Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-19
LOCAL And GENERAL
Sugar 3ssc.

The new Allan liner Huronian is
thought to be lost.
Fine weather is reported on the lee.
ward side of Kauai.
Sugar awaiting shipment on Kauai
amounts to 6O.SOO bags.
Expert stenographer desires position
See ad in New Today.
Meeting of the Board Of Health this
afternoon at o'clock.
Governor Taft underwent a surgical
operation in Cincinnati.
The James Makee was weatherbound
at Hanamaulu yesterday.
The ship Emily F. whitney is at
Maxwell loading sugar.
The schooner Rosamond arrived al
Eleele on the 10th inst.
Board and room wanted by married
couple. See ad in New Today.
A new cottage for rent in Cottage
Grove. See adj in New Today.
School children of San Francisco
have planted Mckinley memorial
elm.
VIM. Moznett leaves on the Alameda
for three months vacation to the
Mainland
There is talk that Attorney General
Knox will retire when the railroad
fight is ended
The Y. NJ. c. A. intermediate class
baseball team began practice yester
day afternoon.
The very best developing and print.
ing of plates and films at Honolulu
Photo Supply Co.
]. ID. McYeigh and NJ. c. Amana
have taken the oath as deputy asses
sors for Honolulu.
German ambassador Won Holleben
is charged with having assisted Bryan
in his last campaign.
Judge Humphreys sent word this
morning that he would come down to
his Office this afternoon.
The continuation OF the auction
clearance sale at Morgan's will take
place tomorrow at noon.
William f. Storey, a former Cana.
dian. was made an American citizen
by Judge Estee this morning.
Notice is given that hereafter no
fishing boats will be allowed to moor
at any of the Territorial government
docks.
There Is good prospects of the bill
providing for the election of Senators
by popular vote will be acted upon in
the Senate.
Bourbon Whiskey, years old. $3.50;
Claret, so cents; Sherry and Tokay, 10
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co. s,
King street.
In the Police Court today ID. Iopua.
a native, was committed to the Circuit
Court on the charge of larceny in the
second degree.
James Wakefield of T. II. Davies &
Co.. is supposed by his friends to be
aboard the steamer Etruria that met
with an accident and was towed to the
Azores.
The Scotch team and the team COM
posed of players of other natlonalitles
will turn out for practice on the Ma
kiki grounds this afternoon at 5
o'clock.
| In the neighborhood of twenty-five
more Porto Rican laborers were sent
to Maui and Hawaii In the Kinau yes
teruay. They are the people who had
wandered into town since the last gang
was sent away.
The steamer Waialeale spent three
hours laying moorings at Eleele on her
last trip to Kauai and experienced con-
siderable delay while loading sugar at
Aukini on account Of her donkey en-
CINE being out of order.
| A warrant was issued this forenoon
for the arrest Of a Chinaman who, 1t
is aTeged, on Sunday last set vicious
dog on little native girl, Waianae by
name. The warrant was sworn out by
Kumalae. the grandfather OF the little
girl.
A force of men Is at present busy
putting up the fire and police alarm
boxes at the various stations designat'
ed by both departments. The fire
boxes are red and the police blue
Both systems will be in working order
by the first of next month.
Antoine Paresa and A. j. Paresa, his
son. arrested Sunday last on the
charge OF assault and battery on Omi
Ger A. Mossman, appeared in the Pc
lice Court this ofrenoon. They plead
ed not guilty and after due trial were
roprimanded and discharged. It wa
found that Portuguese boy was ar
rested at the time\for being drunk
This was the cause of large gather
ing which the police tried to disperes
but without much success. Some
trouble arose between young Paresa
and Mossman. The former used some
bad language and Mossman slapped
him in the mouth. Old Paresa ther
took q hand and both men were ar