Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

A. FreitaS, a Portuguese, charged
with assault and battery, was this
morning sentenced to pay fine of $50
! by Judge Lymer.
EN-GJyernor Powers of Tennessee,
| is at present visitor to Hawaii, Mrs.
| Powers accompanies her husband
They intend to take in all the sights
before returning.
Roscoe Perkins left Queens Hos
pital last week after being success
fully operated upon for appendicitis,
and today resumed charged of his
Photographic business.
Honorable e. Finlay Johnson, who
passed through Honolulu ON the ST.
IBERIA, is one of the justices of the
Supreme Court of the Philippines
where he has been for number of
years.
There will be a meeting of the
executive committee of the Floral
Parade this afternoon in the Promo
tiCn Committee headquarters when
business Of Importance will be under
consideration
Seven DRINKS were on police doc
ket this morning. They appeared
before Judge Lymor, and were fined
| about three dollars each They said
| that they enjoyed too much Konohi
last Saturday night.
Manager Scully OF the Empire
Theatre is working on a plan that
Will if things go right, create vau-
deVille circuit for the principal towns
OF Hawaii. Hilo is giving him every
announcement with the project
Fully one hundred men are at work
today eXcavating on Alakea street di-
rectly in front of the Bulletin
building Tor the double track of the
Rapid Transit line. The heavy rails
have been on the ground for some
days
japanese bank is being talked of
for the city of Hilo, but the rumor
cannot be traced to any authentic
source. 1t is possible that the story
originated through the recent visit of
the manager of The local Japanese
bank to HilO.
Mrs. l.. f. Wilson who has been
visiting in town for the past two
weeks returned to the coast on the
Siberia and will go to her Los An
geles home soon. She has just made
a tour Of the Orient and STAYED inI
Honolulu fortnight to break the
journey.
Hllo Is blessed with gang of Fill
pinos that is getting in considerable
work in the line of burglaries and
sneak thieving. Deputy Sheriff Fetter
is also getting in some good ticks In
rounding them up. The robbery of
The llilo Mercantile store is laid toI
the door Of this gang.
Makaio Brown and Kehuako. an
aged Hawaiian couple, who lived in
Nuuanu Valley, back of the former
nome of Mr.. II. p +. Schultze died
two weeks ago, and were only found
by the police yesterday. According
to he police it is apparent that the
husband died first Makaio was about
so years old and the woman five years
oldcr.
h. L. Poole accompanied by Mrs
Poole were visitors in Honolulu dur
ing the stay of the Siberia in port
Mr. Poole is the man who purchased
$1,000 acres of sugar land from the
Philippine government on the island
of Mindoro. and was accused of being
the agent for the sugar trust in the
deal because one of the Havemeyers
was backing him.
Board Of Health Inspector CAGE
res had narrow escape on his mo-
tor cycle last Sunday when return
ing from the Volcano He was fore
ed off the road by a japanese stage
and dropped into a hole ten feet deep.
The only injury received. however, !
was a mean cut between the eyes
which will mar his good looks tenn
porarily.- Hawaii Herald
The Maui News makes a report of
gang Of labolers located near the
Kaupakalua winery, who have been
having a glorious time ON liquor stol-
en- from the winery. Manager Cole
grew suspicious some time ago and
set watch about the winery that
resulted in getting a hold of the par
ty who was making off with his pro-
duct,