Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-11


The Board of Health still hold UNI
claimed, the ashes of J. w. Wal, which
were sent here from San Francisco
Ioyer year ago
a clue to the whereabouts of Chu
SEQ, who escaped from the police sta
tiOn some days ago, has been founc
by Detective Taylor.
The Anti-Saloon League is asking
for contributions for the purpose OF
carrying on the work.
For Use you can buy pair of ladies
Isle gloves, elbow lengths, at Bloms
Regular price 81 and SIPS.
The Kilohana Art League is prepar'
hing an exhibit Of china painting. II
Twill be given next Tuesday.
Moneys value or satisfaction is dill
ficult to get unless your clothes are
made for you by Geo. A. MaNin.
Inquiry has been received from the
Montana Timber Land Co. concerning
lands of that nature in these islands.
Complaint is made that many buds
of the night-blooming cereus hedge at
Punahou have been broken off and
thrown about the ground
The three lodges Of Knights of Pyth-
las in Honolulu will combine and give
a grand concert and ball at X. OF p
hall on Saturday, July 20.
The finest bathing on the beach at
Waikiki Inn. Accommodations, sup
plies and attendance absolutely first
class.
The American Hawaiian steamship
Texan left Hilo yesterday for this
port She will load sugar here for San
Francisco and probably for New YORK
as well.
The officers of the customs service
are so busy that two OF the night cap
tains have been pressed into the day
service. This press Of work is thought
to be only temporary.
Saturday j. NJ Levy & Co. are going
to sell the famous cakes which Mrs
Blaisdell makes There will be two
sizes of these cakes-5Oc and a dollar
Get your order in early.
The best and purest materials, ma
nipulated by expert candymakers,-
the results are the high-grade can
dies of the Alexander Young Cafe.
A reward of S. will be paid by Ben
Iny & Co., Ltd, for information that
will lead TO the sale of White, The
| best sewing machine in the world. :
| 1866 Fort street, Phone NJ. 4SS.
| VIM. Chung Hoon was elected yes
to-day a member of the Board OF Con"
troll in the Harrison Mutual Burial AS
ISOLATION to fill the vacancy left by the
| death of the late David l.. All
A committee of governors will con-
fer with President Roosevelt and urge
| him to address the TransMississippt
Congress- An invitation has been eX-
| tended to the Governor of Hawaii.
Arabic" applied to iron roofs, re-
duces temperature as much as 80 de-
grees. This has been ascertained by
actual test California Feed Co.,
agents.
If you want your servant to be
moral and disciplined see that he
reads the Jiyu Shinbun, the new pa
per, published at the corner of Bere-
tania and Maunakea.
w. 7. Porter, the artist who painted
The drop curtain and much of the seen
Ipry OF the Opera House, died at San
| Francisco last month as the result or
| injuries received from a fall from 4
car.
! A count was made yesterday of the
emigrants on the Kumeric who arc
waiting for the ship to sail. There are
| Just 1900 on board Accommodations
can be made for ffty-five more and the
promoters are anxious to fill the ship
to that extent.
VIM. Chung Hoon was elected yes
terday member of the Board OF Con-
troll in the Harrison Mutual Burial AS
ISOLATION to fill the vacancy left by the
death of the late David l.. All. Mr..
Chung Hoon has been a member OF the
association since its organization. Hia
certificate number is Al.
Yano, Hiyashi, Yosoka and Kaku-
TAM, the four japanese implicated i'll
the beating of woman, the wife of
the first named, on Beretania avenue
on Tuesday morning, were arrested
yesterday by Police Officer Townsend.
tThey were released on twenty-five dol
tars' BAIL to appear for trial this morn
ing.
i Rev. Dr. c. C. Creegan of the Amer
ican Board of Missions spoke at a meet
ling at the Central Union Church last
evening, giving an account of his trav-
els and his visits to the missions of the
Board in various places in Europe and
Asia. DR.. Creegan will preach at botn
the services of the Central Union
church next Sunday.
The steamer Claudine, Captain Ben
nett, arrived this morning from Ha-
wall and Maui ports with the follow
ing freight; 364S bags of sugar, SO
bags of corn, 61S bags of potatoes,
mill roller, Al barrels empty bottles,
Sc hogs, 19 packages hides and 112
packages sundries. Purser Kibling re-
ports smooth sea on the return trip.
The Hilonian picked up" quite a
number of vessels on her trip down
Her first neighbor was the Enterprise
with the tug Eeu in tow. The Enter
prise and her tow appeared to be maxi
ing good weather of it. The Hongkong
Maru and the Alameda were next met
On approaching the Islands the Hilon-
ian fell in with the Siberia, Amiral
Duperee and the Logan.
The warehouse at the railroad wharf,
which has had its capacity tested by
the large quantity of sugar stored
therein, will be greatly relieved when
the ships now in port have taken on
their loads. The Massachusetts will
take 1000 tons the NeVadan 1000 TONS