The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-19

Three Portuguese children were ar
rested this morning for petty larceny.
Mr.. Daley will have crowded house
tomorrow evening. The play is "Our
Boys"
A large number of beautiful southern
birds were carried through here on the
Alameda.
The case of Kilbey VS.. Fogarty,
forgery, is on trial in the District Court
this afternoon.
A lot of contrabrand opium now in
the Custom House will likely be sold in
British Columbia.
The amalgamation of the Bell and
Mutual telephone companies will likely
take place Jan. LIST.
Mr.. Comes, the Fort-street jeweler,
announces that he will sell out his BUSH
ness in few weeks.
candidate for the House, claims to have
a Portuguese backing.
Wun Gee was caught with opium
and was fined 800 in the District Court
this morning for the offense.
Encouraging reports are heard from
the railway extention. Three miles of
the new bed have been finished
A petition asking John Emmeluth to
run as an independent candidate for the
Senate originated at Lucas mill.
The ladies' "sewing bee" held at
Central Union church Thursday after
noon was great success, netting SIP.
Soel Samoa was sentenced to one day
Imprisonment at hard labor and to pay
SO. 40 costs in the District Court today
for larceny.
The books in the Interior Office pro-
viding for enlisting, candidates were
closed at O'Clock yesterday. There can
be no more entries.
Kahuku ranch ON Hawaii, the prop
erty of Colonel s. Norris, will be sold in
front of the police station tomorrow to
satisfy judgment.
Eight school boys went down to the
Alameda today to dive for money and
were arrested by the truant officers.
They were all. natives.
The suit brought by Mr.. Fireman
against the Hawaiian Hotel will not he
prosecuted until G. w. Macfarlane re-
turns from the Coast.
The lads arrested last night Tor enter
ing school house and stealing few
pencils were released today at the solicit
tation of their mothers.
A report late this afternoon to the
effect that HI. Klemme had Withdrawn
from the roll for the House of Repre-
sentatives has been denied.
Mrs. NJ. M.Thirds, will give an inter
esting lecture this evening at Foster
hall, on Nuuanu street; the subject will
be Theosophy and morals.
A member of the Executive Com
mittee, A. U. p, said today that no
arrangements had yet been made for
the grand ratification meeting.
The Schutzen Club will meet at the
old Armory, Beretania street, tonight.
The members will be schooled in the
art of voting under the new system.
Giles will not change wheels in the
coming meet, though other riders may,
the Rambler, the wheel that won all the
races at the last meet, is good enough
for Giles.
New offices are being placed in the
business house of Wilder & Co. A
spacious one in the corner will be occu
pied by s. G. Wilder, Jr. and Mr.
Wight.
Samuel X. Moe was given one month
on the reef by Judge Perry this morn
ing, for being found at night withou
excuse in the dwelling house of Georg,
Friedenburg.
The wheelmen will have short rui
Saturday afternoon, all cyclists are In
vited to join in the procession, they will
meet at the Honolulu Cyclery, KIM
street, at A p. m.
A wagonette full of ''swells" was GU
taking in the town at O'Clock thi
morning. They were chased by police
men on bicycles, but succeeded in max
ing good their escape.
Sam Jones, an employe of the s.
Alameda and Nigel jackson, an ex
Salvation Army soldier, assisted Nj
Daley in the changing in Thursda
nights performance.
Mr.. Emmeluth has retired from TIL
political arena and will now devote h
attention to the Labor Commission an
the introduction OF the single-ballC
system, in both OF which he is fri
believer.
VIM. Strahlmann, a German at on
time employed at the Club and Hot
stables, died of consumption at Il
Queens hospital Wednesday night. 1
has been an inmate of the hospital f
eighteen months.
Mr.. George Mcintyre has opened
new grocery store at No. 322 Nul al
street and presents his announcement
the public in another column. lie h
the neatest stock we have seen in tow
and saws he intends To make pric