Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-13
LOCAL and GENERAL.

Hack Inspector Macy is out again
after a weeks lllness.
American Messenger Service Ma
sonic Temple. Tel. 4ii.
Harmony Lodge, No. ., |. o. o. F.,
meets tonight at 1880 in Harmony Hall.
Charles A. X. Hopkins has succeed
ed Albert McGurn as bailiff Of the Cir
cult Court.
]. f. Morgan advertises In his col
umn an auction sale of safes for Wed
nesday, Aug. Is.
Captain Parkers family is over in
the Koolau district. Captain Parker
was over there yesterday.
There will be an auction sale of fur
niture. ETC., at Morgans auction room
on Wednesday the 18th inst.
The Queen of the Isles that arrived
from San Francisco Saturday forenoon
left the same afternoon for the Care.
lines.
Some of the qualities of the Tribune
wheel are blue color, perfection Of
parts. lightness, strength, durability
and speed.
The coroner's inquest in the case o
the death Of J. w. Lorbeer OF the o. r
& l.. wifi he held at the police station
at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
In the Police Court this forenoon
Kirai, japanese was fined $40 ant
costs for using obscene, vulgar ant
profane language while at a place IL
Iwilei.
The Manufacturers Shoe Co. l.
listing a new line of ladies' lace shoe
in welts and turns, cloth and kid top
and tans and black that they guarantee
good wcarers.
The directors of the Waialua went Il
the plantation Saturday aud wer
shown over the lands by Manage
Goodale. Grinding will begin thi
week at the new mill.
Samuel Barney was on the Polio
Court calendar this morning, charge
with murder in the first degree but h
did not appear as the coroner's inquoi
has not yet been held.
1t is understood that the Norma
well on the way toward a total wrecl
Her cargo has all been brought to Hc
nolulu by the Malolo. Captain WciS
barth was in town yesterday. He r,
turned to the other side this mornin;
Three natives and a negro turned u
in the Police Court this forenoon on I'll
charge of disturbing the quiet of tn
night. One of the former pleade
guilty. The cases went over until t.
morrow. Drunkenness was the caus
of all the trouble.
Sam Lederer of the /. Y. i. has +,
ceived ex Emily +. Whitney fine ne
stock of stylish and comfortable bal
carriages. They are going like h,
cakes and II you are in need Of one t!
sooner you call the larger selcctic
there will be to pick from. Satisfa
ton in both quality and price is qua
anteed.
The Advertiser states that he bar
lad an unusually large attendance
its concert on Makee Island Sunds
afternoon. As a matter of fact the
were only eight carriages out when Il
band began its music and never we
there any more than twenty prese,
at time. This small attendance W
due to the threatening weather.
There was a choice collection
DRINKS on the Police Court calend
I this forenoon. Gilfoild was the on
one out of twenty or more who plead
7 not guilty. 1t was proved beyond
/ doubt that he was drunk. Peter NJ
: Ter was charged with being drunk
! Sunday. Defendant Immediately CO
I rected the High Sheriff, stating tn
he was drunk on Saturday.
Nine Japanese appeared in the Poll
Court this forenoon on the charge
Z gambling. There were two WON
Z in the crowd. Attorney Kaulukou as
: ed that the case go over until tom,
I row. This was granted. Among I
I defendants was Fukuda, the yard IN
of one of the attorneys of the city.
|. left the house Sunday morning with
Bible under his arm and telephoi
y to his master in the afternoon to co,
G down and bail him out. The ARE
were made in Iwltei.