Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-16
LOCAL and GENERAL.

For that tired feeling-take a ride
up Pacific heign,s.
The Maweema and Newsboy will very
probably sail in ballast for the Sound
tomorrow.
Barney, the man who shot Lorbcer
was taken over to Oahu Jail yesterday
evening for safe keeping.
The first and second teams Of the po-
lice force will shoot a match at the
Iwilel buttslon Saturday.
Remember that robins egg blue is
the standing color of the Tribune BIZ
cycle. whitman & Co. are the agents.
Captain Macaulay is being congratu-
lated today on his forty-cent pay for
going to the assistance Of the Dun.
reagan.
The Honolulu Automobile Co. is i'm
paietnly awaiting the completion of its
rover house. Its vehicles are stored at
San Francisco. ~
Judge Mahaulu of Waialua has the
satisfaction Of knowing that Judge
Wilcox decided the same as he did in
the All Chez case.
F. ]. Turk appeared in the Police
Court this forenoon on the charge Of
disturbing the quiet of the night. Tho
case was nolle pros'd.
o. II. Reyes of San Francisco and
daughter are at the Hawaiian hotel,
Mr.. Reyes Is an old friend Of Captain
A. N. Trip Of Honolulu.
Letters addressed to Mrs. Emile u
bright have been lost and liberal re-
ward is offered for the return Of same
to this Office. See Lost column on page
s.
' The Waialeale from Koloa this morn.
ing reports the'following sugar left on
the Garden Isle: X. S. NJ, 1000: X. T..
1000 and NJ. S. Co., 5000. Total of 15,.
200 bags.
Among the arrivals from Koloa In
the Waialeale this morning were the
following: Mrs. w. +. tombstone, r. :
|. tombstone, Lindsay May, J. Burket
and wife and l.. Conradt.
v In addition to the refunding Of $40
to the captain and mate Of the Mario.
A. Chilcoot the Treasury has ordered tina
the coal confiscated by the Custom
| unuon nB,are hn
v r. McCants Stewart will take charg
of one Of the law classes of the Kamo
hameha Alumni Association and Judg
Humphreys has consented to lectur
before the boys at intervals.
William d. Wilder. who has bee
head clerk in the Hawaiian consulat
general at San Francisco. under hi
- cousin, Chas. T. Wilder, for severa
q years, has returned home. Willie neve
|. looked better or robuster In his lif
8. and his many friends are awfully gla
d to see him again.
n The sewer excavators on River sire,
= a little makai of the King street briig
the other day at depth of about eigl
D. feet below the present street level. III
Il earthed what appeared to be truss tin
A bers for a one-time bridge across Il
n Nuuanu stream. Perhaps some of Il
IN old residents remember such a bridl
. crossing the stream in that vicinity
Il fore the river front was filled in to |
d present grade?
4 A. NJ. Quinn is young man WI
= was arrested last night by Captain Fl
n on the charge Of leaving his horse u
Il tied In the street. He appeared befo
4 Judge Wilcox this morning and e
!. planned that he was ignorant Of Il
n laws of the country in regard to vel
n cles. The Judge told him not to do
81 again and allowed him to go. II a
pears Quinn left his horse and 7
= opposite the police station and tn
went into a saloon near by with
b friend and had drink. The horse "
n not tied and there were no lights
/. the rig.