The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-11-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


carriers.
The Scottish Thistle Club meets
this evening.
Fort street begins to present a
holiday-like appearance.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.--Weather
cloudy, wind light southwest
The Advertiser has put Thanks
giving Day six days too early.
The Makaweli mill will not prob
able start grinding again until De
cember L.
Ladies will be pleased to notice
that Mrs. A. NJ. Mellis has resumed
dressmaking.
The paymaster of the Philadel-
phia is Lieut.. Armes, not "Ames,"
as the types made it the other day.
Mr.. G. w. Macfarlane can supply
your table on Thanksgiving, Christ
mas or New Years with prime tur
keys and sucking pigs.
Mr. E. r. Hendry, manager of the
Hawaiian Hardware Co., returned
from visit to the Garden Isle by the
steamer Mikahala yesterday.
One of the heaviest showers of
rain fell early Sunday morning, aud
continued at intervals throughout
the day. The streets were flooded.
j. Neill pleaded guilty of assault
and battery on Mr.. Pain on Satur-
day, in the District Court this morn
ing, and was sentenced to pay fine
Of $40.
There was a small blaze in the
rear of the Honolulu Planning Mill
early yesterday morning among some
lime stored there. Very little dam
age was done.
Sporting in the rain and drifting
with the deluge is an old-time Ha-
waiian sport, revived by several
young men in one of the swollen
streams yesterday morning.
Walter G.. Smith, editor of the
) Star, was arrested again Saturday
afternoon for libel, the charge beins
preferred by Mr.. Chas. B. Wilson
, the complainant in two former suits
Mr.. Hermann Kruger returned t.
his island home on the barkentin,
: Irmgard this morning, after an alb
sence of nearly two years Hermann
was greeted by host of friends OF
thestreet to-day. Willkommen.
Mr.. G. B. Dwight is laying curb
), ing of Hawaiian stone on the Ew
: sidewalk of Bethel street, between
King and Hotel streets. The con
a tract for constructing new side
walk was awarded him by Mr.. NJ. T
!, Robinson.
The Nuuanu reservoirs overflowe
- yesterday, causing a report to b
d circulated that the dam had broker
Nothing serious, however, occurred
To-day the three reservoirs are flu
to the brim, so that there isn't an
fear of water famine for some tim
30 to come.
,s j. P. Casey, bluejacket, viii
tuO luhuCuCC VI IohSlCloO
Of struck T. Cummins on Saturds
evening. The bluej jacket spent tv
= nights in Jail, and this mornir
pleaded guilty before Judge Rober
son. He was let off with nomin
~ fine of $3.
The street corners were infeste
IS with P. G. guards on duty with fl
Nj ed bayonets on Saturday and Su
IS day nights. Where there was /
shade poor fellows we're seen stan
~ ing shivering with the cold, regar
{, less OF the friendly advice, Son
ny in out of the rain"
ID jim Brown, better known as "Ru
I'd, sian Brown" and James Donova
es. had dispute yesterday, when
- the heat of passion Brown stru
Donovan with a bottle. In the D
No trict Court to-day Brown plead
Nv guilty and was sentenced to t
at days Imprisonment at hard labor
n Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McTig
,iil entertained houseful of friends
their snug home in Young street
~ OdCuIuoy oNeuluS, VAaI ooinS VAo
nay of their wooden wedding" anniv
ess, ' sary. After a rare supper off
ge. turkey and young pig, a please
time of dancing and music ensu'
vas Many nice presents we're given
, rn- the happy couple and their lit
Der daughter.
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ght Four houses at Pauoa marrow
escaped destruction by fire on Sat
!pt;; day night. 1t appears that the ,te
cad phone wires had come into cont
our with the electric light wire in Il
unit vicinity. The telephone wires
en- to be disconnected, and
~ y buckets of water on the instrum
quelled the flame. This occur
- about nine o'clock, when he
| shoMor Of rain mac fallinu