Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-22
LOCAL and GENERAL
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The Kinau was telephcned twenty
miles east at / o'clock.
This being Washlngton's Birthday,
there was no session of the Builders
Exchange today.
The Austrian tramp steamer Mar
gerita sailed az an early hour this
morning for Manila via Nagasaki.
Miss Ruth Karr of Hoquam. Wash.
ington, is visiting with Mrs. II. l..
Kerr on Pacific Heights for few
weeks.
Bourbon Whiskey, years old, $3.50;
Claret, so cents Sherry and Tokay, 7j
cents a gallon at Hofrschlaeger Co.'S,
King street.
There will be no change in the hours
OF service at the German Lutheran
church tomorrow. Sunday school at 10
Il. m, service at II a. IN.
Mrs. b. +. Dillingham; entertained
as her guests at Mokulei the past
week, Mrs. NJ. Il. Knott, Mrs. S. NJ.
Damon. we w. c. Weldon and Mrs
Il. J. Warren.
Jose Maria Ortez has been indicted
by the Grand Jury on the charge OF
larceny in the second degree and
bench warrant for the mans arrest has
been issued by Judge Gear.
Prince, the better of the two horses
that make up the day team of the pa.
troll wagon, has been lall up for an
operation on one of the legs and
new horse has been brought into
requisition by High Sheriff Brown.
KIM Polani, native. was brought up
from Koolaupoko on the other side
Of this island this forenoon and was
Immediately sent over to Oahu Jail.
He has been sentenced to six months
hard labor on the charge of vagrancy.
There was no one up at the Y. NJ.
G. A. today. Nearly all If those who
are about the building On Saturdays,
have gone on the tramp to Konahui.
nui, the highest point in the noun.
tains that separate this from the 9th.
er side of the Island.
The Maile-Ilima ball in Progress hall
last night was very much of success
Dancing lasted until long after mid
night. The walls of the room were
prettily decorated. the musicians stage
being draped with American, Hawaiian
and British flags.
An at home Of the Kilohana Art
League Is arranged for next SaturiSy
evening. when Miss Mary Elizabeth
Lewis will give a talk on "Spenser.
the Poet-Painter." During the eN en-.
ing music will also be rendered by
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner and DR..
Arthur MaXson Smith.
Cunning, the magician, gives his first
performance at the Opera House to-
night. The indications point to a good
big house to witness the initial enter
tainment The magician will give his
second show on next Tuesday. Popu-
lar prices will prevail, soc, 75c and
800. No higher.
A party composed of the following
are at the Haleiwa Hotel, Waialua, to.
day: Misses Warren. Misses Angus,
Mr.. Charles Teane Miss Grace. Mr..
Geo. Angus. Mr.. Fred. Angus, Mr.. ana
Mrs. +. Church. Misses Gerard. Capt.
Pierce, Mr.. Roth, Miss Roth. Mrs.
Chas. Wilder. Miss lrmgard Schaefer.
Miss Lillian Bacon, Mr.. Mana Wide.
mann and others.
The American ship Mary L. Gushing
arrived this noon after a trip of six
ty.seven days from Newcastle. with
a cargo OF coal She was towed IN
and moored in the stream by the
Fearless. Her skipper Captain Nc.
Neil, is n kamaaina in this port and
has many friends here. He was for
merly master of the barkentine vii.
der and of the barkentine Planter, IN
when vessels he very often visited
tmis port.
The greater portion of the business
houses of the city were closed today In
honor of the birthday of Washington.
About the only places OF business that
kept open until the noon hour were
the hardware stores. There are
great many hunters going down the
road today and the places were kept
open largely on account of these men
In order that they might not be dis
appointed in getting their ammuni-
ton.