Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-19


Deaths from contagious diseases dur
'rg the first fifteen days OF October
were: Diphtheria. /: tuberculosis, (.
There will be work in the second de-
gree at Oceanic Lodge No. 371. +. a
a. NJ, in Masonic Temple at 1880 this
evening.
Notify Legend conception are the
new Fall hats at Miss Powers Mil
.inery Parlors. Boston building. Fort
street.
The Territory has filed an amended
answer in the petition of w. II. Castle,
trustee, for a registered title to land
N Koolau.
Jack Scully and Jack Roberts at the
Fashion saloon are serving their pat
rons with an especially prepared lunch
every day
A $500 damage fire occurred Thurs
day evening In small house In the
rear of j. Williams residence on PHI
kOi street.
The High School pupils. by ma
Jprity vote, have decided 10 continue
the publication, Black and Gold. for
another year.
DR.. Marques, acting French Consul,
is laid up with the dengue. Consul
Canavarro Ia acting in his stead for
the time being.
w. +, Roy has proved up on a FREQ.
hold agreement in KOna and w. =.
llayselden on right of purchase lease
Of land in Kau
Is your watch going? II so Is Il
keeping correct time? n anything ut
all is the matter with 1t, take It to II.
+. Wichman & Co.
Coat your iron roofs with ARABIC"
You will be surprised at its cooling
and preservative properties. Califor-
MIA Feed Co., agents.
Two Porto Ricans held up n Japan
csc on the Pail road last Thursday and
robbed him Of 81. The japanese made
Il stiff fight and was pretty well used
up.
There is no aerated water "just as
good as the Lime Juice and Soda put
up by the Consolidated Soda Works
Co. Tel II. On Ice II Is refreshing
end invigorating.
Huyler's fresh chocolate candies
Just received at Alexander Young
Cafe in sealed tin-lined cases. They're
as fresh as the day they left the fac
tory.
The Elks had an initiation last even
ing. George i. Henshall was intro
duCed to the sublimities OF the order.
The ceremonies were under the direc-
tion of Exalted Ruler Campbell of the
H'lo lodge.
Childrel'S and Misses coats for all
occasions at Whitney & Magsh's.
II you are looking for something
and moderately priced In
outing shirts and trousers go to Sill
vas Toggery. Very stylish garments
now on display. Trousers in white,
cream and striped flannels. Shirts in
silk fannels.
School street has been put In COM
plete repair between Fort and Nuuanu
streets. This part Of that thorough
fare has been in bad condition for
long time, and Its bad state has been
called to the attention of the Super
y!sors many times.
A letter has been received from
James McKinnon. a brother of the
murdered engineer of the Rosecrans.
who, on behalf of the family, desires
TO extend most heartfelt thanks to all
who lent kindly assistance during the
unfortunate occurrence.
The big freighter Columbian, Captain
Colcord, departed last evening ut 8
o'clock for ports on the other Islands
to fill out her load of sugar The CO.
lumbar will carry 1880 tons. On her
way back from Salina Cruz she will
call at San Diego and San Francisco.
Sunday services Our Lady of
Peace. Roman Catholic Cathedral. 6
4. m, low mass with Portuguese in
struction by Rev. Father Otto: Z a.
NJ, low mass with holy communion;
8 u. m, children's mass. English SER
mon by Father Francis. Singing by
the st. Louis College choir; 1890 Il,
m, high solemn mass with native SER
mon by Father Henry; 2 p. m, ma
tive instruction with Holy Rosary: 7
p. m, Portuguese sermon by Father
MaXimin followed by the Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament. During the
week the masses at and a. IN.
St. Augustin Chapel, Waikiki-9 a,
M, mass with English sermon, Father
Nalentin pastor
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
i0S Beretania avenue; David w. Crane
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Sunday:
Sunday school, 9:45 a, m; r. II, Trent
superintendent; International lesson,
"The Capture OF Jerico." Morning
Worship, II a. M; preaching by the
pastor; subject, THE Apostles Greed,
the Foundation of Christianity in OPP
Grafton" Epworth League, $3.50 p. M;
Peter Tosh. president; topic for study,
Hearing and Doing" led by Eugenia
Thomas. Evening service, 1880 p. NJ;
sermon by the pastor; subject, Faith;
What It Is; Why 1t Is Employed; and
How We May Procure IT," Mrs. May
me and Miss Comma Wadman will pre-
side at the piano and organ. Miss
Hall will lead the choir and render
solos at each service. The public is
cordially invited TO worship with MS.