Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-07

Fresh butter will he received on ;he /
by Guerrero a Iluke, gro
,ers. Miller street above Methodist
rhurch.
Moonlight concert by the band In
Thomas Square at the usual time IN.
night. An excellent program has been
prepared.
Geo. Il. Carter. administrator shows
by an inventory that the late Alex.
Chisholm left no estate over his III
debtedness.
Sidney Smith. administrator of The
estate Of Thomas Cavanuagh, deceas-
ed. files an inventory with valuation
Of $2O3l.5O.
Liliuokalani Dominis has brought m
eIectment suit against c. y. Wilson for
property at Young and Piikoi streets,
claiming $1,000 damages.
The regular monthly meeting of the
woman's Board Of Missions will be
held this afternoon at Central
Union church at ? o'clock.
Chas. Richardson, the veteran mer-
chant of Hilo. is very i'll at his home
In the Rainy City. The news was rc-
ceived by the Kinau Saturday.
There are now In the neighborhood
of a dozen Y. NJ. G. A. Seniors In camp
in Manoa Valley. There was a gospel
psalm service there on Sunday.
II. Deacon. manager of Pepeekec.
leaves for the Coast in the Australia
this afternoon. He will take his son
Charles to school In Belmont, Califor'
mia.
In NJ. Suzuki VS.. Hiram Purdy, the
defendant by his attorney. J. 7. De
Bolt. moves to quash and dismiss the
complaint on the ground of jurisdic-
ton.
The reading circle of the Y. w. c. A..
will meet in the association rooms n;
T:3O o'clock this evening. The read
lhE VIII bt llbih W. mn h'" b''Nf
Great books as life teachers"
Members of the Y. w. c. A. had n
picnic on Makee Island yesterday after
noon. Having finished luncheon the
ladies INDUCED in games and then
some went to the seashore for bath,
High Sheriff Brown makes answer to
the action of tort by Geo. l.. Edwards,
relying on release as n defense. This
Is the claim of $4,000 damages for treat
ing Edwards as a convict while under
habeas corpus.
James Osborn, the Waterman at IA
mehameha who was taken to the IN
sane asylum week or so ago, died
at that institution from cerebral hem
orrhage. Deceased was an English
man. SO years of age.
Daniel Porter, the veteran clerk II
the Hilo circuit, has resigned on ac-
count of poor health. His resignation
Is made to take effect in September,
to give Judge Little time to send for
Il friend of his in California.
Miss Ruth Richardson and Miss Min
ma Ahrens, both of Hilo, will leave
In the Australia this afternoon to en-
ter school at Dana Hall, Wellesley.
Miss Harriet Hitchcock will see that
the girls arrive safely at their destl-
nation.
J. d. Streathen of the Australia was
arrested last evening by Deputy High
Sheriff Chillingworth while in Matt
Howard's room on Vineyard street
The man had brought nineteen Wins
Of onium ashore and was making an
attempt to get rid of II. Bail In the
sum Of $3.50 was put up.
Prince David Kawananakoa gave q
luncheon at the hotel yesterday In
honor of the returned Republican and
Democratic delegates. Among tho3e
present were the following: Mrs. Haw'
klns Taylor, Miss L. Clark, Miss II. X
Mooney, Hon. Harold NJ. Sewall, Hon
Samuel Parker and Col. w. II. Corn
well.
Judge Little of the Fourth Circuit
has admitted the will of Thomas ]
Higgins TO probate, appointing j. w
Mason and Margaret G. Higgins n
executor and eXecutrix without bonds
The estate is willed thus: To thu
widow, 80 parts; to Thos. ]. Higgins
son, As parts; TO Caroline l.. Means
daughter, 10 parts, and to Rea Felto'
Means, grandson, 10 parts.
The reception last evening to tn
Rev. Hamilton was very well attend
ed. Among those present were th
following: Rev. John osborne an
wife, L. w. Jordan and wife, Mr. an
Mrs. Keene, Mr.. and Mrs. Offley, MI
and Mrs. Schaefer, DR.. and Mrs. Minel
Miss Mist, Miss Rycroft, Mrs. CLAD
Mrs. King, Mrs. Crabbe, Mrs. Mist, Nv
Rycroft and the Messrs. Arthur 10,
dan, Soper, Won Holt and Fitz, RI
freshments were served.