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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1899
Page
5
The Honolulu Stock Exchange report notes a YMCA orchestra rehearsal at the usual place at 7:45 PM. All members are requested to attend as oratorio music will be practiced.
Joseph Sharpe, a Palama contractor, survived a runaway horse incident yesterday when his brake crashed into mud. He clung to the reins and steadied the horse, though springs broke and the body was damaged. He reported bruises but escaped serious injury, valued at 6150. In court, J Lynch of the Scandia was fined 160 plus costs for unlawful opium possession and jailed to work off the fine.
Brief notes cover various topics from the Ohio carrying 2500 tons government stores to parish events, court fines, and local society updates. Mentions include Ed Williams handling a funeral, Howard J. Wright resigning as California House Speaker, and Magoonville church dedication with a Portuguese band procession.
Washington reports indicate President McKinley aims to announce a new Secretary of War within ten days. The Alger relief commission findings will go to the President next week. Rumor places former Minnesota governor William Merriam as the preferred Alger successor, easing the under fire retirement concern.
Fred B Ont chief clerk of the Postal Money Order office is compelled by poor health to take furlough after nine years at the post. A California visit briefly aided his health but return brought a heavy workload that overtaxed him again. Lufkin, related to Mrs. Wood, will manage the money order accounts in Onts absence.
A call for a meeting of the nominating convention of the American Union party is published under New Today. The convention will be held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 7 30 Saturday evening.
Water pipes for the Kalihi main contracted by Wilson and Whitehouse lie aboard the brigantine W G Irwin now voyaging from San Francisco to this port. the shipment is part of the ongoing project.
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