Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL

made TO the WAIKIKI road today.
Company ID is called to meet
for business and drill this even
ing.
The band concert at the hotel
last evening was much enjoyed by
a large audience.
The Catholic Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society is in session at the
convent this afternoon.
There is still opportunity to buy
seaside lots on Mrs. L. s. Pratt's
property at Waikiki. See notice.
Contractor O'Halloran is build
ing a neat cottage on Alapai
street, which will be occupied by
Emil Klemme.
Minister Cooper and British
Commissioner Halves made official
calls on Captain Fleet Of the
lcarus yesterday.
The Sharpshooters will shoot
for company badges and honor
medals, also try the new 500 yard
range, tomorrow.
The regular weekly meeting of
the Christian Workers, under the
leadership of Professor Leading
ham, is in session this afternoon
at Y. M. 9. A. hall.
There was a very successful re.
hearsal by the Y. M. G. A. orches.
ira in the Central Union Church
parlors last night. Fifteen must
clans participated in it.
G. g. Parsons, whose appeal
from a conviction for a criminal
offense was decided by the Sup
rene Court adversely to him, is
now serving out his sentence.
Manager Hedemann Of the Ho-
nolulu Iron Works and Give
Davies, of Theo. H.. Davies & Co.,
left on the Mauna Loa today for
a tour of the island of Hawaii.
Chang San, a Chinese theatrical
star of the first magnitude, was a
cabin passenger on the City of
Peking. He will appear at the
old Chinese theatre next week.
Last evening Company A. adopt,
ed resolutions of respect and re-
greet on the occasion of Colonel
McLean's retirement from the
regiment, which were transmitted
to him today.
III. w. Schmidt & Sons will en-
terrain you at a sc. table of rem.
nants until the arrival of the Aus
tralia, when a grand opening of
new fashion goods will take place
at their store.
A wealthy gentleman of Vienna
stipulated in his will that an
electric light must be constantly
burning in his tomb, and another
inside his coffin, for twelve
months after his death.
Lieutenants w. j. Corwin and
A. W. Bacon of the United States
navy are on their way home from
the China station. During their
stay here they have been looked
after by officers of the Alert.
The Mutual Telephone Com
pany has elected the following
officers: W. G. Irwin, president;
Cecil Brown, vice president; God.
frey Brown, treasurer; HI. Lose,
secretary, and j. M. Dowsett,
auditor.
. "The minds the measure of the
man." but Medeiros a. Decker do
not insist on taking that sort of
measure of you. They will simply
stretch their tape down and around
you, and guarantee perfect fit of
clothes.
The inmates of the Lunalilo
Home will celebrate the anniver-
sary of Lunalilo's birth tomorrow.
The band will play at the institu-
ton from IL to IL in the morning.
A luau will be provided for the
inmates.
One of the articles in the Bio
grapher, London, for January is
devoted to George Il. Harrison,
M. d., who was here few years
ago with Mrs. Longshore-Potts,
M. D., he lecturing on health to
meL as she was to women.
The announcement of meeting
of the Baseball League on We'd
nesday, made in this paper last
SATURDAY. represented authoritative