Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-10
LOCAL and GENERAL
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Photo supply SO.
Defendants bill Of costs in Byrne Va
Orpheum is S53.27.
Comes d McTighe, successors to Ca.
mara az Co.. liquor dealers, 95 King St.
General Warfeld Of the California
hotel was a passenger in the Alameda
today
An auction sale Of hay and bran will
take place Saturday. See Jas. f. Nor
Ean's column.
Jas. +. Morgan will sell horses az
auction on Saturday. See ad In col
umn on page s.
The weekly edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary OF
the news Of the day.
There will be an installation Of olTl-
GERS of Oahu Lodge. K. of p, tonight at
o'clock. See notice under New 70
day.
Tomorrow evening. Ellis hawaiian
Quintet Club will play at the hotel
during dinner and for the afternoon
dance.
The Supreme Court is hearing c. 4.
Brown VS.. J. d. Spreckels ct al, appeal
Of plaintiff from the Fourth Circuit
Court.
Bourbon Whlskey, years old. $3.50;
Claret, so cents; Sherry and Tokay, 75
cents gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co. s.
King street.
Electricity is Life" say the most
eminent medical authorities. Hawa.
iian Electric Co. has some Home Medi-
cal batteries at So. See ad.
Mrs. Kanehomauole was taken tc
the police station this forenoon, II be
ing suspected that she is insane. ID
Emerson was busy making an exam
nation this afternoon.
Don't forget Camarinos of the Cali
fornia Fruit Market when you want
fruit and vegetables. He always has
on hand a fresh supply Of both Califor-
mia and Island fruits. Telephone Main
37S.
l.. l.. McCandless by his attorney,
Cecil Brown, answering Kahalepuna's
complaint in action to quiet titls,
claims to have held possession for
more than the statutory limit Of zen
years.
Not very much was done at TIE
meeting of the Hawaiian Orphanage
and Industrial School Association yes
terday afternoon. The bulk OF the
business was put over until three wceka
hence.
j. Bachelor, inspector OF licenses,
will make an official tour of Maui next
week, which may be extended to Ha-
wall before he returns. The inspeC-
tors Office is now in the Treasury de-
partment at the Capitol.
George II. Garter trustee, is by order
N Judge Humphreys given leave Il
mortgarge the Aud trust property at
tlttel and Nuuanu streets for $500 10
pay for improvements on the property
ut Beretsnia and Emma streets.
Jose, Porto Rican suspected OF
having broken into the soda water
store of John KalaukOa a few nights
ago, was arrested yesterday after.
neon. His case is now being looked
into and will probably come up for
trial in the Police Court tomorrow.
Judge Humphreys appointed +. W.
McChesney administrator CT the estate
Of Annie Makanui. deceased, under $500
bond. Also, Elizabeth Kawahuna
guardian OF three elder minor children.
and A. S. Cleghorn guardian of the
Youngest child OF deceased.
The petition of Louisa Kaaloa,, guar.
dian of her two minor children. for
leave to pay the wards $500 each out nj
money from the Government TOR lard
condemned, vas presented ~ r. Me
Giants Stewart as attorney and taken
under Amusement ny Judge Humph
reys
Among the arrivals from San Fran
cisco in the Alameda today were the
following: S. 7. Alexandes, w. NJ.
Alexander, A. J. Campbell Mr.. ami
Mrs. Il. A. Douthitt, G. w. Had, Col
G. w. and Mrs. Macfarfane. G.. ]. Nc
earthly, T.. f.. Paxton. A. Raas aud O.
G. Lewis.
A benefit concert will be given by the
Kamehameha Alumni Association in
the Hawaiian Opera House on Satur-
day evening, January Is. Half the
proceeds will be devoted TO 4 ovidins
comforts for lepers az Kalaur. pa he
Association will be assisted by the Ka-
mehameha Manual and Girls schools
A team Of horses belonging to Alex.
lsenberg and attached to surrey, TO.
came frightened at a passing street car
on Fort street at about 1880 o'clock to-
day and backed up on the sidewalk out
side of the Hawaiian Investment ANA
Trust Co, Mrs. Isenberg was In the
carriage at the time. The driver sue
Ceeded in keeping control of the horses
and soon had them on the street again.
No damage was done.
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Prof. Alexander Chamberlain OF
Clark University proposes that the
English language be remodeled, bu,
no professors can ever remodel II. on
the contrary, II Is being gradually hut
continuously remodeled by those who
use 1t, despite the efforts OF the pro.
tessors to prescribe for II fixed rules
and principles, Louisville Courier.