Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Supreme Court Will not resume
it's siltings until Thursday.
The big Chinese libel case Is on In
the Police Court this afternoon.
The Coptic from San Francisco was
sighted of waimanalo at 1880 p. m.
Geo. Haffner, the jeweler, has re-
moved to No. 11iS, Masonic Temple.
Nicely furnished rooms. Popular
House. 1919 Fort st.. $3.50 per week up
M. J. Borges publishes under New
Today a notice as to any .ebts incur.
red In his name.
For thirty days, corns extracted for
twenty-five cents. DR.. Boyle, Airing.
ton block. Hotel street. Outside calls
promptly attended to.
Eastman kodaks at twenty per cent
below list price at Honolulu Photo
supply Co. Best printing and develop
ny work In the city and at the lowest
nrices.
The coroner's inquest in the case Of
the Chinese boy killed near he City
mill on Saturday last, will not take
place until tomorrow. The body was
viewed Saturday afternoon and then
the Jury adjourned to the time men
toned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno X. MyerS have re-
turned TO Honolulu after an absence
Of ten years. Mr.. Myers Is special
agent Of the Norwich Union insurance
Co. and will remain here come time to
superintend the company's business In
this Territory.
DR.. Nelson Of the Alameda was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rothwell on Tan
talus Sunday. DR.. Nelson was very
much delighted with the place and In
tends doing a little talking to tourists
who come here from the Mainland. He
says Tantalus can have him.
A bond In $4,000 has been filed on
the appeals Of defendants In Thomas
Miner Harrison VS.. J. A. Magoon and
others, the Hagey cure company case,
with J. A. Magoon as principal and
Fred Wendenberg as surety. Plain
tits bill Of costs In the same case Ia
S317.7i.
Barney Joy, whom the morning pa
pers roasted for his work In one Of the
football games Saturday. states that he
did not kick anybody when he was
down. He says he kicked his opponent
when standing and because he punched
him on the side Of the face and on his
left arm.
A surprise party to Prof w. r.
Sharpe was given At the home Of tbs
nopular young musician last evening
There were forty people present and a
most delightful evening was spent The
event was the birthday OF Prof. Sharpe
who has arrived at the thirtieth mile
stone In his life.
On the petition of Francis Heating
letters OF administration have beer
granted to Cecil Brown on the estate
Of the late William Heating. which
consists Of land in Nuuanu valley valu
ed at $500 and $500 In Bishops bank
The bond Is $4,000. Petitioner and MI
brother Robert, last ..eard Of In Arizo
ma, are the declared heirs.
There Is much indignation at tn
J police station over the recent attack
on Barney Joy and his alleged un
sportsmanlike playing In the football
game between the Honolulu Athelti
Club and Hackfeld teams on Saturda,
last. In other words, there Is anothe
side to the story. great number o
The members Of the Honolulu \ hlet'
Club who saw Saturdays game, stat
that there was provocation for JOY
retaliation and that he never offered 4
kick any member OF the Hackfe'd tear
while he was down. The Honolulu
Athletic Club will adopt some line O
: acton IN regard to the aiiair at its me-;
meeting.
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