The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Park.
Captain John Barneson has returned
to San Mateo, after a hurried trip to
Coalinga.
E. F. Nichols, assistant manager of
the Hilo Mercantile Co., is in the city
en- route to the Coast.
DR.. A. J. Derby leaves for the Coast
on the Manehuria and will return on
the same steamer August 81.
Mrs. Anne NJ. Prescott of the Homo
lulu Times is preparing TO enter the
communion of the Roman Catholic
church.
Mrs. A. J. Lyon is spending the
months of August and September on
TantaIus, as guest of General and
Mrs. Davis.
Four gamblers, all Porto Ricans,
were brought to the police station last
night as the result of raid headed
BY Special Officer Minvelle.
Mrs Kemalia Kuhia takes this
means of thanking the Hawaii Ponoi
Society for their sympathy and kind
help in her recent bereavement.
Mrs. David Center has received no.
tifeati0n that she and her children
will share in the estate of the late
John Center of San Francisco.
The Paradise is out with fine pic
lures and letter-press, and is just the
thing to send to someone whose mind
is turning towards Hawaii in search of
a home
R. W. Filler, who succeeds D. E.
Metzger as superintendent of the Hilo
Railroad, arrived at Hilo, with his
family, from San Francisco by the En-
terprise.
United States District Attorney
Breekons returned yesterday from his
vacation spent at Waimea, Hawaii. He
expresses himself as having had de-
lightful time.
Miss Louie Stacey's subject for to-
day, Christianity, Freemasonry, Social,
ism and Their Relation, at p m, XII
lohana Art League. All invited. Col,
lection for expenses.
The Territorial grand jury has issued
a subpoena for United States Attorney
Breckons TO appear before it on Mon
day, in the Isoi investigation. It was
Breekons who had the Iaukea note for
500 photographed.
While United States Attorney Brock
ons and his wife and daughter We're
at Waimea they were rendered a luau
in celebration of the fifteenth anniver-
sary of their marriage.
a new Japanese camp is being
planned for kinau street, near piikoi.
There are already two camps on the
same street, and there is another large
one on Beretania avenue just through
the block.
Mr.. Bartlett of the Honolulu Brew
ery received a cablegram yesterday
morning from A. Hooking in response
to one he had sent Hooking says no
damage was done the Hongkong Brew
cry by the typhoon.
The japanese of Honokaa have of
fered the use of their school building
to the Department of Public Instrue-
ton until the new four-room school
house. the contract for which has just
been let, is completed.
r. ". Warham. for the past three
years connected with w. w. Dimond &
Co.. has purchased the Manhattan Cafe
on Fort street. and will devote his en-
tire time to its management and will
be pleased to meet all his friends.
A large number of Hindus passed
through town yesterday afternoon from
the Palama region to the Kakaako dis
triet Apparently they came in from
the plantations. They had their out
fits of beds and bedding and cooking
utensils with them.
A Spaniard who came on the He'll
opolis a year ago last April, with his
six children. called on Governor Frear
Yesterday. His wife has been sick in
the hospital. and he claims he has been
unable to get work. Governor Frear
promised TO investigate.
Wong Sar. the husband of Chung
See. whom Inspector Fennell arrested
on Friday night at Waipahu for sell
ing booze without a license, was ar
rested himself on a warrant yesterday,
the charge being that of keeping in
toxicating liquors for sale.
Attorney General Hemenway re-
eeived letter from L. A. Thurston
yesterday asking that no further steps
be taken at present toward the dis
missal of the tax appeal of the Hilo
Pineapple Company which is now in
default before the Supreme Court.
Pedro Roderigues. after a row with
All Hung in the Chinese restaurant on
Hotel street, opposite the Chinese the
alter. last night, laid out his foe with
over the Chinaman s cue and cutting
his scalp open. He is under arrest for
assault with a deadly weapon.
A Panama dispatch of July % says
that Major Russell and eleven marines
who were recently bitten by dog safr
fering from rabies, would leave for
New York for treatment. This is prob
ably Major Russell of the Marine
Corps who was stationed at The Ho-
nolulu Naval Station a short time ago.
The committee of the Board of Su-
pervisors appointed TO investigate the
Iaukea-Isoi matter held session yes
terday forenoon. Sheriff Iaukea was
present. Tsoi was examined. Super
visors Keaioha, Archer and Fern are
the committee. County Attorney Cath
cart and Assistant County Attorney
Milverton were in attendance. The
committee adjourned to 10 O'Clock
Monday morning.
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