Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-31

Iron Works will be taken from a high
pole erected on the beach at Kakaako.
The Kinau ana Maui arrived from
Hawaii this morning The Nihau
brpu, hit many pas 'cngers. tac Maui a
fnli load of sugi".
A. L. Minnvielle of Olaa plantation
arrived in the Kinau. He comes to-
take lot Of Porto Ricans to Olaa ex-
pected in the Colon.
The Teachers Association held
very successful meeting at the High
ahool this morning. The session will
be continued this Afternoon.
L Is thought that the M1aIa has
been delayed at Victoria by the north
oIn railroad strike. She Is expected IL
irakr very fast rip down.
Judge Gilbert F. Little arrived in
todays Kinau from Hllo. Judge Little
will hear cases in the local court in
which Judge Gear Is disqualified.
Manager Baldwin of Kahuku says
there is no intention Of making any
trouble for d.. Winslow on account OF
an orange taken from the Kahuku
ranch.
Honolulu Photo Supply Co. for de
veloping; Honolulu Photo supply Co.
| for printing; everything you want ana
| II you don't know what you want. call
at the Honolulu Photo supply Co.
The boat boys will have BUSY time
this afternoon as the Japanese lab1rers
are TO be released from quarantih,
island and will have to come ashore.
! About eighty-fve will be turned loose.
Hackfeld & Co. will be Represented
I'm tn intercollegiate football team TINS
season. A club has already been FORM
cd and two practices nave taken place
C. p Morse Is starting the work. In
fact. he has been appointed captain
and coach.
The following cases were disposed Of
In the Police Court this forenoon
Asaka, assault with weapon, S2o aho
costs: Adachi. selling spirituous liquor
without q license. $500 and costs; kino
assault and battery on j. Blanchard
s25 and costs.
Two scraps between gamblers OF
the Pacific Mail wharf interested
large crowd OF spectators yesterda!
afternoon. The cOmba,ants In each ell
counter were white man and native
In each case the native won out. Th'
trouble arose over a crap game.
At3p. m. this afternoon the Adver
tiser and Republican baseball team
win cross bats for the championship
the Makiki baseball grounds. Tn
game at these grounds on Labor ia.
will be between Henry May. Il Co
nine and w. w. Wright & Co.'S team
!, Volcano Marshall In answer to In
uuiries this morning stated that IN
Volcano tomorrow would rival the lat
' hot spell on the Mainland. Time
are certainly out Of joint, said ne
when Frear and Perry reverse III
Supreme Court OF the United states
A telephone message from Oah
plantation this morning stated that
Chinese laborer had just died theF
from heart disease. He was unattenG
c ed hut DIR. Davis the government phI
s stefan examined the body and decide
r. that there was no necessity OF an al
topsy.
The Jury In the case of the Stoc
Yards fire met yesterday afternoon an
L decided to leave to J. \. Gilman III
j foreman of the jury. the work oil a
ranging the verdict. AS soon as he hi
prepared this. he will cell the jury t
gether and the names of the variol
" members will be signed thereto.
There will be an entertainment
ID Francis Murphy hall as usual IN
s. eeyning. Rev. Mr.. Rice will sing I"
of gongs and make an address. Beside
this the club boys have an interestii
musical program in store. After u
=. meeting at KawaiahaO church Franc
- Murphy win say few words to II
boys at the hall.
a Chas. W. Goodale, superintendent
-, the smelling WORKS At Great Fan
- | Montana, Is NlslllhS Hla D'otu''' W
y w. GOodale, manager OF the Wa!ai'
70 Agricultural Co. Mr.. GOodale is We
s. fayorably impressed with the cone
II. tons as they exist upon the plantati'
and will take a well earned rest al
will make most of his time while mere
The Kinau reports tne following s
\ gar on Hawaii Aug. 3O-Waiakea NJ
4 Co.. 5000: Hilo Sugar Co., 10000; On
mea Sugar Co.. 10000; Honomu sug
Co., 10000; Hakalau Sugar Co., !
- OO0 Laupahoehoe Sugar Co. 40; {
kala, 700; Kukaiau, 1900; Honokaa.
900; Kukuihaele, 1900; Hamaiua NJ
= 2OOO; Punaluu, SlS9; Honuapo. 25'
total, 70, lS9.