Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-01-05

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turned home today.
Proclamation Of national holt
day on the 18th is made today.
Joe Sylvano was arrested this
morning for assaulting kanaka.
Five dollars will be paid at this
Office for photograph of John L.
Brown.
I'll. May & Co. have a choice lot
of groceries and ice house goods
by the Australia.
The Hawaiian Safe Deposit &
Investment Co. offer new Eva
stock in blocks to suit.
Manuel Jesus, a Portuguese
truant, was given month in the
Reform school in the police court
this morning.
Minister Cooper has received
but personal letter from Minis
ter Hatch this mail, containing
nothing Of importance regarding
Hawaiian affairs.
The dinner to be given by Com
pany b. in honor of the return of
Captain Il. o. White has been set
for Saturday evening at the Ha-
waiian Hotel.
An old native fell on Nuuanu
street this morning in a fit of
dizziness. He was picked up by
the police and sent home in the
patrol wagon.
Tai Tong was fined 500 by
Judge de la Vergne this morning
for opium in possession. Three
other Chinese arrested at the same
time were let off.
The team of bundled men from
the First Regiment of California
which is to compete against Ha-
waii has been chosen and is prac-
Using diligently.
Arthur Reyes of Los Angeles
was one of the arrivals by the
Australia today. He comes to
take a position with Messrs
Ripley & Dickey.
Willie Wilder, Frank Vida and
Wilder Wight are all home again
and have been kept busy during
the day telling about their expert
ences in large city.
III. f. Glade, a member of the
firm of III. Hackfeld e Co. and
formerly head of the Honolulu
establishment, was one Of the ar
rivals by this mornings steamer
Frank Vida and Willie Wilder
were entertained by the Imperia
Club Of San Francisco at th,
home Of its president, William
Long, on Sunday evening, Decem
Der 9th.
Out of the six japanese gam
blers arrested by Officer Tom,
yesterday three were fined 81,
: each and costs by Judge de !,
Vergne this morning and the res
= discharged.
Kroeger Pianos, sweetest in tone
JAS. W. Bergstrom, sole agent, casl
3 or installments. Warerooms a
G.. Vests, Masonic Temple. OF
{ fee at Thrum's Book Store. Tun
} ing and repairing. rS3~ Tele
phone 347.
| Keoki pleaded guilty of assault
. ing a Chinaman in the polio
, court this morning, and Judge d
/ la Vergne will sentence him il
the morning. The trial of Al
King, opium in possession, i
going on this afternoon.
A Chinaman driving wagol
. down Victoria street without
=, brake yesterday managed to ge
!. his vehicle upset at Kinau stree
and himself falling underneath
the body. He was extricated an,
9 the wagon righted without seriou
. damage to anything or anybody
If the steamer Monowai come
:, in tomorrow afternoon, las expected
performance of ga Trip t.
Chinatown" will be given at til
r Opera House in the evening. Thi
play is replete with singing, dane
h ing and fun of all kinds and wi
: come nearer to pleasing the aver
Q age Honolulu audience than any
:. thing yet produced here.
=. Mr.. Ashley has received com
8 plimentary bid to the wedding c
g Frederick William Job, Hawaiian
: Consul in Chicago, to Heller
: daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayto
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