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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1905
Page
1
The Peace Conference at Portsmouth has arrived at a complete understanding on all questions and decided to prepare a treaty, signaling progress toward postwar arrangements and formal agreement.
Notice from the court sets forth the calling of the criminal calendar by Judge W J Robinson and dates for civil case settings. On September 6 1905 at 10 am the criminal calendar will be set for trial or disposition, and at 9 am the even-numbered civil cases of the September 1905 Term will be called for trial dates or disposition. Hy order of the Court M T Simonton Clerk to Third Judge.
P D Kellett Jr faced a preliminary examination on charges of embezzling funds from the Barete estate. the hearing before Police Judge Whitney was continued to September 18.
The Iris will leave San Francisco for its port tomorrow and is expected to arrive around September 7. It may tow a large naval water tank down the coast. The Iroquois plans to depart Midway Island about two days after the Iris arrives, carrying supplies for Marines including 6000 feet of lumber for marine tents and a steel house of inland type. A black and white striped buoy will be laid in Walles Harbor to complete aids to navigation.
The German warship Condor has not appeared and is thought to have orders to go elsewhere. It is probable she has no wireless apparatus, and if so no notice of her approach would be given until she is sighted. We carry a stock of legal blanks.
Judge Dole ruled for K. Imade and 87 Japanese intending passengers against the steamship Stanley Dollar. Damages set at 30 for baggage, 45 for railroad fare, 632 for cash and note losses, plus 53 days work and board at Honolulu. Commissioner to adjust further evidence and decree to follow.
Kauai County supervisors plan mandamus action to force Kauai tax assessor to assess income taxes of local plantations. Debate centers on whether taxes should be collected on Kauai or Honolulu, with County Attorney Willard urging Kauai collection and opposition citing legal conflict.
A league meeting at noon in the office of F wu Richardson led to rescheduling of Saturday baseball games to Monday Labor Day to benefit a polo tournament with a clear field. Secretary Andrews read a lengthy list of firms promising to date on Monday, ensuring a general holiday. The first game will start at 2 o clock.
Alameda Aug 30 Tropic Fruit Co will make its next mainland run Leave orders at Wells Far gee office King St Phone main 15
Hard training by the boat clubs for Regatta Day begins this week with practice every afternoon through September 16. Senior races in Rizw on red barge are highlighted as Myrtles and Heulanis push to break three years of defeat, with Barrett not rowing Healan boat this year and crews filled across junior and senior boats.
A special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce trustees is called for 2 p m tomorrow to consider a contract with H P B Wood of San Diego who will come to handle Promotion Committee work The note also mentions the entertainment of the Secretary of War on his return from the Philips wines Bauer's Law and Collection Co Inc has filed a suit against Marion M Tuning for 1361.
In Portsmouth reports announce armistice terms on Sakhalin with no redemption payment and the return of interned Russian warships. A Far East naval force limit is part of the agreement. Rumors swirl of a secret understanding behind public statements as Roosevelt welcomes progress. Separately New York reports Canton Hankow Railroad sold to China for 4.75 million dollars.
Acting Governor Atkinson announced plans to furnish a reporters room in the Judiciary Department tower for exclusive use by paper scribes. The second story room, above the current jury chamber, will be luxuriously equipped and well ventilated, meeting the desire of afternoon papers to have a dedicated space for news gathering.
Judge De Holt renders a decision in Albert Barnes v. Chus KR Coiling. Court finds a settlement of 625 dollars to Barnes, defendant to pay costs. Barnes relinquishes claim to Liliha street Honolulu property, ownership transferred to defendant free of partnership claims but subject to liabilities. Also notes moves by South Australian Jockey Club and Adelaide Club urging suppression of bookmaking and exclusion of bookmakers from all courts.
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