Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-20
LOCAL and GENERAL

from Maui In the kinau today.
High Sheriff Brown acted as prose-
cutting officer In the Police Court to-
day.
New goods every week at Haffner
the jewelers. new stand, ls4 Hotel
street.
DR.. J. Atcherley can be found at 3i3
King street, next door to Opera House.
See ad.
Blank books Of all sorts, ledgers. etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish
ing Co.
You can get full sized cool glass
of Rainier beer at the Pantheon. Same
old price.
The steamer Lehua Is expected this
evening and the Claudine about day.
light In the morning
Arthur Il. +. Renton OF Eva left In
The Sierra to resume his studies at
Belmont school in California.
Probate notice In the matter OF the
Estate of Dang Yong Yog, late of Ho.
uolulu. is published in this issue.
7. Tieman and wife will celebrate
| their silver wedding at the Eva plan.
tation pavilion tomorrow evening.
Try the Waialui Beach hotel II you
gre going down the road for holiday.
Stop off at regular Waialua depot.
Lionel Hart is suffering from poi
soned foot. He managed with difficulty
10 get down to work this morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Wight returned
from Hawaii this morning after very
pleasant visit at Eben Lows place.
c. J. Day Co.. grocers. have just
opened new stock of dainty biscuits
and cakes. See the names In their ad.
Attorney S. F. Chillingworth went to
Waialua on the morning train to at.
tend to a case In the district court
there.
LOnd Agnew and Charles Muleitner
are the men detailed to watch out that
here is no trouble at the japanese
theater.
The steamer Hanalei which arrived
rom Kauai this morning departed
| again before noon with u load OF Porto
ticans for Hilo.
The best place In Honolulu to buy
furniture. carpets, etc, to have furni-
ure repaired and upholstering done is
1t Hopp 4 Co.
Notice from the Regatta committee
egarding passes for the J. A. Cum
nins and the judges stand is pub
llshed on page 5.
| Carl Behne, for many years In the
employ Of the Eva Plantation Co.. has
esigned his position on account OF III
iealth. He now resides In Honolulu.
Among the Kinau's passengers this
morning were Miss I. Parker. Miss
tnnielDowsett,Mrs. l.. del. Ward. Miss
Kate Vinda. Samue! Macy and J. +.
Woods.
Raymer Sharpe. chief examiner for
he Custom House arrived In the Sum-
Ter this morning: He is accompanied
~ his wife. Mr.. Sharpe will assume
lis duties Immediately.
There will be a baseball game to-
Il ".
he Hawaiian Electric Co.'S baseball
cam and the Telephone Company's
baseball team. The game will he play
ID at Makiki.
| The many friends of 4. X. Hendry
ire working hard to have him appointed
| United States Marshal. Mr.. Hendry
| well acquainted with the business
If the Office and, In addition to that
| &c knows the Islands like a book.
The twenty japanese who couple
# days ago were found guilty in the
Police Court of disturbing the peace
ny attacking couple Of Portuguese
boys on Beretania street, have appeal
| I'd their cases. They mean TO fight y
cut to the bitter end.
Among the arrivals from IIilo and
| way ports In the Kinau today were the
GLOWING: Mr. and Mrs. L. p. Low. J.
le Fries. Thee. Wolf. Geo. II. Robert
'on. .Ir.. Mrs. W. A. Bailey, p. p
Woods. J. +. Woods. Miss T. Parker
Mr. and Mrs. +. s. Knight.
Antoine Muniz, charged with assault
and battery on John Welsh. appeared
n the Police Court again today and
had his case further continued to
Tuesday. the prosecution explainina
that the victim Of the alleged assault
was not yet able to get out of the hos.
pital.
The Young Peoples Union Of Homo.
| Iulu will hold "a mating at tho Chria-