Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-14
LOCAL and GENERAL
Sugar 3 7-tGc.

H. w. Foster, jeweler, l5S Hotel st.
Senator Bacon opposes the Hoar
anarchy bill
General Estey of the Brattleboro, VT,
organ company, is dead.
Cecil Rhodes is suffering from angina
pectoris and is near death.
There are no new developments to.
lay in the waterfront murder case.
1t has been decided that Miss Roose-
welt will not go to tn coronation.
Governor Dole was not well this
morning and remained at his home.
Irving NJ. Scott will enter the race
against United States Senator Perkins
President Roosevelt has signed the
bill creating a permanent census bu-
reau.
General Macarthur will succeed Gen.
Otis as commander of the Department
Of the Lakes.
The celebrated T. de Turks wines
can be procured at Comes & McTighe;
ring up Main 40.
The New York Herald has made a
canvass OF the Senate and finds ma
jority favors the Nicaragua route.
Governor Dole and Superintendent
Atkinson. Board of Education. held
executive council by themselves yester-
day.
Mrs. Mills Handy will speak tonight
in the Central Union church gospel
tent, Fort street, near Hotel. All are
welcome.
Bourbon Whiskey, years old, $3.50;
Claret, so cents; Sherry and Tokay, 70
cents gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co g,
King street.
Waterhouse G Co. are offering a fine
cottage for rent on Prospect and Hack
field streets Fine view and rent rea-
sonable. See ad in another column.
Try Komel for healthful and re-
freshing drink; strictly non-alcoholic
Delivered at thirty cents per dozen by
Consolidated Soda Works. Tel. Main II.
Edgar Henriques, the former man
uger Of the American Messenger Ser
vice. has received the sad dnews from
Europe that his mother is dangerously
i'll.
The funeral of the late T.. c. Macfar-
lane will take place from the Catholic
Cathedral at $3.50 Sunday afternoon.
John a. Hassinger has charge of all de-
tails.
new and remarkable invention
has been made which will prove i'm
portant to every user of incandescent
lasrps. Read about II in the al Of the
Hawaiian Electric Co.
Moet a. Chandon's White Seal cham
payne, the brand used by the President
at his dinner given in honor of Prince
Henry. can be obtained at II. Hackfeli
& Co.'S big store. See ad.
Regular weekly rehearsal Of the Phil
harmonic Society of Honolulu will be
held this (FridayD evening at o'clock
in Pauahi Hall. Important rehearsal.
Every member Is requested TO be pres
ent.
The transport Warren expects to sail
for Manila this afternoon. The hoodoo
which has been with her since her ar
rival kept her from departing as plan
ned this morning. Her boilers are still
making trouble.
Invitations are out for an afternoon
tea to be given by Mrs. Dickey in hon
" of Miss Alexander who recently ar
rived here from the Coast. The tea
will take place on Wednesday after
uoon OF next week.
This morning a Coroner's jury view
cd the body OF KaaiUhue, the native
who met his death last night by fall
ing from a house in RObeilo lane. The
jury will meet this afternoon at q
o'clock to hear the evidence.
on account OF the Mckinley memoir
ial polo game and also large tea
which will take place tomorrow after
noon, the reception to Mrs. Boies,
which was to have taken place in the
Y. w. c. A. at that time. has been
given up.
! Fusijima, SEQ, Funakasi and Takida
charged with extortion, appeared fol
trial in the Police Court today. Tn,
prosecution explained that the wit
nesses secured by the complainant haC
all gone back on him and that II would
under the circumstances, be necessary
to enter a nolle prosequi. The motion
was granted.
Major Il. II. F.. Wolter returned IL
the Alameda from an extensive tour In
Europe and the United Kingdom. In
Roumania he was within four hours o.
where Miss Stone was held rs hostage
by the brigands. The snow was up ia
the Majors knees and he did not at
tempt to visit the captive missionary
He has become robust looking in face
and figure from his travels