Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-15

W. II. Meyer, G. Won Hanm
and the Russian doctor who re.
Gently arrived here, left for Ha-
waii today by the Hall.
Finely furnished rooms with
bath aud other modern improve
ments for rent at reasonable
prices at 20 Beretania street.
The japanese barbershop which
was situated near the merry-go-
round has been taken away bodily
this morning. 1t did not weigh
very much.
Judge Perry has taken up the
conspiracy cases of All On and
Guam Chan, mentioned in these
columns yesterday, for his after
Moons work.
Workmen have taken the merry
g0-round to pieces and are now
dIsmant!ing the structure under
which the festive horses used to
i prance 50 furiously.
Keaks, the aged native woman
who left a $4,000 estate to Lawyer
Enoch johnson, was victim of
the cholera. 1t appears her will
diSinherited her husband,
nephew and a niece.
The schooner BERTHE Minor will
not conl the cruiser Olympia as
intended, Captain Raven fearing
that his vessels topsides might be
damaged by humping against the
steel walls of the big ship.
A large number of the officers
of the Olympia we're about town
yesterday. What is the matter
with giving the rest of the men a
chance to stretch their legs and
make necessary purchases
A young woman in England re-
Gently married her brothers wife
father. When last seen she was
trying with the aid of a compass
and dictionary to figure out
what relation she was to herself.
Captain Ziegler had his COM
pany of regulars out yesterday
afternoon for street drill, exercis-
ing them in some of the narrow
lanes and by-ways of the city.
They wore the new white helmets.
A number Of people amused
themselves gazing at the moon
and a star which was a little be-
low it, both of which were visible
at noon today. 1t is not the
only Star which is little pre-
vious.
Prof. Heitmann's musicians
rendered Chester Doyle's song,
The Band Played On" at the
Emma Square concert last even
ing. The air is very catchy and
the song is one which all Honolulu
people will want.
G. r. Harrison, practical piano
and organ maker and tuner, can
furnish best factory references.
Orders left at Hawaiian News Co.
will receive prompt attention. All
work guaranteed to be the same
as done in factory.
j. F. Scott, secretary to the
Board of Education, is having an
elegant residence made for him.
self high on Punchbowl slopes.
The ground is being laid off in
three terraces, and the atmos-
phere and the view will be splen-
did.
Hilo is to have a drugstore. 1t
will be branch of the Hollister
Drug Company of this city and
its manager will be Z. b. Bar
throp, late of the Kona Coffee
Company. Mr.. Barthrop was
formerly in the drug business at
Portland, Oregon, and is an ex-
pert druggist. The new store
will be ready for business in
about two weeks.
The Salvation Army has been
sending around circulars to most |
of the houses in town, calling at
tention to the meaning of the
week of self-denial and incident
ally asking for funds to carry on
the work of the organization.
Adjutant Egner may be set down
as rustler of the first order and
the Star had better secure his SER
vices to help fill up its vacant
space.
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