Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-05
LOCAL and GENERAL.

Armstrong, L0e dCtOr-DuSliiSt, Ieit
for the States by the America.
All kinds of carriage painting by up
to-date painters at the Stockyards
shop.
Minister Mott-Smith is indisposcd
and was unable to be at his Office to- 1,
day.
Ring up 1911 when you want a reliable !
driver, a good hack and no over charg- |
ing.
Capt. F. A. Blake and wife were pas
sengers for the Coast by the s. s.
America.
X. II. Hind and wife left for the
Mainland to be absent till well into
next year.
Mrs. Marshall and young daughter
left by the America to visit relatives on
the Coast.
The case of n. Vida, charged with sell
ing liquor without a license, has BEEN
postponed until December II.
| A monthly meeting of the Woman's
Board of Missions is being held this af-
ternoon at Central Union church.
The stockholders of the Home Ba-
kerry Co. will meet at the Office of Gear,
Lansing & Co. tomorrow at $3.50 p. m.
NJ. B. Curtis and others are still
figuring on giving Honolulu second
popular playhouse with vaudeville fea-
lures.
| Representative Richards, who is still
enthusiastic over his recent long trip
to the States, left today by the Kinau
for his Hilo home.
President Dole was at the Executive
Building this morning and received in
formally number of army officers
from the transports.
Almost every merchant in town il
complaining of shortage of goods on
account of the lack of shipping facili-
ties at San Francisco.
Harry Evans believes that the De-
land woman who came her as trans
port stowaway. was murdered in low
resort in San Francisco.
| The new captain Of Co. A, n. q. H..
is VIM. Carlyle. a man of much expert
ence. Harry Klemme is first lieutenant
and Friedersdorf is second.
A. q. Buclerman has located in Ho-
nolulu as the representative Of Neu-
stadter Bros, Coast firm manufac-
turing neckwear and haberdashery gen.
orally.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, aunt and uncle
of Miss Kate Kelly, of the Hawaiian
Foreign Office, left yesterday for the
Mainland after spending month IN
the Islands.
w. II. Coney of the Bulletin staff,
leaves today on a vacation trip to
Kauai. During Mr.. Coney's absence Ed
Towse will have charge of the city de-
partment of the Bulletin
The Anglican Church Chronicle for
December has been issued. Besides
it's usual interesting complement of To-
cal and church news, the Chronicle has
some pertinent remarks on the school
question.
Mr.. Shrensteln, who was at one time
with Wall, Nichols & Co., and after
wards with the Benson, Smith Co., left
for the Coast by the America. He will
return to Honolulu in few months
and engage in business.
w. c. Gregg left by the America for
a business trip to the States. He was
accompanied by Wl1e ana cnlluren. Mr.,
Gregg goes abroad to arrange for the
manufacture in the States of steam
plows, portable railway and other plan
tation supplies for the Islands.
g. y. Robertson, promoter of Maul's
new paper, returned to Wailuku in to-
days Kinau. Mr.. Robertson has re-
ceived liberal patronage from Honolu-
lu and with the staunch support of
Maui anticipates successful future for
his paper which will be issued the first
of the year.
The two-year-old child of John
Vierra was very badly bitten by one of
Allan Herbert's monkeys this morning.
the child was tossing coffee berries to
the monkey which broke away from its
chain and lacerated the child's face
terribly. The beast was finally shot.
The child is doing as we'll as could he
g.