Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-30
LUCAL AND GENERAL,

The Orpheum tonight.
Ten men are employed in the Stock
Yards harness shop.
Nothing equal to it. Equal to what?
A blue Tribune wheel
American Messenger Service. Mi
sonic Temrle. Tel. 444
The Lehua sails for Mahukona and
kihei at o'clock today.
Swell tuInUuts aIe TO be had at al
times at Stock Yard Stables.
Lieut.. Peter Travens has succeeded
Lieut.. w. e. Rowell of Co. H, N. G. II.
A four or five room house is wanted
See Want column, page for particu-
lars.
Great bargains in shirts are offered
by Whitney & Marsh. Read their id
on page 5.
Cricket practice at Maliki this after
noon at 2:3O o'clock. There may be
scratch match.
The bark Ceylon is to make a couple
of trips to Laysan Island with supplies
for people who are at work there.
DR.. Coudert of New York has opened
an office on Beretania street. See card
in Physicians column for Office hours,
etc.
The announcement of the American
Hawaiian s. s. Co. and schedule of
steamers and trips appears on page Z
today.
Night Waterman George Robinson
put out small blaze in the rear of
Whitney e Marsh's store at about
o'clock last evening.
Donald Mcintyre, head gardener at
s. NJ. Damon's Moanalua place. leturn-
ed in the Hongkong Maru after a two
months business trip in Japan.
In few days, the opium now in the
vaults of the Custom House and
amounting to 300 tins, will be destroy
ed. The Kaena will tow the stuff to
sea and there dump it.
a card of thanks by Dr. Sloggett and
family to their many friends for the
sympathy and kindly consideration
shown them in their irreparable loss
Of wife and mother appears in this is
sue.
There was lareg attendance at the
reception in the Christian church last
evening TO meet Rev. A. Il. Cory, the
new pastor, and his wife. Refreshments
were served after the program was
finished.
The Joyful News Mission opened last
night at its hall on King street. The
following spoke: Rev. J. p. Erdman.
Prof. Hosmer, Rev. Azbill. The objects
Of the mission were outlined by J. j..
McComb.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Margaret
Campbell took place from the. family
residence yesterday afternoon. Inter-
menI took place in Nuuanu Cemetery
Rev. Alex. Macintosh conducted The
ceremony.
Rev. w. II. Livingstone, M. A., of
Oriel College, Oxford, will deliver
lecture in the Sunday school room of
st. Andrews Cathedral at 7:30 o'clock
Thursday evening. Subject, "Transla-
lions Of the Bible" The general public
is kindly invited to attend.
The Carlisle City from Yokohama
May 10, arrived in port and hauled
alongside the quarantine wharf late
yesterday afternoon with 900 tons OF
Japanese freight for this port. She
hauled alongside the Pacific Mail wharf
this morning to discharge. Captain
Aitken is accompanied by his wife.
Soft browns and reds illuminate the
fancied pictures Of chivalric time in
the elaborate production of the medic
val romantic drama can Enemy to the
King" which the splendid Neill Com
pany will give in this city. There is
much in the atmosphere of the play
that recalls Weyman's delightful ro-
nance. "A Gentleman of France" 1t
is contemporary and similar in incl
dent. The men are brave and chival-
rous. They breathe the air of advcn-
ture. The women in those days too,
were gracious and lovely, as in the
case Of the play, which IS said to be
rich in coloring, stirring in action, gen.
uine in sentiment and sparkling in dia-
logue. In 1t Mr.. James Neill appears
as the adventurous good fellow, Sieur
de la Tournoire, giving that part d