Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-01
LOCAL and GENERAL

For a bottle Of good soda ring up the
Consolidated Soda Works.
A furnished cottage 10 advertised for
rent. See ad under New Today.
A fine carriage robe with initials -.
E. has been lost. See New Today.
A black pup has been lost. Reward
for return. See ad under New Today.
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society will
hold a meeting at the Convent at .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
A grand opportunity to get home at
Kaimuki is offered by the trustees,
Gear, Lansing & Co. See their ad under
New Today
Cotton Brothers & Co. are about be
ginning their channel dredging work,
the material from which is to Ali in
the Kewalo section to grade.
The three most profusely decorated
people aboard the Alameda yesterday
afternoon were Mana Wldemann, II. A.
Allen and Horace J. Craft.
Mrs. A. f. Nichols left for the Coast
in the Alameda yesterday afternoon,
She will visit at the home of her father
in Los Angeles and will be away about
q year.
In the equity case Of J. 4. Magoon vs.
Kalei. bill to reform deed and for
partition, the plaintiff confessed the
demurrer and was allowed by JudsI
Rpbingpp 10 atp.pJ bfl nil
The steamer Lehua arrived in port
this morning from Molokai and Maui
ports bringing a load Of cord wood
hides and les sheep which she tool,
from Kaunakakai. They are consigned
to the Metropolitan Meat Market.
A Porto Rican girl, aged about tyen.
| ty years. Is waiting at the police sta.
ton to be examined as to her sanity
She was taken there yesterday for safe
keeping. her actions at the time of ar
rest being somewhat erratic so say tn,
least
Tomorrow friday afternoon will BIZ
the last opportunity of viewing the loar
collection of Greek art now on exhibit
ton at the rooms OF the KilOhana Ar
League in Progress block. The room:
will be open from to p. m. AdmjS
sion free.
The lawn party OF tho Cleaners y
be held at the residence Of +. j. Low
rey, corner LunalllO and Victoria
streets. Saturday, May 3. Grounds opel
from 2:3O TO p IN. Sale begins =
m. Admission % cents, children uHie
10 years, 10 cents.
Acting Governor Cooper. while In
viung the public generally through tn
this afternoon, has issued cards cnl
to members oLthe Chamber OF Con
merce, Merchants Association Press
also some officials.
To the tourist photography afford
never ending source of enjoyment. I
record with accuracy the events an
scenes of his tour Is a pleasure never
be forgotten. Honolulu Photo Suppl
!, Co. loans Kodaks and prints and deye
ops pictures on very short notice.
!, Charles Girdler two years ago cam
|, into possession Of an envelope pos
marked in 1861 bearing two of IL
, rare home.printed 2-cent Inter.Islan
postage stamps. II is addressed I
VIM. II. Kaauwai, who was an uncl
, Ct Morris Keohokalole and who ira
eled to Europe via Australia.
, The Wilder Steamship Company
4 steamer Maui has been find 500 by III
D Custom House authorities for neglect
1 ing to have her name displayed on h,
, bow. The names on both sides of III
p bow were painted out when the steam
, err received new coat recently and q
they had not been painted on agai
, fine Of $40 for each name was levied
p VI. =. Skunk appeared at the polio
I station yesterday afternoon and II
. sisted on warrant being issued f
the arrest OF Charles Lambert on -
charge of assault and battery. Shun
was slightly excited at the time bl
a the warrant was nevertheless issue
q Later on, he returned to the Office
4 Nht b'phls puSiih anu Slu''h tHdl !
. had decided not to have the waTral
=, sent out.
4 Two sailors-H Anderson and
n Thompson-werc arrested last night
g Officer Harry Flint of the water fro
e police who happened to pass by Il
salooon In time to see the men fightin
= In the Police Court today, both dee
!. dants claimed that they were druI
N at the time and did not know what tn
a were doing. Each man was fined
Y. and costs. They were very badly bf
" tered about the face.
" James Wakefield who was on I
I, steamship Etruria that lost her prop,
Il Ter and rudder while crossing the !
X lantic has written local friends OF |
" experiences on board the distress
" steamer. He says that there was lit
"A fear on board after the first day folio
"a ing the accident. After they were pic
v ed up by the William Cluff fire bro
out on the Etruria which seemed Sc
N Gus for time. The Cluf was grant
" | 600 for towing the EtrIIria IN I