Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL

II goes without saying that every
thing Is Best at The Encore.
The comet was an attractive fea-
ture Of the heavens again last night
Embroidered trousseaus and fancy
needlework. Mrs. II. Bell, 1862 Hotel
street.
II you want a good Job done on an
auto or carriage take II to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co.. 427 Queen 81.
The pineapple cannery expects
large shipment Of fittings and other
freight for the cannery by the Lur-
line.
The Korean who was accidentally
shot yesterday while he was cleaning
revolver, is expected to pull through
alright.
1nere will be a meeting OF the
Merchants Association at the associ.
alton rooms tomorrow afternoon at
| 3 O'Clock.
For consideration of $4,000 James
l.. Cockburn has sold to Emma Dreier
a lot OF land at Puunui containing
$4,000 square feet.
| The news OF the marriage of Miss
Jean A. Cetter to Harold Pierce Dan
Gig on May ~ has been received by
Mrs. David Center. ,.t..
All the cases with the exception OF
one we're sent over to future dates
this morning; the exception was the
| Tom Quinn matter which Is dealt with
, elsewhere. .sVsrttUrAl
For summer reading see Brown q
Lyon Co.. Ltd. A large assortment
of new books Just received, also a
shipment of reprint editions contain
Ing many new titles. . ils b.
| The two men. Akana and Win
Chong, who are charged with kidnap
ping, will appear in court tomorrow
morning. They are at present out ION
bonds of $500 each. Ri .r9 ISL 81.
Manuel X. Cook. the Chief Clerk OF
Public Works department. left for the
Coast on The Sierra this morning, He
was decorated with the latest design
In leis-Japanese dolls. ,. 'a...s
l.. j.. Warren has been appointed by
Governor Frear as commissioner OF
insanity. His appointment fills the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
A., Lewis. Jr., last week. .sUIt ~
In the case of the Territory versus
Lau Chong charged with assault with
a weapon the bill of exceptions fled
by the defendant was allowed this
morning by Judge Cooper. .Wi4-s
| Mrs. c. II. Busch died at Koloa, last
Tuesday morning, of heart failure,
combined with form Of dropsy. Her
husband was formerly the head car.
pcnter Of Lihue Plantatinn.--Garden
Island. ID lt. Ia; r.a. Qua,
AS the land sold at auction on April
I23 did not bring It's real value Judge
Robinson this morning ordered II re
sold at auction. The land offered was
a tract at Honokua, South Kona. Ha
wall, and was bought by Paul Muh
lendorf for @275. ,v u. ml 81
Special Officer Wo has returned
from hunt after Soon Duck but thai
elusive bird was not discovered. There
is little doubt that the wanted mar
is over the other side Of the island
and that bunch Of late jail birds
who reside there are keeping him
supplied with food. '.... ...r ~.
The Porto Rican who was stabbed
down at Kahuku Is doing well at the
Queens hospital and. although he lost
a lotsof blood, Is thought to have .
chance OF recovery. The men who as
saulted him will be charged az soon
as It Is seen how their victim is Il
fare. tup
The wedding Of Henry Kruse. oi
Kekaha Plantation, Kauai, and Miss
Aagol Jacobsen was celebrated at the
home Of the BRIDES parents at Mana
on May 2sth, Reverend c. d. Mill
ken being the oficiating clergyman
A large company of friends Of the
family were present at the ceremony
which began at Ave in the afternoon
A wedding dinner followed. and later
there was dancing and other festivi
ties. n w"
| THHIR W0OnEN WEDDING