Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-05
LOCAL and GENERAL


Kauai on business trip.
See the Golden Rule Bazaar al TO-
books aud stationery.
The place to get pure Roma coffee Is
at c. j. Days grocery. 25c per ID.
L. D. Kerr & Go. have IN important
notice under New Today on page s.
A pressman and bookbindcr are
wanted. See New Today on page s.
During the huntini season Hunters
will hunt Hunter Rys at the Pantheon
saloon
The Mclnerny shore store calls your
attention to "Hanan' shoes in their
ad today.
The Claudine. which arrived from
Maui ports yesterday. brought Is00
bags sugar.
Judge Robinson will go 20 Hilo to-
morrow to try cases in which Judge
Little is disqualified.
A special meeting Of Damien Coun-
ell No. 500 is called for tonight. See
New To-day on page s.
For baby carriages and sewing ma.
chimes and stoves and safes, call on
Hoffschlaeger Co.. Ltd.
Arabic paint works double benefit
cooling the interior ana preserving
the roof. California Feed Co.. agents
During Christmas week the Ameri.
can Messenger service will have force
OF twelve boys and four wagon. Tel.
Main 199
Early this afternoon. Detective Nc
dufIle arrested gang OF about forty
Chinese who were gambling in China
town joint.
The German ship Marie Hackleld
was spoken November 90 in lat. 10 5
and long. "a w. She is s. days out
from Bremen for this port.
Superintendent Dickinson OF the
Commercial Pacific Gable Co. stated to.
day that between 100 and 1900 com.
plimentary messages had been sent
over the cable.
tives asking them to come TO Homo
lulu, early in February for the purpose
Of consulting on various measures to
be presented before the Legislature at
the coming session.
Cable adyices received by W. G. Ir-
win & Co. yesterday were to the effect,
that the Zealandia. scheduled to ar
rive from San Francisco yesterday.
did not sail until last Monday.
Inquiry was made at all the sugar
agencies this afternoon for any news
regarding the price of sugar but not
one OF the establishments had received
4 cablegram bearing on the subject.
There IL TO be an important meeting
OF the Executive Committee OF the Re
publican party in headquarters this at
ternoon at 4 o'clock. Every member Is
expected to be present.
Among the arrivals from Molokal
ports in the Lehua Sunday morning
we're the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Corriston and family, Harry Lucas
Sarah Lucas, II. X. Hitchcock, w
Meyer. X. oliver, Chris Waggoner and
Mrs' j. Lucas.
There was fair attendance at the
meeting OF the Central Gompptee OF
the Republican party Saturday night.
At that time, the secretary was in
structed to communicate with all thu
Republican senators and representa-
II has been suggested that now the
visit OF the band has been postponed.
that the Hilo people get together and
appoint committee for the purpose
of arranging for the various places
where the band will be expected to
play.
People who arrived In the w. G.
Hall from Kauai Sunday, and who at
tended che masquerade ball at Kealia
on New Years eve report that the
event was great success. There were
people present from every place OF
importance on the island.
There will be special meeting OF
Damien Council. Y. VI. l., this evening
Ut 1880 o'clock in san Antonio hall and
the Catholic Benevolent Union at the
hall Of the society at the same hour
There will be business transacted in
connection with the death Of the Bishop
OF Panopolis.
Judge Robinson highly appreciates
The gift by the jury in his court at the
recent term made to him on New Years
eve. The gold cigar holder, suitably
Inscribed Is n beautiful article In itself.
but the Judge regards most the kindly
motive that made him the honored sub
ject OF such a graceful innovation,
Ths oil carrier Marion Chilcott ar.
rived from Alcatraz, the oil station
south Of San Francisco, this forenoon
with cargo of 10000 barrels of OIL
She made the trip in fifteen days after
having spent ten days at Alcatraz load
ing. During that period a storm inter
rupted her loading and she had to
stand to sea until the storm abated.
Kline, a Hawaiian, appeared in the
Police Court this morning charged with
using profane language. His wife, the
complaining witness refused TO pros
ecute, but failed 10 clog the wheels of
Justice. Judge WILCOX stated that the
offensc being committed on public
street was public and not a private
one and fined the defendant 81 and
costs.
The barkentine W. H. Dimond ar
rived from San Francisco this morn