Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-28


ter. For a week a private car has
been held in readiness ON the Oakland
mole to connect with the earliest over
land train after the steamer passed
quarantine. II was planned that the
Slocum should take him from the
transport to the pier. and thus save
the delay that would be occasioned II
he remained aboard the ship until she
locked at Folsom street. When II
was learned mat the Grant could not
pass quarantine last night this plan
was abandoned, and 1t appears from
Governor Taft's statement that he will
remain here until Thursday, probably,
resting from the voyage. This morn
ing as soon as the transport is given
a clean bill of health by the quaran.
! tine officials the Slocum, with General
| Long and a representative of General
Young. will bring the Governor ashore
with his family.
The Grant carried 1880 soldiers,
| mostly members of the Fourth lnfan.
| try and discharged soldiers from other
regiments. On the voyage five inva.
lided soldiers died. The ship was
three days overdue, owing to rough
weather and trouble with her machin'
cry.
When the press launches came
alongside the quarantine guard, which
consists of several customs inspectors
detailed to guard the ship until the ar.
rival Of the quarantine officer at sun
rise. were unusually strict about en-
forcing the rules against approaching
the vessel. Whenever a press launch
came within hailing distance and
asked for news one of the customs
men was on hand threatening to ar.
rest the intruders II they did not put
off at once. At one time the occu'
pants of a whitehall boat, after yell.
ing the news of the world for the past
month through a megaphone to those
on deck. tried to take their reward
by putting in close to the companion
way, when an offlcious customs in
spectoT discharged revolver in their
direction. No one was hurt All the
shot was probably directed so that 1,
would do no damage.
The launches still lowered about the
transport, however and 1t was not un
I'll some time later that Governor Taft
smoothed matters over by issuing q
statement to the press through his
secretary. Governor Taft was more
anxious to CLEAN intelligence of cur.
rent events for the period that he
Ispent crossing the Pacific than he was
to impart information concerning the
Philippines, and asked the press repre-.
sentatives, through his secretary
about the latest news from the islands
and Of conditions in South Africa.
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Long, Long Ago ............ A. Harris
Mandolin and Piano-Misses r. Quinn
NJ. Andrade.
March ................. f, Streabbol
Misses A. Blaisdell, C. Searle, F. Baker
NJ. Andrade, A. Hughes, A. Decker.
Wand Drill .............. Little Girl
Violin Solo-L'Elisi d'Amore...
........ ................. SINGLED
Miss f. Chuck Hoy, E. Clark.
J Ribon Polka .............. Carl Blan,
Misses C. Chuck Hoy, S. McInerny, r
Baker. A. Ward.
Song .................... b. Hailmai
Class.
Spanish Dance .............. B. Wolf
Misses A. Ward, C. Jarrett, F. Baker
L. IcVeigh.
J Violin Solo .............. A. f. Harris
Misses H. Dwight, NJ. Garcia.
Piano Solo .....,............ Durant
Miss C. Evans.
La Chase .............. X. de Nilba
! Organ and Piano-Misses NJ. Suther
land, J. Hansen, A. Sullivan, S. d.
La Nux, r. Achi, A. Hall.
Na1ga Etfanna Marpal ~ Saint Goop
Misses B. Bertelmann, NJ. Sutherland
Mandolin solo-El Turia Waltz =.
........ ................ J. DonigaI
Misses b. Bertelmann, l.. Hutchinson
Les Pompiers ............. NJ. Watson
Misses C. Evans, n. McGreevy, NJ.
Quinn, l.. salter, NJ. Garcia.
The Walters Song ........ Little Girl
Violin Solo ..........,..,. Hermann
Misses Mary and Lily Salter.
Piano Solo ......L........ J. Leybacl
Miss B. Bertelmann.
Scarf Drill ...........
) Piano Duet, Galop ...... c. Jacob,
Misses b. Bertelmann, A. Holstein.
Violin Duet-Sonata ........ ]. Pleye
Misses l.. Salter, T.. Clark, NJ. Suther
land.
Galop de Bravoure ...... IL. Kowalsk
Misses B. Bertelmann, NJ. Garcia, NJ
Sutherland S. de La NuX.
Sabbath Bells ............ A. w. Hol
Violin and Piano-Misses c. Evans, NJ
Blaisdell, l., Salter Il. Clark, II
Dwight, n. Costa, ". Larsen.
. overture ''''.''.''.',,.,... Rosin
Organ and Piano--Misses b. Bertcl
= mann, NJ, Sutherland, S. de La NuT
j. Hansen.
Hawaii POnoi, The Star Spangled Ban
ner, Cor Jesu Sacratissimun
Mlserefe Nobis.
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