Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-10
LOCAL and GENERAL

SOnoma,
Geo. Harrison; money to loan. POS
School street.
When other dentists fail try the New
York Dental Parlors.
Tomatoes are said to ripen best BY
the light OF the moon.
The place to get pure Kona coffee is
at c. J. Days grocery.
Party desires two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. See ad page S.
Nicely furnished rooms. Popular
House. 1919 Fort St., $3.50 per week up.
Handsome blue and white japanese
cotton rugs at Levers & Cooke. See
them In their window.
For baby carriages and sewing ma.
chimes and stoves and safes, call on
Hoffschlaeger Co.. Ltd.
William l.. Lyle, the well known
Myrtle oarsman, returned from a fly.
Ing trip to San Francisco in the
steamer Sonoma.
The Phillips building at the corner
of King and Fort street was sold to-
day to Fred Harrison for $50 by Auc.
tioneer Fisher.
An amended petition for foreclosure
OF $4,000 mortgage. by J. +. Hackfeld
VS.. p. f.. r. Strauch and others. adds
the name of George Markham as q de-
PENDANT.
Delegate Wilcox when seen today
said: THE arrangement for fusion
will affect only this island. We will
have some understanding as TO Maui
but on the other islands the Democrats
have no one to choose from"
District Attorney Breckons received
today from his brother, the Bulletin
correspondent in Washington, an in.
uuiry about Hawaiian coffee from
large coffee importing firm In Indian
apolis, Indiana. The matter has been
referred by Mr.. Breckons to II. Hack.
field & Co., Ltd.
This Is the last week OF Sachs nam.
moth removal saIc and positively the
lrt opportunity fer s?cu startling
bargains as they have hcen Offering
as a browning feature to the big sale
on Friday and Saturday. Remnants
iron every department viii be sold
at absolutely balr price.
The Germania Life Insurance Com
pany OF New York Is giving out a very
useful leather card case and note book
10 Its patrons. Important statistics OF
the company are put in handy shape
together with useful data for business
men. N. Emmet May of the Honolulu
Investment Company is the local man
agcr.
Capt. Brown OF the schooner Herman
entertained number of friends on
board his little craft last evening. The
Herman was tastefully decorated with
nags and evergreens which with the
genial captains hospitality afforded his
friends an opportunity OF spending a
most pleasant evening. Capt. Brown
expects to sail for Samoa Sunday noon,
A "a N M m ~ ~ ~ IA III IA IA N
High Sheriff. requesting enforcement
of the law. After a little further dis
cussion the motion carried.
ID. p. II. Isenberg called attention to
the examination Of Judge Humphreys
by the Senate Commission as reported
In the morning paper. The committee
10 appear before the Commission ought
TO pay particular attention to that gen
tleman's evidence. Judge Humphreys
wanted to Americanize this country by
sacrificing its chief industry. The
speaker thought they were Americana
ing the community as well as they
knew how.
Mr.. Schaefer hoped the remarks Just
heard would go on record and be ac-
cepted as a direction TO the committee.
Mr.. Carter suggested the passage OF
u resolution denouncing the sentiments
Of Mr. Humphreys.
President Irwin thought II not adj
visable to place too mucn Importance
on the utterance of one individual.
Mr.. lsenberg held that as Judge
Humphreys had been somewhat promi-
nent and owned a considerable follow
ing, his injurious statements ought not
to be ignored altogether.
Mr.. Campbell agreed with the chair.
They might expect a good deal OF that
sort OF thing, as the Commission invit-
ed expressions from all who chose to
come forward.
Mr.. Carter concluded to withdraw his
motion for q resolution.
Mr.. Cartwright thought an express
sion from the body as whole would
have greater weight at Washington
than individual replies.
The chair explained to the last speak
er that before he entered the meeting
II was announced that the Chamber
would be represented by committee be-
fore the Commission on Friday.
Mr.. Wight considered the matter was
more the planters business than that
OF the merchants. agreeing at the Same
time with the view that one persons
should not be made too i'm
portant.
The matter by consent was left to
the committee and the meeting ad-
journed