Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-08
LOCAL and GENERAL
The Bulletin is selling a school
scratch.p pad Of 200 sheets for s cents; ;
six for q quarter.

s. s. Paxton was an arrival this
morning from Hawaii.
There will be band concert at the
Park Theatre this evening
Al. Thurlow of the Royal Annex
serves the finest meals In town
George Mundon Of Olaa is In town.
having arrived today In the Mauna
Kea
John X. Bergstrom. piano tuner
and repairer. Address p. y. box 40.
Phone 5Sl.
1; you are looking for any Of your
friends go to the Two Jacks" and
you1l find them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waldron are
booked to leave in the Hllonian on
May rs.
Take your carriage OF automobile
&c Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., foI
Gp-to-date repairs.
Inter-lsland ana o. r. q J.. shipping
books for sale at the Bulletin
ONCE. so each.
Sailor Morch was given n chance to
get work by Judge Andrade. and was
renamed 10 May 10.
Pablo Martinez. Porto Rlcan. who
is charged Ws,h being a vagrant, was
continued till May 10.
It is rtnnored that the Honolulu-Jap.
anese Daily Chronicle will have an
English edition, to be issued weekly.
w. A. Baldwin and J. N. s. vii.
liams of Maui we're among the incom
ing passengers In the Mauna Kea to.
> day. p.
A. l.. c. Atkinson, who went up to
Hilo, Hawaii. in the Mauna Kea, re.
turked this morning on the same
steamer.
| Attorney w. A. Kinney. accompanied
by Stenographer r. Kearns, returned
today from Maui. where they went on
business.
David Manuel, an ex.police oficer,
who is charged with using threatening
languag chad his case continued till
May II.
= Senator Palmer Woods is again in
town. He came down this morning in
the steamer Mauna Kea, which locked
at I O'Clock.
Joaquin Silva, who was found guilty
Of assault and battery, was fined 81,
with 50 costs this morning at the Pc.
lice Court.
= The case against AnreI Tavash. who
Is charged with Larceny In the second
degree, was dismissed by Judge An
drade this morning.
The Chamber of Commerce has been
presented with copy Of the Export
? ers' Directory OF Japan for 1908. II
was presented to Mr. Morgas by Con
sui General Uyeno.
A private cablegram states that op
position has developed TO the confirm
alton Of Judge Woodruff. who has been
lappointed second Federal Judge for
. the United States District Court of Ha
=" wall. ... ..
Captain James Wills one OF the old
; time shippers. who passed through
| here in the old days, died at Fall River
| Mass, the home OF his daughter, where
| he has been residing. He was well
| known here. r g..
III There will be n special service held
in the Kawaiahao churchyard tomor
row forenoon, In memory OF the de
ceased members Of the church. Rev
| II. II. Parker. assisted by special com
mittees viii have charge Of the ser
| vice. Pr. ..u. ..
II Mark Twain, through his secretary
4
has written to Secretary Wood OF tn,
Promotion Committee that he will, a!
soon as possible. have his photograph
taken, standing near the koa mantel
| piece which was presented him by Ha
wall. He promises to send one of tn,
pictures to Mr.. Wood.
II DIR. j. II. Pottie has received a lette
from Congressman Ralph d. Cole IL
which he acknowledges with man,
kindly comments the figures on tn,
wool industry OF Australia sent him b!
4 DR.. Pottie. Mr., Cole said he gained
II from DIR. Pottie valuable information
that he had not been able to obtaii
II from any other source. ass. |.."
III Former Vice-President Fairbank
II will be entertained at dinner at tn
y University Club this evening. Sunda
evening he will speak in the FRS
Methodist church. Monday evening
he will be the guest OF the Men
League OF Central Union Church at
dinner to be held at the Royal Hawaii
an Hotel. Tuesday he leaves for tn
| Orient.
| The check for s32,395, settlement Il
| full for the judgment obtained by tn
Territory against Cotton Bros. & &C
for the loss OF Territorial dredger a
Pearl Harbor, was turned over to Act
ling Treasurer Hemenway yesterday
The check comes from the Unite
States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
which Is satisfaction OF the claims O