The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-14

Sugar was 3.0O when the China left
America.
The Board OF Health will meet at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
Friday next is the anniversary of the
birth of the late King Kalakaua.
Two natives were arrested last night
for disturbing the quiet of the night.
The regular business meeting of the
Y. NJ. c. A. will be held this evening,
"Soul Winning" was the subject pre-
sented at today's meeting OF the y, NJ
G. A.
Captain Paul Smith and his dredger
are now hard at work at the Railway
wharf.
A luau was given at the residence Of
Mr.. Jacob Brown at Waikiki Tuesday
evening.
The Daley Company will appear for
the last time in the Opera House this
evening.
The S. s. China returned about $50
Asiatics from this port to Japan and the
Celestial Empire.
National flags are flying at half mast
today out of respect to the dead En-
peror of Russia.
The eng cement of Miss Clara Glade
to Lieutenant Intest of the German
Army is announced.
The variety entertainment at the
Opera House comprises selections that
will please all fancies
Satisfac on is expressed at the prices
received by Levey Tuesday for the goods
saved from the wreck.
Germany and Belgium have recogniz
ed the Republic. JudgeWidemann must
have gone to Holland.
The monthly meeting and social OF
VI.
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Captain Zimmerman and Lieutenant
Jeffers of the Salvation Army will soon
go to join the Hilo corp.
Kauwana Keoni, "a native man living
near the Mormon church, died yesterday
in the 65th year of his age.
The Government has ordered the pay
ment of August bills. This will put
about S25 900 into circulation.
Mr.. Miller and wife nee Kate Dalgleish
or Clay will leave with the Daley Com
pany by the Mariposa tomorrow.
Hon. Curtis p. Iaukea returned from
from Pearl City this morning where he
had gone to escape from reporters.
The fair to be given by the congrega-
tions of st. Andrews Cathedral on the
oath instant should not be forgotten.
A translation of an autograph letter
received from the President of Guate-
mala appears in the By Authority col
nmn.
A false alarm of fire was turned in
from the residence of Henry Smith on
upper Fort street about o'clock Tues
day night.
The civil suits brought by Camirinos
and Seely Shaw against Nick Breham
are being handled in the District Court
this afternoon.
The tent for the open air religious
meetings to begin Thursday evening is
being erected on the vacant lot makai
of Union Square.
The case against the employee of the
of the Honolulu Iron Works for steal
ing six blocks of solder is repoi ted
settled out of court.
The date Of calling the Legislature to-
gether in special session has not yet
been decided upon. 1t will most likely
be, however, in December.
The President will receive the auto
graph letter of recognition from Queen
Victoria at the hands of Commissioner
Halves tomorrow morning.
A hack horse belonging to Chiaman
got his leg hung over the singletree of
the vehicle while going to Waikiki last
night, fell and broke both shafts.
John Slater of Finland, the architect
who designed st. Andrews Cathedral
is an uncle of Mrs. Bradley OF this city
a fact this lady has just ascertained.
At this afternoons meeting Of the
Board OF Health the trip to Molokai will
be discussed. 1t is probable the BoarC
will 90 up on the Iwalani Friday after
noon.
Payne's buses and tramcars will bi
run every fifteen minutes to and from
independence Park on the evening o
the ball to be held there by the American
League.
Rev. Mr.. Peck baptized the first chile
into the Honolulu M. E. church Sunday
morning. 1t was the little daughter o.
Captain Scott and was christeneC
"Valrie Edith"
Professor Bradley has composed {
chopinette for the piano forte called
''Grand Valse Brilliante." He has com
posed several pieces which he hopes t.
publish at an early date.