The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-10
LOCAL BREVITIES,

Queen Liiiuokalani is to leave for
Hawaii by the Kinau today.
Court Canoes No. $40, A. o. F.. vii
meet in San Antonio Hall at 7:s0 thi.
evening.
Captain ]. F. Carter of the Z. S. S.
| iroquois, is confined TO his bed with a
| lame back.
Excelsior Lodge No. 1. I. o. o. F.
viii meet in Odd Fellows Hall at 7:3C
this evening.
| Chung Wah Lodge No. 4, K. of P.
VIII meet at its hall, Vineyard street
at 7:S0 this evening.
| The band played at Emma Square
last evening. A large number of men
from the feet were present.
Mystic Lodge No. ?, X. of p. will
meet this evening at 7:30 in K. of P.
| Han. corner Fort street and Beretania
| avenue.
congressman Higgins is quoted as
saying that in his opinion there will
De no ship subsidy legislation at the
coming session of congress. =
A. NJ Brown has been appointed
prosecuting attorney for the police
court, succeeding Frank Andrada 4 He
VIII enter upon his duties SeWem-
Der L.
1t Is said that the Along case may
not be settled after all; that /. r.
Burns, one of the parties is not salts
ned with the terms of the proposed
compromise.
Fifty Spaniards and ten Portuguese
VIII be deported by the Amiral DRY.
They came on the Heliopolis and Ku-
meric Some are stowaways and some
trachoma patients.
Admiral Dayton, because of a pre-
vious engagement, has been compelled
TO decline an invitation to attend the
Hawaiian show to be given on Sat
urday evening at the Hawaiian opera
house by the Hawaiian Dramatic COM
pany.
The band concert Thursday evening
will be at the Seamen's Institute
grounds. Captain Berger will direct the
band. The public is invited, as it is
one of the regular public concerts,
though given complimentary to the
men of the squadron.
There will be a concert this evening I
at the Seamen's Institute compliment |
tary to the men of the fleet. The or
chestra from the Catholic Mission, |
under the direction of Father Valentin,
will give the concert. An invitation to
all the men of the fleet is given.
The ten dollar gold piece which the
jailor received in his months
pay and which would not ring, was
received by High Sheriff Henry yes
tarday in a registered letter. 1t proved
TO be a good coin but with crack in
it. A perfect coin was sent in its
place.
A cablegram was received yesterday
by Secretary of the Territory Mott
Smith from Surgeon General Wyman
in response to one sent to him asking
that DR.. James be sent with the de-
ported Spanish and Portuguese immi-
grants. It stated that DR.. James could
not be spared.
Former District Magistrate w. L.
Whitney yesterday entered upon his
duties as First Deputy Attorney Gen
eral. He appeared before the Supreme
Court in the matter of the Tax As
SCISSOR against E. J. Monsarrat. It was
stinulated that the matter should be
presented on briefs. III
E. A. Douthitt will leave Septemper
L9 for Shanghai where he will practice
aw. Former Deputy Attorney GeHer-
Il Fleming leaves tomorrow with his ,
family to take up his residence in
Shanghai where he viii also practice
aw. Both men have been in Shaug- i
1ai and know what the conditions are
here. II
H. E. Cooper and A. L. c. Atkinson
,alled on Admiral Dayton yesterday |
q request that the squadron remain
n Honolulu until after Regatta Day
rhe Admiral said if the request had
,een made sooner he would have been
rery glad to have done so, but it would
mean more coal and it was now i'm
possible. IL
With the opening of the schools the
question of truancy has become an
ctive one again. Principals viii keep l.
ecords of the truants which will as 9
list the police. Deputy Sheriff Jarrett
will have charge of the work of en-
orcing the truancy law. Sheriff Iau-
,ea suggests that parents themselves
an do much to aid in enforcing the
aw.