Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-19
LOCAL and GENERAL
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Walter Wright is here from Kauai.
Q. II. Berrey's Office, Campbell bid.
Major Wood of the Salvation Army
left for Kauai yesterday.
A first.class baker and pastry cook
is wanted. See Want column.
A nicely furnished room down town
is for rent. See To Let column.
Comes & McTighe successors to Ca
mara & Co., liquor dealers, 95 King ST.
The Union Express Co checks bag
gage at your residence. Call up Main
SO.
Corns and ingTowlng nails removed
without pain by DR.. Boyle, Arlington
block.
A first.class housekeeper familiar
with hotel work is wanted. See Want |
column.
No poultry raiser should do without
Pratts Poultry Food. Call at Il. o.
Hall & Son for a package.
Kaelepulu, a native boy, was this
forenoon sentenced by Judge Wilcox
to one year in the Reform School.
The road department is cutting
down the grade of Nuuanu avenue, at
Beretania street, by foot and half
Albert Kane. a member of the bicycle
patrol Of the police force, returned
from vacation trip to Molokai by tho
Lehua
Charles Molteno, formerly of Mer-
chant street, has reopened his shaving
parlor on King street, opposite Young
building.
NJ. T. Simonton took the oath as a
deputy clerk of the judiciary Depart
ment before Chief Justice Frear this
morning.
Bourbon whiskey, 6 years old, $3.50;
Claret, so cents; Sherry and Tokay, Is
cents gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co.'S.
King street.
Meteorologist c. J. Lyons reports a
temperature of SO degrees this morn
ing, being but one point above the
lowest record.
The bark Kate Davenport will prob.
ably sail for the Sound in ballast to.
morrow. From there she will go to
the Alaska salmon fisheries.
The crier had It all to himself in the
Federal Court this morning, calling all
men to draw near and then inviting
them to come again tomorrow.
Pat MeLane manager of the Koloa
Sugar Company of Kauai, arrived in
the Mikahala mis- morning. He Is
here on business OF the company.
News was received by the last
steamer that Miss Edna Bonner, who
spent several months in the Islands
for her health. died in San Francisco
recently.
@. Comes carried off his naturali.
cation papers all right yesterday aft.
ernoon, hence may be considered a
subject of tender treatment by the
politicians.
Among the departures for Kauai
ports in the w. G. Hall yesterday we're
the following: II. G. Hayselden, i.
Bachelor, c. A. Gay, w. C. Gregg and
J. p. Dias.
All Chong was convicted Of larceny
second degree for stealing $50 from
Lum All Fook, and Judge Gear sen
fenced him TO be imprisoned at hard
= labor four months.
Judge Humphreys has signed de
= cree of divorce In the case OF William
S X. Kino against Ellen Kino, the
a ground being the wife's desertion Of
A husband for three years.
n Nearly all the important cases In
the Police Court this forenoon were
. continued until later dates and the
consequence was that the session did
:, not last longer than fifteen minutes.
Thomas II. Lucas, by his attorney
4 Geo. A. Davis, has filed exceptions t
the overruling by Judge Humphrey
of the demurrer of himself and other
to the complaint in foreclosure Of S
c. Allen.
y Nishiyama and All Wa appeared II
u the Police Court this forenoon on twI
5 charges of robbery in the first degree
IS The cases went over until tomorrow
= in order to allow the prosecution tim
to look fully into the matter.
o Henry De Fries, having secured tn
1t contract from the Public Works De
e. partment, will tomorrow Degin tn
l. erection of the Inter-Island whar
shed. It will be a structure ninet
10 feet long by seventy feet wide.
4 Bertha F, Hough has brought SUI
70 against Luther w. Hough for absolut
Is divorce. She charges that since o,
" tober of 1900 her husband has faile
~ to support her. They were Marie
u in 1892 and have three children.
or J, W. Hall appeared in the Polit
Court this forenoon on the charge
-. adultery, which was Immediately mol
~, prosd. and the more serious char
:" of rape preferred. II is understo
that the bail will be placed very hip
Purser Friel of the steamer Nil
hala reports the following sugar Il
at Kauai ports ready for shipmer
X. S. NJ, 500; U. r., 800; NJ. A.
of 1850; G. & r.. 1000; Mob, 1916
700 X. p, $500; l.. p, 5000; X. s., %
or and II. M, 300; making a total
1880.
II The ship Helen Brewer will pr
ant ably finish taking sugar soon q
ON leave this port either Thursday or
os day. She will go from here to IL
80 where she will take on board the r
w OF the load, proceeding thence
'n New York. Lewis & Turk are 81
vas ping a crew Of fifteen men in the !
IuS en- Brewer