The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-08
LOCAL BREvITIES.


town.
Mrs. Eben Low arrived from Hawaii
yesterday.
Senator Bishop returned from Hawaii
yesterday on the Kinau.
Miss Alice Smith returned yesterday
from a vacation spent at Mana
President Pinkham win ignore ].
Lor WalIachs offer of $500 for any
case of leprosy he cannot cure
Just out. Souvenir postals with a
panoramic view of the cruisers now in
Honolulu harbor. On sale at all curio
dealers.
A branch of the Kauikeaouli Society
has been organized in Hilo with a
membership of seventy men and sixty
women.
Henry c. Hapai, Registrar of Public
Accounts, will perform the duties of
the treasurer during the absence of
the latter.
Mrs. Geo Ross, wife of the manager
of HopoluIu plantation, returned with
Miss Creighton, On the Kinau, from a
visit to Hawaii.
Captain Orwell, who has been max
ing the Hilo people feel good over the
prospects of building a breakwater, ar
rived home yesterday.
Lectures on Hawaii with stereopti
con views will be delivered during this
week and next on board the Maryland
by Rev. w. D. Westervelt.
The two boys who were captured at
Waimanalo Friday have confessed to
stealing lamps and brass and other
metals along the waterfront.
Chief Clerk Conkling of the Execu-
tive department escorted Congressman
Higgins. returning home by the Sher-
man. to the ball games yesterday.
Miss Helen Girvin, formerly stenog-
+ rapher in the office of Judd. Mott
Smith & Hemenway, is now stenogra-
pher in the executive department.
William G. Chalmers, who has the
contract for grading. at Fort Shafter,
has declared his intention of becoming
a citizen. He is native of Canada.
Governor Frear yesterday afternoon
paid the visit to Palolo Valley which
ne had planned to pay a week ago
but which was prevented by his trip
to Kauai.
Congressman Higgins. who attracted
attention during his stay here in June
by his plain speaking, is returning by
the transport Sheridan. He spent four
weeks in Japan.
Superintendent Rabbit has arranged
with Admiral Dayton for a day to be
set apart when the children of the
public schools can visit the cruisers
of the squadron.
Judge De Bolt yesterday allowed L.
Paaluhi S. a month alimony pending
her suit against ]. Paaluhi for divorce
She is seventy-two years of age, and
he is seyenty-five.
Judge De Bolt has removed w. r.
Sims as the guardian of the person
and estate of his son Willie, who was
adopted several years ago by William
H. Charlock and wife.
The quarterlv rnseting of the district
branch. womanss Auxiliary, will be
81 held at 80 Q. m. tomorrow at the resi-
dence of Canon Macintosh. 1t is hoped
that all the parish branches will be
represented.
At the religious services to be held
on board the cruiser Maryland this
morning at 1890 the officers and crew
will be addressed by Rev. John l..
Hopwood chaplain of the Kamehame-
ma schools. Stanley Livingston Will
sing.
San Chan Wan, Korean who
bought old metal from the gang OF
bows who have beenklooting the wa
terfront lately, pleaded guilty to re-
ceiving stolen goods yesterday ana
was fined $50 and sent to jail for sixty
days.
A cable request has been sent to
Surgeon General wyuan asking per-
mission for DR.. James of the Marine
HOSPITAL Service to accompany the
spanish and Portuguese immigrants
who are to be deported. Many of them
have trachoma.
The Union Express Company ana the
Pacific Transfer Company nave con-
solidated. The business will De con-
ducted at the office of the Paclnc
transfer Company on King street Inc
Dew company will be known as the
TJnion-Pacif1c Transfer Company.
A freight train on the Oahu Ran
rvav was derailed about three miles
Yhis side of Waianae yesterday morn
snp several oil cars and fiat cars were
.rrecked. A temporary track was
snaadilv built around the wreck SO
that other trains could pass.
The Ladies. Auxiliary and Division
one. A. o. H., win give tneir Iousel
anniversary ball at the AieAan Cl1
Young Hotel on Saturday evening, oo,
tober u. and assure all their Irisnus =,
the usual good time. Everything nc.
been planned to make the dance MUS
enjoyable affair.
l.. E. Pinkham, president OF tl,e
BOARD of Health, will leave for wa
mea. Hawaii, in about ten Gays =
select a site for the home 1or mo-
leprous boys of leprous parents wn,o-
was authorized by the last Leg i0-e
4ure. 1t is planned to MAKE tnis noins
60, home and to teach the boys
practical agriculture.