The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Mauna Loa yesterday brought
pack large number of tourists who
rave been visiting the volcano.
William Mckinley Lodge No. 3 X
OF T., win meet in X. of P. Hall. Har-
fison building, at 1880 this evening.
Lily Forsyth was granted a divorce
from Adam Forsyth, on the grounds of
cruelty and non-support, yesterday in
the Circuit Court.
Lorn Farr Of Utah, celebrated Nor
mon, VINO died lately, has been repre
scented at the Mormon settlement here
by several members Of his family He
has 300 descendants.
Twelve men of the schooner Flaur
ence Ward were paid off Yesterday.
and the vessel was laid up for the rest
OF the winter. She will not be put in
service again before April.
Attorney General Hemenwav and
Deputy Attorney General Whitney are
putting the finishing touches on the
preliminary drafts of a number of bills
which will be submitted to the Legis-
lature.
Judgment against former Sheriff Tau
kea for $3.50, as costs in the suit Of
Lum Pax Chez against him, has been
filed in the Circuit Court Execution
was issued out of Judge De Bolt s
Court yesterday.
Down will be plucked from the
Eagles in Aerie 40 next Wednesday
| night. The hatchery is in the Harri-
son building, and the old birds with
their $500 paraphcrnalia will see that
the pin feathers are not frizzled.
The Hawaiian band will play this
afternoon at the Boys Field for the
| Chinese New Year s sports. There will
be no concert on Sunday, as the band
viii go with the National Guard regi
| ment to Kapiolani Park for drill.
The coroner's jury, in the case OF
! loshita, Japanese who was drowned
at Punaluu on January 10, sent in the
report on the man s death that "beine
unable TO swim and therefor he was
drowned, - to the Attorney General.
In the matter of the estate of Mar.
| garet V. Carter, Jessie X. Kaae was
| yesterday given until next Wednesday
to make a report as executrix of the
estate. Unless this report is forthcom
ing. she may be removed as eXecutrix
Professor Sherman Babson of the
| College of Hawaii will deliver a lee
ture on Romanticism; Grillparzer;
| Heine' on Monday afternoon at
o clock. This will be the tenth lee
| ture of the series on German litera
| ture given by Prof. Babson.
Hail. o Eagles, hail! Next Wednes
| day night the Eagles will venture from
! the incubator in Aerie 40 and brood
with artificial heat. The old birds viii
lock to the regulation of the tempera
tura. The new paraphernalia will en-
| tice the feathered tribe to the feeding
grounds.
Clerk Simonton of the Circuit Cour
| has made a report to Chief Justic'
Hartwell. showing that twenty-eigb
cases are being held up in probate. L
may be that negligent executors, ad
ministrators or guardians will b.
brought tc time through action taken
by the Chief Justice,
j. H. O Neil, proprietor of the Del
monieo Hotel, died yesterday mornin,
at the Palama Hospital, after Ion;
| illness. He viii be buried from tn
X. of P. Hall at p. m. today by Oahl
Lodge No. l, Knights of Pythias, tn
assistant fire chief being the master o
ceremonies Interment will be in tn
! Nuuanu cemetery.
The members of the College Club a
their annual meeting on Thursday al
ternoon elected their officers for 1905
as follows: President, Mrs. H. Z
Hendrick; vice president, Miss I. NJ
Pope; secretary treasurer, Miss MAJ
garet Peterson; assistant secretary
treasurer, DR.. c. Gilman; members o
the board of governors, Mrs. l. NJ. Co
and Miss Abbie Dow.