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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1904
Page
3
The store announces a handsome fitted Ready To Wear and Muslin Underwear section with a dedicated department. A new stock of up-to-date goods has arrived and a well appointed fitting room enhances customer convenience for easy shopping.
From Trieste, April 6 1904. Hogsfeld pessimistically notes the Brussels convention failed to curb sugar surpluses or raise prices. Beet sugar output fell while cane sugar rose about 9 percent, prices slid to late 1903 levels, and Europe faces a 600000 ton surplus needing foreign markets. A long, costly battle among Germany Austria Italy Belgium and Holland for supremacy in sugar production looms.
Concert at Palama announced with a band program to be held near the Pe railway station. The schedule lists pieces including Laura and other selections, signaling a community musical event forthcoming this evening.
The Kaul ensemble rehearsal proceeded with a postponed Monday night concert at the Opera House. Sixty participants were photographed by Maschlight as the orchestra opened with a piece featuring children in pinafores on mandolin, promising a Niagara of harmony. Treasurer Campbell reports Hawaii’s $11,000 interest instalment on the Old Mawalisn debt paid after annexation will go to the fire claims fund, enabling final payment and closing the balance.
Missee Catherine Burgoer Jeannet Rice and Kale Low matron leave Mau paolu Seminary for Honolulu this afternoon. New teachers will be chosen to fill their spots next year. Rent cards on sale at The Bulletin office.
Large audience of relatives and friends attended a Friday evening concert at Maunaolu Seminary on June 10 led by music teacher Miss Louisa C. Sheffield. Children performed solos and choruses, earning encores as the audience praised the program and praised Miss Sheffield as an artist in the making.
The jury found Kumalae Johnson guilty yesterday afternoon of conspiring to defraud the Territory of 212.50 under expenses for the special committee on the Chinese Fund. Defense counsel Rubford noted exceptions and gave motion for a new trial. Sentence was set for 9 o'clock Friday to consider the motion for arrest of judgment.
Lut Lock, a well known Chinese gambler, was arrested after allegedly shooting J. T. Chin, a Chinese insurance man, at Chin’s home near Lillha tren and School Street. Chin died minutes after hospital arrival from chest abdomen and stomach wounds. a second shot was fired at Mrs. Chin before Lock was arrested by Po Yee C Harry Mossman.
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