Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-21
LOCAL and GENERAL

II. W. Foster, jeweler, 15S Hotel St
Gentlemen, refresh yourselves at tho
First National Saloon.
Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House, 1249 Fort St.. $3.50 per week up.
Ring up Blue 81 If you want to have
work done on the graves by Decoration |
Day.
A sail boat and gasoline launch are
offered for sale. See Morgan column
on page s.
W. o. Atwater's fine residence is Of
fered for rent. See II. Warehouse &
Co.'S ad on page 2.
Some of the Fire Claims Commission
ers are making record Of athousand
signatures to awards each working day.
Bourbon Whiskey, 3 years old, $3.50;
Claret, so cents; Sherry and Tokay, Is
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co.'S,
King street.
Headache and earache are often caus-
ed by bad eyes. A. n. Sanford. the
optician, has something to tell you
about 1t in another column.
The sale of the Italian Swiss Colony's
wines has increased from a few thou
sand to over a quarter of a million
gallons a year in this Territory.
Evidence of runaway appeared in
the wreck of hack No. 269, telephone
S5l. lying nearly all forenoon at Rich
ards and King against the curb of the
former street. II was gloomily watched
for while by group Of japanese.
In the Police Court today. Thos Ma
hiwa, charged with assault with a wea-
pom on Kamehameha school girl had
his case nolle pros'd. Pang ChOng.
charged with common nuisance by al
lowing his cesspool to overflow, was
fined $40 and costs.
f. c. Rowe has started business at
$50 King street in the Territory build
; ing and will be pleased to see all his old
/ patrons. The finest of paint work and
paper hanging only will be done aud
= Mr.. Rowe's past reputation in the work
: will be lived up to.
A c. NJ. Cooke. foreman of the Grand
I Jury. informed Judge Robinson that
: they would have had their work com
pleted but for some new cases pre-
!. scented by the Attorney General. Posi-
$ bly, they would make final report this
a afternoon. The Judge gave them their
- own time for concluding their labors.
In the foreclosure suit Of Gustave
u Kunst against w. II. Pain and Elise
u S. V. Neumann. the latter defendant by
> her attorneys. Hatch 4 Siliiman, ha;
: entered a demurrer. AS eXecutriX Of
the late Paul Neumann. she shows tina
i no claim in the matter at issue was pre-
scented to her within the statutory
: period.
= Nine Cinnamon were arrested las
night by Deputy Sheriff Chillingwortl
and others on the charge OF gambling
i There was not enough evidence agains
the men so the cases were nolle pros d
y VIM. Amau, charged with truancy, wa
!, sentenced to one year in the reform
:, school by Judge Wilcox in the Polio
- Court today
a David Kanewanui was removed fror
nj the hospital to his home today. tTh
&c patrol wagon was sent mp for him BIT
os the doctors would not allow this cor
Mt veyance to be used so the young ma
was carried in stretCher by h
Y friends. Kanewanui is very Ill indee
nj and the chances are very much again
nd his recovery.
&c Judge Humphreys has authorized v
n o. Smith. guardian of Margaret
Hitchcock, a minor, to transmit tn
@. balance in hand, as shown by his las
is approved account. to the Judge of II
Of Superior Court in San Francisco, ordej
d. ing also that on filing the acknowledge
o. ment OF the San Francisco judge NJ
c. Smith be discharged. The last inver
r tory showed property in the guardian
hands amounting in value to S2S75.S
I'd made up of securities and cash