Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-01
LOCAL and GENERAL
The Bulletins special Industrial edl
ton can be obtained at this office or
the news.stands. Price 25 cents.

Q. II. Berrey's Office. Campbell bid.
A furnished front room is for rent
See To Let column.
Chicken dinner at the Union Grill IA.
morrow. fifty cents.
J. W. Hall was around town with
friends this morning
Troops from the Warren marched
out for exercise this morning.
Mrs. Carl Holloway has a house par.
ty for over Sunday at Waipio.
Bourbon Whiskey, years old. $3.50;
Claret, 80 cents; Sherry and Tokay, 10
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co.'S,
King street.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles b. Cooper and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Damon will give
dinner next Wednesday at Puukapu,
Moanalua, for Miss Gillette.
George S. Houghtailing. an insane
person, by his guardian. B. w. Hough.
failing, has brought suit for divorce
against Becky X. Houghtailing.
Commissioner Wray Taylor has add
cd to the Agricultural Museum a series
VI photographs taken on the coffee
plantation of Louisson Brothers.
Col Samuel Parker was an inter
estcd listener at the deliberations of
the Fourth District committee OF the
Republican party in headquarters yes
terday afternoon. .
A L 90 IN.
partment of Agriculture, Washington,
is visiting these Islands. Tie Is highly
yCrsed in diversified agriculture, with
rice cultivation q speciality.
Some Of the force Of the wind was
expended Kewalo way as evidenced by
the many trees uprooted and the blow.
ing over Of an outbnilding belonging
to the Sloane Christian Chapel.
The Hawaiian Sextet Club will Ilay
at the Hawaiian Hotel tonight during
dinner from until 1880 p. IN. In the
evening there will be music and dane.
ing on the lanai from s: 80 until 1880.
Charles Bartlett Dyke, the principal
of the Kamehameha Schools will lee.
ture in the Y. NJ. G. A. hall tomor.
row afternoon at 4 o'clock. His sub.
ject is "A Twentieth Century Relig
ion"
Charles Malaia has been arrested
on very serious charge in connection
with a girl under II years of age. His
case came up for trial in the Police
Court this forenoon but was continued
until later date.
II might be stated for the benefit Of
those who wish packages of the sOuve.
mir playing cards at the Wall, Nichols
Company, that they arc going like hot
cakes and that II will not be very long
before they are all gone.
There were several phases OF the
temperance question presented before
the Research Club last evening. The
meeting was held at the home OF Ar
thur Maxson Smith The principal
papers were by c. l.. Rhodes, Ed.
Towse and Dan Case.
The postofTlCe people this morning
| removed from the transport Warren
$50 bags of mail which the vessel was
to have taken. Mail will be kept In
the postofiice until the arrival OF the
Nippon Maru, which steamer will then
take the mail with her.
Byrne & Livingstone. direct repre-
sentatives OF many OF the largest and
oldest manufacturing firms OF the
United States have opened an office in
the Progress building where. they will
be pleased to see intending purchasers
OF goods in their lines embracing
everything from pianos to building
stone or lead pipe to shingle paint.
Referring to an article on assocIa,
ton football in the Bulletin yesterday
+. y. Lansdale makes the following
statement: The Honolulu Athletics
have never won a game from the
Maile-Ilimas and the latter have new
or protested game. 1t is just the
other way about. I have never played
goal in either team. nor have | ever
played in any position on the Homo
lulu Athletic team. | have played fol-
the Males. Further. have never
played with the Wanderers"