Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Inc DaThenlluC "IeslcT mas lell
Eleele. Kauai. for San Francisco.
The lowest temperature recorded at
the magnetic station yesterday was 81.
Break! Break Break Yes-Break
up breakbone fever with Pantheon o
2. S.
oahu Lodge, No. /. X. OF P.., will
meet tonight at 1880 in Harmony Hall,
King street.
The bark Gerard c. Tobey sailed
for San Francisco today with a full
load of sugar.
The Weekly Edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary OF
tho news of the day.
Arabic" is not n fake, like some OF
the preparations put on iron roofs.
California Feed Co., agents.
The Philharmonic Society meets for
rehearsal in Pauahi hall tonight. All
members are expected to attend.
Corns and ingrowing nails success
fully treated without pain. DR.. Boyle,
Oregon block, Hotel street. Office hours
l to p. m.
The letters for the captain and crew
OF the Florence will be returned to
their senders in the next steamer leav.
ing for the Coast.
At the adjourned annual meeting
held yesterday E. o. Hall & Son elect.
ed their officers for the ensuing year.
See under New Today.
Charley Gait driver of the police
patrol wagon, is Ill and his place is be.
ing taken by Tom Morrisy, formerly
one of the drivers Of the fire depart.
ment.
o. Shioda. manager OF the Kei Hin
bank, left for Japan in the Hongkong
Maru yesterday. He will spent three
months on a vacation in his native
country.
Grant Snow, the negro robber, con
fessed to the police yesterday that he
was the one who had robbed Russian
Franks place on Queen street and alsv
the house of old man Kunst.
Drs. w. Il. Allen, +. l.. Ferguson. the
modern up-to-date dentists. Prices
low. All work and material fully guar
anteed. 2l5 Hotel street opposite
Union, front Young building.
The w. C. Hall arrived last night
from Kauai with 57S4 bags of sugar
She was not expected until this morn
iney apd will coil thi, m aftarnnnn ratu,n.
ing at the regular time on Sunday.
r. r. Kiahale, J. d. G. Kaleikini, T,
Black, Achi, Stauch, Stokes and Bobs'
ton NJ. Comes, were arrested last night
by Officer Harry Flint on the charge
of gambling. They were caught
shooting craps" on the waterfront.
Adyices recently received from the
Coast state that the Tampico, Of the
Globe Navigation Co., is of the run
Norman Watkins, acting as agent fol
the company here, has received no ad
vices regarding the discontinuance OF
the Company's business at this port.
Waterfronters have figured out that
the vessel sighted by the steamer Ala
media and the one sighted by the bark
Andrew Welch, were one and the same
From accounts of the weather at the
time she was sighted and the dis
tances apart (about 450 miles,, this
belief would seem to be confirmed.
A cottage on the premises Of Mrs
S. N. Castle in Manoa valley, which IL
occupied by Miss Snow, was entered
some time between and 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning while the occupant
was at her work in the public schools
The sum of sl.75 in money and jacl
knife were stolen. ihe officer who In
vestigated the case, found a top In the
yard and therefore believes the WORK
to have been done by small boy.
Judge Estee has been called upon tc
straighten out matter OF wages be
tween the barkentine John Palmer
and Reese. a sailor who came here al
on of her crew. He left the ship and
enlisted in the U. S. Navy at the re
cruiting office. He claims he was tC
get his discharge and pay at this port
while Captain De Lano says he shipped
In Newcastle for the Sound. The mat
ter will be decided by Judge Estee.
At the quarterly meeting of th'
Queens hospital trustees yesterday
]. b. Atherton resigned as trustee ant
his resignation was accepted with re
gret. 1t was shown that at present
there were 70 people In the hospital
80 of these being Hawaiians. The
number OF admissions during the quar-
ter ending December 81, 1902, was l6+
and during that period 1873 patients
were discharged and eleven died. The
daily average of patients was So anC
the total number, 1886.
A. f. Judd was very happy to fint
yesterday that Huntington Wilson, al
cid college classmate, was a through
passenger in the hongkong Maru Boil
young men were in the Yale class o
81, although Mr.. Huntington did no
remain to graduate. Upon his gradu
alton, he was given position as sec
letary for the American legation II