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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-07
GOT MAD
When Told That Coffee Hurt Him

One of the evidences that coffee is
injurious to the nervous system is the
fact that many persons who are ad
dicted to its use grow wrathy when the
suggestion IS made that coffee causes
them TO flare up so easily.
A doctor writes:
Coffee three times a day. thought
| could not get along without it, |
was never well, prone to get excited
and often trembled, but any suggestion
that coffee was not good for me made
me furious.
Il noticed the tendency to become
excited was growing on me. NV hands
and feet were cold. fingers looked
shriveled, liver inactive, constipated.
coated tongue, bad breath and general
lower vitality. "a perfect picture of
caffeine poisoning)
"A friend strongly advised me to
give up coffee and use Postum. so /
tried the change few weeks and
found a marked Improvement in tenn
per, nerves and general condition. 7
felt so firm that l thought | could go
back to coffee. Three times / tried ii.
but always had to quit coffee and re-
turn to Postum.
Being a physician with a large
practice and plenty of experience. il
was hard for me to believe that coffee
could have such a profound effect on
my system. Perhaps my fondness for
the beverage made me loath to admit
its i'll effects.
For several years now / have or
dered hundreds of patients to quit cof-
lee ana have prescribed Postum in
stead, with good results to the pa
tents and more prompt response to nv
There's Reason. >
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek, Mich. Read THE Road to
MELVILLE, in pkss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-07
BLAMES THE GAS MAN.
Mrs. Sarah {. Abbott Falls Into Hole
in Pantry Floor.

Sarah E. Abbott blames the Utah
Gas & Coke company for an injury
which she sustained by falling into a
hole in the pantry floor of her own
house at 65S East Seventh South street
on Nov. %, 1907, and wants $4,000 dam
ages.
She asserts in a suit filed yesterday
that the company was putting a gas
pipe into her house and that the work.
men neglected TO replace the boards in
The pantry floor which they had torn
up. Not knowing this, she entered the
pantry and fell into an excavation I'M
der ii made by the company. severely
Injuring her left knee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-07

French decided that more work could
be accomplished if the sexes were seq
regated. He put the ruling into effect
yesterday, and WalkOut on the part
of the girls nearly resulted. The boys
will not convict themselves by telling
the way they feel about it, but it is
known that opinion is divided
The same work will be expected of
the women engineers as the other par
ties. While in the past there were also
always four boys anxious to relieve the
young women of the heavy part of the
work, she must now do it herself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-07
The Wrong Way
Many Physicians Try to Cure Dys.
pepsia by Having Their Patients
Starve Out the Disease.
ThIs Method Nay Rain the Stomach,

70 become physician one must study
ntsulcdl literature Tor long time and
49, ate"u several yedfs at a medical col
leee, dlssect at least one human body
pass many qulZzes and examinations and
~ idSt IeCeisS MS Qlpionas which en-
bIIes MN 70 lile NJ u degree.
iet an IhiS Goes not necessarily make
9ocIoI'
We have known many graduates with
their sneepskns, who could not apply the
ikilowle9se they mad acquired to reliev-
ing ana curing a patient of dyspepsia.
Ihey were iioored by their first at
tempt to cure such d patient
Ihey were not TO blame for this, for
all tHe hhoWIedge tney acquired from
medical works was wholly experimental.
1aey Were told 10 Try the Following:
61iotiiStic =. Aii M e
BicarDOldte OF SOFA.
B,earDoE&te OF Potash.
DIue Mass;
SahPnOr water
SCStech
Cldrco.u
1IeoSott,
HOT Wafer.
1 LliIle w dteT-
MSgneSia I,,a+~z.
Nitric Acid.
Nllro,Muriauc Aciu'
NuN NoIl i
vi ol 6ihE~'-
Oh OF CaJuput
hhuDsFD'
SIENNA
StarVauoh'
4 Stryehhla-
q sulphur
Suphite OF Lime.
Ilncture Cardamon'
1araxaeuHl;
Iincture Ginger.
Tlneture OF IRON
lOnles.
Vegetable BItters.
IN the list not wafer IS the ohly rem
cay that VIII not 40 more hdrm Lhan
good, and It's use Is stilI an unsoIVed
probiem
IT the professor VINO coaches the grad
uate would hand MN package OF
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets and tell him
mat II was specllo LOT dyspepsia III
digestion, all stomach ailments. and
should be MS mainst9y "a sucn cases,
THAT one grain OF their acllVe principle
'-would digest 300 grams OF 1000 N the
stomach. and that aided by this rem
edy the stomach would soon regain its
normal condition, he would do the stu
dent more good than sending him forth
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01

bauuh, Jr.. Nelson Bellows. Mrs. c. D.
Brooks, Miss NJ. G. Crpchcr. Lu.l.
W. Curcton. Mrs. Luther w. Cur.
T. W Davis, Mrs. J. l.. DaNH. E,ufr'
min T.. De Roy. Dean S l'aua'.g Hra.
Dean S. Fanslor w. s Tor" Mrs
w s. Foney, Roger srusm Mn
John w. HausermanG and iuf1G
Glade Y Love. Mrs. Is Main. Mas
Ter Hilton Main. Mrs =. q. Minor, u
Padin. Dr. Louis Schapiro. A. c.
SchCnck. Mrs 4. e. Schnnok. r. T.
Shaw. Miss Grace /. Short. j. G. Do
Souza. Thomas Sweeney. Chas. J.. .5y
ron. Guy Il. Veal, Harold T.. Walker
Harry !. Young. For HUugkOng. r.
Y. Berry, c. {. Gardner 4. T. Gar
ncr, u. N. Liddell Granger. Frank j
Llcwoliyn. Rev. Brother a. Michael
c. Richards, Mrs J. J. Richards, Mas
ter J. c. Richards. J. G. Stubs, Mrs
!. c. Stubbs, J. Voirricr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
q b " n n q n y . 3 ~ u a sE 70
. PASSENGERS DEPARTED N
o q q Q 4 z D q q z o Y = 4 n
II sss - y Il u " : gs Il s8x
d PASSENGERS BOOKED Y
/. EG 1t x u u u u u n Il II .. I. y u

Per s. S. Nevadan, Tor San Fran.
cisco, May Cherries Clapp, Mrs.
X. J. Buchly and child, Miss NJ. A.
Peck, Mr.. and Mrs +. A KnudsGn.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ! Curtls and two
children. a. II. X. Hiaira, Mrs. John
a. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Hutchins, J. i. Rcgp, Il. Omstod.
Frank Winter, Miss Irene Barber,
Miss Maud Jones, Miss Dagmar Bis.
gard.
Per stmr. Claudlne, Bennett, for
Hilo and way ports, p, M, May l.
Mrs. T.. 4. Bartels, Miss Eva Scholtz,
An Pin, l.. y. Aroma, Harry II. Holt,
J. II. Cramcr, T. +. Deinert, II. +.
Wehscln, Milward Dcas. Mrs. l.. T..
Bailey, Rev. A. II. Gulick, Rev. w. ID.
Oleson.
Per IIongkOng MRru, Bent, for the
Orient. May 3.-Arthur Linneman. NJ.
Re Comte aud wife. D. Mcintyre. S.
Suizu, G. II. Broad and Andrew Cat.
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
APPROPRIATION FOR
CONTINUED from Pare -

open 90 some criticism in The matter.
said n. T.. Cooper this forenoon ut
should not has incurred liabilities
which Il was not able 60 meet ont Ol
it's regular funds. However the bills
were incurred ON account OF the great
which were made to the
property acquired by the County on
iha beach. and possibly we attempted
Co do too much or TO do II too quick.
Iy.
AS n is I have spoken 90 Mr. Hus.
taco aud he has agreed that the reg
uar appropriation Of 500 month
should be- passed ! have also ar.
ranged with the merchants 10 whom
we owe money. 50 that they will wait
until we are able to pay them out of
what we can save from the apprGpri
atiOns. Cur regular expenses for the
maintenance Of the park amount "a
5000 month This includes the pay
Ur the keeper, feed. transportation ol
risoncrs. etc, and leaves nothing fuI
unforeseen contingencies. We shall
nave to give up doing new work for
the present. but the passing Of tho
appropriation will prevent AN absolute
shutdown. such as would otherwise
.hayc been the case. and we have been
authorized 10 buy feed 50 that every
thing will go along all right"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
TWO MARUS ARRIVE

The HOngkOng Maru. from Sau
Francisco with mail and freight aud
The America Maru. her sister ship.
from the Orient with mail and freight
for the Coast and this port. arrived at
the outside Of the harbOr nearly at
the same time just before noon today,
and were locked early this afternoon.
The boats coming In together made Il
necessary for one to be put at the reg
ular Hackfcld wharf and the other
at the Oceanic wharf The America
Maru came In first and went 10 the
Hackicld, and the other boat. coming
In later. took the other wharf. cxpcr
Ionciug some difficulty IN landing.
Neither ship brings any passengers
in the cabin for this port. though the
America Maru has rs in the steer
age Both boats bring mail, and some
freight.
tn" America Mau sails at s this
evening She has bat - tons Of
freight 10 discharge here.
Both boats have temporary purseTf
the trouble being that the new liner,
Tenyo Baru. in Japan. has former
Purscr c. l.. Goodrich Of the America
Maru now assigned 10 her. and this
makes things Il little uncertain ali
along the line.
5. NJ. Williams. former freight
clerk of the America Maru, is now
acting purser, and hopes TO take the
place regularly, while W. II. Reid,
the freight clerk, Is acting purser on
the HOngkOng Maru, and has orders
, to come back from the Orient soon as
acting purser on the America Maru.
So the thing rs undecided all around.
Both men are wcll-known and popu-
lar officers, who would be popular in
their places, In case they are regular
~ assigned 10 them.
The total number of steeragc pas
sengcrs coming from the Orient Is
12S, Of whom eight are HindOos,
come probably to work on the planta-
tons here. II Is unusual for these
people 10 land here, ms they generally
go through - San Francisco.
Prominent passengers on the Hong
kong Maru are: Dr.. w. Il. Cell. the
African explorer; +. f. Williams, new
Consul to Ticn-Tsln; .hrs. John W
IIausorman, wife Of a prominent Ma,
Mia attorney: II. Il. Walker. n news
Ipaperman, and G. Richard, the nOtcC
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
LLOYD (0hRukG GELS
Up GOOD Map SCHIht

Surveyor Wall is making a polite
ians map. on which Kauai. Maui and
Oahu will be represented on about
the same scale,-approAimalely 10000
feet to the inch. A map Of Hawaii
will also be made, but this VIII be o.
Il larger scale. The maps will give all
the voting districts, uDliiEg places,
and will go to the different party Tad
crs.
Lloyd COnkling Is given credit for
originating the plan for a politicians
map. II will undoubtedly prove Of
great assistance in politics
WEATHER
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01

.eHr and 3 bags of moss Boz her bold
Hu Brought uo passengers
~
THE STEAMER CLAtulNE Bon
MOTT calls this afternoon Of O'Clock
apr Ipb1iua. IHuuahuphop. and lliIu
with mail and passengers.
~
THE Ar. IS. s. NENADAN leaves
uf r O'Clock this afternoon FOR Slu
o. t'gUi
THE MIKAUAI.A LEACES 81
o'clock this afternoon Tor Ahutlui
nl.H mail aud passenger.
%
THE NOEAU will leave tumouu"
a. nlon for KukuiLarlC and lluu0kla.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01

London. April 13.-Premicr AS
quith's cabinet-making was about the
quickest piece Of work Of the kind on
record in this country, all having been
accomplished IN the space Of forty.
eight hours. II commands the favor
able opinion of a majority Of the crit.
les inside and outside parliament. The
reconstructed body Is distinctly a
ncw.blOOd organization, although only
one of the former ministers. the Earl
Of Elgin, reiircs. All the most not
able men Of ell.Banncrman's
cabinet are retained and the new
blood IL infused by the way the port.
fOliOs are distributed among the vet.
Grams. The Marquis Of Ripon yields
the Liberal leadership In the House of
Lords TO the Earl Of Crewe, the new
colonial secretary, who Is one of the
keencst and most active men In the
upper house and only 50 years old.
lie was LOrd.Lieutenant Of Ireland
from 1892 10 1895. He married the
youngest daughter Of Lord ROsebcry
ANA hence unites social prestige with
his fine ability and tact.
Promotion for lIoyd-George.
David LlOyd.GcOrge goes from his
triumphs as president Of the Board
Of Trade to the more attractive II
more difficult duties Of the chancellor
ship Of the cxchequor. His SUCCESSOR
Winston Churchill vigorous and bril-
liant, although by some considered
giraffe, gets cabinet rank at the age
Of 80. The presidency Of the Board
of Trade did not appeal TO him espec'
tally, but his claims to cabinet posi-.
ton were undisputed and nothing but
the Board Of Trade was available for
him.
Walter Runciman, who enters the
cabinet as president Of the board Of
education after able work In parlia'
mentary under.secretaryships to the
local government board and tho treas
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED II

u u o II Y u u q " " y y n u u
Per T. x. K. S. s. America Maru,
from Yokohama, May Is. Ayers,
Mrs. s. AyrCs. S. Nelson Ayers, y. l..
Bartrum, Mrs. VIM. II. Bean, J. Beech,
Miss S. X, BrOkcnshire, II. G. Chris,
tensen, w. J.. Christie. Mrs. C. Clark,
son, Dr.. l.. c. Cline, Mrs. l.. G. Cline,
Mrs NJ. A Crosley, l.. I. Grove, Mrs.
l.. J. Grove, J. A. Hayward, II. b.
Helms, f. =. Hooper, Mrs. Il. j. Hous.
ton and son, Col. X. NJ. ireland, II. s.
King, II. e. KOpsch, Ernest LapOrtc,
Mrs. X. J. Mackenzie, J. X. McKillOp,
Mrs. J. r. McKillop, Consul A. Night,
engalc, Mrs. A. Nightengalc, w. X.
Peaslcy, l.. $, Reibold, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Rcibold f. Il. Rcising, Chas. Rcyn
Odds, T.. Salicgo, Mrs. u. Saliegc, J. &,
Scott, Commander Roy Smith, u. $
~, Miss Ada Steele, Miss Lucia Syf'
crs, DR., A, u. Tilmont, u. -. Water
man, Mrs. Anna II. Wright, Is. Yama'
da.
Per s, s. llOngkong Maru, from San
Francisco, May For Yokohama
NJ. V. Brandt, G. Doussin, DR.. w. T.
Cell, iashIro Hamano, MIS-. Tatsu IA
to, Y. Mayumi, Tsunesaburo Miyoshl
NJ. Morimura, x. YamaKawa. rO'
Kobe; Charles II. Eras, Miss May
jameson, Il. +, Williams, Mrs, T., T.
Williams Miss Alice Williams, Miss
Gladis Williams. For Manila, u. A.
Aughlnballgh, Jr,, Mrs. b, A. Aughln
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01

ury, is only 3S. but one of the keenest
and bCst.balanCed men In the Liberal
party.
Mckenna an Athlete and Scholar.
Reginald McKenna, who is promot.
cd from the Board OF Education to
The first lordship OF the admiralty in
place of Lord TwCcdmOuth, who be.
comes lord president Of the council Is
Of the same age as Lloyd-George-ii.
lie Is an athlete, a former bow oar
Of Cambridge. mentally keen and ag-
grcssiye and man Of social distinc-
ton, being engaged 10 marry Miss
Jckyll. famous London beauty.
John T.. Seely, Lord Lucas, +. d.
Eckland and Thomas X. Buchanan, the
quartet promoted TO government posi-.
lions outside the cabinet, are all
young. conscientious men, who are
coming to the front John Morley and
Sir Henry II. Fowler. who are created
yiscOunts, will be pillars of strength
iD the Liberals In the House OF Lords,
where the government hitherto has
had no debatcr to match against such
men as Lord LansdOwne, Lord Rob.
erts, Viscount Middleton and the Duke
of Bedford, particularly as to army
and navy matters.
Universities Bill Savos BirreII.
The country is pleased to find Nor.
Icy, Grey, Haldane, Burns, Brrcll ana
Buxton retaining their old portfolios,
although II Is thought that his elcy.
'onth'hOur success with the Irish uni,
yorsities bill was the only thing that
kept Mr.. Birroll In the cabinet.
Put In a word, Prime Minister As.
quiths government represents all that
Is soundest and most vital In the Brit,
lsh spirit of progress. Free trade is
The predominant policy of this govern.
mcnt and therefore the next few years
will prove whether the best there Is In
liberalism will be good enough to pre-,
vail against the pr0tectionists.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE.

Chairman Richardson calls meet.
Ing of the Transportation Committee
in j. NJ. Dowsett's Office at $3.50 to.
morrow morning Other members of
the committee are C. G. Ballentyne,
Charles Belllna, b. f, Dillingham;, J.
G. Quinn, J. A. Kennedy, G. J. Nc.
Carthy, f. C Smith, VIM. Thompson,
u. J. Lord, w. II. Smith, l.. Abrams,
Capt. A. Soule, l.. NJ. Whitchousc
George Henshal, j. u. Castle, A. A.
Young, Gus Schuman, S. Il. Jordan,
Stanley Kennedy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
PRINCESS 1HtRtSA'S 49TH

The Royal Hawaiian Band will
play at the forty-ninth anniversary
of Princess Theresa Wilcox tonight
from 1880 to $50 at Wilcox hall
Then the Hawaiian Glee Club viii
play for the hard-timc dance. The
first prize will be gold medal for
the best dancer and costume.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
Auto at hack fare. Tel. 3el.

Panama hats cleaned at the Globe,
The Fleet is coming. Let US clean
up the City.
Ring up Scotty's when you want a
good auto ride Phone i07.
Tho America Maru was sighted on
BARRIERS Point at 1880 today.
Putnam Health Pills make rich
blood; soc a package. Try them.
New seasons Tamarinds at Mrs.
Koarns. 25c per jar Don't go To sea
without tamariuls
Book beer is all the rage AZ this
time Of the year. The best drawn
DOck is at tho Fashion.
The Seaside cottages are delightful
In the summer time. Engage a cot
tage now for tho season.
The Ladies' Catholic Aid Society
will meet at the Catholic convent,
Fort street, at y. m. today.
a meeting Of the transportation
committee of the Fleet Committee l8
called for Saturday morning Of $50.
The alleged bribery ease Of Eugene
Dcyauchellc has been pending IN the
Attorney Generals Office since last
September.
The hospital Corps Of the a. G. H.,
will go into camp al Moanalua next
Sunday under The command o. Major
". l.. Moore
Major Dunning, ranking officer Of
Fort Shaftcr made an official call on
Captain Rocs at the Naval Station
this morning.
The Sheriff OF Maui returned the
Injunction In the Maui bond case,
which he has served on the treasurer
Of the county.
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic '
You Till b. surprised at it, cooling
and prcseryatiye properties. California
Feed CO.. agents.
The White Family Rotary dock aRd
chain stitch is the best sewing ma
chine in the world. Benny & Co. Ltd.
agents, 1866, Fort street. Phone 4SS.
Your typewriter should be kept in
excellent order The expert at the
Hawaiian Office Speciality Co., Ltd.
can attend to il for you. Phone l43.
ArcCnio and 10 DO RcgO have sold
the Pioneer stables at Lahaln to a new
| concern known as the lao Stables
Company, the consideration being
/ $4,000.
Over thirty thousand dollars was
paid into the Territorial Treasury yes.
tcrday afternoon by large taxpayers IN
Honolulu and about four thousand
came from the other islands.
Commissioner Hatch yesterday re-,
mandcd two sailors from the Celtic
Monarch to the custody Of the United
States Marshal until the vessel sails
when they will be put aboard.
An order has bee nissucd by judge
De Bolt substituting a. +. Judd fOu
\. W Carter as n trustee of the BisE
up Estate, In the case Of tho BiGhOl
Estate VS.. David KahOana ct nj.
Registrar Hapai, who went to Hi,
last Friday In response TO wireless.
message saying that his father wal
ill., viii return tomorrow. His fathcl
has improved very much since hi
sons arrival.
Major Hahn. the 4. s. Army cypcr
on matters Of defense who has bccI
spending several weeks here lOOkin,
into the possibilities Of Oahu In thi
line. will this afternoon address tn.
| Chamber Of Commerce.
The fifth annual account Of the cs
tate Of Margaret Carter has been file,
by John Cassidy, guardian. The &C
counts show the receipts Of the yea
to he $l,34i.l3. The disbursement
for the year were S5S3.S2. and th'
total value of the estate Is $7,S35.3l.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
IN FOREIGN PORTS
CABLE REPORT OF SAN
FRANCISCO MERCHANTS
EXCHANGE.
Thursday. April 30.

Thursday, April 30.
SAN FRANCfSCO-Arrivcd April 90:
5. $. Hilonian. hence April o.
SCbr Defender, from lIDuDipu. April
q
UlLO- Sailed April %:
SChr Borealis, for Mahukona.
Kllllll-Sailcd April 2S:
$. s. Lansing, for Port San Luis.
KAHULUl- Sailed, April 20.
5. S. NCyadan. for Honolulu.
kAllNLUl--Arrivcd April 30.
s. $. Mexican, from Honolulu
SAN FRANClSCO-Arriycd April 80:
Am. bktne. lrmgard. hence April 10
Friday, May I.
SAl.INA CRUZ-Sailcd April &c.
$. s. Virginian, for San Diego.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
EACH SHIP WILL
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Continued from Page IL
always required that the amount o.
reserve for each man shall be a
months wages. 80 that this amour.
cannot be Oyerdrawn.
The monthly payroll Of each ship
Is approximately $4,000. so, If Jack
gets Two months pay while here, each
ship will spend q good deal over the
$4,000 In all probability.
There Is gossip in naval circles
here to the effect that the stay Of the
ships here will not be made as short
as q week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
y " x q Il Z q 4 4 = y q y u q
q WATERFRONT NOTES +
!. Il = ,. u 4. ;. ;. 4. A u !. y n 4

THE AMERICAN SHIP Falls IF
clyde. Larsen. came into port ycatcr.
day afternoon. p days out from Gayi-
Ota. with 1900 barrels Of Associated
OIL, and $50 drums OF refined and gas
oline mixed In her mold She will In
,sh unloading about tonight. and oN-
poets to sail tomorrow morning for
GaylOta. In ballast.
~
THE STEAMER J. a. CUMMINS.
Scarlc. came into port last night from
points on oahu. She brought 1857
bags Of rice and paddy. 5hc will sail
tomorrow morning al Z for Waimana.
10, 10 load sugar for this port.
THE lETERISLAND steamer No.
eOu. Mitchell. arrived at 1925 y. NJ,
from island ports with 1896 bags Oi
sugar, 50 head cattle, s pigs, 3 empty
wine barrels. empty gasoline drums
and 20 packages sundries.
THE INTERISLAND steamer W.
G.. Hall. Thompson, arrived AT j:GS
q. H., from Kauai. with 5000 bags Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
a. sEaHg eEBHH as E ~
q ARRIVED
n afeEs a8gr 80 %

Friday. April 80.
Am. 80. Falls Of CLYDE. Larsen, from
Monterey. . o. m.
Smr. NOcau, from island ports, >
o. ~.
stmr. W. g. Hail, Thompson, from
Kauai. a. m.
=. X. r. America MARI. from o.
tent, en- route for San Francisco, y. ~.
T. X. X S. :. IIongkunB Mlru. rom
San Francisco for Orient -. M.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
LOCAL And GENERAL

The dollars needed for new clothes
need not be spent for tickets and
board if you Try the Bulletin Va.
latlon Plan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
Il ~ ~ & x u q e II Il Il II Il Il Il ~ 4;
T. BAND CONCERT y
1. Y =. 2. 4 A. 4. :. z 4 Y A. Y =, 4.

There will be public band concert
this evening at O'Clock at the Alex
andCr Young Hotel roof garden. Fol.
lowing Is the program:
PART !.
MaTch-"On Parade" ....... Bonn
Oyerture--"An dalusian" .Eilcnberg
ROndO-"LOntainc" ........... GilieL
SclcctiOn-"Thc LOmbardians" Verdi
PART II.
NOcal-liawalian SonSs.,ar. by Berger
Sclection-"The TattoOcd Man" -.
................. Herbert
WaltZ-"LCi lima ......... freithS
March-"Thc lIulahula Girl". Kalani
Tho Star Spangled Banner"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01

New moon Apr 80 at $40 a. m.
Hav allan standard time u 10 huurs
80 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that ~ the meridian of lbT
fogrees 30 minutes. Tho time whistle
blows at 1880 y. m, which Is the same
NJ Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes. SON
and moon are for local time for the
whole group.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01

Roosevelt to be president Of Car
negic's new s25,0OO.OOO national uni
yersity. whose plans have been mad
yertcntly disclosed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01

In message to Congress President
Roosevelt urges a bigger navy ara
the building of four battleships this
year
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
DIED.

PACHECO-m this city. "Wednesday
night April 20, 1909. Julia, daugh-
ter Of N. &. Pachcco, 10 years Of
age.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-01
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