Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-19
LOCAL and GENERAL


his wife next summer.
Robert Levers. wife and daughter
returned in the China this morning.
Comes 4 McTighe, successors to Ca
mara 4 Co., liquor dealers. 81 King St.
Walk on to Mcinerny's shoe store
and walk on pair of Waulk-On shoes.
Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House. lei9 Fort St, s1.5C per week up.
Stop at Mrs. Hanna's new millinery
store on Fort street near Chaplain
lane.
New goods every week at Haffner
the jewelers. new stand. 1874 Hotel
street. .,
DR.. J. Atcherley can be found at 3i3
King street. next door to Opera House.
See ad.
DR.. T. c. Thornicroft is a through
passenger on his way to Kobe in Tue
China.
Blank books of all sorts. ledgers. etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish
ing Co.
Prince c. de Schwarzenberg q Ger
una ntourist, is through passenger In
the China.
Il. o. White and Edwin Paris of l..
o. Hall a. Son arrived from the Coast
In the China.
For that tired feeling engendercd by
reports of the Murphy Club try Pan
theon o. =. $.
II. J. Nolte and daughter. Miss Fred-
erika Nolte, were enjoying themselves
In Copenhagen at last accounts.
Choice Clarct 80 rtI.s, Port, N ideira.
Zinfandel, IS cents gallon at Hoff-
schlaeger Co.'S. King near Bethel.
Popular carriages at popular prices
Is what the people want. Chas. +.
Herrick Carriage Co., Ltd, has them.
Assistant Superintendent. Of Water
Works James Little intends spending
his two weeks vacation at the VOL
.ano house.
Cleanliness Is next to godliness and
there Is virtue in Coigate's soap sold
by May n Co., Boston block. See win
dow display.
The old Vets" who have been lay
ing off for n couple of months. Lave
| their first meeting In the new nall on
Vineyard street tonight.
A game Of baseball between the
Henry May a Co. and Orpheum teams
will be played on the Makiki rccrea.
ton grounds Saturday afternoon next.
Miss Mabel I.add of this city return.
cd in the Ventura after trip Of a year
or so bot. on the Mainland and in Eu-
rope AS the guest Of Miss Mott-Smith.
Wanted-For the next 30 days agents |
to sell an attractive line of Holiday |
goods. For particulars address Al /
bert Desprcs, Star building. Chicago
III.
The Alden Besse was the only YES |,
| sci in san Francisco on the berth to
sail when the Ventura left. The BESSIE
was supposed to have sailed ON the
18th.
Don't forget CamRrinos Of the Cali
fornia Fruit Market when You want
fruit and vegetables. He always has |
on hand a fresh supply Of both Califor-
MIA and Island fruits. Telephone Main |
37S.
Mrs. A. A. Montana and her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Davision. left for
the Coast in the Sierra yesterday. They |
will remain In California for about
three months. Mrs. Dawson may 20
on to Chicago.
| Ia a.,
pericnccd drivers, new rigs, fair prices
and courteous treatment should call at
the Territory Stables. Their telephone
number is Main 81. They deliver and
call for rigs free Of charge.
Intcrna | Revenue Collector Roy
Chamberlain, who was expected by the
Ventura yesterday did not arrive. He
has written that he will not be back
until the latter part OF the month,
having been detained on important
business on the Coast.
X. G. a. Peterson was n passenger
for San Francisco In the Sierra We'd
nesday. He accompanies Hon. Sam
vel Parker as his private secretary.
MIR. Parker, realizing the amount of
work that he will have to do while In
Washington, decided to take Mr.. Peter |
son along with him to assist him In the |
business part Of his duties. This was
decided on last night.
! Miss Hattie Murray of San Fran |
cisco and II. II. Small OF the Honolulu |
plantation were married in the Cath.
Ole Cathedral yesterday afternoon at |
3 o'clock. the Rev. Father Valentin |
officiating. The bride arrived yester. |
day in the Ventura. Miss 1.enaf Pill |
kington was maid-Of-hoDOr and Lee |
i.uiz best man. 4 dinner In honor OF
the newly married couple was given |
at the Hawaiian hotel last evening.
The japanese arrested Tuesday
night ON Bererania street on the
charge Of rioting. appeared IN tho |
Police Court yesterday afternoon. The |
charge had In the meantime been
changed to disturbing the peace. F.
NJ. Brooks appeared for the defen-
aants while High Shcrlfi Brown at
tended to the governments side. In
addressing the court MIR. Brooks said |
that the japanese had banded together
for protection against a lot OF Portu-
enesc hoodlums and nat there were
eXtenuating circumstances. They were