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


for the Sound on Sunday to load
grain for the Continent.
BY an unfortunate accident the rae.
ing barge of the Healani crew vas
badly injured this morning. i
During the absence OF Secretary J.
X. Gait of the Stock Exchange. W. A. |
Love will act as secretary.
Spreckels & Co.. bankers, have
been appointed treasurer for the Ho.
no,ulu Stock and Bond Exchange.
Nigel Jackson nas severed his con.
nection with the police force and also
the baseball team of the police de. |
partment.
Several well known young men Of
Wailuku were arrested few nights .
ago on the charge of gambling. The 1
case has been continued.
The Queen and O large party If |
friends visited Waipahu yesterday. |
The party had special car which |
was attached to the regular morning |
train.
Une of the Hawaiian Tram Co.'S |
electric cars has been loaned to the 7
Pacific Heights railroad as the great |
increase in traffic over the latter road |
necessitates an additional car
Charles Emmett Smith at one time
manager of the Seaman's Club arrived
In the Mariposa. He IL now the in
ventor and sole agent of the Y l. fur
nlture polish.
Pacific Import Co. will be closed to-
morrow on account of holiday but will
open Monday morning with a big
weeks sale OF many attractions. Watch
for their ad tomorrow.
Two penal summonses will be serv-
ed on the manager of the Peoples Ey-
press Co. this afternoon on the charge
of driving certain wagons without the
o'clock tomorrow morning.
A consignment of thirty head Of
draught. saddle and carriage horses
consigned to Honolulu Stock Yards
will arrive on Saturday per Kinau.
from Horner ranch, Hawaii.
Among some OF the German army
officers here in the Nippon Maru en-
route to the coast Captain Henry Der.
ger discovered several members Of his
old regiment In the fatherlaEd.
Don't forget Camarinos of the Cali
fornia Fruit Market when you want
fruit and vegetables. He always has
on hand fresh supply OF both Califor-
mia and Island fruits. Telephone Main
37s.
The new yacht Hhimanu was beat.
en- yesterday by Johnson ana Chap
mans Pirate. The boats sailed from
the lighthouse to and around the spar
buoy and back to the starting point.
making very close race.
The police are keeping special
drive horses or mules with sore places
anywhere on their bodies. Several
cases have come up In the Police Court
during the past few days.
Those wishing reliable horses, ex-
perienced drivers, new rigs, fair prices
and courteous treatment should call at
the Territory Stables Their telephone
number is Main So. They deliver and
call for rigs free of charge.
The Mauna Loa arriving this morn
ing brought the following cargo: 4l92
sacks sugar. 81 sacks coffee. PIP sacks
taro, 50 bdls bananas, ~ kegs butter.
Il bags ava, IA bdls hides. II pigs, 1
horse and 30l packages sundrles.
There will be a meeting OF the Tax
Appeal Court this afternoon for the
consideration of cases that were
brought before that body recently. The
court will then continue to sit until
the cases have all beenedisposed Of
Tomorrow at noon J. A. Thompson,
commissioner OF court, will sell valu-
able pieces of city real estate involved
in the case of Adelaide Schlief VS.. Jo-
seph Clarke. The sale Will take place
at the mainentrance of the judiciary
building.
i Oliver Akau who was formerly on
The police force In this city, has re-
turned from Maui and will resume his
old position. Akau Is one of the very
best baseball players OF the Islands
and he will play with the police team
IN their next struggle.
Fred Johnson, the Club Stables mar
who was ARE sted few days ago or
the charge OF malicious mischief. ap
peared again in the Police Court today
He pleaded hard for continuance o
his case until tomorrow and was final
ly granted what he asked. ...
Col. J. II. Fisher ought to be trie'
TOR heresy as member OF the Re
publican machine" He says he doe
Il not care so much whether the consti
: tuition follows the flag, but feels YER,
anxious on the question of whether tn
Constitution will follow the Sham
rock. Of
The baseball men OF the city ar
very much put out over what the
deem the unfair criticisms of the Ad
vertiser on the recent baseball games
They would like the straight stor
told once In while and are in hope
that the writer of the sporting article
Of the paper mentioned will study up
little about the American way Of pla!
ing baseball.
Yong Chopg Sal, a Chinese stor'
keeper, appeared in the Police Cou
- this forenoon on the charge OF selliI
rotten sausages 10 a certain party. II
defendant pleaded not guilty and
was defended by I. NJ. Long. A cle'
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