Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-28

Kona coffee to be good must be pure
c. J. Day sells 1t.
Four unfinished rooms are for rent
In Adams Lane. See New Today.
High Sheriff Brown did not go "a
Maui yesterday. as he half expected.
Notice to conslgnees of cargo from
San Francisco per S. 5. Alameda July
IL, appears on page S.
The Y. NJ. c. A. has enlisted the ser.
vices of a quintet club which will at.
tend and cheer the Rapid Transit car
gospel service on Sunday afternoon.
"The Singing School We Olden
Times" will be given by the Aurora
band in st. Antonio Hall. Vineyard
street, this evening, beginning at \
o'clock. Tickets 80 cents.
+. NJ. Brooks is himself again. Al
the Elks' hall yesterday afternoon,
there was an informal tournament dur.
ing the course of which he defeated two
outsiders and another Elk.
The freight steamship Hyades ar
rived at San Francisco on the goth in
slant from Kahului with cargo of SO,
ga bags OF sugar. she is to sail from
Seattle on August goth for China.
Among the arrivals from Kauai in
the w. G. Hall this morning were the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Cooke,
A. Haneberg. Miss Alice Cooke, X. II.
Boyd. Z. p. Mabie. Z. Blake and G. G.
Gibbs.
l.. +. Prescott has been seriously III
at Lihue, Kauai. with violent attack
Of appendicitis and will probably be IN
Honolulu within week or ten days Il
he continues to improve as rapidly al
during the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hyde Rice an.
nounCe the marriage of their daughter
Mary Eleanor to Walter Henry Scott
on the evening of Wednesday. June %
1902. at Hale Mani. Lihue. Kauai. Invi
tations to Honolulu people arrived by
the steamer from Kauai this morning
The annual shoot for bars which has
been going on in the ranks Of the Ma
tional Guard for q fortnight past. viii
close tomorrow al the rife range II
KakaaRo. Captain Samuel johnson
has made the best individual scor,
tl0 so far. Other good scores hav,
been made.
! Three Porto Ricans charged with as
sault and battery with a knue on q
Japanese at Gwilei the other night, had
their cases continued until Monday IN
the Police Court this forenoon. This
was made necessary by the absence
OF the official japanese Interpreter N
the Circuit Court.
In the Police Court this forenoon. the
case of L. Langren. charged with q
serious crime In connection with Ha.
waian girl OF immature years. had his
case nolle prosd. 1t Is understood that
the evidence Of the physician in the
case would not have been very valu.
able to the prosecution.
The ruling OF the Board of Health
that no one outside officials should ac.
company the Board on its Molokai trip
is made on account of the shortage in
funds. When the Board makes its
semi-annual trip 1t has to pay the
steamship companies for all passen-
gers taken. The strict economy neces-
sary to carry the Board through the
year makes 1t necessary to save at
every possible point. The Trip this
year without extra passengers will cost
about 5000, which will be a saving OF
two or three hundred dollars from the
usual expense. The rule against news
paper representatives, was made be-
cause the Board felt that If any sassen
gers other than members of the BoarC
were refused all must be.