Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-07
LOCAL and GENERAL

MES on Saturday by the Miowera.
George f. Henshall of the Star left
In the Kinau today for visit to 10.
ma, Hawaii.
After today the next direct mail to
San Francisco will be by the Siberia
next Monday.
A notice in re Elizabeth NJ. Ecles
VS.. Charles w. Ecles appears on page
of this issue.
Having left the Coast behind time
the steamship Sonoma will not arrive
here until Thursday morning.
The Civic Federation meets at p.
m. today in the Office Of G. p. Castle.
Stangenwald building, for final organi-
cation.
A score OF tourists, with headquar.
tres at the Alexander Young Hotel.
left on the Kinau today for trip to
the volcano.
News has arrived that the Nevadan
will get away from Kahului on Sat
urday for the Coast, taking full
cargo Of sugar.
George Lycurgus, proprietor Of thes
Union Grill and the Volcano House.
was a passenger for the volcano In
the Kinau today.
| There is meeting of the stock
holders of the Waianae Plantation
Company in the Office Of Senator Dow
sett this afternoon.
| II. A. Baldwin and wife sail In the
Ventura this afternoon for Califor-
MIA. Their tour will probably extend
as far east as Boston.
| VIM. Prestage, native OF New
South Wales, and Carl Slick. a native
OF Germany. were this morning nat
uralized by Judge Dole.
A meeting of the Republican Club
OF the Ninth Precinct is called for
Thursday at Kaupo dance hall on
School street. near Liliha.
Being overdue the transport Sher-
man should put in an appearance this
afternoon or early tomorrow morning.
She comes from San Francisco.
The Chinese burglary case, which
was started yesterday before Judge
De Bolt. is still being heard The
prosecution expects to finish its testi-
mony this afternoon.
The trustees of the Chamber OF Com.
merce will hold meeting in the Stan.
genwald building at 10: 30 o'clock IN
morrow morning, when numerous mat
tiers, routine and otherwise, will III
considered.
Waiver Of jury was filed this morn
Ing In the case of II. @. Middleditch
trustee Of the Charles J. Herrick Car
rlage Co., Ltd. vs.. II. 7. Mills, as
sumpsit. The case was SGT for Feb
ruary Is before Judge De Bolt
Two Koreans and japanese wen
fishing on the I'd instant beyond tn
reef at Waimea. Kauai. in a sampap
The boat was overturned, coming In
and one OF the Koreans. I'm New, wa
drowned. the body not being found.
Postoffice Inspector Hare stated thi
morning that there were no new dew,
lopments In the Rego embezzlemer
case. When asked regarding whethe
any steps would be taken against RI
COS deputy, John p. Spalding, he sta
ed that no information could be give
on that point as yet.
An Hawaiian luau. accompanied
Hawaiian music, is to be arranged
the Hawaii Promotion Committee 70
the delight OF tourists. An old tim
native dance will be included In tn
ATTRACTIONS. Arrangements have bee
made to accommodate one hundre
guests. Particulars may be obtaine
at the Office Of the committee. at an
Of the hotels.
A sailor last night met Modlin, Il
little pugilist. and wanted to fight. I'll
soldier acted the part Of gentlema
and backed away. Angered at not b
Ing able to whip somebody the sail,
thrust his hand through the plate gla
window, shattering It. He was arres
ed and taken to the Police station, b
was released later upon paying abo
S. for the damage. The sailor is,
the way, scrapper, and wants
meet either Modlin or McFadden,