Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-15
LOCAL and GENERAL

House. 1249 Fort st.. 81 80 per week up
The ship Hecla and schooner W. J. |
Patterson will get away for the Sound
today.
Blank books OF all sorts. ledgers. etc |
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish.
ing Co.
\ gentleman wants to loan $1,000 for |
short time. See Want column on |
page s.
The band will give concert at the |
Hawaiian hotel this evening, beginning
at 1880 o'clock.
Jas. F. Morgan will hold big auc-
| ton clearance sale at his salesroom to-
morrow morning.
John Maley, repairer and polisher Of
| Hawaiian calabashes, plates, etc. See
Rd in Want column.
Choice Claret so cents. Port. Madeira.
2irfandel. 20 cents a gallon at Hoff-
schlaeger Co.'S. King near Bethel.
Plumbing Inspector Keen reports
that on August 1. the total number
of sewer connections in Honolulu was
5000.
There will be a game of baseball be-
tween the Custom House and L. o,
Hall teams Saturday next on the Ma.
kiki grounds.
Captain Freeman of the Kinau who
has been seriously i'll for several
weeks took the Hio ferry boat on
her trip yesterday.
The America Maru from San Fran.
cisco is due here Satm day. She may
arrive here tomorrow afternoon II she
was not detained by the strike.
Harry Copp. the crack player Of the
Maui polo team, is now a member OF
the mounted patrol. He will probably
be asked to play on the Oahu team.
Sol Berlner, well known in Honoln-
III has gained new fame for himself
by apprehending thieving conductor
on the Manila and Dagupan railway.
Manager Fogarty of the Customs
House baseball team has arranged for
a practice game with the L. o. Hall
& Son team at the Punahou grounds
saturday afternoon.
Among the departures for Kauai
ports in the Iwalani yesterday after.
noon were the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. lsenberg. Miss Ashe. Miss Grau, A.
Anderson and n. Anderson.
Don't forget Camarinos OF the Cali
fornia Fruit Market when you want
fruit and vegetables. He always has
Oh hand fresh supply OF both Califor-
MA and Island fruits. Telephone Main
3IS.
The British ship Kinross recently
purchased by Alexander & Baldwin is
through discharging ana will sail for
the Sound on Monday. Some altera-
tons will be made in her chain lock-
ers before she leaves here.
II you want any OF the exquisite col.
or work or those pretty tapa albums
that are now offered by the HoNOLU-
LII PHOTO SUPPLY CO., you had best
get in your order early as the supply
does not nearly equal the demand.
A King street car broke an axle on
the Eva side of the bridge last even
ing. The car was crowded with
sengers who had to get out and wait
for the next to come along. The dis,
abled car was put to one side of the
road so as not to interrupt traffic.
A horse attached to ]. A. Magoon's
surrey became frightened at the cor.
ner of Merchant and Alakea streets
last evening and In trying to turn
quickly upset the rig. The surrey wai
pretty badly smashed. A japanese was
in charge at the time and he was more
scared than hurt by the spill.
Tong Chow, a Chinese, aged about So,
died yesterday afternoon at the Chi,l
nese hospital under what were at first
considered suspicious circumstances. A
post mortem examination was held and
1t was found that the man came to his
death by double pneumonia. The lungs
OF the deceased were In a terrible con-
dition.
The better part Of the afternoon IN
the Police Court yesterday afternoon
was taken up with the adultery case
OF Antoine Pierres and Mrs. Antoine Ia
wares. Attorney De Bolt appeared for
the prosecution and Attorney Vivas for
the defense. Legal marriage was not
proved between Mr.. and Mrs. Pierres
and SO The prosecution lost the case.
The following were among the pas.
seneers for Hilo and way ports in the
kinau yesterday: Rev. Timoteo, A. ],
Wilson, Miss NJ. Widdfeld, Col. Corn.
well, Marston Campbell, George Paris,
e. l.. Cuttlng. c. A. Hartwell, J. d.
Waldron, Miss e. X. Bicknell, Miss
Julie Damon, w. A. Ray, David
laughs, \. W. Carter and james
! Rolph.
The Gaelic sailed for San Francisco
last evening at 6 o'clock. One of the
cabin passengers from here who arrived
late had just time to scramble aboard,
Her trunks were left on the wharf.
Seeing this the lady became very much
excited and ran along the deck wiring
Ing her hands. Seeing her predica-
ment her baggage was put into shore
boat was taken to the side of the
steamer. It was hoisted aboard much
to the relief Of the lady.
| j. NJ. McChesney, who returned from
Kona in the Mauna Loa Tuesday, re.
ports good rains in that district and
the cane of the Kona Sugar Co In
splendid condition. The company is