Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-02
LOCAL and GENERAL

| The place TO get pure kona cOHee IS
at c. J. Days grocery.
Notice Of co.partncrship Of. Al Pat
& Go. appears today.
New today Bohemian beer on
draught at the Pantheon; 10 cents a
glass
For baby carriages and sewing ma.
chimes and stoves and safes, call on
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd.
The infant daughter of Ed. Duyau-
chelle of Kakaako died early this
morning. The funeral viii take place
this afternoon.
The Morning Stars of Wailuku at
baseball game played Sunday won
from the Lahaina Athletic Club by a
score of 2 to 4.
Among the passengers booked to de.
part this afternoon at o'clock in the
steamer Claudinp are Senator and Mrs.
Thurston. who are going to Hlo. and
Senator Burton, who goes to Kauua.
kakai.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Smith Of the
Hawaiian hotel gave dinner at the
hotel last night in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Wingate Lake. After the din
ner there was dancing on the lanaiB.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake leave in the Alamo.
da for San Francisco tomorrow.
]. J. Williams. the photographer is
certainly up to the times. A few min.
utes after the adjournment OF the
convention he had out on the streets
a large number OF buttons bearing an
excellent picture OF Prince Jonah IA.
lanianaolc, the Republican nominee for
Delegate to Congress.
Delegates to the Home Rule conycn.
ton from the First Precinct OF the
Fourth District are: 5. Umauma ku.
haupio. j. n. MoeponO. J. KuamOo and
Geo. p. Makalena. From the Fifth
Precinct. Fifth District: H. n. Baker
u. Kauahipaulo j. Kaui. l.. W. Pa
lau, NJ. Nahinu and J. Nape'eha.
Deputy Sheriff Chlllingworth gave a
dinner at the Union Grill last night in
honor of THEFT. A. G. and its friends by
way of celebrating the victory Of tn"
Honolulu baseball team which now has
the silver trophy clinched. John Wise
A. MarCallinO. Sam Leslie AMI others
proposed various toasts. Songs were
INDUCED in and general good time
enjoyed.
The prcsnt outlook Is that there viii
be a fine attendance at the Elks' hall
this evening where there Is to be held
reception to Bishop and Mrs. Res
tariCk and Miss RcstariCk Excellent
arrangements have been made and the
hall has been beautifully decorated
The hest singers of the city will be
present and the program Of music Is
sure to be an excellent one.
Owing to the fact that two success.
i've holidays prevented the interisland
vessels Ia port from loading. this
morning was an unusually busy one
No less than seven steamers departed
for all the large Islands OF the group
and n number OF schoOners will also
leave tonight. Owing to the delay in
loading, the sailing time Of the Claud
inc has been changed until p. IN.
There was large attendance OF
Portuguese and others In san Antonio
hall last night to listen TO lecture by
Portuguese Consul A. de SOuHI Cana
varro. The speaker held the lCOr Tor
nearly an hour. combining himself al
most exclusively to the history of pOr-
tugal After the address came ?tnrcop-
ticon views of Madeira. After this was
over. the floor was cleared and dancing
INDUCED in.
In the Police Court. l.. \. BcClllCy
appeared this morning to answer II
charge OF having committed an assault
and battery upon Robert KauhanC.
lIecl,Ioy pleaded in oXtcnuation that
kaufman was q former sChOOlmato Of
his. He had also been looking at the
wine when II was pink. Kauhauc
. touched 10y the tics ri Old friendship.
, refused to prosecute and Bccklcy 90
capped with q reprimand.
David stewart. the mate Of the bark
uutine Add"nda. had o rib broken this
morning AZ about CClOck white he
was standing on the wharf busy super
intending the disChurEing OF the YES
sells Cargo. one OF the heavy bags OF
sultpetcr. with which the vessel Ii
loaded, struck him. knocking him
down and causing the injury mention
ed. The injured man was taken in the
patrol wagon to the Queens Hospital
where his injury was attended to. ElC
was then taken back ~ the vessel
again. He intends to leave for San
Francisco in the Alameda.
Kakalau, d. Wilson (alias Normanl
Kane and Kalci appeared before Judge
Wilcox this morning charged with va
! granCy. The young fellows have for
some time past been Il nuisance by
L hanging around the waterfront in thu
D vicinity of the Hcalani boat house. One
D night last week the gang was caught
in the act OF breaking into a Chinese
i stall In the FishmarKet. by Officer Pa
leo mini. who put an end to their days al
! untrammclrd liberty. Two ~ tn,
boys, being below the age Oi liIt"rn
were sentenced to three years in til,
. Reform School apiece, while III" tw,
d uldr boys We're sentenced to sp
months In Jail.
2 -arAta -9ra.. tl.l - ~
4 e. l.. Crabbe was of the same mind
Sam. Parker said the National con
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