Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-31


II. F. wICHMAN.
The distinction Tribune Blue" is the
standard finish of all models of the
bicycle.
A. J. Coats was heard from by the
last steamer lie was at his home in
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The Dowsett corporation bonds are
$1,000 par value, not 800 as printed in
yesterdays court notes.
There was an exceptionally large
crowd present at the band concert IN
Emma Square last evening.
The Eclipse, which was on the
boards to sail for Kauai ports today,
will not get out until tomorrow.
The Iroquois brought 100000 bricks
to be used in the construction of the
power plant of the Rapid Transit Co.
Gonsalves, photographer, Beretania
near Alapai is giving away one 16x20
crayon portrait with s. worth of pho
tOs.
Tn eship IroQuois twenty-one days
from Seattle. arrived last evening aud
prevented the beer famine that was
threatening. She is in command OF
Captain Thompson.
There will be a big mass meeting
of Chinese at the corner of Hotel AMI
Maunakea streets this evening for the
purpose Of condemning the recent
atrocities in China.
Frank J. Turk of Turk Il Lewis was
arrested yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of assault and battery on
Charles Engman. a sailor. He was rc-
leased on putting up s25 bail.
Prof. Curtis J. Lyons of the Weather
Bureau denies that he has made any
prediction of volcanic eruptions or
earthquakes as a result of continued
hot weather and lack of rain.
Harry Walking died at Kapiolani
park last evening from the effects Of
drinking methylated spirits. Deceas-
ed was an American. So years of age
and his occupation was that of horse
man.
Salter 4 Waity will receive by the
Australia tomorrow a fresh consign-
ment of frozen oysters. fresh fruits,
frontage de brie smoked salmon, fresh
chocolate bon bons and a fine lot Of
candies.
The Fort Street Employment
Agency has opened black list and in
the future inefficient servants will not
be furnished customers If complaints
are promptly reported. See ad in
Want column on page s.
The German cruiser Geier sailed for
China yesterday afternoon with large
crowd of people along the wharves
watching her departure. The band
went out in the tug Eleu and serenad-
ed the Geier out of the channel.
Captain Murray's company was
drilled at the drill shed by Major
Zeigler last evening. The men will
drill every evening in order to DC
ready to parade in connection with
the Republican ratification Saturday
night.
The directors of the Y. w. c. A. met
yesterday afternoon and elected Miss
Lillian Bacon physical director of til.
institution. This lady is well fitted
for the position as she has seen ser.
vice in some of the best institutions
of Canada. She brings excellent testi.
monials.
Among the arrivals from Maui and
Hawaii ports in the Mauna Loa this
morning were the following: II. b
Hall, w. o. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a
ThurstOn, w. w. GoodGle. J. S. Searic
J. 5. Searle, Jr. Mrs. G. p. Kamauoha
+. VI. Swanzy, DR.. Rowatt, w. \. Az
bill c. Kaiser, A. du Rego and FathG'
Matthias.
Geo. d. Gear. Esq. Counsellor a
Law left by the Kinau today for Wal
luku, Maui, to represent the firm o
Davis G. Gear and to try the case o
VIM. Tempsky VS.. Lee Tat Sun, thii
being an important partition suit IL
which j. +. Brown, Esq. was appointed
a commissioner to report to tn,
court as to the division Of the land
The final hearing being set for Alr
gust Sd at II a. m, he will return Cl
saturday the 18th of August.