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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1898
Page
8
A fragmentary April entry notes Diamond Head Signal Station weather and a foregone reference to King Cyrue at Newenatle, with scattered terms about Greenwiel, Heal, and a Standonl site. The garbled text hints at a 6 day or 4 walk standard but remains unclear and uncertain.
In a brief shipping note, steamers are due to sail toward a narrow passage expected to enforce a strict timetable. Weather and navigation reports indicate careful handling of the route during the impending days.
An account notes Empr Iwa reaching Honolulu from Kaena Point with Star Kawai and Bruhn close behind. It records a second group sailing from Honolulu aboard Stuer Kaens and Masher bound for Wal alua.
Local ad invites customers to inspect a large stock at Sehuwan's Carriage Repository with a new W. G. Dowin livery line and Cortland jump seat buckboards. Prices claim to be lower than elsewhere. Also notes Kilobenn Art League Grieg reception tonight at 8 with performers including Mrs Cooper and Prof Yarndley.
The evening features Theosophists at 7 30. Drill Company A of the National Guard meets at 7 30. Mystic Lodge K of G W Doe Long Post G A B holds a special meeting at the office on Hotel and Miller streets. Grieg evening hosted by Kilohana Art League at 8.
News from Kauai and surrounding coasts details repairs to Iwa from Kaena Point, vessels like Makaveli Sugar Arego and Arsgo en route, and several ships awaiting or completing journeys to New York and San Francisco. It notes heavy southeast swells at Waimonthors, a new mooring off Hilo for Hackfeld sailings, and ongoing Japanese fishing activity around Kauai Maui and Hawaii coasts with natives facing shrinking opportunities.
Inspector Kellipio reports a Public Market receipt over 50,000 fab as a manor boat approval affects fishing. a shower of sloane would fret it and quick withdrawal is needed. The malolo or flying fish is very plentiful at present.
From Keusi report, Mins McLain and J Q Silva arrived at Hecelpts Island produce. Keusi notes 6750 ex sugar W G Irwin Co and 1150 ex sugar Henry Waterhouse Co.
A minority report from Mastinn Achi and Isnberg suggests granting certain privileges to the Hawaiian Tramways Company to stop mule haulage on city streets and extend lines. It proposes charging rates equal to those of the Rapid Transit Company, sharing exclusive privileges on treaty streets with the new company, and limiting franchise extension beyond the current term.
OCxmachero and Alapaki Loels, both Portuguese and native respectively, appeared before the District Mystrate on charges of practicing medicine without licenses. They claimed authority from different authorities but pled guilty and were fined ten dollars plus court costs. Fourteen newly built bridges for the east and north sides of Osha await shipment as steamers secure transport, with rapid department action noted.
Francis Gay Hh News reports the serious illness of Charles Gay at Libue Koosi after a noon steamer arrival. A reception for Judge Hart, Mrs Gay’s father, was planned at the Hart residence in Waikiki. The notice mentions Darwin and Pasteur, plus ancient Chinese coins in circulation.
An experienced burglar forced doors at Theo H Davies Co on Kaahomena Street during the night and ransacked desks. Letters and papers scattered. cash drawer missing $3.5 sovereigns and some valuables reported as taken. marshall notified and guards placed.
The office of H. Hackfeld & Co lists several passengers booked for San Francisco aboard the Gaelic tomorrow, including Miss Williams, Mra J B Schroeder and daughter, CA Brown, Mra J M Whitney, Mra MM Gorwath, JR Cromer, and HP Wielman. Additional names are slated for a Paris bound trip on April 30, to San Frances, among them Dr Wrelit and family, O von Hamu, HH Sauda, and Miss JS Sande.
A card urges prospective life insurance buyers to apply immediately as war rumors between the United States and Spain threaten current rates. Germania Life Insurance Co of New York will continue accepting applications for all policy forms at present rates through General Traveling Agent and Superintendent of Agents, 210 King Street.
Two horses were placed in training today for the Juce meet and more will follow. Virrae signals a highly electable meet with Kia Las bean fostering much talk. The season promises new races and rivalry among longtime favorites, heightening excitement.
A reader from Dover Arkansas reports long eczema troubles eased after trying Hood's Sarsaparilla. He thanks a friend for the recommendation and notes better health after taking the tonic, mailed for 250 from C. J. Hood & Co. in Lowell, Massachusetts.
A note discusses moving the Oud Fellows celebration feature from San Souci to Makee Island on an unspecified April date. Minater Cooper has left the band for the event, with potential votes in favor of the relocation. Objections center on crowding concerns at the public venue and the anticipated turnout.
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