Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-13
LOCAL And GENERAL,


There nua uo Cabinet mou.tua rn#
morning
American Messenger Service. Ma
sonic Temple. Tel i4i
George Hannor, jcwolcr, has moved
TO Vineyard street near the Queen hu-
tel.
The Kamoliil native family were
released from quarantine at KaIiri to-
day.
The cars are stiIl blocked out Of
King street through Chinatown by
quarantine
Quarantine period at Kalihi will end
for 800 people on Thursday, and for
1900 on Saturday.
Lono. male Hawaiian, aged Go. died
at Peleula yesterday the complaint
being dysentery.
Postmaster General !. Mort Dat ex-
poets the steamer Australia to arrive
some time tomorrow, maybe few
hours late.
Minister Mott-Smith has been in
consultation with President Dole
much Of the morning over corrcspoh-
denco for Washington.
Chinatown looked like Pennsyl-
cania coke region at dark last night
with fires consuming debris from the
last conhagration burning at many
points.
Have you a headache. are you merry
Gus, are you liable 20 suffer from sea
sickness? If so, try the Baldwin
Celery Soda to be had at Benson
Smith a. Co, Ltd.
The w. &. Hall and James Makee Tor
Kauai ports, the Lehua for Molokai
and Mauai and the Maui for Hawaii
ports are all laden and ready to de-
part pending instructions from the
Board of Health.
Mails by tie Nippon Maru for Yoko-
hama, expected on the 18th, will close
whenever the steamer is sighted. The
same warning applies 10 mails for San
Francisco by the America Maru, liable
TO he here before daylight of the 18th.
Evidently the men Of the National
Guard were very glad to get away from
Kalihi for, upon arriving at the Exc
cutive building last evening, IL SEEM
@" to the people living in the vicinity
that they would never have done with
cheering.
The members OF the Amateur Or
chestra are all requested to be at re-
hearsal next Thursday evening in the
Y. VI. c. 4. hall. II is hoped to start
the rehearsal as soon after 7:30 o'clock
as possible. Of which the members will
take notice.
When the suspect "aSs at the sewage
Outfall works was reported to Minis
ter Young yesterday, he at once con-
ceived the idea that the working camp
should be guaranteed so that work
might not cease on the all-important
improvement.
J. Oswald Lu!ted. proprietor and
manager of the New England Bakery
contradicts the idle rumor of illness
among the employees OF his establish
ment. None OF my employees have
been ill.," says MT. Lutted. There
has been no sickness, is none now and
] know no reason Why there should be
as my place is kept in first class sani-
tary condition"
Cyclomere Park has been subdivided
into lots which are now offered for
sale. These lots are particularly suit
able for manufacturing sites, storage
warehouses and residence purposes,
parties seeking locations conveniently
near to the business portion OF the city
will find this most desirable proper
ty. For terms and particulars, apply
at the office Of Bruce, Waring C Co.,
Progress block.
Niggo Jacobsen appeared among his
friends this morning after nine weeks
at the Queens hospital. Viggo is still
carrying his working ann in sling
but otherwise IS in perfect physical
health. He speaks in the highest
terms of mis- treatment at the hospital
Il never saw Il place where physicians
superintendent ANA nurses were more
devoted 10 their work" remarke,
Niggo this morning ~ have Travelled
abotu the world considerably and thirl
| can speak with some authority"