Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-10
LOCAL and GENERAL
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ton can be obtained at this office or
the news.stands. Price rs cents.
Notice of the removal of J. A. Has
singer appears under New Today.
Two lots in Kapiolani tract are for
sale. See For Sale column on page 8.
The schooner Helene arrived at San
Francisco on Nov. 26. Is days from
Honolulu, with $500 bags of sugar.
The barkentine s. q. Wilder sailed
from San Francisco on Nov. q for
Honolulu with large general cargo.
The ship Marion Chilcott cleared at
San Francisco on Nov. q, for Hilo,
with cargo of general merchandise.
Bourbon whiskey 9 years old, $3.50,
claret, so cents sherry and Tokay, rs
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co.'S,
King street.
High Sheriff Brown was the prose-
cutting officer in the Police Court this
forenoon owing to the absence ef his
deputy on important business in Kali.
hi.
The big American ship Reuce. So
days from Sydney, arrived this morn.
ing. Captain Whetmore is accompani-
ed by his wife and reports very pleas
ant voyage.
In the Police Court this forenoon,
Oyama, a Japanese, was fined $50 for
careless blasting In connection with
excavations for one of the new build
ings Of the city.
Two more Porto Ricans were arrest
ed yesterday on the charge Of vagran.
cy. They appeared in the Police Court
this forenoon but their cases were con.
tinued until later date.
Lisa Iokewe Koholokai has brought
suit for divorce against Iokewe Kaho.
lokai on the charge Of non-support and
cruelty. She asks to be given the Gus.
tody Of her six minor children.
Manual Rosa, the Portuguese boy
who escaped from the reform school
about a month ago and was recaptur.
ed yesterday, was this morning sen.
fenced by Judge Wilcox to two months
more In the same institution. this SEN
tence to take place at the expiration Of
the first.
The Portuguese Literary Club wai
formed on Saturday night last In San
Antonio hall. J. NJ. Vivas, L. c. Medei-
ros and others. made speeches. The
following officers were elected: Honor
airy President, Senior Antonio De Sousa
Canavarro, Consul General for Ptrtu-
gal; president, Louis r. Medeiros;
vice president, NJ. T. Furtado; secre.
tary. A. v. Castro.
Bob Williams, the man arrested lest
night In connection with the Warner
jewelry store robbery, is well known to
those business men who are In the
habit of getting their shoes polished al
the stand near the Hawaiian News
Co.'s store on Merchant street. Up to
Saturday last he was an employt
there. He Is very light colored negro
who invariably kept his mouth closed
|, when spoken to.
s. NJ. Damon, II. Z. Waity and s. L
Damon, doing business under the firm
name Of Bishop & Co., have brought
suit against Harry l.. Evans and X
MatsumOtO for the recovery Of $1,000
with interest at Q per cent per annum
which the defendants obtained on Oc-
tober 2, for two months. on a prom
issory note. The complaint states that
the note Is due and that payment has
been demanded and refused.
, Lena X. Adams has brought suit fol
divorce against Howard W. Adams or
the charge of non-support. She says
that she be given the custody Of heI
month-old child. The couple were
married in January of the present year
but of late, the wife has been living
with her sisters and other relatives
She was formerly Miss Hart of Kau'
al and was married to Mr.. Adams while
he was purssr of one of the Inter-Isl
and steamers. llHa'
, At a meeting of the United Chimes,
Societies, Saturday evening, It was de-
Fang at Washington against the ces
sion OF the district Of HeOng San to the
Portuguese Government. A memoria
} Is also to be sent to the Imperial Gov
eminent at Picking. The meeting wal
presided over by Wong Leong presi
dent Of the Bow Wong Wui. There
: were half q dozen speakers, some o
whom offered to return to China Il
} help save their native land from Por
, Canavarro, Consul General for Portu