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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1898
Page
8
Pasadena and Oakland readers report chronic ailments including rheumatism kidney trouble and headaches eased by Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills. Testimonials claim long relief and complete cures after years of illness and failed remedies, urging others to try the advertised tonic.
Shipping intelligence reports from Diamond Head Signal Station with light winds and slight northeast tides. The standard whistle at midnight and Greenwich time reference indicate routine navigational signals for late hour operations near Hinurds.
The steamer named 8th Armies is set to sail tomorrow for a six day voyage. The itinerary and ports of call are listed in the advance schedule issued by the ship’s office. Passengers are advised to present tickets and follow harbor regulations at departure.
A ship arrival report lists persons and origins including Rime Claudine Cameron from Hawaii, Upolu Hoetlingwen bound for Kauinakakai, Mokeli Bennett from Kauai, and others with varying distances. includes Paauhan and Wiamanalo references and San Francisco connections, indicating a mixed shipment and crew details.
The regular baseball season opens at Mikiki this afternoon at 3 30 with a game between Hourlula and Union. Jas Thompson will captain Hourlula and M K Silva will lead Union. Singers lead the world in batting lists. Over 13 000 000 made and sold. High awards at the World Columbian Exposition praise construction motion ease of motion durability and convenience in arrangement. B Bergersen agent 164 Bethel Street.
Meeting Lodge le Progres hosts a 7 30 p m gathering. Central Union church choir performs at 720. Glee Club concert at Opera House. Waverley club directors meet at 8.
Passengers arrive from Hilo aboard the Claudine Volcano and a large list of travelers is recorded. Cargo details include 4831 bags sugar 315 bags coffee 306 bags potatoes and 60 hides with 50 cattle and 201 sheep on the Claudine. The Helene delivers over 12 000 bags of sugar while the Geo Onttis sails in ballast from Shanghai to load sugar for New York. The Emma and Louisa is en route from San Diego with general cargo. Additional cargo figures for the Claudine and Iwalnoi are listed along with names and ports of origin.
Hon Paul Lsenberg introduces a bill prohibiting erection of barbed wire fences along or adjoining public highways. The act makes building such fences illegal and penalties include a misdemeanor with fines up to one hundred dollars or up to one month in jail.
William Carlyle, formerly assisting P. F. Ryan, has taken over management of the Anchor, aided by Charlie Andrews. He continues to serve Svatile cheer on draught and top brands of whiskies including Jobo Dewar's Scotish whisky. A full stock of other liquors and wines is maintained.
Old Kroeger pianos bought for cash or on the metal men plan. Bergatrom Music Co. offers pianos repaired and exchanged for new. Telephone B21 at the Masonic Temple. Also listings for gasoline urgent service and art menu cards by King Bros. lodging details and rates included.
A vaudeville style performance before a royal audience pleased the king as ventriloquist Hugh J. Emmett and Blair Adair drew gasps and applause. The parade of colors, lights, and a serpentine dress wowed the crowd, then the royal ensemble toasted guests at a lavish supper.
Part II features Cornet Solo and Grand Nautical Fantasia by Kreuter with a Branched program including Forest Murnurin overture and Mademalovily Folette. Al Horne Square announces a band concert at Em ma eqaine atd o'clock replacing baseball park appearance. Advertising copy touts Baigier beer for strength at Criterion Balloon with claims of benefit for weak and nervous men.
Major Jones led the first battalion drill on Union square drawing a large crowd. Company D distributed the Klino prize rifle and medals at its monthly meeting and accepted a challenge from Company E for a ten man shoot on April 24 for glory. Three new members were elected. plans for a Marlin trophy contest and a regimental turnout on the full moon night are announced.
Judge Stanley authorized Cvcils Brown administrator of Simon Roth estate to sell the tailoring business, approved William Hooper as administrator with 5000, and Judge Perry extended sale of real property by Panabonk guardian for Kehonna and Kelim ni minors to D. P. Rosenberg for 40 dollars.
A fragment from the Hawaiian Star notes a naval officer wishing to obtain an American flag. It mentions Pearson & Hebron's bicycle store near the Star office displaying 36 flags and another nearby seller offering many flags, with flags available for raising purposes at little or no cost.
The Y M C A invites members to its annual anniversary exercises in the Association hall on Tuesday evening April 19 at 7 30. Addresses will be given by the president elect and retiring president. Reports from the treasurer general secretary and devotional educational and physical committees. A sale of 50 pictures donated by a member will occur to aid the association’s building fund.
The issue features Mr Mesick’s bright weekly with an original story Burt by Martyn about Jair in Honolulu and the caption When in Doubt Consult the Dictionary. Mrs Mesick’s Piper humorously explores pili koa and the word pil kia while agriculture content and poetry fill the issue with value.
In a health testimonial from San Antonio Texas Charles Powell describes poor health and a doctor’s prescription leading to Hood's Sarsaparilla. He lauds Hood's Pills as the only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla and claims it cures liver ills.
A cricket game will be played this afternoon on Makiki old baseball grounds. Players from local clubs are expected to participate, with crowds gathering to watch the event.
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