Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-02
LOCAL and GENERAL
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Getting up to date; Pantheon sa.
loon.
Berrey & Fullerton want second
hand safe.
A big ire insurance trust is talked
in New YORK.
A big strike of natural gas has been
maed in Texas
The Doric sails for the Orient this
afternoon At o'clock.
Correspondent Walter Weliman con-
templates another trip to the North
Pole.
Camars & Co. can now be found on
Alakea street between King and Mer-
chant.
Italy's friendship for France Is caus-
ing much anxiety in German diplomatic
circles.
Customs Inspector George w. Keis-
ter Is on duty again after severe siege
Of fever.
San Francisco Is making great prep.
arations 70 receive the President on
May l4th.
A. BraIner travelling agent for Won
Hamm-Young Co, will return in the
Ninau Saturday.
1t is expected by her many friends
that Miss Amin will leave for the Coast
next Wednesday.
1t is reported on Wall street that tho
Chicago and Northwestern will lease
the Union Pacific.
V. II. PoUlsen. PAINTING AND Pa
PERHANG1NG. King, opp. Kawaiahao
Church. Tel. White 3I12.
The nomination OF $50 lleutenants
under the new army bill have been an
nounced by the President.
The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe
have made an agreement to divide the
passenger traffic from California.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Burke are sorry to learn that
they leave for the Coast on the next
Doric.
Mrs. Fry eife Of Captain Fry Of the
schooner Aloha will remain here with
friends during the vessels trip to the
Coast.
r. W. Single. manager for Henry
Waterhouse & Co. expects his mother
down froIn the Mainland in the near
future.
Olaa stock is taking little upward
lump. This morning the sale of 100
shares al S5.!2h was reported on
change.
Boer agents In New Orleans are
charged with dosing" horses and
mules shipped from that port for the
British army.
In the Police Court this morning
Tacintho Thomus was sentenced to two
months in the Reform school on the
barge Of truancy.
Meta 4. Sutherland, executrix OF the
will of Maria A. Bruins. gives notice to
al creditors to present their claims al
,nce. See New Today.
Aspecial train bearing James ]. Hi
made the trip from st. Paul to Seattle
, over the Great Northern in forty-iv'
hours. The distance is 1888 miles.
Archie Gilhllan and Clarence Crabb
we're back al their posts on the mai
wharf this morning explaining to thei
constituents how 1t all happened.
Mr.. Hugh Tevis and bride Of Sal
francisco are through passengers II
the Doric. Mr. Tevis is the son of thu
late Lloyd Tevis one of California,
multimillionaires.
Poloaiea was this morning fined $25i
and costs in the Police Court by judge
Wilcox. He was remanded from tn,
Superior Court for sentence. Thu
charge was selling liquor without a II
cense.
A number OF dishes, napkins, knive,
and forks and other articles loaned
by ladies Tor use at the May Day festi
val were taken to the hcme of Mrs. @
L. Crabbe. The owners may securt
their property by calling.
The crowd Of crap shooters buckinl
the bankers on the Wilder wharf thi
morning had things their own way
The bankers were cleaned out twice
and lost during the morning in thu
neighborhood Of 5000.
Camarinos receives for his refr!gera
tors all the California fruits Of the sea
son by every cold storage steamer. II
| always has on hand stock of fresl
| apples. grapes, oranges, etc. Send you
orders by phone, No. Main 1913. .