Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-16
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Coryell, who are
from New York City, were arriving
passengers at this port on the Man.
churia yesterday.
Mrs. p. +. Dunno, wife ofsa leading
attorney for the Southern Pacific Rail.
road Company, passed through on the
Manchuria yesterday.
The Cleaners will hold rummagc
sale at the home Of ID. l.. Wilmington
on Saturday. All Interested are re.
quested to send articles.
On account of many requests, the
school exhibit In the Armory will be
open to the public this noon and
Throughout this evening.
| Mamie Phillips of NJ. Phillips 4 Co..
will leave with his family shortly for
a three months tour of the Coast. He
will sail from here In the Lurline.
Being no longer in her employ Car.
RE and Emily Borges are not author.
lied to make any purchases in the
name Of Mrs. +. NJ. Taylor, florist.
James a. Wilder, the well known
local artist, and Mrs. Wilder, returned
10 nthe Manchuria yesterday after Il
lengthy stay away from the islands.
Wallace EversOn,s president Of the
Pacific Surety Company of San Fran
cisco, and his wife. have arrived here
from the Coast for an extended stay.
+. l.. Waldron will leave for the
mainland on May 25. lie will make an
IcXtended trip through the States, also
going up to Alaska before he returns.
Mrs. L. X. Doe and family Of San
Francisco passed through here on the
Manchuria yesterday on their way to
the Orient, where they will spend sew.
cral months.
Tonight there will be a meeting OF
the Riverside League In the Office of
Senator ChilllngwOrth, next to the
postOilice to consider the adoption Of
amendments to the bylaws and con
stitution.
Regular o. Il. & l.. train service to
Schoiield barracks u.cilchuD, will
commence today ut 9:lj n. IN. The
afternoon train leaves King street sta,
ton AZ 5:i5. leavinf Leilchua for Ho,
nolulu at $50 Il. m. and 3:45 p. N.
An order for allowance OF compen,
satiOn for services as guardian was
granted Il. NJ Watson, In the sum OF
800. Mr.. Watson has been guardian
of five minors who We're legatecs under
the will of James Campbell, deceased.
Mrs. X. S. Chapman, who was for,
merly Miss Annoy Amin, daughter OF
~. Amin, the prominent Chinese mer,
chant Of this city, returned to Hawaii
on the Manchuria yesterday. Her mar.
riage to Chapman, well-tOdo white
Imam, In San Francisco, caused consid
lcrab!e comment.
The coroner's jury which was en-
paneled to look into the cause of the
death of John Inch, the well known
lathlete, reported as follows last night
That John Inch came to his death on
the 9th day of April, 1909, from in
juries to the brain and spinal column
by accidentally falling from scaffold
ing at Fort Shafter. said scaffoldinp
having carried away"
G. w. Hudson, who has been the
superintendent of the Kauai Electric
Company ever since the erection Of II,
power plant at Wainha, returned by
Fridays Kinau to Honolulu to live
with his family. The power plant /!
now in good running order and Mr.
Hudson feels that he can safely leav,
1t now TO the hands Of the new sup
erintendent who arrived from Homo
lulu recently, and Is n single man,
while he takes his family away from
the somewhat lonely life at Wanihi
to Honolulu, where he will occupy {
position with the Hawaiian Electric
Company, and his children will have
much better facilities for their school
ing.-Garden Island.