The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-18
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

| E. a. lie Seuer. a pineapple man, re
| turned from the Coast yesterday.
Judge Dole VIII give a decision il
| the ship Willscott case on Monday.
Mrs. L. G. BIacklnaa returned in tn,
Alameda from trip extending to Lon
/, don.
Lincoln L. Mccandless is out as {
Republican candidate for reelection. II
| the. Senate.
G. L. sprinks is on a yachting cruis,
around this island, TO return the frs
of the week.
H. NJ. Dow formally announces hi:
| candidacy for the Republican nomina.
ton for County Auditor.
Purser Smith of the Alameda report.
a business boom in San Francisco with
| money in lively circulation.
Acting Collector r. C. staekable has
been appointed special disbursing agent
for the revenue cutter service here.
Nine gamblers, all native boys, were
caught yesterday at noon and landed
in the tanks until bail could be rustled
There will be work in the third rank
this evening at the regular meeting
of William Mckinley Lodge No. 8, K
of P.
The attractions at Haleiwa include
everything to be found at the average
summer resort and the air is invig-
Grating
The alleged Eva murderers. Mazda
and Miamura, will be up for a prelim-
mary hearing in the police court this
morning.
r. W. McChesney of NJ. w. McCbes-
ney & Son, San Francisco and Hobo
lulu, came down from the Coast in the
Alameda.
Charles L. Owens arrived in the Ala
media to take photographs of island
scenery for illustrating the Paradise of
the Pacific.
C. r. Frazier returned from San
Francisco yesterday, bringing his wife
and two children home from prolong-
ed visit there.
Captain A. L. Soule returned in the
Alameda from buying goods in the
Eastern markets and visiting his old
home in Boston.
Miss J. de rArtigue returned in the
Alameda from a visit to her mother,
who was in San Francisco during the
earthquake and fire.
]. S. KaIakiela has formally set him
self UP for the Republican nomination
to his present Office as deputy sheriff
of Honolulu district.
Major B. H. Fuller commanding the
marines at the Honolulu naval station
has been ordered to report to the COM
officer at New York.
Architect Newcomb and Miss New
comb, now in Buffalo. in letters to
friends express the hope of returning
to these islands before very long.
Out of thirteen cases brought before
Judge Whitney yesterday only one was
a revenue producer, Ko Joon Sun pay
ing So and costs for a plain drunk
The first case to be heard by U. S. |
Commissioner Davis will be a charge
Of refusing duty against a number of
the crew of the Norwegian ship Karmo. |
A. NJ. Culver, railway passenger
agent of the Oceanic Steamship Co., |
arrived in the Alameda to stay until |
next through steamer home from Aus |
Lralia. |
Seven Portuguese families who left
here some months ago returned in the |
Alameda from the Coast which they
"
HaYaii. |
Aloha nui oe'' on a postcard is the
sole message Secretary Atkinson. pre-I
sident Of the Board of immigration, |
las received from Agent Stackable in |
he Azores.
On September 1, the eve of Queeni
birthday, the Naniola
Pau Riding Club will parade the city
md then have a luau at Princess
rherese's home.
Lei Aloha Chapter No 8, o. E. s..
will hold their regular meeting this
,vening at 7:30 o'clock. which all
listing sisters and brothers are cordi-
lily invited to attend.
Mr.. John Charles Anderson and Miss
dary Brash will be married at ST. An
rew's cathedral on August 80 at p.
n. A reception will be held at Iolani
'ollege after the marriage.
For money read honey in the report
f the Kona Orphanage published yes
erday. The paragraph should read
No account has been kept of the
mount of honey produced"
Mrs Alice Hogan Rice. author of
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
e~fo
ook THE Lady of the Decoration
Irs. Rice has personal friends in Ho-
olulu.
The inspectors in San Francisco have
orbidden the shipment of shrimp out
{ that city. a few days before the
eparture of the Alameda two ship-i
ers were fined $500 each for having
lem in possession.
Letters from E. A Fraser at Ponta
el Gada. Azores, where he went to
epresent the Board of Immigration
it'll Collector Stackable, describes
lat city as a lively place in business
I'd general prosperity.
Governor Carter yesterday morning
1pointed Samuel c. Dwight as SUPER
sor-at-Large in place of E. r. Adams,
signed on account of absence. Super-
sor Jack Lucas forthwith escorted
e appointee around town for intro
actions and congratula tons.
Alice Lonnon. the ''tallest actress in
e world former San Francisco so
ETY. girl, is suing for divorce from