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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-02

The best lunch in Honolulu at
the Anchor.
Minister Damon was able to
drive about today and attend to
business.
Information respecting the Y.
M. @. A. evening school is adver-
tised in this paper.
Ed. Towse has bought three
Sea View lots in Manoa valley
from Thomas Wright.
Members of the Meteor Bicycle
Club are reminded to attend the
club run this evening.
All Hoon was arrested this
morning for assaulting and bat
tering a haole named Prestidge.
Second Lieutenant tombstone
of Co. B will resign, intending to
go to the Coast in the near flu
ture.
The football players of the II.
A. A. g. are requested to be pre-
sent at the meeting this evening
at the Y. M. G. A. hall at 7:l5
o'clock.
Jack Thompson was arrested
this morning on the charge of
being found on the premises of
j. l.. Carter without lawful ex-
cuse.
M. A. Peixoto, proprietor of the
Union barber shop, next to the
Art Gallery, guarantees to give a
shave that will make your hair
curl with joy.
AT its meeting last night the
American League finally voted
down the proposition to change
the constitution, in regard to
qualifications of membership.
Beautiful, artistic, accurate,
charming island views at King
Bros. Every prominent point on
the islands is photographed by us
and painted by the best of our
artists.
Seattle is fast becoming a great
city. One thing which makes it
famous is Seattle beer, which you
find at the Criterion. A good
thing always makes its mark,
This is one of the best things on
earth. y
Il. A. Jones says that he re-
ceived letter from his father in
New York, in which he states that
he was to meet number of New
York fnanciers, concerning the
new bonds, on the day following
City Carriage Co.. j. S. And.
rade, manager. If you want {
hack with good horse and care
ful driver ring up Telephone lib
corner of Fort and Merchant
streets. Hack at all hours. n
Lively Billy Cunningham bat
over hundred and twenty-five
customers during the noon houI
today. His dainty lunches arr
the talk of the town. William
says they all asked for Seattl,
beer, the best brew on earth. y
There was an old maid as sick as sick coul
. be;
Doctor said the trouble was drinking com
mon Tea.
Recommended SALVATION ARMY BRAND,
, When, Oh, what JOY to tell,
|, 1t quickly raised her from her bed,
: Both strong and sound and well.
Harry Cannon, Palama Grocery
is appointed Sole Agent in tn
Hawaiian Islands for this iustl,
Popular Brand of Tea. Sold il
. 30 cent Glib. packages. His Me
,, mortal mixture, Young HysoI
! and japan, rs cents, unrivaled TO
cheapness and excellence G
: quality.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-02
LANGUID?

Exhilaration, enjoy mentand
effervescence Of spirits are
the laughter of the constitu-
ton. The liver, which sets
the whole mechanism of man
at work. at times becomes
torpid; it is then that Pabst
Malt Extract, the "Best"
Tonic, produces that healthful
activity which reactsupon the
whole system and gives a
lifting, strengthening sensa-
ton, by seeking the place
which needs it most. With
its invigorating influence, the
"Best" Tonic will give
courage for any undertaking,
and obstacles will seem but a
joyous test Of energy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-02
COPTIC RUNS DOWN A VESSEL
japanese Schooner sinks and three
sailors Drown.

japanese Schooner sinks and Ihree
sailors Drown.
1t is reported that on her last
trip from Yokohama to San Fran
cisco the Dec dental and Oriental
stea mship Coptic ran down
japanese schooner in the Japan
sea, cutting her clean in two
and drowning three Of her crew.
The acc dent took place early
in tie morning, when a haze
covered the water, and the ocean
liner found herself in the midst
of a small fleet of japanese vessels
before she sighted them. One of
them received the steamers sharp
bow amidships and sunk in two
halves in very short space OF time.
The Coptic's crew threw life
preservers aud lines 20 those of
the japanese schooner's sailors
who came to the surface after the
crash, and they were taken aboard
tho steamer, given dry clothing,
and then lowered into another
of the schooners of the Japanese
fleet, which consisted of twelve
vessels II WIS u miracle that
more ofthe feet were not damaged
but all were fortunate in making
their way out of the Coptic's
curse except the one which went
to the bottom
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

sugar OSJnS--nO cuduSe'
Co. G. will drill this evening.
This is ex.Queen Liliuokalani's
birthday.
The Elsie Adair Company left
on the Coptic today.
David Dayton and Misses Ella
and Eva Dayton returned on the
Hall yesterday.
The Hilo baseball team recent
ly defeated the Olaa nine by
score of 25 to IL.
Auctioneer Morgan and family
returned from Hawaii on the w.
G. Hall yesterday.
G. N. Wilcox, A. S. Wilcox and
DIR. Walters returned to Kauai on
the Mikahala last night.
The Boards Of Health and Edu-
cation hold their regular weekly
meetings this afternoon.
S. G. Hilborn, who visited these
islands last year, has been renom-
mated for Congress in California.
Z The Coptic brought five pas
sengers for this port, viz: DR.. j.
s. Il. Pratt and four young ladies.
Both the Claudine and Mika-
6ela took large consignments OF
school teachers to Maui and Kauai
e&&stInight.
Mrs. Quinn and Gus Frobese
SSvere married last evening at the
,/lClub hotel, Rev. s. E. Bishop
officiating.
A. j. Derby, DDS, Dental
Office Cottage No. 100, Alakea
street, telephone 10. 6l5. Office
hours 9 AM. to 4 PM.
A double leafed fern of value
has been stolen from the Royal
Annex saloon and reward is
offered for its return.
The Leilani Boat Club will hold
it's regular monthly meeting in
the basement of the Hawaiian
hotel this evening at 7:30 o'clock
The Manhattan Life Insurance
Company is carrying its resist
ance to the suit of Mrs. Chas. L.
Carter and others to the Supreme
Court.
G. Kenake has joined the Elsie
- Adair troupe and takes his de.
parture on the Coptic this after.
noon. His position is that OF
property man.
Official notice is given tina
Monsieur Louis Vossoin has beer
received by the Hawaiian Govern
ment as Consul and Commission,
CT for France.
Oliver w. Winthrop was to b.
tried yesterday in San Francisco
on the indictment charging hin
with the robbery of James Camp
bell of Honolulu.
Cunningham sets out the fines
of lunches at the Anchor saloon
and he adds to the zest of the
viands by performing acrobati
feats while you eat.
T. you want to frame anythin,
in the very best manner; il yo1
want your frame to harmonic
with your picture; if you want tn
best and most tasteful frame il
tie market, go to King Bros.
Sterling, the painter, is pre-
pared to quote prices on roo
->painting. He uses composition o
coal tar and cement. Cheapes
and best roof preparation in Ho
nolulu.
"Bob" Laing, manager of tn
Kohala saloon, recently met wit
a painful accident. He wa
thrown from his brake and sus
tanned fracture of three ribs b
the horse kicking him.-Hawai
Herald.
Kroeger Pianos, sweetest in tone
JAS w. Bergstrom, sole agent, cas-
or installments. Warerooms 6
G. Vests, Masonic Temple. Oi
fee at Thrum's Book Store. Tur
ing and repairing. Ddr Tele
phone BAT.
Mr.. Bermiston, lately employe
in the business office OF the Sta
has succeeded to the position {
bookkeeper Of the Hawaiian Hare
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-02
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR

Makes Better Brcad and Pastry than
any Other Known Brand.
Ask Your Grocer For II.
UNION FEED CO., Sole agents.
The morning times., 1896-11-08

COLUMBIA TIL THEATER-Opens with
the Metropolitan English Opera
Company in I'll Trovatore. On
Thursday evening, boston SYM
phony Orchestra.
NEW NATION AL TIL EATER-Stel
debut of Maurice barrymore and
first production of his new play,
"Roaring Dick S Co."
LAFAYETTE OPERA HOUSE-ca-
nary IL Lederer's "The Lady
SIavey." Tonight Sir. Hay lectures
on .Rome."
GRIND OPERA HOUSE, Blnncy's "A
Baggage Check"
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-PauI Gaze
neuvc in "The Three Guardsman.'
BIJOU FAMILY THEATER-"Shaft
No. p"
EERNAN'S LYCEUM-T Twentieth
Century Maids.
CONVENTION HALL - Wednesday
evening. Al testimonial concert IL
Prof. ranciulli, director of the
Marine Band.
The morning times., 1896-11-08

The Three Guardsmen'' Will begin a
weeks engagement at The Academy of
Music tomorrow night. The star OF the
company is Paul CaZeneuvc, i young ac-
Tor. who has for the past five seasons
played parts in the company of Alexander
Salvini. His Interpretation of the diff
cult role of D'Artagnan. in THE Three
GuG rtiSmen," Is saiu 10 differ materially
from that OF either the younger Salvini or
the lameutcd Frank Mayo.
young man hlniselT, Il native OF the
province OF GaSCony. The birthplace of the
character of Dumas impershablc MASTER
piece, skilled swordsman and finished
actor. he is said to live close to the ideal
DAuagnan, as pictured from reading OF
the famous book.
The personnel of the company includes
many players who have won recognition In
their various lines. Twelve complete sets
or scenery are utilized IN this production
permitting the management to give the
best s<enic performance of this famous
romantic play that was ever given in this
city.
The morning times., 1896-11-08

The British idea OF humor is so radical
ly opposed 10 that whicn obtains III TINS
country, that our audiences fail to ap-
preciate fully the situations and lines
that particularly appeal to the London
audience. Wncn CANARY and Lcderer Sc
cured tine American rights OF The Lazy
.-ihvsv tney dppIcCIi,,,-u tue force oi tnGs
argument. Tney resolved in very wise
course Of action. They placed The book
in the hands OF a local dramatist. who
succeeded III thoroughly AmericHnlLing
It's hunor, and bringing IL up-to-date III
every respect. Gustave kirkcr, whose
catchy In.sic has been sung, played ana
whlslIed all over the land, was empuw
efrt tC provide new score.
FOR the par OF II 10 Honey Do. the
music hall singer, Marie Dresslcr, was Sc
cured. Dan Daly, "A comedian who has
won his spurs in a half n score of Casino
anc other successes, was gwen the part II
t.iuian rUusI .un "Etr-,- tlitiI,'.' hirhc,
EiClIard Carl, Charles Danny and a score
OF other clever people were quickly en-
gagged, the result Of all Of whicn was that
- I-...s5 s-iHNe. HdS ptOulte last
year in Washington and scored heavily,
and went directly from here To the New
York Casino, where II remained for the
balance OF the season.
1t is pleaSing to record tn e fact that il Will
lie presented at tn Lafayette Square opera
House, for one week. beginning Monday
evening, with the customary Wednesday
and Saturday natineeS, wItn all the clever
people, including Nicholas BtTnham. ,1o-
sepn GreenSfeldcr. George Tallnian. Annie
Buckley, Marie George, Jessie Carlisle
Ida Lear, Clara Franlon, Dorothy Neville.
La Petite Adelaide, excellent music by an
augmented orchestra under the direction
of Fred Perkins, fetching costumes and
pretty girls that lent much charm TO the
New York run last winter. and who have
scored so heavily this year in Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The morning times., 1896-11-08
TOMORROW night the full complement Q

TOMORROW night the full complement Of
Nasnnglon's uhettriCal batteries VIII
bein action. The Columbia opens its
doors and ii is 10 be hoped, lr not for
the sake of distracted public, hesl-
tating IN plethora or good things, Ut least
fur the "a ke of the critics who with the
legs Of a Centipede and all the eyes OF
q Cerebus, cannot do justice to present de-
ulAuus, lndJ there Will Dc no more new the
aters, anyhow f.'r ii year OF two. Washing
ton ROW has seven rncaIers competing for
dniars. Incidentally they are competing
Tor aIIraCtIrnS, not one of which las any
trouble getting into the National Capital
thus season. Inc actors visiting Washing
ton this winter will run a pretty race
In point of numbers with the bridal couples,
and this is the first year within memory
when the brides and grooms haven't had
everything their own way.
Even aside from the gala circumstance
oi the opening Of new pla yhouse, tonor-
row Night wCG!d prove one of the most IN
tcresuns OF the scaSon- AT the Columbia,
where everything is new and brilliant
there is English grand opera, introducing
Washington girl, Miss Mary Helen Howe,
daughter of Dr. Frank Howe. Will make
her upcrdtic debut aslncz in III Trovatore. y
II IS Il small part, bat that is no lInpeach-
ment OF Miss Howc's debut. she Will be
given cordial consideration. and Will doubt
isc OF her future.
Maurice Barrymore elects to smultane.
uI>ly make his ; ellar DEBUT second editioni
and produce his own new play for ;he first
tine ON any stage at the New National
TheaIcr. barry 'ISafInc ac tor and a clever
writer, and his Roaring DICK x Co..
an awkward title, with that and Co..
VIII lie one of the events Of the sea son
Accounts of the play and the excellent
company have heretofore been published
a. full.
Al the Lafayette we shall find The
Lady SlaYey'' returned 10 its nursery. IL
was produced for the firsttinc on any sta ge
iu America at the Lafayette Onthe 2Iuh Of
last January. Itwas Immediately stamped
81 success and went into New Y YUrk to the
unavoidable run resultant from Washington
Endorsement Much the same ca st is in cvi
deuce this year.
The other houses all have shows at
traClive 10 their patrons. Blaney's "A
iiuggaEc CLeCk' II at Ihc Granu. Dumas
''Threc Guardsmen" is at the Academy
.1a,uh Luis company in SHAFT No. :" at
Tie Biiou. and The Twentieth Century
Maids at Hernan's.
rms evening Mr. Hay lectures at the
Lafayette on the churches and ruins Oi
Rome, for the benefit of the EIks. On We'd
nc>daycveninga complimentary testimonial
will be rendered the popular leader of tht
Marine Band, Prof. Fanciulli. under the
patronage of n distinguished list, headed
by the President and the members of tho
Cabinet. on Thursday evening the Boston
symphony Orchestra give the first of the
seasons concerts "a the Columbia.
II will he seen from this that thcater
EuerS Of dramatic musical tastes will
have AN abundance to keep them enter
Iained Now the managers will have ar
opportunity to solve that knotty problem
are there enough people 10 go aiound:'
The morning times., 1896-11-08

kEw YoRK'S very own Rialto could
IN not have equalled Washington's last
week Thelargc number of well known
theatrical favorites on the street was
noticeable to nearly everyone. Bert
Riddle was so busy shaking hands with old
friends and exchanging stories of the days
wHcn in the first act Of Hamlet he played
MJrCellus. in the second RoscncrantZ, one
OF the players i'll tie third, RoZencrantz
again IN the fourth, and a grave digger in
the fifth, that he will this week retire to
tie seclusion OF Thirteenth street and be
of the earth.
George Clarke. who at fifty-six years,
pla - Petruchio with the 5 swag gger of twenty
siN, and Dazzle with the assurance of thirty,
fouud number of old friends who are
buried in tie ohScurity OF a single part.
Nn"ne ontlr prone nade rec q we'd more cheer
1ul how'd Us" than Frank Drew and ]. E.
Webster. They last week plavcd their
original parts IN The White Slave. LAWYER
Stitch and the Old darkey respectively Bart
ley Campbell chose them for the parts when
The play was produced in the late seventies
a z, Little WAS another veteran on parade
Geniie-manncred old Mr.. W. j. Lcmoync,
wiTu for years was the standby of Daniel
Fruhuan's Lyccum Stock Company, was
seen only coming to and from rehcarsals
of Roaring Dick" though he went in
t. enjoy some of Miss Philadelphia s.,
nonsense on Wednesday evening. Mr. Lc-
nluyne il one of the most esteemed gentle
men and finished Portraycr of character
and comedy old men on the American
stage. Occasionally with him were his
Two busy juniors, Manager W. A Brady
and Maurice Barrymore, consulting over
a stubborn situation in the new play.
Peter DALEY, the jolly jollier, found
recreation on thewhecl When Daley talks
he only tells what really good actor he
is II the public would only let him. This
is not egoiSin: it is ambition. Mr. Daley
is not ficshy; he is only puffed uIs with
the desire of the unattainable He told a
party of professional friends last week, in
a strictly confidential manner, that horse
play Was much against the finer senses of
his artistic nature: that he longed for a
stfaigbt part, where he could demonstrate
bis real caliber. Leslie Allen suggested
that he say that some night In curtain
speech and then draw revolver. Then
The morning times., 1896-11-08

Chapel Point for lease. See ad.
The morning times., 1896-11-08

SHAFT No. ." which comes to the Biiou
Family Theater THIS week, is 4 big scenic
production of a powerful drama of domestic
nfe. The story of SHAFT M. 90 deals with
everyday HE OF a generous, wl!Olc-souitd
work man-Jim Rathburr-and shows his
honesty of purpose and devotion To his EN-
pluycr. Incidentally there is !; very pretty
little love story lunnIng through the play.
One of the reasons Uur pay Is success
is because il is staged III the most perfect
manner possible. an Ot the scenery and ef
fects used, from foutliGht to boIGer. being
carried by the compan y. and having been cS-
pccially prepared for the production.
An the effects are not only new. but the
right to use them is held by Mr.. Lift for cX-
elusive use in this play. Not only is SHALT
No ." well staged so far rs its scenery and
effects are concerned, but the acting com
pany has been pronounced one of the best
that has been seen in play Of this kind.
The morning times., 1896-11-08

performance favorably with Salvini's it
would be Sufficient to submit them to the
public without comment and let them OBJ
serve the comparisons for themselves.
Fancy Mr. Sothern, Mr.. Skinner, Mr. Drew
OF Henry Irving announcing his superiority
over some other actor. They have the taste
to remain silent and the assurance of their
position TO justify their silence.
The morning times., 1896-11-08

As popular form OF ntertlinment which
never laiIs To entertain an audience, none
has met with more success tuan Charles t..
Aaney's funny farce, : Baggage Check"
JU De the atIraCJIun ut the urand opera
House the coming week.
Among Cne many clever and novel special
ties introduced VIII be Inc dances uf the
well known sister Leigh III the Dare-fuuted
TTilby dance, which has met with great
success III boston, New YORK, Philadelphia,
san Francesca and other large cities The
dance Is opened with apparently one per-
son dancing behind Il large umbrella. In
snort time ,uut.cr par OF Gcrt descend from
some where and joins the other pair,
ANA then "a 40 all kinus at steps, ana iaTcr
on the umbrella closes and there you see
that the dancers are the sisters Leigh.
The costumes used III this production are
all of them bright and new, and there is
nothing which does not have "A general
air Of freshness and originality in "A
Baggage Check
The morning times., 1896-11-08
hey all did. 1t was Leslie's turn, any

they all did. 1t was LeSlie's turn, any
how.
AT this point some of the younger fel-
lows came along. Edwin Stevens, whose
theatrical career is As long as he Is, and as
varied as April weather, has played Hop
per S part in wang" on the road He made
''Gloriana" a hit; he played fakir in
''Four Jonathan and now lie is wearing
at least "A portion of Jimmy Lewis ap-
parcl in the nal Company. With him was
Charles Hickman, whose fine art was loo
American for Olga NCthcrsulc, when lie
was her leading man. but satisfied London
as well AZ did John DrewS Riciiman ana
Stevens are Chums cn tour. By cOinc-
dcnce doubly strange, Ada Rehan and Au-
guStin DAILY drove by in Il carriage at the
same moment that Herbert Gresham
joined the two young men. Ada doesn't
look quite ali ncr thirtyslX years either ON
or off the stage. but her reading betrays
Il Tremendous drauSht on her supply OF
breath. As Lady Gay She took wind as
ncr EorS,' might ,IUef the famous race Hcl-
bert Gresham is enjoying the fag-end Of
his honeymoon. Last spring he married
Martha Ford. well known in Washington.
There are not many celebrities in the
"Phila delphia' party. Willie Collier
enjoyed the week in particular way,
as it gave him a visit with his sister,
Helene Collier. Miss Collier is leading wo-
man Of the Whic slave Tnen Lnere was
Percy Winters brother, Jefferson Winter,
called Willie by his fellows of the DAILY
Company after his distinguished rather.
Flo Irwin was favorite on he walk. She
dresses with admirable taste. and the bloom
of youth refuses to be crowded by the pas
ing years.
The morning times., 1896-11-08
COMING TO THE THEATERS.

The Columbia Theater is completed. 1t
is safe ana handsome house, admirably
located, and is almost sure to prove re-
ihuieratlve as an Investment il its mana
t.-iH " III secure tne iiG.I. uIailty DI at
fractions. For commencement they are
eEtitled TO credit Tor having brought Mr.
II. Grau's Metropolitan English Grand
opera Company To Washington.
NE initlai Operir iO.nUiiU,s Eight will be
terdi's popular II Troy:tore," with its
stifrihg action, its lovely melodies, its
al'h ana other Inspiring chUruseS. tieor-
Gihe Won JanuschowsKy. Wlo sings Leunora
Is great artist. Payne Clarke takes the
ieau OF all English tenorS as Manrico; Lizzie
Macnlchofs gypsy mother is quoted by the
press as a finished piece of vocal and dra
matte work. William Merteus' Count is
Said TO be a masterpiece. Mr.. L. Knight
the passo, is fine, and Mary Helen Howe
az tnis clty. mas ii DrauuI ui voic., ana wui
appear as lneZ. ii is superfluous to speak
or anoph Neundorrt's ability as a musical
director. He is too well known III musical
circles.
The morning times., 1896-11-08

I IERMAE. the famous New York cos-
tuner, whose gorgeous garments are
| worn in most of the prctentioIs pro-
ductiouS which reach here, was in the
city last week. He came to measure
the members uf the paly Company for Their
costumes for the Forthcoming product OF!
in New York OF their piece de resistance,
Much Ado Ahout Nothing" When asked
about the dresses. lie was most cnthulaStic,
and held forth at eloquent lengths upon the
new raIment> Some Onc supgc sted that
they must lie indeed beautiful. "Bcauti-
fur exclaimed Herman. They are eX-
quis-, exquiS =. cXquis -ect!' He knew
lie had Il good word and he wouldn't give 1t
up till he had ii put
The morning times., 1896-11-08

All seats couponcd. Box office open from
a. m to Top. m.
NovE-A good seat on frs. floor for 25 cents
Seats in box 81 90,