Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-04

len good AutO'nhCkh FHoHe "
Try a Royal Annex Lunch.
n you are looking for any OF your
friends go to the Two Jacks" and
you'll find them.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. CO.. for
Ip-todate repairs.
The price Of shirt waists Will be
slaughtered at Blom's on Monday
morning at 8 O'Clock.
Among the passengers who arrived
this morning from Maui were Mrs. W..
o. Smith and Mrs. Baldwin.
Eight Chinese gamblers faced the
music before Judge Andrade this
morning. The honor cost them each
81.
Judge Robinson this morning gave
Judgment for the plaintiff for $3.50 In
the case OF II. T. Mills VS.. John ID.
Holt. Jr.
Senator c. +. Chillingworth, who
went up to Maui last Tuesday In the
Mauna Kea. returned this morning In
the Clapdine. .a'.
Coat your iron roofs with, ARABIC"
You will be surprised at its cooling
and preservatiye properties California
Feed Co.. agents.
The monthly meeting Of st. Glenn.
ent's vestry will take place this even
ing at s o'clock In the parish house
A full meeting is requested.
On installmsnts OF SO per month you
UNITE mi Rotary
sewing machine. Benny & Co., Ltd,
agents, 1866 Fort st. Phone 4sS.
Helen X. Kealamoku was today
granted decree OF divorce from
Chas. Kealamoku on grounds Of deser
ton, non.support and cruelty.
The throne room and the old Public
Works Department room opposite It
on the first floor Of the Capitol are be-
ing prepared for the session Of the
Legislature. b..
The Park Theatre, corner Of Fort
and Chaplain Lane will shortly open
with motion picture show. Mr.. wer.
ner, the pioneer In this line In Hawaii
is the manager. ...
The number of deaths, which have
occurred In the District OF Honolulu,
from the following contagious diseases
during the fifteen days ended January
3ist, 1909: Diphtheria 1. tuberculosis
8. Total 6.
Messrs. McLennan, II. Overend and
A. L. Moses travelled by the Claudine
to Laupahoehoe from Hilo. Moses, at
one time employed In the bank at
Hilo. goes to Laupahoehoe to take
charge Of Mr.. Barnard's store and 9th.
or interests.
Tom Panuwai was hailed before
Judge De Bolt this morning on "a
bench warrant issued yesterday
against him for falling TO obey sub,
poenn TO appear as a witness In the
Kaleiklni murder case. He was given
severe lecture. ,t,. q
U. 8. Marshal Hendry yesterday ar.
rested a Chinese at Wahiawa on q
warrant charging him with harboring
a Japanese, woman for immoral puf-
poses. The preliminary hearing In the
case viii take place before Commis.
hiohef IpsiS tuib hitcTHoou. . 20 :.
Edmund H. Hart, who has been
clerk OF the Second Circuit Court on
Maui. will return to his home at Wal
luku tomorrow Afternoon. He will. II
is said. be retained In ONCE by Judge
Kingsbury, who, will go to Maui mex,
Tuesday to take up the work OF the
| Court. 49,
The Social Section Of the Mems
League meets this evening at the Cen
trail Union parish house at 7:ao
O'clock. Superintendent Babbitt OF the
Department OF Public Instruction will
be In charge, The subject for discus
sion viii be THE Medical Inspection
OF Schools" I'I i.
Appetite falling Try Royal Annex.
A petition for letters Of adnlinistrs
ton In the estate OF Maria J. Forbes
was hled yesterday by w. J. Forbes
son. The estate is valued at about
$4,000. the indebtedness amounting
70 Sl0,s46 The value OF Honolulu rea
estate is hxed at sl5,7oo and corpora
ton stocks and personal property a,
$500. The heirs named In the petit
tion are Maria n. Forbes. w. ]
Forbes aud Harriet ]. Forbes. Tn,
date for hearing the petition has beer