The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-12-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

GEORGE A. Cool, business manager of
the HiIo Tribune, arrived in the city
yesterday on the Kinau.
Honolulu Harbor No. "a, A. A. of NJ.
and p. viii meet in odd Fellows
building at this evening.
WALLACE now proposes to start his
healing experiment, independently of
the Board of Health, at the house of
Mrs. Atcherley.
William G. Irwin has been elected
president Of the Mercantile Trust Co.
of San Francisco, of which for some
time he has been vice president. He
succeeds the late President Rideout.
Bishop Trust Co., administrator of
the. estate Of Chun Along, for the year
lust passed received SCI .299S1 and ex-
pended s17O1.Sl. There is cash of $685.
sos in bank, an increase of SIS, 117.48
High Sheriff Henry, in a supple
mental return to the writ of habeas
corpus, says he can not produce the
body Of Attorney ]. VI. Vivas of Wal
luku in court because he is at large
under bail.
On November Is. Elsie Barmbronch
of Honolulu, niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
w Heine of the Queens Hotel, also
known here as Elsie Heine, was mar
ried at Seattle, the name of the groom
being w NJ. B. Strickland. The off,
ciating clergyman was Rev. Mr.. Van
Horn.
Louis Andrade, one of the earliest
Portuguese settlers in Hawaii, died at
the Queens Hospital of kidney trouble
yesterday morning. He was prosper
Gus and highly respected and leaves
wife and large family, one of his
sons being District Magistrate Frank
Andrade
At the business meeting of the Cen
trail Union Christian Endeavor Society
last evening the following appropria-
tions were made for 1908: Hilo Boys
boarding school, $25: work among the
japanese, $25; work, among the Chi
nese, s25: city missionary work, as dis
tributing fruit and flowers. etc., $50.
The arrest was made yesterday af-
ternoon of Harry Chiffon, supposed to
be the man who made a vicious and
cowardly assault on E. P. Irwin,
Bulletin reporter, after the baseball
game on Thursday. He will appear
for trial tomorrow morning, being out
now on a cash bail of twenty-five dol
lars.
+. Fl. Lewis, of the Mint Saloon, was
up before Judge Andrade yesterday,
charged with an infraction of the liquor
law. As was the case with the other
such charges which came up last week,
no attempt to find out whether the law
had been violated or not was made, but
a demurrer was entered against the
STYLE of the complaint. The decision on
the demurrer will be rendered on We'd
nesday.
Young Kong Tet, one of the partners
in the saloon at the corner of King
and Maunakea streets, is booked at
the police station on a charge of hav-
ing supplied Frank Peterson, alias
Manuel Dirigo, with booze, while Pc
terson's name heads the list of those
styled habitual drunkards. On the
same charge a bartender of the ac-
cused was pulled some time ago, the
case being nol-prossed to get at the
principal.
Memorial services will be held this
afternoon by Honolulu lodge No. 616,
b. P. O. Elks. Besides a parting
march from 'Venore'' by Raft at the
opening the symphony orchestra will
later play at intervals selections from
Beethoven and Handel. Interspersed
with ritual of the day will be singing
by a ladies' quartet and vocal solos
by Mrs. Mackall and Mr.. Jenkins. Rev.
Doremus Scudder will offer prayer and
pronounce the benediction. Addresses
will be delivered by L. E. Pinkham and
John A. Hughes.