The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.


berkeley, Cal, in the Korea
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Jones leave III
the Korea on a trip to Boston
Governor Carter and family greatly
enjoyed an automobile trip TO Wal
manalo on Sunday.
:. There viii be special meeting OF
'Eawa ian Lodge this evening with work
in the third degree
w. Scott Sims. an American torpedo
manufactures, is returning home from
Japan in the Korea
r. Hamilton was lodged in the police
station last night. where he will be
held for investigation.
Louis Schweitzer and family will
leave September 4 for Salt Lake City.
to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. F. Klamp returned in the Ko-
rea from visit to her father, General
Girard, L. s. A, at Manila.
Court Canoes. No. 81. A. o. F., meets
this evening in San Antonio hall on
Vineyard street. Regular business.
A. Trask was arrested yesterday on
a warrant sworn out by his, daughter.
The charge is assault and battery.
Brainerd Smith leaves in the Korea
for a visit to his old home in Boston
and expects to return in November.
The Misses Helen and Freda Gay
leave on the Korea today for Califor-
mia to re-enter school at San Jose, Cal.
Mr.. super, the new secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A, has cabled that he will
arrive here next Monday on the Man
churia
New commissions have been issued
by Governor Carter for L. A. Thurston
and H. E. Cooper as park commits
sioners.
The Drill team of Excelsior Lodge
will meet at I O'Clock, in the hall this
evening. All members are requested to
be on time.
A. Nelson, of eastman and Nelson.
received cablegram yesterday an
nouncing the death of his father in
San Francisco.
Besides a number of Americans
many Portuguese went to Hauuia on
Sunday to view the farming lands
shortly to be opened.
w. G. Walker has returned from ia
pan. whittier he went in connection
with j. A. NJ. Johnson's business. He
was i'll in Yokohama.
Charles Hubert, German, was natur-
allied by Judge Dole yesterday. He
was admitted to citizenship under dec
laration of intention papers.
A Japanese rooming house on King
street, near Liliha, took fire at 1925
yesterday morning. The flames were
put out before the firemen arrived
his automobile into the guava bushes,
on the Pail road yesterday, by a wheel
flying off He was not seriously hurt
It is reported that Captain Sam Les
lie who has been in the Queens Hos
pital for the past week with typhoid
fever, is seriously i'll and in a dangerous
condition.
Beneficial parasites were received on
Saturday from A. Koebele, entomolo-
gist, now pursuing his researches in
Mexico on behalf of the Territory and
the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Associa-
tien.
Because he had threatened to kill
her unless her conduct was always to
his liking, the wife of Joseph Ernest
berg had him arrested yesterday. He
viii appear for hearing this morn
ing.
Messrs. kinney, BaIlou, Ashford, c.
A. Long and Edings of the bar are
expected at Lihue tomorrow morning
fer a final hearing of the famous Ka-
hilina estate contest before Judge
Hardy
F. r. Adams, supervisor at large,
has written from the Coast to friends
saying he will not be a candidate at
this election owing to the monopolizing
of his time by the affairs of Alexander
& Baldwin.
Jas. F. Morgan while east ordered an
outfit of modern machinery for Loves
When it is installed the es-
tablishment will be able to produce |
varieties of the staff of life now large
y imported.
A. Carvalho, the alleged slayer of |
Magnus Folktward. came up for a pre-
urinary hearing yesterday in the pol
ice court. He was recommitted to the |
,ells without any evidence being Of
'ered and will be brought up again on
he 9th.
Estimating from the increase in
school children since last census, Gov-l
,rnor Carter believes the present popu-i
atom Oh the 16rFltOFy 6&CeeuS AoutVVu.
n a total population of 154001 in 1900
he school enrolment was 1857 pupils, II
md today 21.143 pupils are enrolled.
A. Nelson, of the firm of Nelson e
Eastman. received the sad news yes
erday of the death of his father in
Oakland. The deceased was one of thei
iged refugees of the San Francisco
disaster who has failed to recover from
he experiences of that trying time.
L. D. Tinmons, well known around
own, is in the police station records
IS a vagrant, having been arrested as
uch on Saturday. Timmons has been
IN the down grade for some time and
ome such action against Him has been
ong expected and was necessary for
lis own good.
The Daily Commercial News of San
francisco of August has the follow
ng in it's Stock Exchange report:
There were only fractional and I'M
important changes in sugars. sales be
ng 120 shares, compared with 200
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