Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL
pair of g!ussea has been lost

The freighters Mexican anl Nevadar
should arrive from San Francisco about
Thursday.
The transport Logan should arrive
from San Francisco en- route to the
Philippines next Monday
The Hawaiian Women's Club viii
hold a meeting at the Kaiulani Home
next Tuesday at PAS p. m.
Captain Fuller, the popular narbol
master is convalescing at home and is
expected to resume his duties soon.
Shinaka, Japanese, wdG this morn.
ing fined 500 and costs Tor selling two
bottles of sake without having lie
ense.
The Matson Navigation steamer
Hilonian will arrive next Sunday and
sail hence on the following Saturday
May IS.
A sociable will be held on Thursday
evening in the parlors of Central Union
church. The program is an unusually
interesting one.
The quarterly business meeting OF
the Ladies' Society of Central Union
church will be held on Thursday morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock in the church parlor
Judge Whitney this morning SEN
fenced Harry Chairman to thirty days
| imprisonment on a charge of assault
and battery on Portuguese named LIE
Mello.
Attorney A. G. Kaulukou, who acted
as a Hawaiian Interpreter for the House
Of Representatives, will depart for Ii
hue, Kauai, this afternoon on spec
| ial business trip.
Sheriff Iaukea is preparing his re-
Tort for the month of April. He states
that the figures show that drunkenness
has caused a much larger number of
arrests than formerly.
On account of the late arrival of the
Mongolia, the lecture meeting at the
Y. NJ C. A. hall will be held this even
ing at 1880 instead of between and
p. m. as stated elsewhere.
1t is stated that the Sierra signed on
her firemen at $50 per month. That
amount is considered exceptionally
high pay for that line of work when
the board and lodging is thrown in.
D. McCorrston and family take this
means to thank the many kind friends
for their deep sympathy and kindness
shown to them in their late bereave-
ment; also for the beautiful flowers
sent.
The will Of John S. Anderson, be-
dueathing property to the value of
about $4,000 was this morning admitted
to probate by Judge Robinson. c. M.
Cooke and Andrew e. Cox were ap
pointed executors.
The services in connection with the
laying of the corner stone of the Davies
memorial Sunday school and parish
house on the grounds of the St. An
drew's Cathedral, will be held next
Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
According to reports of arrivals in
the San Francisco papers the Nevadan
seems to have put it all over the
HilOnian on the last trip of the vessels
to the Coast. The Nevadan was Z
days Is hours. The Hilonian days l
hour.
The schooner yacht Shark with Jack
London on board should arrive at Ho-
nolulu next week. 1t Is understood the
Shark will come to Honolulu first, ow-
ing TO certain repairs necessary before
proceeding on her cruise about the
islands.
One of the tiremen on the Sierra, who
boarded the vessel just before she cast
off her lines at San Francisco, very
much under the influence of liquor,
tried several times to climb over the
rail on the trip down He stated that
he wanted to go ashore. Constant
watch was kept on him until he had
sobered up.
1t is reported that John Duggan, the
contractor who secured the contract
for the erection of the leprosarium
buildings on Molokai, has accepted
employment in San Francisco, and will
probably not carry out his contract.
In this case the building of the lepro-
sarium will undoubtedly be still fur
Their delayed.
The Oceanic steamship Sierra goes
over to the United States quarantine
wharf on Friday morning, from whence
she will sail for San Francisco on Sat
urday at 10 O'Clock in the morning. All
passengers will be transferred by boat
from shore to the quarantine wharf
and none but passengers allowed on
board on the day OF sailing
The Shippers Wharf Committee will
hold a meeting tomorrow to discuss
the raising of funds for the purpose OF
assisting the Board of Health in carry
ing on its present health campaign, no
having been made by the
Legislature to provide for the meeting
of the present emergency. President
Pinkham will be present at the meet
ing
Colonel Alexander, one of the Con-
gressmen who are expected to arrive in
the Buford tomorrow, and who is a
prominent member of the Committee
on Rivers and Harbors, is an old friend
of j. Oswald Lutted of this city. Lut-
ted states that he intends to give Col.
the use of his horse and car
riage during his stay and to do every
thing he can to make his stay in the
Islands pleasant one.
FEDERAL DIGNITY