The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Tomorrow is HalIowe'e en-.

| Excelsior Lodge meets this evening.
The Y. NJ. c. A members take q
tramp up PunchbowI this evening.
The New York Baseball Club give a
| benefit dance on Saturday night at san
Antonio Hail
| County Clerk KaIauokalant had his
office force busy yesterday sending out
| election supplies to the country pre-
| cincts.
| Mrs. Agnes Judd and Miss Margaret
Lishman have gone to the Judd place
in Koolau to spend about a week They
VIII return Friday.
| DR.. Norgaard was notified yesterday
! of case of CHAMBERS not far from Moi
| liili, where ten horses are quarantined
| as reported yesterday.
| More fun than a box of monkeys at
| the Pacific Rebekah Ministries a Prog
ress Hall next Saturday evening. Tick
| cts for sale by members.
| The Japanese mercantile reception in
| celebration of the Emperor's birthday
| will be held on November instead of
the following evening on account Of the
| general elections.
Several witnesses were called by the
Territorial Grand Jury yesterday for
| the investigation into the alleged stuff
| ing of the register of voters by colo
| nizing in Kakaako.
Moses Aalona, an inspector of cleo
| ton, residing in Hauula, is reported
to have accepted money to boom a
PARTY other than that in whose inter-
est he was appointed.
The horse of Hack 123 reared about
$50 p. NJ. yesterday at the sight of
an automobile on the mauka side of
Hotel street and Nuuanu avenue and
fell over. The whippletree of the We
hicle was broken.
Mrs z. T. Herrick leaves for the
mainland on the Korea, going first to
Chicago and thence to Reno, New. Mr.
Herrick will leave for the Coast about
the Christmas holidays, going direct to
Reno, where ne will represent the Sc
attic Brewing Co.
A. CarvalhO. the alleged murderer of
Magnus FoIktward appeared in the
District Court yesterday for the last
time. his case having been taken up
in the higher courts. The charge
against him on the police court register
has been accordingly stricken Off
a train is now running over the new
tAttiISioii IIOIL iIuh u 70 IIduult oiI
November 1 a regular service viii be
established in connection with the
trains arriving al and leaving Kahuku.
Owing to a shortage of ties the work
of extending the line to Punaluu will
be indefinitely delayed.
Having failed to get Fred W. BeckIey |
to reconsider his refusal of candidature |
for the Senate, the Home Rulers are |
run. The law allows a substitute after |
the close of nominations providing a |
separate fee is deposited. 1t is said |
into the breach.
w. r. Patterson, whose reports as |
inspector of the Nuuanu dam led to the
calling in of H. Clay Kellogg as an ex-I
pert and his rendering of a report that |
the Government adopted, now says that |
the work on the structure under KEEL
logg's report is being scamped so that |
the dam will be just as dangerous as
if it had been built on the original |
plan and in the way he condemned.
A stand has been taken by the Chi
nese Republican Club to make candi-
dates pledge themselves to work for an
to the law relating to GER
a certificate now a Chinese has to pay
$3.50 and often a lawyers fee besides.
bringing the cost up to $50 or $40. The
club also wants the Delegate to work
in Washington for securing recognition
of Hawaiian birth certificates by the
Federal immigration officers.
The wife and two children of Han
San Won. the Korean murderer who
tried to commit suicide in prison a few
days ago, have been taken into the
Salvation Army home. This was after
the poor woman had called on Warden
Henry and told him she might as we'll
throw herself and infants into the sea
as attempt to drag a miserable exist
ence without her husbands support.
1t is said that the mans attempt at
self-destructiOn was due to a visit from
his wife, when she told him that she
and the children We're utterly destitute