The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Hawaiian Lodge holds a special meet
ing this evening, with work in the sec
ond degree.
It is stated that Secretary Atkin-
son viii be absent two months and
VIII not return alone.
w. II Hoogs has announced himself
as a candidate for the Senate, subject
to the action of the convention of Re
publican delegates.
Philo, alias Phillips F'reitas, is he'd
a the police station to answer to a
charge Of assault and battery, the COM
plainant being Mrs. Lucy Ross.
Koficroski, James Lucy, Robert Till
man, Fred Moberg and ]. W. Brit
were each assessed SO and costs yes
terday at the police court for drunk
enness.
August Herring disposed of a watch
the property of Louis Meyers. last
January and was arrested for it yes.
terday. The timepiece was valued by
the owner at s1G0.
Mrs. p n. Lilienthal, wife of the
manager of the Anglo-Californian Bank
of San Francisco, died in New York,
September 1. She had been a sufferer
for a long time. She was well known
in Honolulu. Mr.. Lilientha1 is a close
friend of Col. Macfarlane
Sentence was suspended for thirteen
months by Judge De Bolt yesterday in
the case of Amin, an aged Chinaman
found guilty of selling liquor without a
license The jury, in finding the man
guilty, recon mended him to the mercy
of the court.
II is reported that Collector of Gus
toms StackabIe has chartered a steam
ship and that the first detachment of
Portuguese immigrants are now on the
way to Hawaii from the Azores, via
Cape Horn. 1t is said that about
thousand immigrants will be in the
first lot.
Miss Marian Sterling of Oakland and
"Toots" Cunha OF Honolulu were mar
ried August % at ST. Francis de Sales
Church, Oakland, only the immediate
family witnessing the ceremony. The
couple will make their home in Grass
Valley, where the groom is to engage
in business
E. I. Herrick, manager of the Seat
tie Brewing &c Mailing Company |
branch in Honolulu, leaves for Seat |
tie next month, to remain permanent !
~ away from the islands. Mr.. Her |
rick does not know yet who will be |
his successor. He has been here
about two years.
George Casson, who was in the chefs
department. at the Moana up to last |
February, returned on the Korea Mon
lay from Paris. While in the French t
capital he took a special course in |
cookery under the chef of the Grand |
Hotel. He has returned with new
IDEAS and goes into the kitchen of the
Alexander Young Hotel
Miss Julia Dean, the actress who !
was here with the NELL Company,
was married in the latter part of !
August to OEme Caldara, leading
man at the Chicago Opera House. |
The couple We're married quietly /
either in Waukegan or Milwaukee. Il
Mrs. Caldera is the niece of the ORR
gina1 Julia Dean, a star of more than /
forty years ago, and the grand Il
laughter of Edwin Dean, a prominent
theatrical manager in the East early
n the last century. Il
In polling jurors yesterday in the
ase of the Territory VS.. Tai Sow,
harged with selling liquor without a
license, Judge Gear, attorney for de-
endant, questioned the talesn,an as to
whether or not they We're members of
he Anti-Saioon League. He also ques-
Toned the constitutionaIity of the stat
lite regarding the sale of liquor be-
ause it provided that no one could
of liquor without license.
lie contended this could be construed to
mean that one could not serve liquor
0 his guests at his own home
superintendent of Education Rabbit
tated yesterday that there was a large
1crease in school attendance this term
lie has not yet obtained actual figures.
one schools have received far more
upilS than they accommodate. In
ONE instances this is due to children
DING to schools without having re-
eived releases from the schools they
TENDED last year. Unless the pupil
an snow a good reason for wishing to
ttend another school than the one he
r she was in last year the former |
aacher will not give release.