Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL
A Bulletin Want Ad. is a
household help when new servants
are wanted.
Thurlow's for a lunch or dinner.

| Inc bDdEN vi iitdllil lne'lS loipol
row at 3 p. m.
The band will play this afternoon on
board the transport.
I Get your lunch at the New England
| Bakery. Hotel street.
Frank Thompson went out today in
the Mauna Kea on business.
The Alameda arrived in San Fran.
cisco at 10 O'Clock this forenoon.
Mystic Lodge No. 9. X. of F., will
meet in X. of Z. hall at.7:3O this eveh.
ing
| g. n. Wilcox returned yesterday ny
| the Korea from an absence in the
| States.
DR.. George Herbert was among the
outgoing passengers in the flagship
Mauna kea today
ID. X. Kahaulelio of Lahaina returned
to his home today, sailing at noon on
the lnter.lsland steamer.
The trial of the case of Mary Rich
ards VS.. Carl On Tai Is being heard
before jury In Judge De Bolts court
Rev. stephen l.. Desha of Hilo left
today In the Mauna Kea for Hawaii to
assist the Delegate, Prince Kalaniana.
ole in his tour around the island.
On installments of SO per month you
can purchase a White Family Rotary
sewing machine. Benny & Co. Ltd,
agents, 1895 Fort st. Phone 4SS.
| Veronica Is not n new apericnt
water but Is one OF the best sold. II
is standard everywhere and should be
kept In every home. Benson, Smith &
Co. Ltd, have 1t.
The Hawaiian News Co. has moved
It's Merchant street store to the new
location, two doors above their old one
in the Young building, and are pre-
pared to carry on n bigger business
than ever.
Marshal Ilendry has received a
cable stating that Bright the last wit.
ness In the Wynne murder case, had
been served with a subpoena, and that
he would be sent down here on the
next Alameda.
X. II. Trent will give dinner at the
Commercial Club Wednesday evening
having as his guests MIR. Percy Hunter
and the members of the Territorial
Transportation Committee aud the
Promotion Committee.
Owing TO the departure of the Man.
churia on the Goth. Miss Divers
course Of dramatic recitals will be Civ.
en- un consecutive evenings, Oct. -. II,
- and 10. Tuesday. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. giving the same
rccitals ms advertised.
Mason Mitchell. American Consul
| General ut Apia, Samoa, who, until
! recently, represented the u. $. Gov.
| eminent at Chunking. China, has con.
scented to address the members OF the
| Chamber of Commerce ON Wednesday,
| October lith. at p. m. Mr.. Mitcheli's
subject will be Western China"
Chas. X. Motley. the Home Rule-I alb.
orite candidate for Delegate to Con
gress, left for Hawaii today. At La
hama, he will take the Mikahala for
the lepcr settlement, where 1t Is said,
the inmates are anxious to see and
hear the Home Rule leader, who
worked hard to get Walach to do
something for them.
Mrs. Frear, wife Of the Governor, II
giving Miss Katharine Oliver ten
party at her residence this afternoon.
The Kilohana Art League gave hei
an afternoon tea yesterday at which
the members of the Dramatic Circle
We're all present. Miss Spaldng, the
president of the Circle, Is very enthus.
iastic over the success of her depart,
ment.
The charge against a japanese for
attempting to burn the residence oc.
Icupied by Mrs. Kahuila Wilcox near
Diamond Head was nolle pressed by
the prosecution In the District Court
this morning, the prosecuting officer
stating that careful and searching in
vestigations had been made and he
was satisfied that there was not sufii-
cient evidence to justify the prOsecu
ton. ..,
Secretary Nakamura Of the Japan.
ese Department of Foreign Affairs,
left Monday afternoon in the Korea
for Japan. During his short stay here
of ten days he, accompanied by one of
the Consulate staff. made circuit of
this island, acquainting himself with
the conditions on different plantations.
Monday he was in consultation
with Consul General uyeno, with
whom he arrived In the America MaIu.
Word has been received from I
Give Davies giving details of the death
of 4. Rain Walker. 1t appears that
Mr.. Walker was In London and that
he fell backward heavily at the foot
of Il small flight of stairs In the hotel
IN which he and Mrs. Walker were
staying. The fall was so heavy that
a fracture Of the skull was caused
The accident took place at $50 al
night ON September 20, and by a. III
the next day Mr.. Walkers condition
was SO serious that an operation was
decided ON as the only means of saw
ing his life. Unfortunately, all efforts
proved unavai!ing, and Mr.. Walker
died during the forenoon Of September
30.
Interior Department aud Department