Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-08
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page c.

JOS, ". ifatt, attorney, frogreS Blk
G. n. Wilcox has returned 10 Kauai.
The feet has gone but Pantheon o.
P. 5. is still with us.
Rowe The Painter" When you
hear it know 1t is so. Paint properly
put.
New Year magazine orders Start.
Marked prices. Arleigh 4 Co., 1856
Fort Street
Oahu Lodge, No. /. X. OF P.. will
meet tonight at 1850 in Harmony Hall,
King street.
The Sandona exhibition Of oil paint
irgs takes place this AFTERNOON between
and o'clock
Blank books of all sorts, ledgers.
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin Pub.
fishing Compan.'.
Nicely furnished rooms, with all
modern conveniences. are offered for
rent at 81 Vineyard street.
Mating rugs add greatly TO the ap-
rearance Of the house. Many hand
some rugs of all sizes now at Levers
e. Cookies. Call and see them.
Among the departures for Kauai
ports in the Mikahala yesterday were
the following: Miss Danford, r. X.
Robinson, DR.. and Mrs. Sandow and
L. omsted.
The low price OF Arabic" makes
IL within the reach of all those slif-
.ering the heat under iron roofs. II
preserves the iron and makes It 10 de-
srees cooler.
United States District Court Clerk
Walter b. Mailing has changed his
residence from Waikiki TO 1924 Green
street. near Victoria street. the Nc.
bryde cottage.
Folding kodaks can be carried in
the pocket; any one can use them,
ready in jiffy. quick as lightning in
action. Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
have a full stock from sd.iO upwrad. /"
The Elks met yesterday TO consider
the baseball prospects for the new sea-
son. II was decided TO put a team In
the field. A meeting will be held Mon
day for the election of a manager and
captain.
Geo. kaulua appeared before Judge
Lindsay this morning charged with
having stolen over s200 from William
Wend, the o. II. 4 l.. Co, station agent
at PuiN. He was sentenced to ono
years Imprisonment.
Dr. and Mrs. White. who have been
guests at the Young Hotel for the
past four months, are 10 leave In the
Sherman for the Orient. Or. White is
in the Marine Hospital service and
goes TO Hongkong on duty.
The two japanese who managed to
escape from the steamship Coptic last
week We're arrested last Tuesday by
immigration Commissioner Bechtel
and Inspector Brown. They were sent
10 Japan in the Nippon Maru.
Having completed his examination
ol the Kohala ditch license. noting var
!Jus important amendments, Governor
- ~ vi mas hhli'h ltlf 'A'tNlflll W NG.t
Attorney General TO prepare a perma-
nent draft for putting up at auction.
With thirty days notice the sale will
probably he about February IL.
Two lIawaians. Akoni and Kahana,
were yesterday locked up under sus-
p!cion of being insane. Akoni piled
q lot of clothes in a corner OF his
bedroom and set fire TO them. His
family discovered the blaze and only
put II out after much trouble. bahama
was lettering about the Andrade stables
In a suspicious manner. II was thought
he had incendiary intentions.
Police assistance was called last
night when the election OF officers of
the See Yup Society was in progress
in the joss house on King street, Pa
lama. Two policemen, who We're sent
To the scene, were unable to keep mat
tiers quiet. A squad OF mounted and
foot police was then sent. After their
arrival the election progressed peace
tClly. Chu Gun was named president
oi the society.
At a little after IL midnight small
shack in lwilei. about fifteen feet away
IRON one of the big storage oil tanks,
caught fire and was completely des-
troyed. a still alarm was turned in
and in fifteen minutes the fire was
under control. The shack was used
by Chinese for roasting pigs and ducks
and II is supposed they left fire in
the place on going home The damage
viii amount to about $500.
The l. F, Chapman, which arrived
from Newcastle reports saw
Ing the passengers and crew Of the
French missionary schooner La Croiy
du Sud from starvation. The Chap
man met the schooner 2i0 miles S. T..
of Pitcairn Island. She was ~ days
out from Papeete for Mangareva. Her
captain had lost his course and the
vessel had run short of food and water.
Besides the crew the CroiX du Sud
carried about fifty Tahitian passed.
gers. Captain Kendall Of the Chapman
supplied the schooner with a quantity