The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.


the Moana Hotel today.
Smooth wire has replaced barbed
wire in the Capitol lawn fence.
Bishop Libert is fast recovering from
an operation on one of his hands.
Miss Yarrow will have left San Fran
cisco for Honolulu on the 21st inst.
Demosrhenes Lycurgus. manager of
Kilauea Volcano House, is in the city.
Clay Nj Hudson of the Hno Mercantile
Company was Kinau arrival yester-
day.
Mrs. Helen Rowland and daughter
leave for tho mainland for an extended
visit
There are thirty-three cases ready
| for the next session of the Supreme
Court.
DR.. Olssen-Leffer rubber expert. is
here looking into the local rubber in
dustry.
Rev. E. B. Turner will preach at
Central Union both morning and even
ing today.
William A Love has cabled his safe
arrival at Portsmouth, O.. the home
of his wife's parents.
John Lowell was favored in the Dem
ocratic caucus Friday night for Rep
resentative from the Fifth District in
stead of S. Koloa.
| Mr.. Ginacas cane cutter was taken
to Honolulu plantation yesterday and
| VIII receive practical test in presence
| of experts within few days.
a cablegram has been sent by the
| Chamber Of Commerce to F. NJ. Hatch
at Washington. asking him to repre-
sent that body at the Mohonk Confer
ence.
On account of the illness of Attorney
Ashford the injunction case of 0. r.
! & L. Co. VS.. John F. Colburn was con-
| tinued one week before Judge Robin
| son yesterday.
| D. E. Metzgar of Hilo, superintendent
| of the Eilo Railway. is here as a dele
gate to the Democratic Territorial Con-
| vention. P. p Woods is a delegate to
the same convention from Kohala.
A church fair is to be held on the
parsonage grounds of South Kona, Ha-
wall at the beginning of November,
| 1906. Contributions to the aforesaid
will be gratefully received by the
Ladies' Guild of South Kona.
The postponed quarterly meeting of
the ST. Louis College Alumni Associa-
ton will be held today at 1920 a. m.
| in College Hall. All members are re-
quested to be present, as some import
ant business Is to be transacted.
A lady at Punahou lately had a valu-
able diamond pin stolen from a room in
her house. Other valuables, including
a gold watch, were in sight of the thief
but not taken. Assistant County At
| torney' Lake is investigating the theft.
Ballou & Marx are the attorneys who
filed the documents that broke the rec
ords, as reported yesterday-namely,
| the Manchuria libel for 100000 and the
Parker deed of partition with exchange
consideration of $500. 900 and stamp
| duty of $4,000.
Special officer Muleitner was up to
last night still in charge of the steam
ship Manchuria, attached under the
| $500, coo libel of the Commercial Pacific
Cable Co. The bond for the vessel
release is fixed at $500 900 under ad-
miralty rules.
George Wainee, indicted for the muir
der of his wife at Kalihi on June g.,
will be put on trial before Judge De
Bolt tomorrow. Deputy Attorney Gen
eral Prosser will prosecute and S. B.
Kingsbury and r. B. Anderson appear
Tor the defense.
Rev. DR. Geo Heber Jones will preach
this morning in the Methodist Episco-
pal church, on "Christ's Message
About Prayer In the evening Rev J.
l., Hopwood will preach. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. and Epworth League meet
ing at $50. p. III.
Hamada and Iwasaki, who beat a
Brother Cinnamon with an iron bar as
the result of long dispute over the
boycott fund, were each fined SO and
/ costs by Judge Whitney yesterday.
Theirs was the only conviction regis
tered at the police court.
Tie cablegranI which was interpreted
yesterday as saying that Seattle was
flooded probably meant that the steam
er City of Seattle was either flooded or
f1oated. The steamer went ashore Sep
TENDER 20 Seattle flooded was the
cablegram in it's original form.
After the body of James Carroll had
been taken to the morgue on Friday
night it was decided that an inquest
was unnecessary. DIR. Cooper had been
treating the deceased up to the time
of his death for some weeks and was
quite willing to issue a death certifi-
cate without q post mortem.
BIuWeIl, WHO deI6Ilueu Ma
nase for murder at Sacramento, in a
letter to Rev. H. Manase, father of the
condemned young Hawaiian, denounces
one John Slow as a trickster and fraud.
Slow had written to Mr.. Manase ask
ing him for $500, on the pretense that
he had put up that amount for his
sons defense.
Mr.. Dempster, a retired business man
of New Zealand left for home yester-
day in the Miowera after a sojourn of
several years here. He came for a
short visit, but the charms of the elm |
ate, with the geniality of old friends
he met in the islands. We're too strong |
a lure to resist until now. Much of !
his stay was spent on Kauai.
Christian church. corner Alakea and
King streets. Junior c. E, 8 a. M; |
Senior c. E., $50 p. m; Bible school, |
9: As. a. m. Preaching; II a. m, "A