Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-04-25
Autos for hire at Ter Stables.

Autos for hire at Ter Stables.
The steamer Maui sails for Hama
kua ports this afternoon.
The Italian ship Catherine Accame
sailed for Portland yesterday.
The big freighter OTegonian sails
next Sunday for New York via Kahu-
lui.
Nicely furnished rooms are for rent
ut Haalelea Lawn. Richards and Hotel
streets.
Order a nice broiler. fresh Island
beef and veal at Raymond Ranch Mar
ket. telephone AGA.
The schooner Concord, for lilo with
combustibles. will sail this afternoon
by way Of Lahaina and Honoipu.
H. q. Llndell this morning entered
plea Of not guilty to the charge Of sod
Omy against him before Judge DE Bolt.
Argument to the jury is being heard
today In the action to quiet title Of Al
exander Young vs.. +. w. Macfarlano
ct al.
The cable steamship Restorer Ii
locked at Hackfeld wharf, being forced
to remove from her mOorings In Naval
| Row owing to operations Of the drcdg-
er.
Jubilee Incubators. The business
machine. Hot water system. not hot
air. See them before buying. NJ. W.
McChesney a. Sons. Ltd. agents. Queen
street.
Judge Dole appeared at his cham
bers in the Judiciary building this
morning after having been confined 10
his home for several days by an attack
Of the grippe.
The schooner Lavlnia sails after
many days for I.aysan island, this at
ternOon. Skipper Weisbarth expects a
speedy trip and a full cargo Of guano
will be brought back.
ShimaZu. a japanese charged with
assault with deadly weapon, this
| forenoon entered u plea OF guilty.
Judge DE Bolt sentenced him to eigh-
teen months imprisonment.
All Chung. the Chinese charged with
sodomy. whose first trial resulted In Il
mistrial. was yesterday found not gull
ty by Judge DE Bolts jury and was dis
charged. lie was defended by J. W.
CathCart
j. o. Lutted, Fred Harrison and Emil
Bcrndt today. filed their report as APP
praiscrs In the bankruptcy proceedings
Of Hart Il Co. Ltd. They value the
real ana personal estate OF the COM
pany at s7jS2.l7.
Land Commissioner Pratt has re-
oeiyed Il cablegram stating that his
father. sister, and the latters family
are safe In Oakland. Pratt has eigh-
teen other relatives living at various
places about the bay from whom he
mas yet to hear.
Judge Robinson Is today hearing tho
labeas corpus matter brought by 10,
Laos against a Hawaiian named Kai
mi, to secure the recovery Of his adopt
cd son. Leon Stirling Several Hawaii
an witnesses testified for the respond
ent, saying that the boy had sOugh
refuge with him because he was
starved and maltreated by EnOs.
At last the transport Dix Is out o.
Quarantine. for this afternoon she Il
coming into the harbor and will b
ready to unload her cargo Of coal
About eighty of her men are beini
iumigated at the quarantine station. al
though only one has the smallpox. TIT
Dix will sail from this port to Seattle
after she has discharged her cargo.
Deputy Attorney General PROSE-
left yesterday for Kona to reprosen
the Territory at the term Of court Il
Kailua Among the cases which n
will handle are the Mrs. Atcherley riot
Ing cases and the damage suits OF Mrs
Baker against High Sheriff Brown. ex
|, Sheriff Andrews. School Agent Mis-
Ella Paris. Deputy Sheriff Kamauohi
and the late A. 7. Atkinson. whic
J grew out OF the famous South KOni
cjoctment case.