Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-04
LOCAL ANDi GENERAL
Driver wanted. See ad page s.
H. w. Foster, jeweler. 1853 Hotel S


H. w. Foster, jeweler. 1853 Hotel st. .
A good upright piano for sale cheap
See ad page s.
A a horse power gasoline engine is
offered for sale. See ad page s.
Reward is offered for return Of a
fountain pen to room 5, Mcintyre build
ing
Blank books OF all sorts, ledgers, etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish
ing Co.
Charles Meinecke OF Kau. leaves in
the Aorangi for a trip to his old home
in Germany.
The owner OF silk bag recently lost
can have same By calling at 5, McIn-
tyre building.
For baby carriages and sewing ma
chimes and stoves and safes, call on
Hoffschlaeger Co. Ltd.
Mrs. Francis W. Smith, nee McCully,
will be at home to her friends tomor-
row at 1870 Beretana street.
A full line OF prayer books and hym-
mails for the Protestant Episcopal
Church for sale at the Golden Rulq
Bazaar.
H. May & Co. have met with great
success in their candy department
owing to the superiority of their fresh
candies.
Auction sale Of schooner Eclipst
| 40 ~
OF Nuuanu street. Jas. +. Morgan viii
officiate.
Clerk W. b. Mailing has the Rules
of the United States District Court
ready for distribution to those enttlet
to copies.
Jim German. the Custom House base
ball team catcher. continues to improve
and Or. Cooper. the attending physi
clan, states that he will be able to sc
out on Monday next.
United States pensioners Of tn,
Union army were putting their paper
through the required formalities 70
drawing their years pension at tn
Office of the Federal court this morning
On Thursday afternoon at > o'cloc'
Mrs Joseph Richards. mother of Pro-
Theo. Richards. will lecture in the \
, W. c. \. rooms on the subject In tn
Public Eye" All ladies interested ar
invited to be present.
Three Portuguese express WACO
drivers who have their stand on Quee
street. near Fort, were arrested thi
morning by Officer Harry Flint 70
D leaving their horses united in the stree
g and absolutely unattended.
o Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth and
, number of special officers -raided
|. gambling den at lwilei at the noon hou
=, today and captured forty Chinamel
This is one of the biggest raids III
= police have made in some time.
The committee of the Merchants Al
ISOLATION in charge of preliminari,
looking toward Merchants Day
: not yet ready to report. no word ha'
. ing yet been received from the steam
ship companies with respect to c,
rates.
- Last night and this morning |.
!, Marshal Hendry had warrants eXeCu
4 ed for the arrest of KahanuapO. Kew
"a and Melewa. the latter two being "
Al men, on the charge OF unlawful bre'
n ing. The arrests were the sequel
10 the raiding of swipes joint near Can
!. Mckinley on Monday night.
10 Ohlcer Toma Abey appeared in Il
d Police Court yesterday on the char
l. OF assault and battery on T. c. Blac
we'll. a negro. After the case had be-
le examined into the defendant was di
10 charged It appears that Blackwell a
s. tempted to stop TOma in the perforr
p ance OF his duties and got his just d
II serts.
- Aldrich. awhile man VINO was livlI
on King street near the Territory ST
- bles. Is reported as missing he haviI
= disappeared several days ago and IA
n ed to turn up. Diligent search has he
~ made for Aldrich by his friends but
=, clue as to his whereabouts have y
been obtained. The matter was repo
~ ed at police headquarters this for
-. noon by Purdy. q friend OF the missi
II man.
90 Lima Bailey has brought suit for I
m yorce against II. 5. Bailey, the ha
y. driver. She charges failure 20 provi'
OF extreme cruelty and threatening la
is guage. She goes further and stat
by that at one time not long ago. the
~ PENDANT threatened to shoot her
nd will be remembered that Mr.. and NJ
81 Bailey figured in case in the Pol
III Court the other day in which Bail
was fined for assaulting his wife. 7
he defendant stated at that time that
\ wife had claimed having been up
sci mango tree for three hours one niG
recently.