Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-27

Remnants of wash and woollen
goods on Saturday at Whitney 6
Marsh's.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Wctcr came over in
the Mikahala from Kauai yesterday
morning.
IL. A. lsenberg was passenger
from Kauai, arriving in the Mikahaa
yesterday.
Captain John Ross has gone to Ha
wall and will do some hunting in tho
Waimca wilds.
w. c. Parke and George Leonard ar.
rived from Kauai yesterday on the
steamer Mikahala.
A complete account of the Floral
Parade in Saturdays issue, ready for
mailing, Five Cents.
Drink and the world drinks with
you" The Honolulu world is drink.
ing at the Fashion saloon.
Canoes Circle No. 2iO A. o. f.. will
meet in San Antonio hall, Vineyard
street, at 1880 this evening.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. /, |. O.
o. f.. will meet this Thursday evening
at 1880 in Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. J. +. Brown left for Molokal
yesterday afternoon on the liner Iva
lani of the Inter.lsland fleet.
Mrs. II. c. Dunn, known to fame a.
Madame Lisbon, the pamist, left in
the Hilonian for San Francisco.
II. p. Faye and II. lsenberg are
booked on the Mikahala, which sails
this afternoon at 5 o'clock for Kauai
A. S. Wilcox's name appears on the
passenger list of the Mikahala, which
is scheduled to sail this afternoon for
Kauai.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic &"
You will be surprised at its cooling
and prescrvative properties. California
Feed Co., agents.
G. II. Merriam, Registrar of Convey.
ences, registered two deer ard a wild
boar as the avails of his recent hunt
ing vacation on Molokai.
The work of getting out the cement
blocks for the new high school build.
ing Is going ahead in good shape and
the yard about the foundations is COY.
cred with these blocks hardening for
use.
b. +. Dillingham; has brought suit
in Judge Matthewman's court, Kailua,
against NJ. +. Scott. Kona Develop
ment Co. and +. b. McStocker for
Sl.vJ and interest from 1902 on a
promissory note.
, Secretary Nagasawa, who has been
connected with the japanese Consulate
mere for the past twelve years, being
the senior attaChe, will leave within a
few weeks with his family for Japan.
He will retire altogether from the con
sular service.
Tom London, one of the men who
came here five years ago on the cable.
ship is reported to have been murdered
by the East African natives at Nom.
basa. lie was one of the most re-
spectcd of telegraph engineers in the
employ Of the Telegraph Construction
and Maintenance Co.'S S. S. Colonia.
The new hydraulic elevator which
has recently been installed at f. o.
Hall & Sons has been drawing great
deal of attention. The Arm invites
everyone to ride in the lift" and at
the end of their journey In same there
will be clerks to show anything in the
house furnishing line.
Kong Chow and four others were ar.
rested Tuesday night on Pauahi street
charged with being present at a Wo
lin game, a gambling game, where be.
fore the Police Court yesterday. None
of the police concerned in the raid
were familiar with the game @, could
swear that II was actually being
played and the quintet were discharged
by Judge Andrade.
Besides holding a number of confer
ences with department" heads yester-
day, as well as the Waialae car confer.
cnce, Governor Frear was collecting
data bearing on the photographic con
ditions of the Territory. This is for
inc usV VI NH' iiyuiObldDHlt BUREAU
in I" Washington in connection with the
photographic survey of these islands
for which ali, item of $4,000 is expect.
O dto be voted by Congress this SEES
sion
Chief OF Detectives Taylor has sub.
mitted to Treasurer Campbell draft
of rules to govern billiard and pool
rooms 1t is proposed to limit the pool
and billiard rooms to the same hours
that the law limits the saloons to, re.
curing them to be closed at the same
hour at night and on Sunday. 1t is
proposed also that licenses shall be re.
CURED to see that no gambling Is per,
mitted on the premises, and of course
no drinking, or anything else that
would tend to dissolute practices.
Eighteen young Eagles were Initial
ed last night at the session of the local
Aerie which was well attended. Fol
lowing this, an enjoyable social session
ensued. The following old, and some
of them bald, Eagles tried the hedg.
lings' wings: w. p, w. l.. Frazea;
" w. p w c. Mccoy. W C. II ~