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PR0NDIER..EN|.|N[3I.....'.
!. !. 4. 0UT....0N. / bail:

William .B&er: <Ew4ng:. s4dretafv ;a:nd
tra,sjl FER: OF he. staisdgrd' on: .Prom6tlou
and. :IraA'e tFTept CronpaHyy larfiVed from
Cilie&gO Yes eEdaX ind chaTge of a. Deputy
Csf1ed s iates< Marshal TO stand .triag ON a
.I'e Ii "a Grand Jury: in;lictnieiAt charging
him With. having @uSea:t the United States
posi- office as q vehicle f6f. swlIdling.
+. There .aie' three counts iu.::tfe: Ihdict-
:Iri,eilt. which .charges him with svSihdlihg
Annie. Guthrie Of 2Ll3 q street .Sacra-
nitnto, out of. 800; Mss: Mary Hanson gf
p Br00eriek' Yolo; Comply otlt 'of $500 and
.c.harles F., Doscil OF el1 'I<. stteet-: sacra--
inc cnto, out 'of 5000: Ewing furnished
bonds for 5000 with: a'.slpety comnang as
ills. bOndsnnen arid was. released. -:
E. Ewing and mis-; cdnfedeyatas aperated in
This city about q. .yeyars.and disappeared 'iE
July, 1901 after$hayiig. cleaned UP about.
$4,000, the eros of :'easy ores" during
.'lhe petroleum e;Scftement. being specially
good. - - e
TIE. engraved .letteiheads of 1.-the com,
pany set forth. that it was liceTsed-by the
Emitted States Government:s that st: had
an :authorized aapftal' -sef s. 600 900 and
8 50o.OOo subscribed capital Twenty five
stencgraphers. We're. employed. as clerks
in his office to attend 10 the correspond
enot. which came by mail form ali parts
F'cIowing. is tie list of:oficers as pub
sisitN ~ tlt, pdiiiDiHtL. slilltIfuss PROM
ises held oqts by :fhe. fake company:
t-5ss her i -RoblTng.s president: George B.
7'haney. vice president. 'Williafri p. Ewing
secretary. and treasurer; directors -Lltker
j. .Robling, Andrew A. Snyder. Benjamin
Hewitt Lurnmis; WnHam & Ewing and
g r. Ghahey;- attorTfeys. Hilton & Nd
kinlay;. eferences-Cdliforpia, Petroleum.
Miners Association. the Mining and .Isn-.
gipe ers Review and The Raeffc,. Oil Re:
ra4rIer- -- -
Il was represented by Ewing in his let-
teis- 10 mis- Sacramento victims that A.
a. Albertus of $40. Seventh street, :Sarra-
sncnto. was the special representative of
the company. The depcsitoFies for the
cash Of the. company were said to be the
!'ifst National Bank. tile. Western Ma!
-fiunal Bank and the Germania Trust
e'orrpaEss- An Indictment is ont for one
81 the officers Of the company. :: - ri
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IDEAL. TYPES. Of: !. AMERICAN
80 = =. .'WuMANHooD.: ... ....: n.
work Of Fa5mous. illustrators.

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!. .4tTmeuT Co 5: ca4enIiar fGt:t903 is a. high9
art IL ans sff eIs no .:''rl val
trQQns-: sfm fab ,hddayl TirqdiLetiens In i. IS
ein6cdtsd :the work :o six o f. Greost lsz
.tretoEs .Qf the 3ord Alf of. re.:iIaw5ngs a re
tns blark.; and whfte< :. are tapes :5f
Anericans lIF. length hgdress.' the
hey ter1ng Costumes speak the: sp6Et or.
Season tia. they: reIlEeyeI Ilt<. i.
:, 43eauef1Ii ais WaS the ArIIlO e. Co: end ar,
for, ,192t his issi ~stiEIiasses Iii both:1n: variety
rf subject and t<1 he - sTce.G Of the
spicIuTeS: ALL s0f the rtEafts Tset III
tie, great lefsati Aty:of I lr afl and nome Ot
the :ri 9ancyof. fhe Origin drawings has
:teea :l6st lii. TeDrodl fable trlbnte e.
tTulX to &ilerlcfiE art tistfi: gentus soc ed
with nericap .fnechan3c r:sIxf =
=: krnioiir 81 Co $yi1t send beautfl eaderl7
:dar TO any address 0n:receiptrQf :S3c pQsra gei:
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position with a:.shulie of crutches every
new and then as Though seeking: relief
from physical DISCOMFORT MSs. :Matrtotr
WaS with him yesterday. and. deEofed
most Of her time. when NOT On the stand
80 leTelimg. .resentfu1. looks of mingled bill:
terness and scorn Al. the tyo' men who ans
accused. of assaBItpa her .hIis53iid; Aside
from these iittle touches. Of huinan: feel
ing there was a general. a5r-.G business
about the. entire proceedings ft'het expo
dited matters: to::such a':degree' thai the
prosecution. was. able to rest its: case be',
fore the day was 5I.eT' ;; &: ::
Only once, Was: there anything: like. a
dTamauc ineidept This was: when Mrs
Mqrriott took the. .'sia nd: and: made use
Of the term ,sssssissilit: Artorris4Y Iiln.r:o
was oIE:his feet, ff!srsfp tlg..with "a bot pro-
test against tile use: of; ,sUch,: laElguage
heto1e the :lncy, -: ~ -: =: <~;:,:.:
The wftffesEsss g.as:.nb rlgilt:tq' make .a!{y
SUCH .sfsseItfon. ..:Shes InIst&sIick TO t1Fe;
II cts*and tell the: triIth HE cQhcfuded:i
~ Yo$l ur6tabL< .>n7 ean- IlaI1 the uthi :
-cried Mr.: JQhHsen.: TIIl1ng: .:f3to. .the
breach.: But Here B1erti :: in Il r.
hQuse that mig st'. Just .tffe. me anfi I'VE
sbalF find. them be36le# this tTTal: is +. ii:
T.. Htit. lillely>:~ was ..NfI DuiiIe :. swift
NAH bt: .seelE to, have. been "a. young. de-
fehseless e.rE5.t..::- -;
:rlre. hears y laugh. from the SPECTATORS
WHICH. Followed this; words Finnish
caused Judge Cook To- ia lSe<a haaCi~>iIf .the
fra " After: feafelii3g* 10. c4eSsr: =: the
.cOjlrtroom If ! here were. sfily %Inote su1h.
denoHstra liens. he. a!lhtopishe5a 4 ne. wit,
ness q and@ordeI-ed- thai PORTION of <fiey. le.s:
3inioEs: stricken fr5nl:' lie recerds.:
!. he. case was .openea at. 10 O'Clock wit II
The .fntrodpctfon Of diagrams: showing 'tffe:.
a. e sfIroti !, - irii3.f 4 70 an ~
Or is1i1.sfcfaps as. to. Inc n:isurp of:the-in-.
iQries re CefNed:: BY Nj: MaEriGtt. on: .tha{
.iecasipn: " Then; Jaues: peyIpe;-: d. mack
DR. Ee. wa call sd. .Ip9n.: to- tell Of hfs ;pcrTr
rff,tiari WITH 4Iei affair ip: driving the de-
fenila4lts TO: and ftoni The Mar11att@T resi-.
iienee. :Rerifies :howes:ef r: proved: be tier
hacknla i THAN a NIti9ess! and eeuld. re-.
lrltslni1er no cic mas that might ,haye
any bearing IlpUn ;tj5e case 49, : b
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He Wanted: a. Rib Steak.

/" Jo9in Wilson, 4 teamster, Went into john
'schmfidt:s: re: e'::tauGaht, los: Fourth street,
I.'Hefeay. might and: .ofderei. q rib steaki
s.ctiniit.. suggested: a. perferh6.lse steak
'ileFe Was: a; Dorterb6use;. in . the2. plIce.
This sled 70, a hot. discussion ard .Wifs2n
Struck Schmidt: on .tRa face. Mrs.
IS! hiildt .seizssi a. stool and chased Wilson
outiof tile: :resta urafit 'and :flong the street
tar'!Eey' met Policeman. Mitchell, who 2ar-
restaa .SyilS6n: for :batteiy Wilson. was
ccEyicted by: Police Judge: CabanEss. Yes
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TGDGE COOK 5 courtroom was
crowded 10 its utmost capacity
= YESTERDAY morning when the trial
~ of Thomas "a Williams and TruX-
tun Beale was resumed IN The
charge Of attempting 10 xiii. Frederick
Marriott in his home ON. September g.
These spectators: :Were about equa,'y di-
vided between friends OF the defendants,
the IDLY curious and attorneys interested
in the expert Legal battle between oppos-
ing counsel
Air Williams sat beside his lawyers
with his face .raiTd and unrufied by any
disturbing emoffon. while his somewhat
angular frame WAS held ais stin and un.
Welding as the dgurehead Of = strip AIr.
Beale, on the r0ntrary. oUrled himself UP
I'M a chair jlst behind. continualT inter
lacine IBIS fngers-tT pulling nerAs0tsly at.
his short bTistfS mustache.
Further over 70 the LETT half reclined
the prosecufings witness who shifted his
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Striking, Engineers, .i E Gases.

:. SUPERVISING IrspeeteF EerInfT 9 ham ..ofl
tho local board -ef .stea1nbda tnspee tors.
.has- Appointed 1oemorrows ait. 20 oq:cloek as.
tile time TO take up. the appeal -of. F.. b:
Fiuston,, Me- %Burpee@. and .R> Foley,
striking engineers: at Portland. whose il
i:eiiises were ia ken a way. for contempt of
tha:IocaI board : -: :. ::
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Refuse, Him :Iiniis:pection iii: Of: Books:

:. r.: w.. .MaeL,opH. q sto?kholder in ,tlfe;
t'riversa! .ANtomGbile Cc!npanS... ats ':I'3s
:Fdrs&'; street. rs Wore to warrants. before
Th6tnas. b. Garter. arH Arthur. ]. Meads
au.s. TWO. Of: the; .cotnpanX's 'offiSerE with
ntisderneanors. Mag LooI.. w6Irt::, To- ihe
firin 5: place of :husiness and .aslIed: TO I'M.
speet :the.! !oodi: 'oE the eompany;: btrtt met
with: a refusal; :. He .:GJafms .the law .;al@
.leMsr tim that. prfvlIeae as. a. .&teckhclder.
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:. NEW ORIE ANS Fec 81; 81; Andrew Caras-
gle. has !g5yen>Sew g)Ilesfls S25O500O.for a main
.iibrary- buiEding. and. three bra nches.
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Petitions in. Insolvency:

:. .orriii ~. Jackson. miner Of. Eos Gatos;,
filed a. a.petition in 'insoIveney in, the Jnited
States District CDqrt YESTERDAY, He owes
$?sIa ard has no assets Cox, Bros dairy
,yesterdaj. They. owe S6ri9; and
have .-S4522. .'assets.* -: =
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Ay..:G. ':Aflep Was. arrested: on sixth
street Yesterday. '*ftefiiooJr by Detective
TIT Coleman. and locked up'.1n.. the city
Prison. 'He:.wSs arrested. on. "a. dispatch
from San. Jose. which. said. he--tvas wanted
there; .;fo%> forging 4 check for S5O..:-: -:
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ST. LOUIS. Dec .-.Archbishan Kahn mas
received .~oEd from! RENE empowering him 10
apply Tor cOad5utor.
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"A cafe: club or .hoteI which. serves ~...Jesse
Moore Whisky: lis shanding.-to. their trade the
finest goods that GAN be had. X cafe is known
by the goods 1T sells
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0 =. X: Z

= D
the pfetentioes : swSgger. :.the 6ullyirfe Sul-
gart.r.. ni.r :the. :e0tray ase- of an
'otler. trf4mvfraee Worlds Fair; commissions
ers. Who're three are appointed two Will CONF.
bihe' as. witness. the ,disgr9cetqI Paris epsod:
and Of.:the two: one Wilt be the stronger :thai.
tho Othef and, .tlie. ultimate rssIlit Will be-
,e4fe. in:... :. ! -: Z.
: LII the same .edft0riaf il is set forth that
$10Q,0OO will be spfficient. as, an appfopris
tid4i. THE corfespnndenG' who. is Inep ptioned-
sIgg;esting an. approrria zion :oF 500 900 is
Major Ben -Trurna n Oh, Los kngelers. ::
The Record tInion HAS. the following
plan. to- -snggest::<.. j -. /. ~.
=: What appears to be .rreehed ia, this eonneStioT
IS to place the u hole Subject: Of the exhibit
ton of tie: States resources in the hands OF
the. Governor with. power. to appoint San as
,sistant or representative of the :ehief E&ecu
tive who may be called ny mamie cthe I9irec-
tor General -of the CALIFORNIA;. Eexhibit = An.
adequate. ;sTpropTia lion -.shoula he made and
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TO- CURE KsCOUGH IN ONE. DAY4 ::
Use Adams Irish Moss Cough Balsam....
Prescribed- by the best pFfysiciarts for Coughs
GoIds. Hoarseriess. Broachitiss and all throat.
and lung troubles. 25e. SOC. AT all ,drdgglsts -
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:.Marted in San lose

:; Gant r9wdeE Cos. has. tieclared tfvaend 10
Dc 30. cents a. shaie. -: -: -.
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SO STOCKTON ST.

Is +. ::::..: cTgiephoHe rgIafn=@55
- We; staIts in::the: new year with a fine
:1ist Of good goods at the.sVerT lowest fig
ures; and we ,proIIiiSe.5t6. continue 20 cater
2 to: YOUR taste*and :p0e ketsboOk all through
II he year. >. - - . -
- Wishing H|diI:s. sprosperoUs= and happy new
year we present. our = + 0
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25
AWAIT INDICTMENTS
CASES CONTINUED FOR
GRAND JURY ACTION
RECENT DECISION OF CIRCUIT
COURT BROUGHT UP IN CASES
OF oKoLEHAo MAKERS
TODAY.

The Circuit Courts decision Of yes.
terday bobbed up in the Police Court
this morning. Three Japanese-Yam,
asaii Akutsu and Murakami ap.
peared before the Court this morning
OH the charge of distilling spirituous
liquor. They are the three okolehao
makers caught by Deputy Sheriff Chill.
lingworth in KoolaupOko a short time
ago.
After calling the case, Deputy Sher
If Chillingworth made a motion that
the cases Of all three defendants be
continued for week in order to give
time for the grand jury to investigate
their cases. In view of the recent de-.
cision by the Circuit Court. It was nee.
essary that defendants in all cases OF
this kind should be indicted by the
grand jury.
Attorney Watson arose and stated
that he appeared for defendants Akut.
Gu and Murakami. Counsel questioned
tie jurisdiction of the District Court
In the matter.
llF NbNlN lllbl llltil WI W ulNOl llldl
Il vas Of the opinion II had jurisdiction
in the matter.
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth stated
that the prosecution was ready TO try
the cases and. in case II was noccs
sary. would proceed with the TRIAL
rll at then and there. The prosecution
die not doubt that It could produce
sufficient evidence in all the cases &c
have the defendants committed.
To cinch his statement, the Deputy
ordered an officer to bring the okole
hao still and other material evidence
In the case.
Attorney +. NJ. Brooks. who appear
ed for defendant Yamasaki, stated tina
he had no objection whatever to a con
tinuance OF the case in which he al
peared. On the contrary, he wOul,
suggest that the case be continued 10
about a month in order to give sufi
Cicnt time.
Judge Lindsay stated that h
thought the request the Deput
Sheriff that the cases be continued 70
q week, was perfectly reasonable.
Attorney Watson was OF the opinio,
that In the event OF the cases bcln
continued at all. they should be cor
tinued for a period of two weeks.
After little further talk on the mat
ter the cases were finally continue
until October ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25
{. N. COOKE OBJECTS

A meeting of the stockholders Of XII.
hei Plantation was held yesterday TO
further discuss the amalgamatiOn
scheme OF that plantation with Paia
and Haiku. As far as can be learned
nothing definite was decided on at the
meeting. c. NJ. Cooke, as one of the
stockholders, is said to have protested
vigorously against the amalgamatiOu
proposition, ContGnding that Paia and
Haiku would get the short end Of the
deal. II. p. Baldwin is a vigorous sup.
porter of the amalgamatiOn propOsi.
tiou and with these two financiers in
the field with opposing opinions, it
looks as Il there might he little doing.
The meetings of both Paia and Hal.
ku, which were to have been held yes.
tcrday, have been postponed until
Monday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25
REPUBLICANS PLEASED


are looked upon as the most fOrmid-
able antagonists In the field and the
ones the Republicans will have to give
most of their time to. Mr.. Cayplcs5 is
looked upon as particularly formidable
because of the fact that, besides carry
ing the full Rome Rule vote, he will
secure large number Of ballots from
the white population.
II Is figured that when the nOmina-
ton papers Of all counties are in ut
the Sccretary's Office and each Candi-
date has deposited his $25, there will
be in the neighborhood Of $4,000 in tho
Treasury. 1t will take about $4,000 u
run the county election,
Mrs Robert w. Wilcox was parLlc-
ularly angry at the action taken by the
Home Rule convention yesterday af-
tcrnoon in nominating G. w. Booth for
the Treasurership instead of nominal
ing 5. T.. Damon, She denounced Booth
/ in no uncertain terms, though
the nomination was practically unani-
nous.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25
DEATH OF CHESTER RuoG.

Chester NJ. Rugg, recently book
keeper at Maxwell plantation, died
ut the home Of his brother, George
Rugg, yesterday afternoon. Chester
Rugg came to the islands three or -four
years ago and was employed in Homo
lulu for u year or more. He was as
Bistant boOllkoeper in the Bulletin Of
flee until he went to KaS.i, Taking a
secondary position at Maxwell he
rapidly worked his way up to the po-
Bition of head bookkecher. About a
year ago he was married to a Young
lady who came to Honolulu to meet
him. Close application to his work
broke Mr.. Rugg health and finally
brought him to Honolulu for medical
treatment. lie returned to his work
but Il few weeks ago was Obliged To
give up and came to Honolulu with
his wife, planning to go to the coast
for recuperatloR. Yesterday he suffered
a collapse and quickly succunbed. An
aged mother, wife, and brother re-
main to mourn their loss.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25

Sir William Willcocks, the We'll
known British expert on irrigation and
late director-general OF the irrigation
works in EGYPT, now proposes to re-
store Chaldea to It's ancient productive.
ness and glory by means of irrigation.
The Tigris river bears much the same
relation to Chaldea that the Nile does
to Egypt, and might be made now, AZ
il undoubtedly was in ancient times,
the great resource Of the country, Bag
dad lies about 500 miles up the Tigris,
and from it to the Persian Gull spreads
y dcsOlato barren country. which was
ono OF the most fertile districts in
the east AZ Ops. on the banks Of the
.Tigris once the NeaIth.esr mart Of tho
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25
LAST BASEBALL GAME

The last league baseball game Of the
season will be played at the park to.
morrow afternoon, the Kamchamohas
and Eills to be the Contesting teams.
"Play ball" will be called at 3 O'Clock
sharp. The Kams will put in the field
the same team as they had last Satur.
day and they arc confident of winding
up the season with another victory.
Tho box will be occupied by Reuter-
and old reliable Kcliu"wa will be be
hind the bat. The Elks will have Kaai
In the box and German behind the bat,
1t Is understood that Cunha has dccId
ed not to play In the game tomorrow
The band will be present on the
grounds to usher the season out.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25
A KAhAA|NA GOES
To HIS LONG REST

George J. Ross died at the Queens
hospital at O'Clock last evening after
n painful illness vi six weeks Stomach
trouble was the cause Of death. An
operation was performed but the con-
stitution Of Mr. Ross was SO under
mined that he was unable to rally.
The funeral Will take place from the
late home Beretania street, near Ala
pal, at ? o'clock this afternoon. The
Rev. Canon Macintosh will ofiiciate
Friends and acquaintance are invited
to attend.
George James Ross was born In Pic
ton, Ontario. Canada. May II, 1898.
and was therefore nearing the Goth
milestone in his life. He was the eld-
est son of Roderick Ross, Esq, a ma
tive OF Dingwell, ROss-shire, Scotland,
for many years Justice of the Peace
for Ottawa. His mother was Christina
Catherine Amelia Ross, a member OF
the family of Cummings and grand
daughter Of Captain Paul TrumpOur
known as The father OF the V. Il. Lazy
alists."
Deceased was educated in the city oi
his birth and as a young man was en-
gagged in surveying in various parts OF
the Dominion. In 1862 he went &c
British Columbia, via New York, Pa
mama and san Francisco, arriving In
Victoria July 4th. He went to the
Caribou mines, remaining there sew
eral months. From that time until iht
fall of 1866 he was on Puget Sound
lie decided to go to China and 'aOli
passage in the bark Ra}iance. via IIo,
nolulu. Upon arriving here, he dectd,
ed to remain and mako this his home
Mr. Ross was married December 80
1872. to Miss Henrietta Smith, young
est daughter Of the lhte Judge and
Mrs. j. II. Smith. -Four children wGr,
born, all OF whom are living. They are
as follows: George Cummings Ross
book Keeper at the Honolulu PlanLa'
ton; Ernest Albert ROderiCk Ross
with c. Brewer & Co.. Donald MunroC
, Ross, with Thee. II. Davies K Co; Ri
deau Gerald Ross, engaged In plnuta'
ton life. Mrs. Ross Is also living.
Mr.. Ross engaged in the ranChins
business soon after his arrival heI'
and continued in this work until lSG.
when he went in with c. Brewer \ Co,
as confidential clerk. There he re
maned for about eighteen years an
on January /, 1855, he RESIGNED to nc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25

The following remarkable essay on
the horse is said 10 be from tue pen OF
an Indian student:
The horse Is a very noble quadru-
pcu; but when he is angry he will
not do So He is ridden on the spinal
cord by the Lridls. and sadly the driver
places his foots on the stirrup, and
divides his lower limbs across the sd
die, and drives his animal to the mead
ow. He has four legs; two are on tie
front side and two are afterwards.
These are the weapons on which he
runs. He also defends himself by ex-
tending those in the rear in parallel
direction toward his foe. but this no
does only when In yeXatious mood.
There is no animal like the horse. No
sooner they see their guardian or mas
ter than they always cry for food, bur
It is always at the morning time. They
have got tails, but no so long as the
COW and other such like animals
| Scottish American.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25
LOCAL and GENERAL

For choice groceries see S. j. Salter,
Fort street, above Beretania.
Party wants small cottage near car
line. reasonable rent. See Wanted,
page S.
For all round headwear Ley,ngston's
panamas are 1T" Prices $3.50 SlV
and SIS.
The stock books of the Pioneer Mill
Co. will be closed to transfers from
Sept Goth to Oct. list.
Good men like good things. That's
why good men go to the Pantheon. Cor.
ner Fort & Hotel streets.
A list of the officers elected to serve
for the ensuing year in the japanese
Benevolent society is published on page
Is.
On Monday September Is. by order
Of Bishop & Co., Morgan will sell at
his salesrooms a number OF shares OF
sugar stock.
The Superintendent of Public Works
will receive bids up to ~ m WednCs-
day. September 3Oth, for laying curbs
in the Judiciary grounds.
Opening days at Cantors Aloha Mil
! linery, Fort St. Fine assortment Of
swell importations and tailored hats
OF which there are no duplicate.
The Paradise OF the Pacific for Sep
TENDER Is out. As usual II Is most
Creditable number, containing inter
esting articles on current topics of tho
day and fine pictures Of well known
places in the Islands. The "cloud scene
H. the Tropics" is u particularly b"lu'
tiful cut.
The steamer Iwalani arrived from
Kauai ports at 1905 o'clock with 500
bags paddy, $50 bags rice, | mule and
IL packages sundries. PWscr Me
Namara reports as follows. Fine
weather and smooth seas both outward
and inward. Light rains on Kauai
No telephone connections"
The cases Of Sen Tao, charged with
arson. and OF Tama, charged With yag-
rancy. were nolle prosd. in the Police
Court this morning. All Chau charged
, with soliciting, was discharged. The
cases of Sam Xii, charged With ma
licious injury; and of Kawaha (w),
charged with profanity, were con-
tinued.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25
LEWIS & co, LTD,
The BIG GR0CERS,
Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands,
i69 King St. The Levers & Cooke
Bldg. 24o-2 TeIephones-24o.

east. are the ruins of the mouth of the
great Nahrwau canal, which fortified
an area of 1900 square miles. The Tig-
ris was gradually diverted from its old
bed the mouth OF the canal silted up
and the country become Il desert. 1t
would require an outlay Of 100000 600
to reclaim about 100000 acres Of tn"
best of this land, which would, accord
ing to Sir William Willcocks, produce
J. rental Of $4,000 900.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25

The ship Erskine NJ. Phelps, which
is at present discharging her cargo OF
coal at Naval Wharf No. /, is expected
to finish work tomorrow. At noon
today 1872 tons had been taken out Of
the vessel aud stored under the coal
sheds on the Naval reservation The
Phelps entire cargo amounted to about
45OO tons. The vessel has been dis
charged in unusually fast time. She
arrived here September 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25

am surprised they should all speak
so natteringly. What does the Plan
ct say? Smith: There's nothing in
the Planet about her Rogers: That's
queer. certainly sent the same no
ticc to the Planet that | sent to the
other papers.-Boston Transcript,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25
APOLL| N ARTS
Mineral Lithia Water.

Mineral Lithia Water.
Queen Of Table Waters.
Prices to Family Trade as follows:
Cases of so quarts. $3.50 per case.
Per dozen, S2.25. Per bottle, zoe.
Cases of 100 plnts, $1,000 per case.
Cases of 80 pints, $3.50 per case. Per
dozen, $3.50 Two bottles for 25c.
Special prices to the trade.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-25

Smith: The papers speak enthusiasts
ticalIy Of your daughters singing at
the musicale last week. Rogers: Yes,