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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-05
LOCAL and GENERAL
White steam autos. stockyds stable.

uay, ,,..,..,,.,,
me Noeau reporS h"N"'S
'ieaneu out vi sugar
Hlle, enJoSins a sNo'e '"'i NJ ~
NOp"eo lor el'eohneh's
younS liah W .aNe ,h"i Sc vi WV
ana oatn nDuse Is man.eu J., H..
Lutteu laro riouI ioI saie W ne"
~ May w. ah1 ~ .; D"y W
n cottase az MalhlSi' iulh'sneu vi
, unlurhisneu' 10 ""i'eu' 'ee "u' '"''
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w. u Acni was QUAY auliiit ,'
p pIao.'ce I'LL 'he Ohi'eu ''"''' O'''''s'
Sourt
s"i'I, m eu,nJ. n 49,, |
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''s Ma,i,. ,,..,s -oo. n, ~. Dan.
.o ,S.o
uiar' w. Si'oV anu - po' "eeA'
Fort street.
Three days later mail VIII arrive
on the Doric. due this afternoon, from
San Francisco.
The steamer Ke Au Hou Is dis
charging her sugar into the schooner
Nary Il. Foster.
John Cordeiro has been appointed
guardian OF the minors interested IN
the Antoine Cordeiro estate.
A purse containing coin was lost
between Waikiki and kalihi. Reward
at this office for return OF same,
Island chickens arrive every Satur-
day from Raymond Ranch. Maui. Tel.
ephone 464 early II you want them.
The III. s. s. Arizonan was sighted
of Koko Head at 1850 O'Clock this
morning. She comes from the Sound.
|
to the city have Just arrived by the
Alameda for Geo. A. Martin. Hotel
street.
Some very choice furniture In ma
hogany, oak. birdseye maple. etc, viii
be sold at Morgan's rooms Tuesday at
" a. m.
The Naval station Is ready TO coal
Lhe pattieship oreBoh Nheh sne ariN's
rom tne orleh' ell route W pre"e''on
NasS o,a,'on; ,.,,, ,-,,..,
| Mrs, w VI, hlncaiu anu uausnrv'
, ,e IN tne Hiaineua iol tne n"s., ~,
n,hGa'u may remain un''' h'S S"''es
SUI rs appoin,eu, ., Chat, LII,
moo, ,bis ovnring NJ tho church cor
,ar waiLit,, pna5 and King stree, a,
=. % n,oInnI shorn
| IL can rain for n month on an iron
roof coated with "Arabic :" without the
sIIgbtest trace NJ rnst Occurring Cal.
Ifornia Food 60 agents
Come and hear Honolulu's best
gymnasts and musicians tomorrow
evening at s o'clock at the Y. NJ. C.
Ia. Admission so cents. Benefit for
liz. NJ. C. A.
Park. Expert Robinson last Satur
day afternoon visited the Kaimuki dis.
ST., ,n oo,,na,,, ,,t,h ,,ra N, ,h.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-05

DR.. w. Il. Ritter, Professor OF oo-
logy University Of California, will adj
dress the Research Club this evening
at s o'clock at Pauahi Hall, Oahu Col
lege, Punahou. The topic OF the even
ing will be: Habits OF some Marine
Orkanisms,"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-05

Sir oliver Lodge. whose name Ia
famous In connection with psychical
research, was put into business at the
age OF IL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-05

The Weekly Edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary OF
the news Of the day. For 81 a year.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-10-13


will be the en interested In lumber and naval stores a.
though the damage not aA great as was at FIRST thought
to be- One OF the illustrations published herewith shows
the remains Of hundred and Of what
once thdummy line to Fort Barrancas Not only
mills destroyed, however but the timber still the land
for many miles blown down. thus destroying It's value
for naval purposes The range Of the hurricane
so wide and It was followed Immediately by other
cyclones that Is impossible to estimate Just the extent
of the damage but the latest reports are TO the effect as
stated above that It not great It at frst ap
peared. ~
One Of the worst features of the calamity was the cutting
on Of communication with the outside world which oc
Cured at early stage Of the disaster Telegraph wires
down. bridges washed away railroad tracks torn
up SO that for many days II impossible get nforma
ton from Pensacola and the st news given out was by
message which had been carried overland TO Flomaon
where the telegraph wire still intact Many persons
in other places had to wait weary hours to learn the fate
Of dear ones in the stricken city and many others en-
route to Pensacola at the st news OF the storm were
detained or turned back at Junction points to wait until
such time as repairs could be made and franc resumed
AS yet the only way to reach Pensacola now from the Sea
board Air Line 10 to by way Of Milton I'm the little craft
that plays regularly between those two points rn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-05
KNEE
SHIRT
FIRED
East 0regOnian Tells of The
Troubles of a Med
lean Man

Knee .airt medicine man amonr
the umatllas has been deposed Hc
has bcon barred from further pmctlco
within tho boundaries OF the reserva.
lion. and thereby hangs tale. Il IA
The old story of the passing Of former
Indian customs aud practices and the
substitution ot he white mans moth,
oda
knoo shirt Is a Waite Salmon In.
iian, and be- has been making the hab.
u Of Visiting among the different
tribes iH his section. This h tho sec.
ond l.mo he has been among the Umn.
'ilaa. and o. was once too many FOR
mo more civilized mombeg OF tbe
tribe. VINO have learned % place mon,
fai'h Ia th' skin ~ pr Henderson the
agency physician than ga the msrs
of The medicine man
Il was because OF this complsiDr
irum Tho Indians themsalyes h,t
Knee shirt has been ostraclsel How
ever ho was nut without followers yo.
on the reservation. for many OF tta
uneduoated Indians sin have f.lrb ip
tho ways of their fathers ana IooF
With suspicion upon a white doctor
hni reoentIy the work OF Knee sbi,-
was brought before Major Edvsrt.
IN such a way THAI "a was decided -
make him give mp his practice. How.
ever this was not lone without civ.
ing 'he medicine man a hearing ana
In onier 10 demonstrate his 49,,
the ased healer was induced IA Give
an exhibition OF his work. This ~
held on Monday and was Witpeseel ~,
Major EdwaNis and Dr. T. NJ Hen.
ierson. Tae only others In the teD..,
NeFe The patient Knee Shirt ana bis
.hroe young assistants whose h,rcti,,
. Is % provide the noise iu,inp tbe
.reatment
The patient In the case IS a con.
'on'p''Ve' and consequently Is prohsh
y none the worse for the ac,-a -
ie was first rubbed about tbe cbs..
~ The medicine man and much =,
ne sickness was taus taken out nv
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-05
DIED SUDDENLY
OF HEART DISEASE.

How frequently does a head line sum-
lar To the above greet us ~ Jhe new
nspers The rush, push ana sJIentDu
ne5s of the American people mas stIQus
tondency 10 lead up 10 valVulaT anu Osnc'
s1eetions of the heart attended, Dy "
r,,,,iar action. palpitatiOn. DIZZINESS
s-1otherad sensations and other distress
fbTee of the prominent ingredients OF
which Dr. pierce's Golden Medicai us
coverv is made arc rocOmmendel D{ s9ihe
of the leading writer's on .hdierm Moui,',t
for the cure Of Just such cases; Hoiusu
Seal root. for instance, Is sald Oy lue
TyrrEp STATES DIsPENsATORY, a stand
- antbority. ITO imyart tone ami in
,roased mower tO the hearts action
Numerous other leading authorities rep.
resopt golden Seal as an unsurpassed
topir FOR the muscular system in general,
aud AZ t1n heart Is almost wholly com
pYsaI Of muscular tissue, 10 naturally
Follows that DC must be greatly Strength
anpd bv this superb general tonic. but
,r,bsblv the most important ingredient
III Golden Medical Discovery" So far
Ia its marvellous curos Of valvular aud
otber affections Of the heart are cOu-
rarned Is Stone root. or COllUsDntt t1na
pryf WIN Paine. author Of Paine
Epit0my of Medicine. says Of ~:
l. not long Since had a patient who vas
.1 much oppressed with yalvular dlsease Dt
tba heart tnaf his friends we're obliged 70
rarrr him up-.. airs Hn. however gradually
recovered unIfr the influence ~ CJlllnsunin
'mcdirinal principle extracted from stone
ry1u and 4. nov attending io bis b1sin'.,
Heretofore physicians kuUw ~ mo- remedy
f1r tho removal " 80 Distressing and -O dan.
rpron4 "a malady With them % vas all
fupsz work aud 10 foafullv warned the
iHilrtrd that death was near a. hand Col
ina1nin unlI sfiunably affords relief in
such raseS and in most Instances effects
.ufe7
Stnno root is ALSO recommended by Drs
Hale aud EIIngyoDd, OF Chicago, fnr
,alyular and other diseases nf The hclrt
Tho latt0r SAYS 1t Is q heart tonic Of
lirnyt aud permanent influence
-GuIdrn Medical Discovery" not only
urrs serious heart affections but is
most efficient general tonic and invIgor-
.t0r. strengthening the stomach, invIg-
rating the liver. regulating the bowels /
.ni curing catarrha, affections m all |
ilrts Df The system.
Dr. Piorcss Pellets cure Constipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-05

hand Il was then held tightly clench
ed between his fists by Knee shirt and
! Dr. Henderson was asked to witness
the fact that he had t. The remain
der Of the cure was then administered
by the healer sucking the rest Of the
disease from the sick mans body,
After necessary gyratious on the part
of the medicine man. accompanied by
suitable noise from the assistants. the
cure was finished
During The giving OF the treatment
The words and singing Of the medi.
cine man and assistants were taken
down by phouograph. and the records
will be retained by Major Edwards az
a reminder Of the occasion.
After the consultation held Mon.
dsE it was decided Knee shirt would
no longer continue HE practice. Ac.
cordingIy. the hrst step towards HIS.
removal was taken when. upon orders
from the agent bis long hair was
shorn. Naturally this was a hard
blow and one which alone would
have ended tac efficacy Of ths cures
However Q, was subsequently fol- |
lowed by orders TO leave the reserya,
ion. In compliance with those instrIc. !
ions Knee shir tho medicine man, |
md his three young helpers have since !
oldcd their tents and silently stolen
way A. result there IL now no
Medicine man upon The UmailNa res.
.r'aiiou, and Dr. r. M Henderson IL
ef' In undisputed control OF the sl,.
.ati0n.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-05

There g. hope FOR more street I'M
provements in Salem. The progress
OF public thought has been slow. but
aire IN me direction of better streets.
To ride along some of our finest resi-
dence streets. and realize that taey
are almost impossible. far worse than
any country road In the country and
further realize that the abutung prop
erty has never IN forty years been a.
sessed one dollar to improve them, is
10 arrive a. the conclusion that We.
a. a people. have had little pride IN
being the Capital CITY Of great com
nonwealth To ride out and come TO
plaocs on hnc residence streets. whore
one turns In vain 30 hnd a way 10 80
caDo from impasslbie quagmiros. and
end absOiue Indifference TO sucn con.
dltions on tho par Of prosperous prop
orty owners. q disheartening 10 The
ettreuie. and one wonders when Salem
will ever pat on city airs But the light
a. breaking and petitions ara now 10
circulation FOR Improvement Of seven
al streets. and persons nov living
may aco them improved. n tho chron |
De- and habitmi vmonstfant docs got
10 Bic deadly work. for which BE- r. a. 4
ways loaded
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-05
EDITORIAL TRUTHS
TERSELY TOLD

he law Of It's drastic prohibition fea
lures In the legislature showed a grea
deal Of public sentiment for Il, or a
least a great many members OF the
legislature who 10 regarded the condl
tion Of public sentiment that they re-
fused to amend the law Next. 10
spite of the fact tlat the antisalOJu
candidate for mayor was defeated. tne
Salem city council enacted more stun.
gent ordinances than ever for the reg.
ulatlon Of saloons. and more recently
an anti.rambling ordinance. drafted by
the attorney for the Ant.saloon
League. was put through, with but
one vote against Baker Of the sec.
ond ward
The further fact leaks out that the
Of Republicans and Dem
ocrats VIM recently took charge Of
the Salem city government was
formed secretly AZ the ONCE Of the
Antisaloon League attorney. and all
work was directed from there. Thus
.i would appear that there IN but one
man 10 tho city council of any party
who O. not Un record f0f the policy Of
making Salon a closed town This is
bot stated a. an argument Tor or
lEains' anyone. but 10 show the pro |
.res8 We are making toward pruhibl |
ION There are those who look Tor
ho time wnen. beyond "a few bottled
pods clubs. a fov drug stores. there
.ili not bo a saloon lon In Salem
bis BE- more remarkable. when % ls
'm"mbrrrd that the principal indus
-i of che place Do th" hop business
bout one nnh ~ hii ihu hops ln the
n.ied States hrIng handled nrht
'fv at tbc Capital CITY OF OruEun
ow long Will o. bo before the cru.
10" extends 10 the hop grower. aud
WiIl bo attempted 10 pafs laws max
g hop gruaing a crime Thai o. thc 4
Do lugirai outcome ~ iho movement q
for che juice 1f tho hop cannot br d
40 unless hr ylae ltHru D. Included 1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-05

l' needs but little foresight 10 tsll
'-a' "neA your stomach sui liver are
badly Affected grave trouble is ahs,3
l1'ess yoa take the proper medicine
io' youT disease, as Nrs John A. Youns
's Clay, n. Y, did she says. II hsS
nearalgia of the liver and stoms,s
my heart was weakened, ana / soplj
ae' ear ! was very bad Tor 4 lons
ANA out IN Elsotrie Bittsus fo,DS
la.' What needed, for tAey ouisllv
.v-isved and cured ne. % Beot ms3i,i,.
'or weak womea. Sold un8sr y,,,.
'a'ee By J. g. Perry. salsu, Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-05

Candidates for iho legislature arc
aiill taking the pirdru io respect The
popular voto for United states soma
tor in Mar.on county lt dooa no, look
az n ANYONE would rei onto ho ticket
without takinE thaf Mind of a pledge
Thera Do sull aomo hesitation about
party Leaders in borominH candidates
fUr iho legislature ani for the United
aiaioa senate taking th.s pioire. bu,
uudof iha difvci primary Iav b IN NOT
nkeB thg can 500 onto tho ticket on
a deliberate proposition 90 ignore the
ctpfuasod sili ~ tho pcopIc A. iho
Statesman saya q viii take a great
dpal ~ arnnrih nf character to Go
That and Aore may ho lack ~ tho |
nocotsarj vuies 10 Foi onto tho ballot
Tho diruf primary ha "a growing In
iavor and tho singular spectacle ~ |
Republican club mootlnr ln thia cItyl
recently whofc a man WIN ,oniuwd /
w NiAna up Zoe TIE direct primary i
lAs met viih almosi universal opposi
iio doea noi Indicate that politicians
are Inclined 10 laJ much attention 10
ihe unbourh aunmau of tho common
people uniil ihoy arr compelled it too N
fofco ~ nuuiors io respect iho tapa |
Af vlll Republicans ronoalb arc
about al unlind fur lho noW laW al
'hol are IN support of President Roos.,
tei tuo scutlmrnis tha. can bs sa.iI
90 prevail To- an uaHi.s about lu hs
aamo delnta
Tho wuFnat 0f sa'um touauis bs |
ouutns a dTl town has besn marked [
In ihe paai tso years. First the lo,.iI
optioa 'av sas adopted by the poopio
And. Ia apiie % ,hs iset that only a,o
counucs svr' carried for the Aw at
ihe iune rssi iloa. Frrat advance wus|
''aimed a.aior lae lav iocai'y b. tho
lf0hibiiioniais Tho failure 90 ame. a 8
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-05

there is no law laid down for shut
ting out any public man from apepar
ing there. The towns that entertain
these conventions should throw open
widely their doors to all public men
and to all counV candidates to come
ont and meet the people. Because
Governor Chamberlain was absent in
California and could not be present
at Albany. Il Is unfair to charge that
the development league mas ever been
used for political purposes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-05
WHY NoT 30 pUnLle Mrnt

Al ih' A.buI1 mvviiug President
iiDfof iuyNvi al political caudiiatea
pvauui to soais on tho stage Un.
fortunately ihono wefv none present
oW"p RopubIoau candidates. Will.
v' dn uw think that President Hof
"fs pnrpn1e was .o give a political
'u.uIluE tu thr msHtiug SCI such vas
iho effect We hnari "a number r.
marx. some uf WILSON, vvru RrpubiIr
are iuo thar but ygg HiIs mov uf
lih' vofk would drftnp, he deyel
"rmrr' '"asu. We think hat tho
exhibition bore mado uf ho erntb-
niru nbo asnire flr once vas an Ia.
hN rather than benefit to the
ehaneva of either for mo domination
tw tho omcos hry arc seeking n.
L. nusrvr u sautIam NeWs
We kuoe Ihai Rnhihor nues,r ob,|
r. an homes man ani man of mo-e|
ihau a''gaFo ahiay. vuuid nut a, us
an inlasiico lea thIs matter of hay.rr
candidates appear al suel ratb,-rr.
y" "n" has worked hari,d hau ma
H"'er to Aoep he ioye,upmeu, Ieame
fnm bv.ug used Tor political nur.
i-'ssa Tia cauiiJatgs have rao,,B.
p heen kvls on fhe platforms mops
ans mo1o vVvr sluco the earhDaIsB
'p'u'd Az Albany If Go,epor
VAamherlaiu had bone in TIE state De
N'nih have ha,n invited 20 a ssst or
'ho PLATFORM anug With Jle Repubg
cans What is morg. if no hat t,s.p |
.n 'ho state he would probably have
'''n 'h' oai' man on the program be- /
an'e iho Albany 'ooal oommiue, /
e"uh 1a'e uyitoi h.m them. m.r
b. 'he h''al commi,io,s at All the o,b /
F 'iiles Nhoue easue meetines hav,
''en held have myitsl him ana t,.t
n Ao has hous Invited to su,svop
.'oHtap ltlA The Sauuam News
''' n'i Obicy 20 that How can
.n'one ohioct to pnomineut cius,ns
Ao Voer Johns ana withyoam.4 |
ho Neeo present in the opsrs ho..s
: Albany eoiug uvi,ed to sit oo me
'se vhe0o tho people een srar,
oud sco hom2
'n'a writer believes Ia deu,o,rsu,
implicitly ana if taore are c,ns.
'''s AZ siNeton aside from Co,sr
'' Vaameorala ana che poople nan, q
80 'hem what harm Is tAere in b
.s,s ee'ns askod TO ooms upon Ae q
aio,m oe even IN being asked n &.
,'aA' SO hps as an ara tre,tss 0I
.As "ithout psArd 70 person. b n.
~ NAeoe Is the iRiusticsg The m
'P'e certainly haro a rlEAt 10 h,,s NJ
sna % hear fOom tAs men ~So I'll
l.i ''f'e them IN hish oneef rha ia
es'.sae1s leag0s and farmsrs' aps ~
.N e'AsNess aNe purely vo,an. 10
Y s~'aeHass d the peop,s aDs an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-05
Are You Restless AZ Nipb,

Aad haHassel by a bad eoaght Use
hallards Horehound syrupi Il will
secure you sound sleep and eject a
prompt AMI radical sugs. For sale by
d. j. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-05
Patronise YOur Home 4.
dostries and keep your m~.
eY at home.

Not a new business, but the old M,
smith, wagon and paint shop Of ,.A
4 Arthur very much enlarged. w,,
prepared 70 do all kinds Of fan.y p,l,,
Ing. sign painting and buggy. sarH,r
and wagon painting; ropaluting sud !,
pairing furniture and musical ina,,.
ments A arst-class painter smplsy.,
Light and heavy wagons and busr-
on hand and made 10 order. wo,t
,alled for In any part Of tho city IA
returned free Of charge BY O. W. Jo.n,
or william Cross.
JACOB a ARTHUR
Phone 1883 Main. a2es n. Frous s.
aaaR
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-05
Hoods

Sarsaparilia Is unquestiOna-
bly, the greatest blood and
liver medicine known. h
positively and permanently
cures every humor, from
pimeles TO SorOfala. IL Is
che Best
Blood Medicine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-23
BY AUTHORITY
TWo.RooM SCHOOL HOUSE AT ~
MILES, oLAA, PUMA, HAWAII.

Proposals will be received at the of.
fee of the Superintendent of Public
Works, Honolulu. 7. H.. until ~ o'clock
m. of April 9th, 1906. for constructing
Two Room School House at ~ Miles.
Olaa, Puma, Hawaii, T. II.
Specifications. plans and blank pro-
posa, forms may be obtained at the
Office of the Asst. Supt. OF Public
Works. Honolulu. or of A. @. Curtis,
School Agent, Puma, Hawaii, for which
a deposit OF $500 Is required, which
sum will be refunded intending bid.
ders after they have returned the
plans and specifications.
Proposals will not be accepted un.
less submitted on the blank forms
furnished, enclosed with certified
bank check for One Hundred ($100O0)
Dollars in a sealed envelope, endorsed
Proposal for Two Room School-house
at ~ Miles, Olaa," and delivered pre-.
vious TO ~ o'clock m. OF the day speci.
fled at the Office Of the Superintendent
OF Public Works, who reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
c. S. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Department of Public Works, Homo.
lulu, T. H.. March card, 1906.
3339-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-23
ity that jury should be selected by
Monday noon.
GREAT WAR DRAMA
FOR YACHT CLUB BENEFIT
PROVES A BIG HIT

II the Hawaii Yacht Club gets all
that It deserves the benefit series OF
performances by the Butler Company
Of players at the Opera House will wind
up with a record of splendid success.
The first of the four performance &C.
CURED last evening and the Honolulu
folks, visitors, tourists and large num-
Der of men from the battleship Oregon
who attended went away highly
pleased with what they had seen and
heard.
Held by the Enemy" was the play
presented by the accomplished Buh-
lers. II is a play that has inspired thou
sands throughout the states and 1t GER
tainly inspired local theatergoers at
the Opera House last evening 1t is a
story of love and war and bravery and
sacrifice and, as played by the Butler
people, stirs the emotions to a great
depth. Great ENTHUSIASM was manifest
cd and the crowd, quick to appreciate
good acting, was always ready with
heartfelt applause.
Richard BUTLER as the Union officer
whose heart is lost to beauty of the
South. is in every detail the artist with
the magic touch that reaches the feel
ings. Brenda Fowler, as the girl he
loves, Is winsome, strong, artistic
AueTbach. and Juliette Chandler. also
playing lovers with opposing sympa.
thies as far as the war is concerned.
furnished fund OF delight for which
they deserve great credit. Rupert Drum,
as the rebel spy, does star work in a
particularly exciting scene. To run
through the entire list OF good players
would be to repeat what everybody has
by this time come to know. You can
see this play tomorrow evening and be
convinced OF its excellence both In plot
and playing. The scenery is especially
| good and the costumes perfect, so that
the whole picture is thoroughly salts
| flying.
Between the acts Ernest Kaai and HE
pupils furnished music from stringed
instruments, music infinitely sweet.
| The audience went Wild with delight,
shouting encores and giving Kaai a
tremendous ovation.
The Hawaii Yacht Club charmed the
people with a most dainty feature in
the form of young ladies wearing yacht
ing costumes, to act as ushers.
"Thelma" will be presented at the
Opera House tonight and again at the
matinee TOMORROW. This play Is bound
to draw big crowds. Il has proved
one OF the most popular ever presented
here.
Clarence Macfarlane has been par
ticularly active In helping TO make thil
benefit success and he deserves grea
credit. The idea of engaging the pop
nlar Butler players to entertain for th'
benefit OF the Yacht Club was grea
inspiration. Those who have the In
terests OF the Clue at heart and whC
admire good plays and enhancing
music will crowd the Opera House to,
night, tomorrow afternoon and tomor
row evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-23
HARTWEll CASE
DID NOT APPLY
Juror Excused Because
He Was Peters
Client

II Is practically beyond doubt that
the actual trial OF the Johnson murder
case will begin on next Monday. or on
Tuesday at the very latest. The pros.
ecutlon has now only one more per
emptory challenge left, and II may not
USE II, as both Attorney Generals Pc.
tiers and Prosser this noon expressed
their most absolute satisfaction with
the jury as II now stands.
III is the best jury we have had in
murder trial for years" said Peters,
and Prosser agreed with him emphati.
cally. The defense has three chal-
lenges left, however. so there may still
be quite a material change In the make