The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-11
THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER HONOLULU APRIL H. 1907
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Alameda yesterday.
George c. stratemeyer and five chill
dren left in the Alameda.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. 1, I. o
o. F., meets this evening at 1880 O'Clock
Yesterdays arrests for drunken.
keo.
Sol. KaIoa was taxed Sc and costs by
Judge Whitney for intoxication, yes
| terday.
Miss Gums dancing classes viii
meet at Kaiulani Home this afternoon
at $50 o'clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. z. f. Paxton were de-
parting Alameda passengers for visit
on the mainland.
Paul Isenberg will leave in the 81
| IBERIA on April % for visit of several
| months to Europe.
Lava subsidized suddenly in Kilauea
crater last week but is said to be
slowly rising again.
Robert Black and Haapu were fined
IS and costs for drunkenness in the
police court yesterday.
The ST. Louis Alumni are arranging
for another lecture by DR.. Payne on
his return from the volcano.
]. n. Pierce of Des Moines, Iowa,
left for home in the Alameda, expect
ing TO return with his son for an ex-
tended visit.
A horse with a badly diseased foot
was taken to the police station yester-
day and ordered destroyed by Officer
Rose Dawson.
Tommy Richards, charged with as
sault and battery, had sentence sus-
pended for thirteen months by Judge
Whitney yesterday.
An opening is being made between
the corner store and the next one in
the Progress block, lately bought by
Japan for it's consulate.
Jack London is evidently expected
here shortly for an application for the
use of the Orpheum for the novelist
to lecture in has been made to Man
ager Cohen.
q. S. Shipping Commissioner Amy
is paying attention to the practise of
masters who discharge sailors here
without the formalities prescribed by
law. A fine of $3.50 is provided for the
offense.
There will be Central Union church
sociable at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w. O. AtWater, 1921 Pensacola street,
Thursday afternoon, April II, at three
O'Clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
General Macarthur will retire from
active command in the army on April
30 and take up his abode in Milwaukee.
This is said to be a elimination of
he had with Secretary Taft
four years ago.
Emmanuel Friedlaender, the German
left for the volcano yes
terday While he visited Mauna Loa
summit crater in 1898 as previously |
stated, his brother, also scientific ex-
plorer, was the first one to reach the |
same crater, MokuaWeoweo, at the |
great eruption OF 1896.
w. F. Drake, q. deputy of the Inter-
lal Revenue collector, captured an |
,kolehao distillery, that was running
without license, in the Waianae
Mountains early yesterday morning. A
japanese and a native were arrested.
DR.. Drake thinks the liquor was made
rom bran and sugar instead of ii
cot.
DR.. Brinckerhoff is trying to get in
o communication with John J. Dug
an, the lowest bidder for construc-
ion of the Molokai leprosaTium. The
extractor is attending to q contract
n the Coast. Some of the unsuecess-
I'll bidders are complaining that their
ertified checks have not been re-
urned.
An appeal has been entered in the
Ninth Circuit Court Of Appeals, San
francisco, by the u. S. immigration
Ulcers at Honolulu from Judge Doles
ecision releasing a Japanese named
Nakashima on a writ of
abeas corpus. The subject had been
way to the Manchurian war and on
eturning here was held up by the of
cials for having trachoma.
superintendent Of Public Works Hol-
1way has notified the county author
les of his willingness to accept Male
Way, Metcalf street extension and Ma
GA avenue in the Highland Park ad-
ition, as laid down in Mr.. Desky's
Ian, with the understanding that the
lpervisors will consider them as pub
c highways and when funds are
valuable place them in proper eondi-
on.