Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-25
MAUrS GRIST OF NEWS

lul8nl Hospital last Monday morn.
ing Sept. lS--aged about As years.
He was buried at the Catholic
Cemetery in the old family vault
the following Tuesday. Mr..
Ross was kamaaina of Waikiki
mel, and at one time owned an ex.
tensive interest in the hack bust
ness in this town. He leaves a
wife and one legal heir, Manuel G.
Ross, Dr., son by former wife.
No less than q half dozen
Japanese laborsrs from Kihei
Plantation are reported to have
died at the Malulani Hospital dur
ing this month, two having d led
yesterday. The trouble is said to
be on account of the water, but
others believe the blowing up of
new soil has something to do
with the increase in the death of
the Japanese laborers.
The IA months old infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Thomas
diea yesterday at the family resi-
dence in Wailuku Of commissions.
The funeral took place today.
Geo. Hsyselden, the popular
postmaster Of Lahaipa, has resign.
ed his post and will 90 to Homo
lulu next month to work with his
brother in Henry May & Co.'s
grocery store. Arthur Wall, a
brother-in law of Mr.. q. B. Olese n,
manager of Hackfeld e. Co. g La
haina store, has been given the
place.
The members ofthe Kaahumanu
native church went in body to
the home Of Judge and Mrs. Kalua
last Sunday evening and presented
the bereaved family with resolu.
tons OF coincidence, expressing
deep and sincere sympathy in the
sad loss of their daughter Agnes
Nunehiwalsni Kalua.
A son was born to the wife of
John Vasconcelles, engineer at
kahului, last evening.
AT a recent Sunday school in
Halswa, Moloksi, the teacher ask
ed q class OF about ten small nat
i've boys and girls if they knew
what centurion, mentioned 10
the Bible, was. A bright little
girl of five summers replied that
the did. The whole class looked
at her with establishment, when out
came the answer was that che had
seen lots of them in Honolulu
"cbicken thieves"
Ex-Sergesnt Harry Burton OF
the United States army, and who
had seen service on heights OF
Santiago, is now drilling the Wal
luku police the manual of arms
and marching movements accord.
ing to the latest approved Upton's
tactics.
Mr.. Henshall, the Honolulu at
torney, was a caller a. Waikiki
this week on his way to Huelo.
He returns to town to day.
Several members OF the Wailuku
Citizens Guard had target pract-
ice this week at the butts on the
Sandhill. Scores of 40 were made
under the most trying conditions.
The ammunition was poor, go
were the guns aud the range.
Henry M. Poepoe, who has been
occupying the Kashumsnu pulpit
for the pact three months, will
soon return to take up a post
graduate course ut the N. p. Mis-
sionsry Institute, Honolulu.
Miss Kirkland OF Kahului is
teaching temporarily at the Wal
bee school 10 place of Miss Web.
ster who declined to accept the
position on account of small pay
and returned to Honolulu last
week. Mr.. s. Keliinoi principal,
reports that the school has daily
attendance of LAB pupils now, and
will reach $50 in week or two.
ITO Throw Good Money After had
Will but increase my pain" II
you have thrown away money for
medicines that did not aud could
not cure, why should you not now
begin taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the medicine that never disap.
points? Thousands OF people who
were in your condition and took
Hoods Sareaparila cay it was the
best investment they ever made,
for it brought them health.
Hoods Pills cure sick headache,
indigestion. y
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