Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-18
LOCAL and GENERAL

hOud COHee W De BOOu must De pure
c. J. Day sells it.
Ice cold beer $500 a dozen; Camara
& Co., Tel, Blue 492.
Gentlemen. refresh yourselves at the
First National Saloon, "A n. King st.
DR.. Derby has returned from Kohala.
Hawaii, and resumed practice at his
former Office.
Two fine suits of rooms are offered
for rent IN the MetropOie buiiding on
Alakea street.
Blank books OF all sorts, ledgers, etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish.
ing Co.
For baby carriages and sewing ma.
chimes and stoves and safes, call on
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd.
Judge Estee had nothing before him
this morning and adjourned the Unit
ed States Court until Monday.
Visit the Island Curio store. 1l6 Ho-
tel street. near Fort. Best assortment
of Island souvenirs and carlos
The ladies of the Methodist EpiscO.
pal church will give lawn social this
evening at the parsonage, Beretania
street.
The Japanese who attempted to
commit suicide yesterday Is better to
day. The prospects are that he will
recover
The executive committee Of the Bar
Association meets this afternoon, rho
vacant Circuit Judgeship Will probably
be discussed.
The steamer Keauhou will sail for
Kauai on a special trip today 10 take
a load Of Japanese plantation laborers
TO that island.
The American schooner BERTHE Minor
Captain Ravens. II days out from Eurc-
ka was sighted OFF Koko Head early
this afternoon.
High Sheriff Brown prosecuted for a
part of the time in the Police Court
this forenoon while his deputy was
away on the Herring case.
Judge Humphreys granted the appli
cation OF william Werner and deniol
that of u. Kakina for license to prGc
tiCe law in the district court.
Mrs. Jordan Bennett. a Porto Ricaa
negross, was arrested yesterday on the
charge Of vagranCy. Her case will
come up In the Police Court tomorrow
The training ship Mohican will take
nn bnupI .ntn1n ~ hundred az
coal during the first days Of next week
She will probably depart for Bremen,
| ton next Wednesday.
J. \. Mcguire. Frank Greenwcll. II
I d. Wishard and wife, Rev. +. Fitz
George Clark and \. Il. Curry wcr,
pmOng the passengers for Maui anC
Hawaii ports In the Mauna Loa thi
poon.
Special officers Dan Renear and Nc
Dufiie have had their polls shaved 81
that when going upon raids there cal
be no hair-hold INDUCED in by law
breakers. They are keeping out Of tn
draught for few days until thei
heads become used TO the cruel ravage
Of the weather.
Chalmers 4. Graham, who for fiv
years past has made his home In Homo
lulu, leaves in the bark Albert for Sal
Francisco, where he and his family will
make their permanent home. Mr.. era
ham expects to continue his bushes
connections here and will visit the cit
at least once year.
Much to the relief of many poDpl
who have been forced for week or 5
past to listen to the narrowing detail
of the Willie Dias and Rose Dias case
OF seduction and fornication. the Who'll
matter was brought to an end In tn
Police Court this forenoon. Rose plead
ed guilty to the charge OF fOrniCatio
and had sentence suspended for tire
months. Willie was found not gUt I
and discharged.
Private De l.islc oI Camp Mckinley
an amateur boxer and member OF In
Artillery baseball team. got drunk las
night and waxed very abusive. II
was going to wipe the street up wit
''Hl''l 'h' ~ 49,
men of the police force. The latte
picked him up bodily and virtunll
carried him to the police station. Thi
morning, DE Lisle pleaded guilty I
the charge OF drunkenness and wa
fined 81 and costs.
Among the new ads today, there
one from the Aloha Branch, 7, s., by II
secretary, S. W. Shaw. dlsclaiming th
authority of Mr.. Fullerton. Genert
Secretary. American Section. and {
Mrs. NJ. d. Hendricks, who. in anothe
advertisement, signs herself as pres
dent. This new advertisement also n
veals rather serious condition Of IL
justice in the Branch and in the SCI
l ton, which has caused e deplorab