Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-02

...... Messrs. lager and Ashley |
Song NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. Crane |
Recitation .......... Mrs. +. W. Smith |
Songs INSTRUMENTATION. Mr.. Patton
Duet go. Mesdames Hustled and Smith
Recitation .............. MIR. Boulton
Piano NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss SWEET
Specialties ................ Mr.. Patton
Coon Song .............. Mrs. Crane
Star Spangled Banner ...... Audience
God save the King ........ Audience
The Alameda is again in command
Of Captain Dowdell, who stayed on
the coast during the last voyage OF the
steamship on account OF a bad attack
OF rheumatism. He is now in good
health.
The Alameda brought an unusually
large list of cabin passengcrs-fifty-
eight all told. She has twenty-five
Storage passengers.
! Among the cabin passengers is c. l..
Wight, President Of the Wilder Steam-
ship Company, who returns from a
short stay On the coast. While MI.
Wight took this trip principally on ac-
portunity to observe the building OF
1.-THE company's steamer Likelike.
Louis T. Kenake returns from tie
Mainland with his bride. The couple
were almost overwhelmed by a show
OF of rice as they went down the gang
plank from the steamer this morning.
Judge C. A. Galbraith, justice of the
Supreme Court, returns from u short
stay on the Coast. where he was mucn
honored by the legal frateruity. He
is accompanied by Mrs Galbraith.
Captain J. b. Searle, accompanied by
Mrs. Searle and Miss L. Searle, re-
turns from a visit to his home in
Wales, England. Captain Searle is the
well known commander of the steamer
j. A. Cummins.
W. G. Ashley, bookkeeper of Homo
lulu Plantation, returns from a yacp-
ton spent ON the Mainland.
Harold Boulton Mrs. Boulton, Miss
l.. Boulton and S. b, Boulton are tour
lists from England who intend to make
a stay in Hawaii mel. They will TO.
turn TO England, via Canada.
J. A. Buck and J. A. Buck. Jr., are
members OF the well known firm, Oh
land 4 Buck.
Chalmers Graham, formerly in the
employ OF the Honolulu Iron Works
and well known here on account Of the
, prominent Fart he took in sporting
events while he was n resident Of tn,
city, Is also among the Alameia's pas
sengers.
Mrs. +. NJ. Hustled is the wife OF the
well known compiler of the HONOLULU
) directory. Mrs. Hustled comes to vis.t
} her daughter, who is at present living
J in this city.
Mrs. f. w. Smith is the wife OF tn.
: popular and well known assistant man
; ager OF the Alexander Young hotel.
+ ]. +. Hamburg. OF II, Hackfeld 4
/. Co.. returns from the MainlSnd accom-
panied by Mrs. Hamburg.
3 c. Grange represents the Phoenix
5 Company. He spent some time In Ho
. nolulu last year. Mrs. Grange accom-
0 panies him.
\ Mrs. NJ. NJ. Estee, wife OF Judge Us
j tee of the local Federal court, return
= from the Coast,
Mrs. C. $. Crane Is another wei
B. known Honolulu lady who arrived b
the Alameda.
d. Conway is in the employ OF T. y
! Davies & Co He returns from a Wis
| to his home in England.
G. Kay Is prominent sugar plants
from Trinidad, who comes here I
study the island sugar industry. Mr.
Kay accompanies him.
Among other well known Honolulu
people who arrived in the Alameda tn
morning are ]. f. Bowler, Captain
C. Chapman, S. C. Dwight and se'
eral others.
The Alameda brought 1900 tons I
general merchandise, including a larl
amount OF cold storage goods.