Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-11
LOCAL and GENERAL

Best cup Hawaiian coffee in the cit!
at New England Bakery.
The steamer Niihau left last evening
for Eleele for sugar.
The steamer Mikahala leaves today
at 8 y. m. for Kauai ports.
| Mrs. Dickerson's sale OF millinery 4.
still on. Hats at half price.
Attend the regular Friday sale al
Morgans and get what you want.
The s. s. Coptic left San Francisco
yesterday. She is due here Jan. 18th.
Seven Chinese gamblers were fined
s. and costs in the police court this
morning.
The transport Thomas, from San
Francisco with one days later mail. is
due tomorrow.
The trespass suit of Tom Gun VS..
Thos. +. McTighe is being heard before
Judge De Bolt today.
The schooner Alice Cooke left Port
Gamble last Saturday with a cargo for
the quarantine wharf.
The steamer Claudine came in this
morning from Maui ports. She brought
a number of passengers.
The case against II. w. Condor. ac-
cused of child stealing. was nolled in
the Police Court this morning.
Charles NJ. Neal, the custom house
inspector. greatly resembles the late
Senator John J. ingalls, of Kansas.
The steamer lwalani after being over
hauled. will leave within a few days
for Kauai ports for a cargo Of sugar.
J.. NJ. Whitehouse, the contractor,
has moved his office from room 50 in
the Young building to rooms 20 and 20.
Wong Kau, the gunsmith formerly
located at 935 Bethel street, Is now or
Nuuanu between King and Merchant
street.
The steamer Noeau went into the In.
ter.lsland repair dock this morning to
be overhauled for the annual inspection
OF hulls and boilers.
Mrs. Taylor the florist has fresh
mushroom spawn for sale. also choice
roses and carnations, yiolets. etc. Alex.
andCr Young building. Tel. Main $3.50
Catherine keaunui was before Judge
Whitney this morning on charge OF
larceny In the second degree. She H.
said to have stolen the sum OF S23.25
from Miss Wong Kong. q school teach.
err.
A' d. ~ arrived
this afternoon from Waimanalo with
1000 bags OF sugar. About 1000 bags
are awaiting shipment at the Waim9.
nalo plantation.
The Washington delegation is being
furnished with copies OF correspond
encc between Governor Carter AND
President Roosevelt, senator Foraker
Congressman Hamilton and Forester
pinchot.
The assault and battery case Of Paul
ohelo and Hulimoku is being tried be.
fore Judge Robinson today. The de.
PENDANTS are charged with having as.
saulted a Chinese at Kalihi In Novem.
Der, 1904.
stephen Umauma and John X. Ma.
kookoo, charged with libel on Curtis
laukea, this morning filed retractions
similar to the one published exclu
tively In The Bulletin yesterday. Theii
cases were thereupon nolle prosd.
The steamer Noeau arrived this
morning from Hawaii ports. She
brought 30 head OF cattle. Cane cut
ting OH the Honokaa plantation will
begin next Monday. The Kukuihaele
mill has been grinding since January
Sd.
After an interval OF about four
weeks the Honolulu Symphony Society
will start the regular rehearsals on Fri.
day, the 18th instant. at o'clock sharp.
A full attendance Is assured and q
program for a concert shortly to bo
given will be taken up.
The Silyerton buoy. picked up two
years ago by the steamer j. A. Cum.
minis, was to have been shipped yes.
terday on the s. S. Ventura and taken
to the Colonies for use. Later II was
decided to keep the buoy here, and Il
will be again unloaded from the truck
and stored at the Oceanic wharf for III.
ture use.
An unusually tall man with an i'm.
Pressive and emphatic New York at.
mosphere, is attracting considerable
attention In the business district. He
Is w. A. Wann, district superintendent
for the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany OF New York. and has started the
new year by establishing an office up.
stairs on Fort street adjoining the pri.
yate office OF County Treasurer Trent
Honolulu Temple No. 1. Rathbone
Sisters. held their installation OF Off.
GERS Monday evening In X. OF +. hall.
The following officers were installed
for the ensuing term: Most Excellent
Chief, Ewalanl Dayton; Excellent Sc
nior, Marguerite Ferguson; Excellent
Junior, Jennie Jacobsen; Mistress OF
Records and Correspondence, Grace
OBrlen; Mistress OF Finance, Florence
l.. Lee; Proctor. Mrs. G. p. Erickson;
Guard, Hazel Crane; Past Chief, Sallie
l.. Williams; Past Chief Ida Turner
acted as installing officer After In.
stallation ceremonies the sisters and
brothers returned to the banquet room,
where Brother II. T. Moore acted as