Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-13

Bulletin gives a complete summary of |
the news CT the day.
There IL no bad whisky, but some
kinds are better than others. The Pam
theon D. p. s. is the best.
Choice Claret 5V ceatc, Port, n ,deira,
Zinfandel, 75 cents a gallon at Hof-
schlaeger Co.'S, King near Bethel.
Sixty shares of Pioneer sold on the
exchange Thursday at S95. The
last sale previously made was at $780,
Senator c. II. Dietrich and daughter.
Of Nebraska, were through passengers
In the Nippon Maru for San Francisco.
Pass book No. 3345 on Bishops saw
ing bank has been lost. Finder please
return to Bulletin office and receive
reward.
A cold glass OF beer at the Wela IA
Hao saloon, corner Of Queen and
Punchbowl streets. Three minutes walk
from the Judiciary building.
You must eat good biscuits II you
wish to enjoy good health. But at
Mays where new shipment has Just
been received OK Mariposa e..
Robert s. Pierson, one OF the recent.
ly installed letter carriers OF the post
office, has resigned to take a position as
clerk in the Custom House.
Honolulu Is an ideal place for picture
taking. Honolulu Photo Supply Co. is
al ideal place for picture making. Best
printing and developing in the city.
One of the papers had II that Prince
David Kawananakoa had gone of on a
hunting trip to Molokai. As matter
of fact, the prince is still In the city.
Francis Murphy will address a ma
tive audience at the Eva church, near
earl City. Sunday morning. Moses Ma
kuina will interpret the remarks Of the
speaker.
The services In connection with the
Jewish New Year will be held in Prog
ress hall at 1870 o'clock this evening
and will be continued on Saturday and
Sunday mornings at 2 o'clock.
Judge Duston of Dayton. Ohio, q
newly discovered cousin Of Judge
Gear, occupied a sea. beside the lat.
ter in the Circuit Court Wednesday af-
ternoon and Thursday morning,
s. VI. Damon was excused from the
manslaughter jury Thursday for cause
upon his statement that, "A man who
has been In the Government so many
years. rs l have been. will by force Of
habit be disposed to favor the Gov.
eminent"
The concrete floor in the police sta
ton yard has been completed. The
TRUSTEES on duty at the station house
will now be able to keep the whole
place clean by means Of very little
effort. The big hose will be used to
flush out the yard.
]. b. Atherton did not answer his
name when called on the Jury. bus
Judge Gear. knowing he was detaiE
ed on important business. excused him
as to the jury then being empanelei
and only required his showing himse'f
In court to avoid fine.
There was a large attendance of
pledge signers and others present at
the meeting In Murphy hall last even
ing to hear the venerable temperance
lecturer, Francis Murphy. 4 splendid
reception was accorded Mr.. Murphy.
The big hall In. the Hackfeld build
ing which is being fitted up for tho
Chamber OF Commerce will be given
over to that body for its use, free OF
rent. This concession has been made
by J. +. Hackfeld and II. A. Isenberg.
Return of summons has been made
In the suit OF W. W. North against =.
J. Cross and W. W. Cross on a prom
issory note for $3.50 on demand. Ser
vice was made on +. j. Cross, hut W.
W. Cross could not be found in the
Territory.
The cases OF the four Manoa natives
charged with assault on q jChinaman
from the same place. appeared In the
Police Court this forenoon but had
their cases continued until another
date. The complaining witness Is still
In the hospital as a result of his In.
juries and he will not be able to APP
pear for q few days yet.
The charter OF tn" lodge of Mystic
Shriners, established here during the
recent visit of the Shriners from the
Mainland, has arrived. Saturday even
ing, the lodge will be formally insti-
tuted and the charter turned over to II.
Senator Clarence Crabne mas been APP
pointed Deputy Imperial Potentate to