Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-21
LOCAL and GENERAL.

Inc Orpneum tonight.
No concert at Emma Square this
evening.
Capt Campbell and c. L. Wight have
returned from Kauai.
e. B. Breckenridge has just been APP
pointed a member of the Mounted Pa
troll.
d. F. Ehlers & Co. have placed on
sale their entire stock Of ribbons. See
their ad on page 2.
Draft No. $3.50 drawn by Pioneer Mill
Co. for 100000 has been lost See
notice under New Today.
The Tribune is the sovereign among
bicycles, its strength, durability and
speed remain unsurpassed.
Chess players are requested to meet
at the Waverley Club this evening, to
consider the formation of a club.
Gonsalves, photographer, Beretania
near Alapai Is giving away one 16x20
crayon portrait with S. worth of pho
tos.
Jas. F. Morgan will sell at auction
Friday, May 25th, the fencing around
Chinatown. See his column for par
ticulars.
Sealed tenders for road machinery
will be received at the Minister of the
Interiors office. See notice under BY
Authority today.
Harmony Lodge, No. 3, |. o. o. F.,
meets tonight at 1880 in Harmony Hall,
Fort street. All visiting brothers are
cordially invited.
Chlormly the rag time opera will be
revived at the Orpheum this evening,
Lawrence Chenault, who has rejoined
the company, playing his original part.
The minor cases in the Police Court
were hurried through with this morn
ing and the court then adjourned out Of
respect for the death of Hon. A. L.
Judd.
The Blomefontein that arrived Sun.
day, brought cargo of $500 tons of
general merchandise consigned to M.
j. Bissell. She will discharge at the
Oceanic wharf.
The banks, many of the business
houses and offices, government offices
and schools are closed out of respect to
the dead Chief Justice. Government,
consular and private flags are flying at
halfmast.
Another hackman of stand 113 was
arrested yesterday for leaving his
horse united in the street. He appear
ed in the Police Court this forenoon,
pleaded not guilty and had his case
continued until tomorrow.
Some of the members of the Healanl
Yacht and Boat Club were out in their
six cared barge yesterday. Among the
number were Paul Jarrett and Tom
Lloyd, both of whom have rowed in
races against the Myrtles.
Kamaka Komaemae has caused the
arrest Of Ella on the charge Of assault
and battery. Both natives are resi-
dents of Niolopa, place that has be-
came notorious for its drunken brawls
during the past two years or so.
The next steamer from the Coast will
be the Alameda, due Wednesday morn
ing, May 20. The Gaelic is due from
the Orient tomorrow morning and the
Mariposa from the Colonies on the
25th.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth and a
couple Of surveyors were busy Sunday
forenoon at the saloon in front of
which Togo Jackson was killed, getting
evidence against Ester, accused Of the
murder.
John Nees, one of the sailors of the
Bangalore, has sworn out warrant
for the arrest of the mate, Kemmett by
name. His statement at the police sta
ton this morning was that the mate
struck him while he was going aboard
the vessel last night, His face GER
tainly gives evidence Of having been
hit by something harder than a fist.
Among the passengers from Hilo and
way ports in the Kinau Saturday were
the following: Geo. Rodiek, w. g.
Wilfong, Mrs. F. B. McStocker. II. II.
Renton, Frank May, Henry Vida, w.
II. Cornwell, Bishop of Panopolis, Z. f.
c. Hasson, Geo. Allen, J. II. Porteous,
A. w. Carter, ]. T. Crawley, Tom Gay,
F. w. Macfarlane and Geo. H. Fair
child.