Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-07
LOCAL and GENERAL

at c. J. Days grocery.
Gentlemen, refresh yourselves at tho
First National Saloon.
l.. 4. Thurston and son are booked
for the Ventura tomorrow.
Reward for return of shawl lost at
1851 Union street. See ad page s.
p. c. Jones is booked to arrive III
Honolulu in the Sonoma, due July 3.
DR.. c. b. Wood is expected back from
the Mainland on the Sonoma, due here
July ..
A s. reward is offered for In" rCiun
to the Hawaiian Hotel of an Eastman
Kodak lost June H.
For baby carriages and sewing ma.
chimes and stoves and safes, call on
Hotfschlaeger Co., Ltd.
NJ. A. Gonsalves, the photographer,
will he absent from town for several
weeks on account of bad health.
Deputy Sheriff Fernandez and a
number of mounted police of Eva did
good work at the Fourth of July cham.
pionship boat races at Pearl Harbor.
George Hons of Wailuku came to Ho-
nolulu in the Claudine en- route to New
York where he will visit his mother.
On his way east he will stop at Colora-
do Springs.
In the baseball game between Puma.
hou and Custom House teams Saturday
afternoon. the former came off victor
ious by a score OF II too. This was tho
only league game.
The sewing branch of the Women's
| Guild of st. Andrews Cathedral will
meet tomorrow (TuesdayJ at . o'clock
in the afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs. Kopke. Kewalo street.
Henry Martin. deputy sheriff of Kau,
was among the arrivals in the Mauna
Loa Friday last. He will remain in the
NY for little while studying police
methods in order to do better work in
his new position.
In the Police Court Saturday. the
case Of y. Hartman, charged with ma.
licious injury. was nolle prosd. In the
case Of larceny In the second degree,
defendant was committed to the Cir,
cult Court for trial.
The flags used to mark on the course
for the Fourth OF July championship
races were still in position Sunday and
many of those on the trains that pass
ed by the place had occasion to row
the two great events over again.
Judge Estee is hearing the closing ar
gument in the damage suit of Mate Lo
renZen of the barkentine' lrmgart
against the Inter-lsland Steam Naviga
ton Company. The case has delayed
the Federal courts vacation, which wal
to have begun today.
BY Thursday next the trolley wir,
for the remainder of the Rapid Transi
line on King street, between Alapa
and Fort streets. will he strung, an'
cars placed upon thSt section to con
, meet at Alapai street with the tract
now being operated to the Waikiki
road.
Hon. Harold NJ. Sewall made tn
nominating speech in the convention
which named Congressman Charles L
Littlefeld as the standard bearer 70
the fall campaign. and also played al
| important part in framing the part
platform on which the Republicans o
Maine go before the people.
. The Kinau. which arrived at 6 o'clocI
= this morning from Hilo and way ports
| sails again on her regular run at moo
tomorrow. The Claudine sails for Mau
| ports at ) o'clock tomorrow afternoo
= and the w. G. Hall gets away at tn
4 same time for Kauai ports. The iaun
. Loa sails for Lahaina, Maalaea, Kon
, and Kau ports at noon.
In the write-up OF the Fourth Of Jul
! festivities in the Bulletin Saturday
l mention should have been made of tn
=, excellent work Of the police in keepin
u the crowds in an orderly and nOnol
r structing condition. This was partiCu
/! larly noticeable at the fireworks on III
i Capitol grounds in the evening whc
Il the place was simply jammed. tn
= police did their work in quiet an
g courteous manner, calling forth a
!, manner of praise for the departmcI
u from those who had eyes to see.
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