Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-13
LOCAL And GENERAL.

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Holmes have
gone to Kona for a week.
Dr. w. A. Schwallle Of Molokai re-
turned from Kauai this morning.
Oahu Lodge, No. /. X. Of r.. meets to.
night at 80 in Castle Hail, Fort
street.
.Sicely furnished rooms at the Pop
ular House, 1874 Fort street. from s1.OO
per week up.
Dr. and Mrs. T. T. French were pas
sengers from Kilauea in the waialeale
this morning.
A small furnished cottage suitable
for two young men is wanted. See
Want column.
Two or three furnished rooms are
wanted, suitable for young men. See
Want column.
Frederick w. Hankey, Attorney at
Law, Campbell Building. corner Mer.
chant and Fort streets.
Miss Anna NJ. Paris left for her Ko-
ma home in the Mauna Loa today. She
will be gone several weeks.
"Turco Coffee cheapest and best.
Try 1t and Judge for yourself. Washing
snt MarpanttIn gnIn
The Mauna Loa's passenger accom-
modations were taxed To their utmost
today. Every lit OF the mattress space
was also taken.
c. NJ. Walton, manager of pahala
plantation. Kau, LET for home in the
Mauna Loa today. He was accompaui-
60 by his wife and son.
The police are after a big gang OF
wharf rats that are playing havoc along
the water front, but the little fellows
are very sharp and 1t is a very hard
thing to catch them.
Regulations concerning pulmonary
tuberculosis appear under New Today
The disease is declared communicable
and preventable and the notice is a
most important one.
]. A. McCandless left for I.ahaina in
the Mauna Loa today, his purpose be-
ing to locate the places for the new
pumps on the lands of the Pioneer Mill
Co. He will probably be back on Sun.
day.
The semi-annual meeting Of tn,
Queens Hospital trustees was to have
been held this forenoon but there YVES
no quorum present, to II was necessary
to put the meeting over to another
date.
The Hawaiian Teachers Association
will convene in the High School OF
the 18th and 18th inst. During the ses
sion interesting papers will be reac
by members and others interested II
the educational work of Hawaii.
Among those present at the anlua
sports day at Iolani College were Rev
and Mrs. v. II. Kitcat. MIR. and Mrs
Strong, Mrs. Freeth, Bishop and Mrs
Willis. Mr.. AMI Mrs. r. A. jordan
British Commissioner and Miss Hoars
Rev. Z. J. II. NJ. and Miss Van Deerlin
Misses Mills and Mrs. Mills, DR.. an,
Mrs. Myers, DIR. Bowman and J. Stokes
The summer term Of the Norma
School began last Thursday at the Hig
School. There are sixty-five teacher
In attendance, a great many Of WHOM
are from the other districts. tn
classes for the term have been arrang
ed under the direction Of Prof. Woo
and a corps Of assistants. Work be
gins at S:15'a. m. and closes at 3:l5 !
m.
Some Of the more enthusiastic OF tn
boat club members are complaining O
the lack Of enthusiasm on the part o
the oarsmen Of the organizations. Sew
eral attempts have been made to &c
the men out for practice but they vii
not respond. The fall regatta is clos
at hand and, II good showing Is to b
made, the boys must get to work yer
soon.
In Amy Robsart" this evening a
the opera house Miss Edythe Chapma
as Amy will wear headdress that wa
once the property Of the worlds great
est actor, Edwin Booth. The favorit
piece of headgear was always worn b
Mr.. Booth when he impersonated Ham
let, was given by him to Frederic
Ward, who In turn gave 1t to Mis-