Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-04
LOCAL and GENERAL.
Orphcum tonight

Cards, Enclosing.
II. +. wICHMAN.
Band concerts in Emma square tHis
afternoon and on the Capitol grounds
Sunday.
The stock Yards Co. harness shop II
filled with the latest things in The
harness line.
The Royal school will be sold at auc-
ton August 10th. See Jas. +. Nor.
cans column.
The Mile Morris is being repaired
at Koolau. She is expected here In
about ten days.
The Empire that arrived yesterday
was GS days from Newcastle. Her tip
was an uneventful one.
| think I'll take ride myself this
year on a new 1900 blue Tribune. Il
seems to be the popular wheel.
William Lyle has returned from La
mai. where he made a wireless tele-
graph mast. which has been towed to
Molokai.
Some people regard the new fence
around the government nursery as too
Old-fashioned. II is high picket
structure.
There will he cricket practice at Ma
kiki this afternoon. All the men who
are to play in the big game next Sat
urday are expected to be out.
Captain William Carlyle, lately com
mander Of Co. A. y. G. H., was mar
ried recently to Miss Rhen at his home
in Washington State. The announce.
ment was received by the Australia.
Judge Humphreys is hearing Mrs. L.
X. Puahi VS.. Kapiolani Estate. Ma
COON d Long for plaintiff; Kinney,
Ballou Il McClanahan for defendant.
Digby Sloggett and Donald Mcintyre
will play the finals in the MOanaiua
golf competition next week.. Slogl cit
has two holes handicap over Mnln-
tyre.
Tomorrow evening at the Methodist
Episcopal church the pastor. Rev. G. L.
Pearson. will give an address on Chi
na-The Boxers and the Present Situa.
ton"
Prof. w. r. Brigham will leave on
the 2lst inst. for a tour of two months
among eastern museums in quest of
curious objects for the Bishop Nd
scum.
The pilgrimage of the Ancient Ara
bic Order of the Mystic Shrine of :he
Mainland TO institute temple in Ha-
wall, has been postponed until early
next year.
Judge Silliman yesterday appointed
J. Mort Dat as administrator of tho
estate of his deceased brother. Fred
B. Dat, under $4,000 bond. II. Smith
for petitioner.
Judge Sililman yesterday appointed
L. NJ. Marshall administrator of the
estate of the late John Hopp under
$4,000 bond. De Bolt for petitioner;
Weaver for Mrs. b. Engling.
Haleiwa, or the Beautiful House"
the new Waialua hotel, cannot be sur
passed as quiet resting place and is
beautiful spot that should not be
missed by tourists on any considera-
ton.
The body of James Shearn was re-
moved from Makiki to Nuuanu Gene
terry yesterday. Members of Co. b, y,
G.. H., of which deceased was men,
Der, saw that this work was accom-
plished.
The police and Co. + teams will
shoot return match at the lwilai
butts this afternoon. Captain Parker
has decided to remain out of today'G
contest. Both teams are very strong
and u close score is expected.
The supreme Court is hearing
Ookala Sugar Co. VS.. John X. Wilson
Former Justice Whiting sits in place
of Justice Perry, absent, with Chief
Justice Frear and Associate JustiCe
Galbraith. Kinney, Ballou q Nc
Clanahan for plaintiff; Thurston fol
defendant.
The Rosamond for San Francisco
yesterday afternoon took 2S,507 bags q.
sugar, together with lot of rice and
coffee. The Rosamonds passenger az.
commodations are without fault as wiz
be easily imagined whe nit Is know.
that sixteen people took passage on
her for San Francisco.
At a meeting of the Kamehamehs
Alumni Association last evening
classes in United States Constitution
and Civil Government were organized
to begin work next Tuesday evening
under A. l.. c. Atkinson. The classes
will meet on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. 1t was also decided to holf
social next Friday evening in honOl
OF members recently arrived from thu
other islands.