The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-16
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Honolulu Harbor No. 81, A. A. of NJ
and p, will not meet tonight.
Yesterday was the first anniversar.
of the inauguration of Hon. w. F
Frear as Governor.
The funeral of Lane Webster viii
take place from Central Union church
this afternoon st three.
Nine crap shooters were arrested neal
the brewery yesterday afternoon by &
force of detectives and regular police
Hippolito Mosquera and J. H. Ket-
eheson yesterday, in the United States
District Court, applied for their final
citizenship papers.
L. McCandless, accompanied by
Edward Ingham, and J. K. Lowe as in
terpreter, has gone to Maui to make a
political tour of that Island.
Judge Andrade yesterday sentenced
Douglas Brown to term of nine
months in prison for the theft of 1925
worth of pipe, the property of the tel
ephone company.
Miss Staceyis subject for this after
noon Cher last Sunday in Honolulu
ssThe Love that Fulflls the Law; A
'eloek, Kilohana Art League. Admis-
sion free; collection for expenses.
The Christian Endeavorers of Cen. raj
Union church win have charge of the
meeting at Leah Home this afternoon.
Car leaves Pawaa Junction at 2:30
'clock for Kaimuki.
Frank Grau, for about the twelfth
time in the past year and half, was
sent to prison yesterday as a vag.
Grau's failing is liquor. He was sem
fenced to six months imprisonment.
The Maui Supervisors have elected
John W. Kalua County Attorney in
succession to ID. III. Case, resigned.
Haia, Kaiue and Henning voted for
Kalua, and Meyer and Pogue for Hitch
cock.
Judge Robinson viii sit with Justices
Wilder and Ballou in the Supreme
Court tomorrow to hear the petition for
a construction of the trust deed by
which the Oahu Sugar Company bonds
are secured.
Mrs Minna Lucweiko, widow of
Frank Lucweiko, known in his lifetime
as Russian Frank" died yesterday |
morning at the Leah Home, where
She had been cared for since her hus-
band s death.
Dan Smith, who was arrested on com
plant of his wife, because he had |
threatened her life, swore before Judge
Andrade yesterday that he would be a
good boy and never threaten any more.
He also promised to let liquor alone. /
The band Vill not play at Emma
Square on Monday, on account of the
bandstand being painted, but there VIII
be music on Monday evening at the
Alex. Young Hotel roof garden, the last
concert on the roof garden being spoiled
by the welcome rain.
Major Cunning, u. s. A, comman-
dant of Fort Shafter, and Mrs. Dun
ming leave on the transport Thomas for
San Francisco next month. Major Dun
ming will participate in the test horse
back ride, an annual event inaugurated
a year ago by President Roosevelt.
Wong Choek, Chinese employed on
the Leprosarium at the Leper Settle
ment, was brought over yesterday on a
warrant charging him with violation of
the Edmunds Act. He says that there
are none but Chinese employed there
still, but that instead of their paying
fifty cents day of their wages to
the City Mill Company, they now only
pay twenty five cents since the investi-
CATION by the Federal grand jury.
A wireless telegram yesterday from
announced that Lane Webster,
a son of Harry E. Webster, died on
Friday night at 9 clock from the
result of an accidental gunshot wound.
Lane Webster was about eighteen years
Of age and was visiting the J. f.
Brown place with Anterior and Arthur
Gilman, Vincent Genoves and Lionel
Steiner, Mrs Brown and her daughter /,
Alice being there for the summer. 1t
IS supposed the accident occurred while /,
the boys were out deer hunting. The
remains are expected here by the Mi /,
Sahala this morning.