Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Eva mill is now running.

Pacific Lodge of Mlsons has
work in the first degree for to-
night.
The standard time whistle now
sounds at 1880 PIN. instead OF
1884.
Zamloch will probably 60 to
Hilo after his final performance
here next Saturday.
Pastor Garvin of the Christian
church baptized eight persons at
the evening service yesterday.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
there will be woman's prayer
meeting in the parlors of the
Central Union Church.
The Hawaiian band has been
engaged to while away the time
wasted by jockeys and drivers in
the races next Friday.
3. Marx has been elected to
active membership in the Bereta-
MIA Tennis club, and b. Wode-
house is to design the club flag.
Complete returns from the SEN
atorial election on Hawaii are ex-
pected by the steamer Hall, due
tomorrow afternoon.
Marshal Browns visit to Maui
was for the purpose of investigat-
ing the recent railroad accident
on the Waikiki plantation, but
nothing new was discovered, as
the track had been relaid where
the accident occurred.
The Italian cruiser purchased
quite a stock of hardware and
lubricating oil here, besides $50
tons of coal. No provisions were
taken on board as the vessel was
Z well supplied.
The only official returns which
have come to hand in the Interior
Office of the election on Hawaii
give Young 66 and Holstein 81.
1t is expected that Holsteln will
run far ahead in the precincts
having u preponderance of native
voters and that he will be elected.
A large mongoose was captured
by one of the BULLETINS compos-
itors in u common rat trap this
morning, an egg being used as the
bait. 1t was turned over to Com
missioner Marsden for Captain
Drew of the Andrew WEIGH, Whose
vessel is infested with rats.
The reason the Cristoforo Co
lombo did not stay in port longer
is that Captain Bertolini was an
xious to reach San Francisco in
order to have necessary repairs
made to the machinery of the YES
sell. A stay of fully month wilt
be made in the Bay City for thai
purpose.
A Portuguese woman was ar
rested this morning on charge OF
deserving her husband. This is
the second offense. On previous
occasion the woman left her hus-
band and went to Hawaii, from
whence she was brought back by
the police.
A picture sale extraordinary
will take place shortly ut the Pa
cific Hardware Compapy's art
rooms. A number of the finest
works of art ever displayed in
Honolulu, some of which are now
on exhibition, will be sold at auc-
ton. Lovers of art should look
out for this sale.
Professor Zamloch was greeted
with another crowded house at Y.
M. G. A. hall on Saturday even
ing. Everything he did elected
applause and his constant flow of
humor made laughter prevail
throughout. The changes from
previous bills were highly pleas
ing and Just as wonderful as the
feats they substituted.
Willie Peterson was driving
along Bethel street last night
with a young lady friend in a
brake when the horse ran into
pile of lumber lying in the street
ON which no red light had been
placed. The brake was over
turned and the occupants thrown
out but not injured. The harness
was broken and the vehicle badly
smashed, however.