Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-28
LOCAL and GENERAL
One-Two-Eight-One

An insane japanese was brought in
by the Mauna Kca this morning, and
taken to the Asylum.
The Royal Dancing Academy will
give the regular dance in the Odd
Fellows Hall tonight.
Pay cash and ask for green stamps.
They're free. Call at the show rooms
and see what you get free for
stamps.
The best wood and coal delivered
in any quantity. Union Pacific Trans
fer Co, King street next to Alexander
Young Building.
Ed. POLITE, the San Francisco brok-
err. is to arrive on the next Wilhel-
nina lie comes on one OF his regu
lar business trips.
Mrs. Minyielle, wife of the well
known special police officer, is recov-
ering from "a severe illness that has
kept her In bed for a long time.
You can't resist the bewitching
goodness of Cascade Ginger Ale Or.
der case from Rycrorts Fountain
Soda Works. telephone 227O.
a reading from modern literature
will be given by DR.. a. l.. Andrews at
the College of Hawaii Friday. Oct.
2Sth, at 400 y. m. All interested arc
invited. r .. n
Dr. Dickey: Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat.
1850 Alakea street (opp Royal Hawai-.
ian Hotel, Hours 9.12:3O and 1880.
i:3O. Sunday. 1O.il. Evenings by APP
polntment. r. ......
This morning Attorney Douthitt
presented plea in abatement in the
case of Edward c. Lane, and the
prosecution has five days in which to
make reply.
A Korean named Il, Won Kim has
been arrested and charged with steal
ing quantity of clothing and IA small
mirror, from the house Of J. o. Carter,
on Nuuanu street.
Dr. Il. o. Wilcox has returned from
ton with the experimental farm. lie
arrived as a passenger by the steamer
Mauna Kea this morning.
A wireless from Kauai states that
the marriage of Miss Emily Rice and
Doctor Sexton of this city was one ol
the social events of the Garden Island
ON the evening of the 26th .....-.
Mrs. J. J. Kearney arrived by the
Sierra for a three weeks stay In the
!. city. Mrs. Kearney Is the wife of
President Kearncy OF the Stcarns
Electric Paste Company of Chicago.
Takadane, a japanese. was charged
at the Police Court this morning with
having failed to get a permit to do
D.. some plumbing work that he COM
= pleted. The matter went over till to-
morrow morning.
The case against Sam Pupuhi which
: was tried in the criminal court yes
l. terday afternoon resulted In an ac-
. quittal of tho prisoner by Judge Coop
u er on the charge of gross cheat
I; brought against him.
L The plate glass windows of ssvera
a firms of the city have been badl,
7; scratched by some yandal who owns
(; n diamond. He will be nabbed short
ly and then there will be more fur
=, that he has not figured on.
o Inspector Fennell made haul last
7: night nj blind pig, and this morning
: the case came up at the Police Court
= According to Fenncll's story, he had 8
u tough time with the grog sellers, ant
D at one time It looked as II the inspect
. or would be jumped by the bunch.
| Heute, Freitag abend, 1880 Uhr
iindet cine froehliche Versamm'uui
. der. Dc utschen zu Ehren dos Schulsch
ines "Horzogln Cccilie" i'm MochizuE
!. Club, Waikiki Cassidy Station staff
All deutschen T.andslcute. welche q
dioser Unterhaltung beigetragen hal
heten nit Ihren Damenfzu erschein
en-. Der Nerband Deutscher Vereino
w. Felmy, schrlftwart.
There was a small strike on tn
Waipahu plantation last Tuesday whc
band Of about forty Portuguese oil
jec.ed to the way new luna wa
bossing the job. According to tn
ID men the luna seemed to be of tn
idea that he was bossing a herd q
s cattle and the men would not stan
for such work from anybody. so. afte
= protest they started to leave tn
field This rilel up the luna and h
rode into the crowd Of men and scr
ously injured couple Of them. Tn
men took their case to the manage
and arrangements were made 80 tha
n the men went back TO work. The II
jured ma nhoweyer swore out wa
rant fnr tho lima aud his cnsn wa