The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

1t is stated that proceedings for the
disbarment Of ". c, Achi will begin
shortly.
Court LunaIilo No. $500. A. 0. F.
will meet in Pythian Hall this evening
at 7:3O.
The Cleaners will meet today with
Mrs. Gregory, 1916 Tharston avenue
at 8 0 clock
Rev. Mr.. Wadman is headed home
ward and expects TO reach Honolulu
December : on the Mongolia.
Attorney E. A. Douthitt returned
yesterday from Kau. He reports Sc.
we're dry weather IN that region.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. l, L.
:. W. Y. will hold a regular meeting
in Waverley Hall at 7:30 this even
ing.
According to a letter from Carlos
Sebastian Kaulukou, Mrs. Annis Mon
tague Turner has returned from Milan
to New York.
Many people visited the art exhibi-
ton of the Kilohana League yesterday
afternoon and evening. 1t will remain
open for some time.
Haiku plantation has declared an
extra dividend of 3 per cent. this
month, in addition to the regular divi-
dend of ~ per cent.
This evening at the clock meet.
ing for men at st. Andrew s cathedral,
Bishop Restarick will speak on "The
Holy Church UNIVERSAL
Joe Cohen announces that the Lilli-
putians, who made such a hit a year
ago at the Orpheum, will be here
again, arriving March 5.
J. Hastings Rowland, former Assist
ant Superintendent of Public Works,
and Miss Allie May Hoitt of Roxburv,
Mass, are to be married December Z.
Wireless Expert A. A. Isbell left by
the Mauna Kea yesterday for Hilo,
where he will make tests for the best
location in that region for a wireless
station.
The Democrats of the Fourth Pre-
cinct of the Fourth District are re-
quested to attend a meeting of the
precinct club tonight at 1880 Bere-
tania avenue.
The Hoola and Hooulu Lahui So
cietv will hold their regular monthly
this morning at 10 clock at
the Kapiolani Maternity Home. All
members are requested to attend.
w. c. Peacock & Co. yesterday re-
ceived a cable from Tom Fitch in re-
gard to the sake decision, which says:
Writ of certorari granted on its own
merits. Notwithstanding Attorney Gen
eral Bonaparte S opposition. Final de-
cision for rs is certain. -
Manager Bidgood of Haleiwa, who
has returned from the Volcano House,
which he used to manage, says that
the lava has risen in the crater to
about the 4O0-foot mark and is far
more active than he ever expected to
see it. There is an astonishing show
IF volcanic force and motion, and the
activity seems to be increasing.
Sheriff Taukea received a request in
s mail from the Chief of PO
ice of Sacramento to arrest one Aki-
mi Murakami, wanted for murder, in
ease the man should come here. He
shot and killed Yosu Ito and wounded
Mrs. Tama Ito at Walnut Grove, No
pember il, 1908. Murakami was given
a farewell banquet three nights be-
fore the murder was committed. He
to return to Japan, but might
stop off here.
A few months ago a dredger worker
at Pearl Harbor named Mccall was
drowned while out in small boat.
The father, who resides in Science
tadv, n. Y, was notified, and he asked
for aftidavits from the police depart
ment and others who saw the acct
dent. John Rothwell, who worked on
the dredger at the time of the acct
dent, received request a few days
ago to send similar affidavit. 1t
went forward on the Hilonian yester-
day
Jack Belser's Buick auto caught on
FIRE late Monday night on the Moana-
ina road this side of the entrance to
the polo grounds and was completely
used up, only a heap of iron remain
ng. The machine has been in the
garage undergoing repairs, and was
taken out Monday evening by a work
man. While on the road the machine
lid not run easily. and while adjusting
povtion of the machinery, there was
an explosion of gasoline, and in a
short time the entire machine was en-
,eloped in flames. The auto is in
ured.