Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-06
LOCAL and GENERAL.

2p. m.-No case today. This
is the fourth day since the last
case of plague was taken. Her
man NJ. Levy is quite comfort
able, no worse in any way.
DR.. HOFFMAN, has not given q
decision in his case, being en-
gagged In incubation expert
ments on animals with mater
ial from the patient
The P. v. and s. Co. have hay and
grain for sale.
Kaahalama, che fa gaming, was fined
SIS and costs.
New York, Feb. 27-Sugar-raw
quiet. Refined quiet.
The Noeau will probably sail for
Kauai tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Palace square is having It's wrinkles
smoothed out by the new road super
visor.
Henry c. lde of Vermont has been
appointed to the new Philippine Com
mission.
Frank Davey win give lecture be.
fore the Camera Club tonight at 1880.
Subject, Landscape Photography"
II. c. Bride, vagrancy, had sentence
suspended for six months, to give him
chance TO go to work or leave the
country.
The American brig Harriet g. de-
parted for Mahukona this morning to
take on a cargo of sugar for San
Francisco.
Mr.. McCullom, Kapiolani park rang
er, has given Commissioner Haughs
kou tree seeds to exchange for Austria
liam seeds.
Road Supervisor Campbell has made
the King and Fort street intersection
good for both wheeled traffic and
pedestrians.
The Orpheum Cafe, just opened, is
doing rushing business which is fully
warranted by the excellence Of the
meals served. See New Today.
Frank Sylvia was fined 500 and costs
for assault and battery on Nascimento.
He assaulted his victim while the lat
ter was assisting police officer.
The Gaelic arrived off harbor at 2
W
ticed until four hours later. This
makes the second occurrence Of the
same kind within week.
It Is reported from Washington that
Justice Gray of the Supreme Court
may resign soon. EX-Secretary of
State Day and Attorney General Griggs
are considered possible successors.
Many people were disappointed by
the early closing of the Gaelic mail
this morning. One OF the most promi-
nent brokers haa planned to send coin
to the Coast for buying mp Hawaiian
Commercial.
Say. do you know where ! can get a
good carriage? Sure' At the Hawa-
iian Hotel Carriage Co., corner Hotel
and Richards streets. Tel. 81. Moth
ing but first class carriages and ex-
perienced drivers.
The young son Of J. T. Taylor fell
this morning from the upper veranda
in front of his residence and sustained
quite few injuries. Although severe
ly shaken up and badly bruised, no
serious results are anticipated.
Two horses were scared by the steam
roller opposite the Independent. office
within half minute this afternoon.
The driver Of the first horse in an ex-
press wagon, held him down, but the
other had no driver and was stopped as
elsewhere stated.
The new sugar boat Potrero had her
official trial trip in San Francisco re-
Gently, and proved herself one of the
finest boats of her class on the bay,
She Is to replace the Resolute, the
sternwheeler that has carried sugar
from the refinery TO Steuart street
wharf for years.
Julius Rialto was sentenced to one
years Imprisonment and payment OF
costs, for larceny, second degree, by
District Judge w. l.. Wilcox this morn
ing. He is the man who was trapped
for highway robber on Saturday
night. The charge being changed as