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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11
UP.TO.DATE MlNSTRELS

The lIbrettlst Of the Elks' Ministries
is bemoaning the rapidity with which
civic events are happening in Honolu-
lu and the principal actors are groan-
ing over lines changed to suit the trend
or public events from day to day. The
entertainment will be nothing IL not
local ON Thursday and Saturday and
many quiet little jokes at the expense
OF others will be INDUCED in.
There is to be a Chinese act In the
second part, OF the program which will
create much merriment. Captain John
cons silent bayonet drill is another
feature and the circus with which the
performance concludes is TO be so real
istic as to cause a demand for peanuts
and pink lemonade. The Floradora
stunt is to be fearfully and wonderfully
costumed. Two rehearsals take place
today, one this afternoon for the gen
tie maidens" and their escorts and n
general one this evening, both taking
place at Elks' hall.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11
HOUSE.
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ed only $500 for the session and they
had TO pay their own expenses. Mr.,
knudsen stated that the members were
getting mileage and Mr.. Fernandez an.
swered that the mileage received did
not come anywhere near paying the
travelling expenses. The speaker NOV.
ed to striFl out the item.
Mr.. Oil said he received no extra
compensation for his travelling eX.
ponses as a preacher and he did not
see why the Superintendent OF Public
Works should receive anything extra
for his travelling expenses. Mr.. Harris
brought out a little inconsistency in
the actions of the House. The Audi.
tor and Attorney General had been
voted "incidentals" appropriations.
Why should a discrimination be made
in the case of the Superintendent Of
Public Works? Mr.. Keliinoi moved to
amend the item by adding the words:
"To be accompanied by vouchers" He
said 1t was absolutely necessary TO the
outside districts that the item be in.
serted.
MIR. Aylett made an appeal in favor
Of the item, saying that by striking II
out of the bill, the House would sim.
ply be tying the hands Of the Super.
irtendent Of Public Works. II would
simply mean that he would stay in Ho.
nOlulu and draw his salary. paying no
nf h.H 80, In Il t.s
tricts. Mr.. Kalama moved to reduce
the item to $1,000. He did not think IL
right to knock out the item altogeth.
eT.
The amendments OF Messrs. Keliinoi
and Kalama carried so the item as II
finally went through, reads as follows:
incidental and travelling expenses Ito
be accompanied by vouchers), $1,000.
Mr.. Vida introduced a new item car
rying with II an appropriation of S.,
900 for the purpose of converting the
tug Eleu into fire boat and purchas'
ing pump for the same. The item
was referred to the same committee
al that to which the item Expenses
steam tug, $1,000" had been referred
TO.
Mr.. Paele moved the insertion of an
item Of $1,000 for the reimbursement
OF Mrs. Kekie Amara for the destruc'
ton by bubonic plague fire of the two
story building at the corner of Kekau
like and Hotel streets. The Chair rul'
ed the motion out of order since ii had
not been referred TO the Fire Claims
Commissioners. Mr.. Harris said he
had a four'page report on the matter
recommending that the petition call
ing for the amount be indefinitely post
poned. Mr.. Long asked If the com
mittee wished to hear the report and
Mr. Kelinoi settled the whole thing
by stating that since the item had
been ruled out of order there was
nothing else to be done.
The committee thereupoH arose, re-
ported progress and asked leave to set
again. A recess was then taken until
2 o'clock.
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BEATEN BY HIS SCfOOLMATES
CONTINUED from Page ~

been playing with them on the regular
school team until recently when he de-
cided to play with the Elks' team and
so informed the boys. They state that
in the game between the High School
and Punahou School teams a short time
ago. when Cunha played at second
base. the latter won. In the second
game with the High School boys. Cunha
was absent from second base. he in the
meantime having Joined the Elks'
team. This game went to the High
School team and the Punahou boys
blamed Cunha for the result. stating
that II he had remained at second they
This bad feeling has been brewing
ever since the day OF the game and for
two days in succession, Cunha had
heard muttered threats that he would
yet be paid out for what he had done.
He gave no attention to what was said.
little dreaming that the boys would
carry their threat into execution.
This morning, the young man went
from his home in Waikiki as usual and
proceeded on his way to the college,
arriving there some time previous TO
the calling together OF his first class.
He was sitting in the Office of the in
stitution reading over his report card
when one of the boys called to him
fro mthe door saying he wished TO have
la word with him on the outside. Cunha
at once arise and went out to see what
was wanted of him, when he was seized
By several boys at once, bound and led
70 second base, where he was tied down
and beaten numerically. He was not
given a chance to defend himself. In
deed. II Is well he was not given such
a chance for he is big and strong
enough to wipe up the floor with three
or four of the young men who beat
him this morning. Sixteen to one was
too many for the young man and there
was nothing for him to do but to go
along with his school mates.
After the beating, young Cunhl came
into town and was Immediately sent
TO the doctors. He is not very strong
about the stomach and his friends fear
he may have suffered internally from
the blows rained down upon him while
lying bound race downward over sec
ond base.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11

The attention OF all chess players is
called TO the fact that an attempt is
being made to reorganize a chess club
in Honolulu. Any one desiring to as
sist in the matter can get all Informal
ton from DR.. Sinclair, or If they will
call at his Office in the Boston building,
on this Monday evening at 1880 p. m.
they will be made welcome and will be
able to participate in the discussion OF
organization and management. Nom
chess players who would like to learn
the game are asked to attend as well as
others
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11
wild RoSEY."

When Prince pro TEN" was run
ming and crowded houses saw Fred
Lennox and Harry Davenport do their
nightly stunts before an appreciative
audience, not few attended the per.
Torrance for the sole reason that 10
sic Sadler was in it, She invariably
responded to encores with the little
Dutch skit which enabled her to do a
character bit named Dots der only
time get decent shleep."
Whether the nights of the little
Dutch maid were disturbed by the
rush Of running water or not Is not
known. But the fact still remains that
the Douglas Patent Closet never leaks
or causes one annoyance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11

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N"!a' "'es'hs mat iohuJ'ro N'sa'
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11
ARRIVED.

Sunday, May 10.
c. A. S. s. Miowera, Hemming, from
Vancouver and Victoria.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Maui
ports.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, from Kauai
ports.
Am. sp. George Curtis. Calhoun. from
San Francisco.
Br. 50. Agnes Oswald, Philip, from
Newcastle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11
Castle & LanSdale
FIRE AND PLATE GLASS
INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE and INVESTMENTS
STANGENWALD BLDG,
'Phone Main 20. Rooms 5o6..507

FOR RENT
$25-A modern house, mosquito proof
electric lights. bed rooms. Lu
nalilo, off Kewalo st.
$35-Modern house on McCully st.
Six rooms; electric lights; sta,
bles and servants quarters. On
Rapid Transit line.
$4o-Large house, three bed rooms,
electric light; sewer connection;
IN the Ewa-makai corner of Bere.
ztania and Punchbowl SITS. Lot
100 X rs.
S4o-Twelveroom house on Punchbowl
St., second place makai of Bere'
tania st. Just repainted and re-
papered; connected with sewer,
electric lights. Large bath room
and excellent plumbing. Lot
100 X 80.
t25-Cottages on Miller st., above
Vineyard ST.; electric lights;
mosquito proof; rooms.
IA AcRES-Magnifice site for a
mountain home. Reasonable
price; easy terms.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11

The Young brothers launch this
morning took out to the Sewall four
longshoremen who are to assist the
crew in dlscharging her ballast OF
Shanghai river mud which must be
thrown overheard before the ship en-
tiers the harbor. It is considered dang
erous on account of infection.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11

A meeting OF the Finance Committee
of the House of Representatives and
the tax assessors Of the various islands.
now in attendance at the annual meet
ing of the Board of Equalization, is be-
ing held this afternoon. The tax as
SCISSORS wish to make known to the
Legislators just what they need in the
way of appropriations on their respec-
tive islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Weather Bureau, Punahou, May IL
Temperature Morning minimum, 60:
midday maximum, rs.
Barometer at Q a. m, 1905, falling.
Rainfall, !02.
Dew Point, 62F.
Humidity at a. m, 20 per cent.
Wind, light N. L. calm. Weather,
cloudy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11
SAILING TODAY.

Stmr. Lehua. Naopala, for Molokai
ports. at p. IN.
Stmr Niinau. Thompson. for Honua.
po and Punaluu, at p. m.
stmr waialeale, Mosher, for Kilau.
ca and Anahola, at p. III.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Elston intend
leaving for the Mainland at the end OF
the school year Mr.. Elston will take
up advanced studies and both he and
Mrs. Elston will take up musical work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11
DEPARTED.

Sunday, May 10.
c. A. 5. 5. Miowera, Hemming for
the Colonies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11
TO LEI.
FOUND.

ouND-A kodak, left in Silent Bar.
her Shop. Owner can get same by
proving property and paying ex-
penses. 2453-lW
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-05-11
WANTS
For Want Column See Page Six
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-An express business with
Office and telephone attached, 2
horses, ! wagon and l small dray;
terms reasonable. Enquire at this
ONCE. 2i53.tt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21
PRICES ADVANCED
ON RAILROAD SHARES
Tho Frisco Stocks Were Prominent IN
the Rise New York Central and
Wabash Also Advanced.

New York. February 2o-The tsiiure Of
the confirmation Of the rtimors concerning
the Metropolitan Street railway circulated
Yesterday, led to a prompt recovery Of
prices Of stocks tots morning The denial
by ". c. whitney that he had sold any Ok
the stock within six mouths convinced the
operators that yesterdays market had been
subjected TO a ruid by the dissemination Of
inventions The short sellers OF yesterday
fastened to cover and nelped the rally
The Eecovery 81 Metropolitan Street rail-
way was especially emphatic The renewed
advance IN Amalgsmated copper also
pointed to some uncovered short interest.
pais stock was helped 10y the strength o;
the metal market, which was marked i'm
London, IL was notable, also, that tue
recovery in futures there exceeds that for
spot copper. thus establishing u premium
again for futures as compared with a die
count for sometime past New York Cen
trs seemed to feel the benefit Of tne adj
dit-ona subway projects FOR New York and
also the authorized uunlal Of the recent
rumors that the company was selling uedS-
ury stock IN the market against future
issue But the feature al tue early mar
ket Nss Ire St Louis aud San fraur'.e"
stocks. The common rose I. IN" nrs7 pre-.
TERED b5t the second preferred N ana
Kansas tlty, ort scott duu oltuphia blF-
terrel "a The funding bonus were also
IN dema nj at advancing prices. Many re-
ports have circulated recently Of Il coming
Ombination OF this property with some
other large railroad system, the VIost le'
cent story pointing 10 southern uliWay
Nothing ldturutlC Oh the Development of
the property was disclosed during the ia,
| During the afternoon the Wabash stock
/ came into prominence, the preferred adj
yamCing "a, uItcr an announcement t.dt
/ wages had been advanced on the system
| west OF the Mississiupi Il seemed 10 be
! assumed that this woul avert the strike
which mas been dreaded recently. Other
/ Gould stocks ana Sourhwesterns generally
| advanced in sympathy Missouri PACING
/ was uleo helped by tac Increase Of over
/ $4,000 iu December net earnings Re
! ports Of railroad gross earnings for the sec
| ond week III February were good, without
/ Important exception Tho advance I'm re-
/ fined sugars helped American sugar, an,
/ special developments were responsible toi
( advances iu other individual stocks The
murkct closed quite active, ana AT ahod
/ toe best.
| sales, par value -, S25ono.
Tho principal Tea turo NJ rho stock mar
/ kcr this wcck has been tao continued iu
difference and neglect by the general IN
vcstmeut and speculative public. Attempt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21
Observation-Disclosures

were made 20 contest tnis condition early
this week by undertaking campaign for
rise In the induetrials. Quite number OF
this class Of securities were excessively
advanced on Monday without any definite
news 20 sccsunt for the rise; The per
sistent inertia Of railroad stocks. In spite
Of numerous professional attempts to move
them, turned the attention Of traders 20
the industrial list, which has received little
attention for a long time past. Some stress
attempted campaign on the assumption that
the program for anti trust legislation for
this session had been completed 50 that Us
llfuence on securities could he definitely
formulated But the attempt 10 move the
iudustrials or 70 attract outside interest IN
them proved ahortive and was abandoned
BY Tues -ay. A dropping tendency Of prices.
duo 10 the iusction 81 the market. followed
and gave way 70 sharp decline on Thurs
day. when Indications 81 rHiding tacucs oF
an undiseloseo bear party became mahlI 1rIs
support was developed by the raid In'
clear demonstration that selling 10 realize
brought out an advance. while sharp Dc
clines induced support tends TO the stAbil
ltv Of tho market AMI encourages Hpeculh-
tive ventures. The approach OF the three
day holiday was an additional influence IN
lettering operators from making new zen
lures In stocks. The course ~ the OK
change market was atteutivcly watched
and It's fluctuations toward or away from
tho gold export point had an erect on
chsngs has reached tho gold export level
during the week. ana the fact that NO eh-
ports we're made was attributed 70 n"
lack Of quick transportation facilities
which aided tn the interest charges ~.
volved In the movement Of gold Money
has been stringent in London, hut the ad-
vance in sterling at Paris snd Berlin IN
response shows that can!tal from those
centers Is attracted TO London, thus re-
ileying me prcssure on New York. Aside
from the immediate condition In the money
market II IL realized that large corporate
requirements are ahead Of the market and
this Inns helred to repress borrowing for
snr large speculative commitments In the
stock market A divisional bond Issue for
over S5.OcO.oOO by tho Atchison the incka
sue. and rumors 81 n large collateral 50
curty issue by the Loulsville and Nasn
( willie have hecn the Immediate Development
Z 20 Give points 10 this factor.
! The bond market has been dull and irres
/ ul7r United states old As declined 3 pc,
! cent as compared With tho closing call o.
/ last week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21

ST. Louis. February 2o-wb Firm;
No. 2 red. cash and elevator. y track "a
T6l7, May ~ ri IS. July GNG1l'A, No.
hard ia T%lg tOrn--Firm, No. = cash AZ
track 4ii9n44. May 4l5s July ilas Oats
Lower. No cash 36. nominal, rack "o+-'
May 35ig, IG,y 3la,. nominal; No, white
Is. Rye Firm of i9'. Pork Lower, Joh-
hing. standard mess, II Gos lart-LoNor
at o. 80 Lead Higher az 400. Spe.tcr--
Firm M nominal. Flour Quiet; rcd winter
patents 3 4U6i3. -. extra fancy aud ~trai=ht
! lCuS. 20: clear .gUd5 70. Timothy seed
steady at 3 0od3 CO. Corn me-. Steads
AZ = so Rrau-Nomiual; sacked East track
Sass. Hay-Firu; timothy 3.wdl4 o'
.pr;lirln q GOA ~ 90 WHISKY Steady ut
10 Iron cotton ties Ok. Tagging
i 5-IeGT l-lG. Hemp twine p. Dry salt
meats boxed Steady: extra shorts aud
cl,ar r.b- 49, short clear 80. Bacon.
boxcd- steady extra shorts and clear ribs
10 30 short clear ln Ggie. Receipts Flour
7ruO barrels: v1eat 1900 busneis. corn.
lcG 600 bushels: oats 1000 bushels. shin
mcuts Flour. soNn barrels wheat. $500
bushels. ,cru 50 go nushcls. oats, 100"
V, rT orleans February 20 -'Ho- prod
nets Stcady Pork Standard moss l1.I5.
o~-o4o~~OOo~ O-~~~~~~~~o-~~0-~~~
as. Fellows 5tlda i5.i0: seconds esd$&,
.NiolaSzc open kettle nominal l"G-N. cen
rrifugll 6nis Syrup 1904
Vow YORK. February 20 NuCar k7W
Arm: rrdncd unsettled; 30. ~ 2.H3; confcc
tiouors "a ~; mould - 81" ont i'"f
r n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21
GRAIN MARKETS WERE QUIET
ADVANCES WERE MADE
AFTER RULING STEADY
Wheat improved on Small Argentine
Shipments and Fair Demand--Cofn
and Oats Also Advanced.

Chicago. February 90 --Quietncss prevailed
In the grain pits today AMI after ruling
steady the greater part Of tho day, wheat
closed arm, with May isdi, higher May
corn was a higher, while oats we're UP
i.c. Provisions ruled easier and the May
products closed from to 10 lower
The early wheat market was disanpolnt-
ing ono "a the bulls In view Of the strong
cables and small receipts In the Northwest
The opening prices were easier, with May
a shade higher, AZ = lower at ia to t''2'
the weakness al the start being attributed
to the lack Of continuation Of the European
war news Of late Yesterday resulting from
decline iu English ccuscls. There was
little Of interest iu the trading the mr.,
half d the session. AID the marSf. ,.,t nj"
steady, fluctuations being rounn'1 WLn.u
a narrow limit. May selling between ''El4
TTi4 and I'M. Smaller Argentine shiphel{I :
than estimated. small clearance ana tAlr
export demand caused a better feeling later
in the day and fair demand from CON
mission houses developed. which advanced
Nav 10 7TA The close was firm, with
NInv tsG7I. higher at T7SS Minneapolis and
Dnivt6 raperted receipts Of 90 cars which,
with local receipts Of nine cars, one 81 con
tract grade, made the total receipts OIL
against DIS last week and 5lT year sgo,
Corn was firm early ON continued liSAt
receipts and provision people again bought
freely. There was also demand for May
from commission houses. chiefly IN the way
Of covering Of short sales Local longs dl-
posed OF part Of their holdings md the mar.
kpt reacted but another advance occurred
late in tho day Oh the strength IN wheat
The close was firm. with May a hlSAer,
at 45NsN45a4 after selling between 4JAs and
49,. Receipts 2oa cars. mona ot contract
/ Oats were I'm good demand AZ the start
with shorts the best buyers. Local trad
ers also favored the huvin- side. With the
Ionic La a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21
COTTON WENTUP AND DROPPED

selling ut a premium in American markets
ana are AZ a discount at Liverpool where
all the visible deficiency Is located Yes
terdny's price movement demonstrated that
the situation is acute. but surprises are
likely TO occur and show what little value
may be attached TO an opinion when
manipulation Is in evidence, for notwith-
standing Liverpools big advance, the Amer
lean markets closed without gains. An
other feature that cuts some ngure with
investors is the tact that preparations for
tho now cron are very backward and being
"a almost az the beginning Of the planting
season. when the worlds visible supply Is
Ao7 on short Of last year. makes the situs-
ton oil the more interesting
Ltverrool opened firm with quotations 8
10 : points IN advance Of the close on
thursday. The high opening was due TO
the hesvy advance In American markets
aided by the strong demand and core
snopdiuz advance IN the spot market The
rono Of the market became hrmsr under
,no measure OF outside strength and prices
continued 70 advance until near tne c.ose'
when en- easier period brought slight rcces-
sior The close was barely steady, VITA
quotations 9i5 TO 10 points higher than me
Close ~ tho preceding day Business Was
good 10 the spot market. ne sales hmount-
ING 70 1000 bales Prices made the sTeat
est advance of the season, oeins marked UP
Is points at the close
New York opened arm with prices to
10 roints above the close on THURSDAY
tlverpool's great advance WIS an incentive
70 the high opening figures and within
few minutes Of the openinc the highest
e-rr.. ~ tho season we're recorded. March
rsqrhue az. Nav 9 as aud July P.Is.
-vca selling hogan early, Nhl'h started a
.-he-Ior and prices declined rapidly Mainl
/ faT tu q 81 MAJ 70 q So and Jliy 20 H"ar
I n flor which few points vcco rocNrdrd'
/ Afrcr series N slight fluctuations quota
/ lions closed barely steady, Win h@nres u t,
ci The DAY before
New orleans opened STEADY with quota
tions & to : points higher than the close
" the previous day. The extreme hulisf
tendency and heavy advances at Liverpool
and general bad weather gave Tho market
rs great strength NJ the opening and now
record prices were scored shortly after TN
market opened. March wen. to a.I, Mn!
TO 9. So and june 20 "aA Proat-taking SO
iu soon after be opening ana free sHllln-
caused Il rapid desllue until thr marEe
dropped L. 10 13 points After period o
tuctuHN0n thH close showed slight r"gpv
0sN WIN TN''. IONS rAl"N Ht'a.s 3.
ro'uts lower than the close un Thursday
The Ncw York Journal Of Commcrc
takes tine following Wow OF the cotton sta
.u,ou.
At the present time It does not appea
That the Sew York cotton ma-bet Is gov
,ruod either one way cor lhr other 10y whH
.a-o regarded orilnarlv as Legitimate ir
Hucucrs The speculative demand continue
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21
tiouston WeekIy statement.
euTTER, POULTRY ANp Eeas.

81. Louis, February 20.-Chickens iiis:
turkeys l4@15; ducks "A; geese s. Butter
Firm; creamery 1927: dairy i7d20. Eggs 10
Lower, at IA for fresh.
New York, February 20 Eggs Receipts
IA, i6I packages; market easy State and
Pennsylvania, average best, 1874 Western
fancy II; Southern 1874 refrigerated odiA
ksnsas City No, February 2o,--EsFs---
Fresh 1874
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-21
Closing Prices of New York Bonds
The Rice Market.

General Conditions Are Unchanged and
Very Quiet.
There was little Of interest 70 note in
the local rice market Transactions have
been small for some time and receipts are
interfered with by the bad weather, which
leaves the market very dull The demand
for good grades continues as brisk as ever,
while the rice now coming in is not OF the
best quality The millers say there is a
lot OF rice yet 10 come In which will keen
them busy for some time 90 come. Prices
are firm and unchanged.