Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-02
LOCAL and GENERAL


Bishop Willis returned in the Mauna
Loa this morning.
w. II. and L. l.. Greenwich arrived
in the Mauna Loa this morning.
Nicely furnished cool and airy rooms
at the Elite. See To Let column.
First class milliner and saleslady
wanted. See Want column. page 3.
The Road Department started gang
Of men on the Waialae road yesterday.
Nicely furnished rooms. Popular
House, 1919 Fort St.. 81 80 per week up.
VIM. Henry, Tailor, returned yester.
day after quite stay on the Mainland
Blank books of all sorts. ledgers. etc
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish
ing Co.
A reward is offered for a bunch Of
keys left in p. o. box. See Lost
column.
rhe weekly edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary Of
he news Of the day.
Judge and Mrs. Estee have gone ou;
to the Annex at Waikiki To spend sew
eral weeks by the seaside.
Brunswick Oyster and Chop House
has re-opened under the management
ii Sid-late of King street.
Choice Claret so cents. Port. Madeira,
Zinfandel. rs cents a gallon at Hoif-
schlaeger Co.'S, King near Bethel.
Wray Taylor wishes every member
of the Amateur Orchestra to be present
at Kawaihao Church promptly at Z
o'clock this evening.
John Cowes will be among the Zeal,
aniia's passengers this afternoon. his
object being to complete his studies in
dentistry. He will be away about two
years.
Rev, Mr.. Hartley of the Anti-Saloor
League has secured Offices In the new
Mcintyre building where he-will locate
as soon as the place has been COM.
pleted.
Miss Pettis. who has been i'll at the
Queens hospital for some time past.
has recovered sufficiently to take =
"trip to the Coast. She will leave in the
| Picking.
Roy A. Wilson, who was In Honolulu
last year is tie third assistant engi.
neer aboard the transport inJmds.
Wilson was captain OF the Male lima
football team and played fullback.
Alex. Herman, the seaman who died
at the Queens hospital July 81, was
buried from Mrs. Williams undeItak
ing parlors yesterday under the aus.
pieces of the Seaman's Juiun. lntGI-
ment took place at Pearl City.
Inc color work that the HONOLULU
PHOTO SUPPLY CO. Is Offering this
year is the prettiest thing of its kim
that we have ever seen. 1t will well
pay you to drop in at their art rooms
and give them a call
Among the passengers arriving In
the Mauna Loa this morning were DR..
J. II. Raymond, A. b. Wood, G. H.
Robertson, c. NJ. Cooke. T. J. King. w.
II. Cornwell, Miss Kate Cornwell, Miss
l.. Duchalsky and Rev. A. b. Wey.
mouth.
Chief Machinist c. W .Clist Of the I.
S. S. lroquois received notification yes
terday from Washington of an award
Of $l66.17 as his share o. the prize
money due for participation in the bat
tie of Manila Bay on May !, 1898. Cliff
was on the Boston during the light.
J. Q. Wood, formerly Of this city, and
Miss Harriet Gertrude Goddard OF
Boston were married at Christchurrh,
Woburn Square, London, on July II.
the ceremony being performed by Rev.
DR.. James Bishop Thomas of Massa.
chusetts who paid a visit to HonoluIp
in 1895.
The Mauna Loa from Maui and Ha.
wall ports arrived this morning with
many passengers and the following
cargo: 6OI4 SKIS sugar, &c SKIS coffee,
4O7 SKIS japanese taro, 60 bun bananas,
u SKIS ava, Al kegs butter. bales to-
bacco, 90 bdls hides, 30 head cattle and
Is pigs, M pkgs sundries..
w. b. Powell, former superintendent
Of schools at Washington, d. c., de.
livered lecture on education yester
day morning to the teachers at the
Normal School. The address was along
educational lines. and largely advisory
giving the teachers much information
as to the art of pedagogy. NJ. Pow.
ell Is on his way home from Manila
1t Is his intention to return to Wash
irgton.
The transport Thomas was throw,
wide open to Honolulu people last
night and the consequence was u
crowded ship. Every passenge" OF the
Thomas did his or her very best to
show Honolulu people their apprecia-
ton of ths many courtesies extended
to them during their short stay in the
city. The Hawaiian band under CAP
tain Berger did much toward the even.
ing's enjoyment.
Lum Chan Chin and Miss Aseu, two
prominent young Chinese people, were
married in st. Peters Mission Chapel
yesterday afternoon, the Rev. V. II.
Kitcat officiating. The service was
repeated in Chinese by Rev. Kong Zin,
brother of the bride. The groom Is
well connected in business circIes