The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-10-31

This is pay day in the various Gov.
eminent departments.
A stiff breeze from the North has
been blowing this afternoon.
The family of Col J. H. Soper are
temporarily stopping at the Arlington.
The official calendar OF the Novem
Der Term of the Circuit Court is out.
There was large dancing and bath,
ing party from this city at Waikiki last
evening,
The STARS heavy machinery is being
placed in the new quarters in the Nc
lnerny block.
There was an unimportant meeting
of the Planters Labor and Supply Com
pany yesterday.
I. krouSe, of the Arlington, who
has been under the weather some days
past, is about again.
The prevalence Of south wind for
some days past made the usual increase
of sickness in town.
Guardian Davies is bringing his but
Ter and valet and will occupy his house
in the Nuuanu valley.
Last nights wind was quite heavy
and many people thought the Miowera
might be damaged by it.
One of the mules on the tramcar
laid down in the road and tried to 60
to sleep a few evenings ago.
There are I55 cases for trial at the
coming term of the Circuit Court, if
teen of which are for divorce.
Three gin smugglers from the Mike
maru were caught by Capt. Fagerroos
Of the Custom House yesterday.
The question of President Dole's 60
ing to Washington has been under off.
cial consideration and is not yet de-
cided.
The natives take great delight in see
ing people ride on the top of the double
decker bus and some of them are trying
ii themselves.
1t is reported that Claus Spreckels
will return here early in the winter with
electrical machinery for use on his
sugar estates.
The Myrtle Club has arranged race
for noviceS, which will Come off next
Saturday and be for dinner of Tommy
Krouse's best.
Magistrate William Foster has re-
signed from the police bench. 1t is
not likely that this decision on his part
will be overrued.
1t is rumored, though the facts are
not at hand, that a retired colonel of
the United States army has applied
for military employment here.
The new quarters of the Brunswick
billiard parlors have been fitted up in
handsome style and will open this
evening. See ad. in another column.
Members Of the old band complain
that the people who promised to sup
port them after they had left the Gov
eminent employ are giving them moth
ing.
The Warrimoo brought number OF
Australian plants for H. Boyd and
others, and Commissioner Marsder
has been busy looking them over fol
obnoxious insects.
The New York SIM reproduces,
among a number of paragraphs FROM
the STAR, the account of Lindsay
hustle for payment for the Spreckel
presentation cane.
Hame wv charged with forsakini
her husbands bed and board, was VI
before Judge Robertson this morning
but the parties becoming recunciled II
lCourt, she was discharged.
The Kipahulu Sugar Company ha
elected the following officers H
Hackfeid, president; H. F. Glade
vice president, E. Suhr, treasurer; {
Bosse, secretary; and Q. Unna, auditor
The Onomea Sugar Co. has electe'
the following officers to serve for tn
ensuing year President, ]. B. Ather
ton; vice-president, ]. o. Carter
treasurer, G. H. Robertson secretary
E. F. Bishop, and auditor, Geo.
Castle.
| The Mayor of Rochester, N. Y
writes to friend in this city: "a
you are probably aware, owing to tn
silver question our Congress has nc
been able to take up any other meas
ures at this special session. When tn
question of annexation is brougt
before our Congress, the writer will d
what he can in its favor"
Consul Mills says that eX-Minsn
Blount aspires to even higher politics
position than that of Governor of
State. If he is looking for an offio
which depends on the vote of tt
American people at large it will Deepen
very much upon the nature of tn