau took a large
crowd out yesterday for Hilo and way
ports, many tourists for the Volcano
being aboard.
The friends of Mr.. Ernest Parker
will be pleased to know that he is re-
covering nicely from his operation on
Saturday at the Sanatorium, without
an unfavorable symptom.
The subject before the Thursday
Club this week is Advertising and
the speaker Mr.. Ed. Towse. Dinner
is served at and the speaking begins
at Z. All men welcome.
Walter c.. Smith, editor of the Adj
vertiser. was taken TO the Queens Hes
pftal yesterday suffering from a severe
attack of grip. 1t is not thoughtsby his
physician that the illness will be Sc
rious.
The unconstitutionality of the liquor
law was urged yesterday by Attorney
Geo D. Gear to show why his client
Charles Gardner, should be discharged
on a liquor selling case. The case was
postponed.
st. Clair Bidgood. manager of Hale
iva Hotel. has been appointed post
ceny of cartridges from the rifle range,
charged, and who is now in the hands
of the Federal Grand Jury charged
with having embezzled Federal funds
to 1927.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lycett announce
the engagement of their daughter
Alice to George L. Compo, formerly
with L. B. Kerr & Co. and now en-
gagged in business in San Francisco.
Miss Lycett leaves for the Coast on
the Manchuria and the marriage will
take place on her arrival.
Two murder trials will be commenced
next week in the Hilo courts, that or
Morita Keizo and a Korean of Ku-
<aiau. Chester Doyle, of the Attorney
Generals department, is now at Hilo
the evidence, while the pro-
secution will be conducted by Deputy
General Prosser.
Postmaster Pratt has received word
from the Assistant Postmaster General
that the publication of lists of uncalled
for letters must be done in future with
out payment to the newspapers, who
may refuse to print the lists should
they see fit. These names and the
times of closing mails are regarded by
the Department as good news items.
A Korean named Kojong Song. who |
was put ashore here from the MongO-
liza, managed TO get aboard yesterday
a short While before the vessel
was ready for sailing. He was again
discovered and put ashore, whereupon
he attempted to jump into the har-
Dor. He was rescued by q police Off
GER and escorted to the station. \
knife was found in his pocket. He |
is ,nought to be demented.
The wedding of Miss Jennie L. Gift |
fard and Judge Arthur A. Wilder |
takes place this evening at the resi- I!
dence OF the brides parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Walter NJ. Giffard, Keeaumoku |
street. The ceremony will be private, |
only relatives and intimate friends !
having been invited to be present. |
Mrs. Edward D. Tenney is to be the |!
natron of honor and Judge Alexander |
Lindsay will support the groom as |
best man. Rev. Canon Macintosh of |
St Andrews Cathedral will Officiate.