The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Volcano Marshall is now hustling
ads. for the Shanghai Mercury
Next meeting of the Board Of Super
visors is expected to be on Tuesday
next.
The Douse trial will be resumed be-
/ fore Judge De Bolt at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Q. Fl. Berrey and A. Hooking did not
connect with their booking for the Ko-
hala ditch excursion.
The transcript of evidence in the Ke-
kauoha Impeachment case is not ready.
1t will take about 400 pages.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge this
evening at $50 o'clock. There is to
be work in the second degree.
Court Canoes meets this evening to
elect officers for the, ensuing term. All
members are requested to be present.
The members first view of the Kilo-
hama Art Leagues exhibit takes place
today. Announcement will be made
later of the date for the public exhibit
ton.
All of the banks, as we'll as white
stores, We're closed yesterday. There
was a small run on the Advertiser
office of customers of the Yokohama
Specie Bank next door.
John A. Henshall. brother of Geo.
F. HenshaIl of the Star. was a Sheri-
dan passenger from Manila for San
Francisco, to visit his brother and sis
ter who went through the disaster.
A. A. Garner, negro, was arrested
yesterday for slashing another negro
named A. T. Tolliver, early in the
morning at Kakaako. Tolliver's left
wrist was badly cut and he had a
scratch over the left eye.
The Hawaiian Fertilizer Co., Ltd,
have removed from their temporary
Office at 1905 Washington street, Oak
land, to 20 Steuart street, San Fran
cisco. Cal, in the office of the shipping
department of WEIGH & Co.
Captain T. Hennessey, who was
struck blind while in command of the
steamer Washington in the Philippines,
went through here in the transport
Sheridan. He is going to Chicago to
consult an oculist, Martin M. Murphy
of the Manila police escorting him.
Captain Tyree r. Rivers of the 4th
Cavalry, who was wounded in the
Mount Dajo fight, was a passenger in
the Sheridan, going to look after rela-
tives in San Francisco who may re-
quire aid since the disaster. Captain
Rivers saw active service on the
plains, also in Cuba
Mrs Lorrin Andrews and child. for
merly of Honolulu and recently of San
Francisco, is a through passenger on
the Hongkong Maru. She is en- route
to Shanghai to join Mr.. Andrews who
is now established in the practice of
law there as a partner of F. NJ Brooks, |
who is at present making a visit here.
An elderly Chinaman fell off an cleo
tric ear at Moiliili the other day and !
lay stunned for some minutes from |
hitting his head on the ground. He |
had got on the car while it stood still |
and after it started was working his
way by the hand bars to where a |
youngster accompanying him was
His hand missed one of the |
bars and he fell off the footboard.
Ichthyologist Potter. of the Aquari- !
lIm added a new specimen to his co.,
lection yesterday after an hours fish
ing around coral clump with net and |
glass-boX. The captive, which has not
been recognized as to name. is small |
but one of the most brilliant swim
mers in the tanks, his colors being
bright gold and purple. A large num-
Der of visitors were at the Aquarium
yesterday.
In commemoration of the victory of
the German training ships barge crew
over the British cable steamer Restor-
ar's crew yesterday afternoon, a ban
luet was held last evening at the Ha
Haiian Hotel. ct this time the silver
cup trophy was presented to the Win
aing crew, and addresses suitable to
he occasion We're made. The dinner
vas served in the Eva lanai which |
vas decorated with the national coiors
If Germany and England. Besides the
MEMBERS of the two crews there were
also present German Consul Pfoten-
laUer. British Consul Layard, Lieut..
Cushman, Judge Stanley and others.
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