Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-29
Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin.

been slipped once for all. To resi-
dents of Hawaii Drama In Dream.
land" is perhaps one OF the most in.
teresting sketches in the book. II Is
quite historical and tells Of the early
days of Honolulu when "Proteus" liv.
ed in the Green Room of the Royal
Hawaiian Theatre. "Proteus" Is sur.
ficiently described for identification By
old residents who knew him; his sad
career is that Of many bright young
man who has wandered away from
New England
\ Under the title "a Sawdust Fairy"
experiences of his IN Hornitos, Cal,
where he found Romeo, n poor little
circus lad, who wanted TO lead bot
ter life," lost sight of him, then found
him again; finally to rediscover him in
hospital in Honolulu and help him
home to Australia.
MY heart bled for him; 1t is a way
my heart has OF doing, and II has
! caused me much unnecessary and use
less pain; but II continues to keep at
II, for experience has taught me how
precious boon sympathy Is, though
so often wasted
"Kane-Aloha" Is a little sketch that
includes Hilo, Rainbow Falls, and the
only horse that Mr.. Stoddard ever
owned, "Kona":
His name was Kona, the South
wind, for he was born on the leeward
! side of the island where II never rains:
where there are no running streams or
standing pools, and he had never
learned to drink"
THE Palaoa" Is a ghost story; tho
authors adventure with q spirit that
brought him to valuable find, whlle
the last sketch, entitled - Bungalow
Bee" refers pleasantly to the late
Father LoanOre. u Is refreshing to
come across book that Is absolutely
correct in its local illusions and the
spelling of Hawaiian words.
The book Is dressed in the del,cat.
est, daintiest manner possible, printed
, ON excellent paper clearly, and has Il
dark green cloth binding with gold do
sign and lettering. There are appro.
, pirate head and tail pieces, and a rib.
bon bOOk.mark. The book will sug-
, gcst itself as n nice gift for Hawaiian
residents TO make to their friends.
, Other books by Mr.. Stoddard are:
South Sea ldyls, Lazy Letters from
Low Latltudes. The Lepors of Molu.
y. kai: Mashallah. 4 Flight into Egypt,
! Cruise Under the Crescent: Over
, the Rocky Mountains to Alaska: In
. the Footprints Of the Padres: A Trnu.
blcd Heart; For the Pleasure of His
Company; Exits and Entrances: The
Wonder Worker Of Padua; Father ia
mien, a Sketch; Poems.
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Professor Augustus Trowbridge. OF
: Wisconsin University. has made q
translation of Professor Augusta
Rights latest and most important
scientific work, and this will be pub.
, llshod by The Macmillan Company
! during the fall under the title OF "The
, Modern Theory Of Physical Phenomena
lRadloactiyity, Ions and Electrous)."
Professor Righi has read the transit.
ton and made certain corrections. So
that II accords precisely with his pres.
nnt Views.
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players and Vagabonds" Is the title
OF volume OF short stories by Miss
Viola Roseboro', who Is well known
already for her fine natural, human
and delightful stories Of player.folk.
The loves and Joys and sorrows OF
stage people become very real to the
readers OF these engaging tales, which
have n good deal OF emotional inter.
est. The Macmillan Company will is.
sue Miss ltOseboros book about Octo.
Der 20,
The news of a new edition OF Mr..
Gilberts famous Bah Ballads" will
bring delight to thousands of people
who loved them In their original un-
conventional garb. In the volume are
included Mr.. Gilbert's Songs of a Sn.
yoyard,' and the volume further con.
talns $50 Illustrations by the author.
Two hundred of these were added to
the last edition Of Bah Ballads"
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The Black Cat" Fifty cents a
year; . cents copy. The Short Story
Pub. Co., Boston Mass. Contents for
November: The Victory Of the Con.
quered, Anna Mcclure Sholl: The Hyp.
motto Signs, Edgar Dayton Price;
knowest Thou That Land? f. l.. Pol.
lock and w. S. Mccain; The Making
OF the Bobtail Flush, VIM. Lisenbee;
Ella Bet. W. f. Melton.
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"The Pacific Northwest" Monthly.
20 cents a year; illustrated. The Pa.
clfic Northwest Portland, Ore, con
talns many instructive articles and
good pictures about the Northwest
country, particularly Oregon, which il
exploits.
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