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

Ed Dekum took the oregon girls CD
u trip to the Pail today
Mrs. Marston Campbell and child
will leave in the Alameda
A storeroom man is wanted for
good position. See New Today.
Geo Andrews OF the Union Grill re-
turned from the Volcano House on
Saturday.
A tallyho party went to wahiawa
yesterday and visited Mr. and Mrs II
{. Brown.
Park Expert Robinson may not favor
any radical departure from the gen.
eral layout of the city.
There is some complaint on account
Of the late arrival Of the Kinau at
Hilo and also at this port
The McCully Improvement Club
meets this evening in the japanese
school at the Waikiki turn.
There will be a meeting of the Ka-
lihi Improvement Club at 1880 p. m. to-
day at the Kalihiwaena school.
The drought in the Hilo district has
been broken. In the last ten days there
have been three inches of rain.
Harry Wickes, for four years chief
engineer and superintendent Of the
Olaa Sugar Co., has resigned his pO-
1 sitiOn.
Mrs. Martin w. Brown Of Santa
Cruz, mother Of Embert NJ. Brown OF
/ this city, will arrive in Honolulu in
| few days.
The Hoola and Hooulu Society reg.
ular monthly meeting Wednesday
morning at 10 a. m. Kapiolani Ma
ternity Home.
Z. p. Lansing of New York, visiting
/ here accompanied by his wife, says he
Is more than surprised at the modern
advancement he finds In this city.
The Rathbone Sisters give a card
party this evening at the X. Of 7. Hall
and extend a cordial invitation to all
knights and their wives TO attend.
Deputy Marshal Winter returned
last Saturday from Hawaii in the
Kinau. He brought with him Jap
anese, named Ito, charged with Illicit
distilling.
A petition is now being circulated
in the neighborhood OF Union and
Hotel streets for a saloon at that cor
ner in the Portland block. A counter
petition is also being circulated.
In the social hall OF the Seamen's
Institute, Saturday evening, most
successful concert was given, a de.
lightful program having been arranged
by acknowledgements and Mrs,
Niblack.
Work on the buildings Of the new
Kahauiki army post is about half
completed. BY September !, the con-
tract time, everything will be ready
TO turn over TO the government, so far
as the buildings are concerned.
Judge Dole had given Seaman John
Mahoney judgment for 1886 against
the British ship Brenda. The Court
found no evidence of the alleged as
sault. but censured the captain for
inhuman treatment in making the map
work while he was Ill.
There will be rehearsal tonight al
the Hawaiian Opera House for the
Elks Mnstrels, and everyone taking
part therein is requested TO be there
at 1880 p. m. sharp. The entire pro-
duction will be gone through, with the
orchestra and stage settings com
plete.
J. 7. Stacker has resigned the ed.
itorship Of the Hilo Herald. II Is said
that J. I. Baker and Palmer Woods
vii! now control the sheet A. NJ.
Burns formerly Of the Star, may teak
he editorship of the Herald. II is sup.
posed that the paper will be indepen.
dent in politics.
p. j. Trevens died of consumption.
Saturday, at his residence on Punch
bowl. He was 81 years Of age and
leaves a widow and child. He was for
merly a patternmaker for the o. X. Il
l.... 81 .
The funeral took place Saturday after
noon. At the same time occurred the
funeral Of a young niece Of Trevens,
who died on Friday.
japanese Vice-Consul Matsubara re
Geived advices by cable yesterday from
Japan to the effect that the spirit Of
unrest in official circles Is not at an
end. Yesterday Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Kato resigned and Marquis Sal
onji has filled the vacancy by stepping
into II himself. II is said that Consul
Saito will return to Honolulu from ia.
pan next month.
Instruments will soon be received
by the local cable people for convert
Ing the cable line between Honolulu
and Midway into the duplex system.
which now prevails between Honolulu
and San Francisco, whereby messages
can be sent and received at the same
station over the single cable strang
between two points. thus giving the
system an advantage Of one hundred
per cent
The Portland Journals party of ten
young women on Thursday evening
last organized the Journal-Kilauea
Club, visiting the crater Of Halemau-
mau, The following were duly elected
officers: President, Mrs. Edythe Tozieg
Weatherred yice-president, Miss
Heaven; secretary. Miss King; treas
urer, Miss Parsley; executive board
Miss Proebstel, Miss Courtmanche and
, Miss Brown