Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-06-03
FEEDING The MULTITUDE.
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as we'll as the children would have
played "hookey" today if they had
not been granted a holiday.
1t is astonishing the number of
volunteers who availed themselves
of the privilege of using the
Legislative rooms to write home
in. Ill day yesterday there was
a crowd Of men occupying the
desks. 1t is different with the
Splrish soldiers, only one in five
OF whom can write his own langu
age.
The Oregon and Washington
headquarters on Fort street are
well patronized.
Harry and Frank Turtou, form
erly of Lahaina, are with the eX-
petition.
Among the many newspaper
men in the expedition are r. h.
Ross Of the Examiner and w. ID.
Dodson of the Oregonian
p. G. Jones and w. A. Kinney
paid foI all the soda drank by the
soldiers at Hobron's fountain yes.
terdav, and there was lots Of it.
At the rate the girls are going
after them, soldiers buttons will
be scarce commodity in Manila
harhor.
The boys are united in their
desire to be allowed to sleep on
deck after leaving Honolulu.
They will be furnished with
cooler clothing after leaving this
port.
Senator Holstein is deserving
of a word of praise for the way he
is acting as one Of the hosts III
the Senate Chamber. He stayed
at his post all day yesterday and
was untiring in catering to the
wants of the numerous visitors.
DR.. O'Brien, who is with the
Peking, was Health Officer of San
Francisco until be boarded the
vessel. The members and attaches
of the Board of Health presented
him with a diamond RUG just be
fore the vessel sailed, as a memen.
to of their good wishes.
One Of the California compan-
les has large contingent of foot
ball players in its ranks. One of
the boys said in a Waikiki car
yesterday that if they couldn't kill
the Spania'ds any other way they
could kick the stutfing ont of them
at close quarters.
Oscar King Davis of the New
York Sun is one of the newspaper
men with the expedition. Mr.
Davis is we'll known writer, who
has a large acquaintance in the
United States Navy, as much OF
his work in recent years has been
reporting the testing of new wal
vessels. He was on the Columbia
during her recent trial trip, and
was ordered to Manila just the day
before the Columbia received Or
ders to join the Key West squa-
dron. Mr.. Davis will send cable
dispatches and mail letters to the
New York Sun, and will write
descriptive letters for Harper's
Weekly, to which he contributed
recently some graphic letters from
the Columbia.
Surgeon A. B. O'Brien is al
old schoolmate of the McInerny
boys.
A. Z Murphy has met a great
number of old friends from the
Coast.
Kerrigan, the noted athlete OF
the Multnomah Club of Portland,
is a member of the End Oregon
He is suffering with appendicitis
Ward Eaton, formerly assistant
Secretary of the Sunset Telephone
Co of San Francisco; Rowland b,
Ellis, bookkeeper in the same con
cern; Stansbury Morris, law part
ner of r. Porter Ashe of San
Francisco and Arthur f. Lund-
berg, head salesman in Shreve &
Co.'S San Francisco jewelry house,
are privates in the California Vo-
lunteers.
The doctors on the Peking con-
demned the quarters of two whole
companies on the voyage down.