Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-13
LOCAL and GENERAL

E. Biela leaves on the Helene this
afternoon for Laupahoehoe.
Miss X. Mccarthy left this morning
Tor San Francisco on a visit.
j. s. Molony leaves for Lahaina Fri.
day on the steamer Claudine.
Mrs. Taylor and Miss Eva Taylor
leave December 22 for Lahaina.
Mrs. f. E. Conant and Miss Daisy
Neal leave Tuesday for Kawaihae.
Mrs. ]. ID. Jewett and two sons are
passengers on the Alameda for the
Coast.
Miss A. J. Foster and Miss Myra Ste.
phen leave next Tuesday for visit to
the Volcano.
The Happier gambling case has been
continued again in the Police Court
until Dec. 10.
Six men were sentenced to three
months in Jail this morning by Judge
Whitney for vagrancy.
Kaea and twelve others accused of
gambling had their cases nolle prosd.
ir the Police Court today.
The adjourned meeting of Aloha
Temple, A. A. o. N. NJ. S, will be held
Thursday, December 10 at IL noon.
titioned the Kauai Supervisors for the
privilege Of laying a track over the
. Wainiha bridge.
L. NJ. Shaw, formerly in the light.
house service here, lett this morning
for San Francisco to remain. He will
10 into business for himself.
William Gleason, OF the National
Stock Co., left this morning on the
Alameda for San Francisco. He will
open with the Bishop Stock Go. at the
Majestic Theatre in san Francisco.
Miss Goodrich. daughter of Admiral
Goodrich OF the Pacific squadron, and
Mrs. II. w. Lyon, wife of Captain Lyon
OF the Naval Station. are booked as
passengers on the Kinau next week for
the Volcano.
A number of Honolulu automobile
drivers shipped on the Alameda as oil
ers, taking the places of some of the
men who jumped ship and broke the
quarantine regulations. Fifteen alto.
gether were left here.
About fourteen persons will leave
Honolulu tomorrow on the Miowera
for British Columbia. They are most
ly tourists and business people. 1t Is
people among the passengers.
The following jury was this forenoon
selected to try the Bertelmann case in
Judge Doles court: c. e. Frasher, +,
Kahualualei, c. II. Atherton, C. A.
Bon, Stanley Stephenson, b. 7. Thrum,
NJ. w. Parkhurst, Otto B!erbach, II, d.
NJ. Cobb, f. A. Bachelor, ]. w. Far
well and II. +. Lewis.
. Twenty marines are still here await
, ing to be transferred to Midway island
to relieve other men. No Csiers as yet
have been received from the Navy De
partment stating when the lroquois
should start on the voyage. The lro
Quois crew consists OF more than 81
men. II she takes the marines to Mid
way the fifty odd people will be some
what crowded during the trip.
Jno. A. Palmer of Lihue entertained
party of friends at dinner last lhurS
day in honor OF his fiftieth birthday
Those present were j. II. Coney, Niu
malu; r. j. Wilkinson, Dublin: ]
d. Willard, Kearney, Neb.; Edwin
Omsted, Drammen, Norway; A. j
Derby, Massachusetts; j. A. rain e.
Vermont; Chas. II. Sweetser, Boston
Olaf Omsted, Drammen, Norway: a
Dempster, Christchurch; w. II. Rice
Lihue, and j. l.. Robertson, England
The exceptions Of the Rapid Transi
e. Land Co. from the judgment 70
500 verdict rendered in favor of Han
\ old Jeffs by Judge De Bolts jury wa
!. argued before the Supreme Court thi
morning. p. l.. Weaver Represented
the r. T. & l.. Co., while Judge WeaN
err appeared for Jeffs. The court rer
dered an oral decision overruling tn
exceptions.
The cruiser Chicago, Admiral GOOD
rich's flagship, tied up at the Nava
wharf, is having her smokestacks re
: painted She will also receive othe
repairs while laying here.
The barkentine Abby Palmer leave
/ probably tomorrow for the Sound. Sh
has been delayed by an accident to he
steering gear.
"Sapho" at the Orpheum will b
pau after tonight. Beginning toniol
row evening and for the balance OF tn
week, including matinee Saturda
the BUTLER Company will produce 9TH
Fatal Card" stirring melodrama.
The "Apaches," the roughs OF Pari
are being instructed in jiu-jitsu, so a
to be on even terms with the police
who are also being instructed in tn
b art.
Miss Z. Suffer, OF Irwin & Co.'S o
= Ace, was among those on the Alarmed
: leaving for San Francisco today