Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-03

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! Material for pau skirts at Ehlers,
BlOm's muslin underwear and shirt
waist sale will be continued all mex
week
Mrs. George II. Carter owing to tn,
illness of the Governor, will not re
cciye Wednesday afternoon.
Col. w. +. Allen passed a restless.
night but rallied somewhat this morn
ing His condition is still critical.
Satin Taffeta and double faced satin
ribbons in all good shades and widths
on sale at whitney 4 Marsns Mon
day.
While the city's hotels are at pres
ent entertaining an unusual number OF
| guests there are still accommodation,
tor more
Judge De Bolt this morning denied :
motion for a new trial of the assumpsil
case Of a. n. Campbell vs.. Mary and
| Charles Lucas.
The Twenty-fourth Infantry (col
oredJ band delighted a large crowd at
the Moana hotel last evening with a
| splendid concert.
MIS- Auhlt htdl us lSlduu jams duN
chutney served at all the leading hotels
can be bought in neat packages by tour
lists at the factory.
Finals in the tennis tournament be
tween Ethel Taylor and Florence Win
ter today at o'clock at Oahu college
tennis courts for II. L. Cooper cup.
Judge Antonio Perry has been award
cd titles by the land court to his Kal
muN lots. This is the first Torrens
title award to be made to KaimuH own
trs.
A meeting will be held at the Gospel
Mission hall on Hotel street. between
Bethel and Nuuanu this evening at
o'clock. Mrs. $. L. Damon will speak
on modern captivity.
United States Commissioner Mailing
today committed two sailors, who had
deserted from the French ship Cham
pigny, to the custody Of the Marshal
until the ship departs.
A registered land title has been
granted Antonio Perry to lots |. 2, 3
and of block Of the Kaimuki tract.
The lots, which are valued at $1,000
have been sold by Perry to W X
Chiffon. (,
The cases Of Jane Doc Luceweicko.
charged with selling liquor without a
license; and OF Helen G.. Fonseca
charged with keeping disordcrly
house. have been set for trial before,
Judge DE Bolt for next Monday.
G.. II. Gere, who has been superinten.
dent OF the Government works on Ha
wall. arrived on the Kinau this morn.
ing from Hilo. He comes to Honolulu
to begin his new duties as county engi
necr. to which position he was recently
appointed.
A quartet from the seminary will
sing at the Y. NJ. c. a. vesper service
tomorrow. Sunday, 8 y. m. Then
luncheon will be served in time for ali
| attendants TO go TO their respective
church services. Mr.. Merrill has been
invited to speak.
Freight on board the Kinau from liza.
wall ports was received today as fol.
lows: q horses, q crates chicken, Z
bags cabbage, s bags taro bags COCO
anuts. / bags potatoes, 80 empty kegs.
80 pigs, 80 bags soil, l2l bundles hides.
$50 packages sundries
| The ship Kenilworth. which was I,
sail tomorrow, Is delayed and II Is not
certain when she will get away, for
she must wait for load OF sugar, when
Is to be used as ballast until she gets
to Hilo. where she will receive her en-
tire load. The steamer Helene Is due
In port with sugar for the Kenilworth.
Eleven Chinese, who were arrested
last night by the police on a charge
OF gambling, were released today when
their cases were called In the Police
Court. owing TO there being insufficient
evidence against them. II Is beliCyeC
by the officers who made the arrest thai
the Chinese were warned of their ap
proaCh and hid their gaming material
The big ship Kenilworth is still wait
Ing for sugar to get away to llilO
where she will complete her cargo and
80 around the Horn. The ships crew
Is ready and everything in condition
for an early getaway, but another Is
land steamer load of sugar Is required
ind has been nearly a week in com
ing. supposedly on account of rough
weather.
David SpaudIng, one of the best
known Hawaiians Of this part of the
district, and two other natives wen
out fishing on Monday and no trace has
been had OF them since Yesterday Ke
liino and a number OF friends OF thu
men went searching for them and wheI
they reached X Ihou they saw an up
turned boat some distance from tn,
shore. II is believed by KekIno that 1
Is the boat used by Spaulding.-Iill,
Herald.
Considerable interest has beef
aroused along the water front concern
ing which of the two sugar vessels tina
sailed today for San Francisco will
reach Its destination first One Is tn,
barkentine Archer, which sailed at
o'clock, and the other Is the bark Kaiu
lani which sailed at o'clock. The.
each have the same amount of freight
. $4,000 bags OF sugar. The trip will re
solve itself into race, with eQua
chance for success Of each vessel Bet
. will probably be made by seamen con