The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-24

be Ill good health again.
Ted Thomas has become light
hearted in prison and sings.
The Military Commission was in
session until 1890 o'clock last
night.
Faulty Vision corrected by II.
+. Wichman, read his ad OH the
subject.
Ground is being broken on Ala
kea below Queen street for the new
water piping.
The Miowera will bring two days
later news. The Australia has four
dates of papers.
Sharpshooters meet this evening,
January "a, company headquarters.
Important business.
Blasting was done at the corner
of Beretania and Fort streets today
for sewerage purposes.
The annual business meeting OF
the Central Union church is called
for next Wednesday evening,
The Miowera should get i'll late
this afternoon. The Australia may
arrive about noon tomorrow.
The Hawaiian Agricultural Co.
have elected officers for the ensuing
year. See list in another column.
James H. Bush was arrested this
morning and held as prisoner of
war He was in the "scrimmage."
Passes granted until the 25th
will be good all day tomorrow and
need not be renewed until Satur
day.
James Lane has been transferred
from the police station to the insane
asylum where he will remain indie
finately.
One of P. NJ. G.. Oats
steamer schedules is at hand. The
information contained is up to date
and reliable.
A rifle was found at J. W. Bipi-
kane's house this morning. 1t
was we'll hidden. Mrs. Cockett,
who lives there, was arrested.
At the asylum James Lane has
become very quiet. He has been
resting all day. His sister, Maria,
called to see him this morning.
Charles l.. Carriers estate was
valued at S7S, 900 and will be di
vided between his widow and two
children. His life was insured for
$4,000
The trespass case Of Keoki Mao
VS.. Apa, from Hawaii, has been
remanded to the District Court,
from which it originally came, for
trial on its merits.
The work of hunting up rebel
, guns continues. Surely less than
l one hundred now remain out. They
are still coming in at the rate Of
ten to fifteen day.
b. Three witnesses testified on the
stand today that Bipikane ran away
: as soon as the artillery opened on
the rebels at Moiliili. This, after
Roaring Bulls" years of Boosting,
seems hardly credible.
Mr.. f. I. Cutter, Superintend-
ent of the Insane Asylum, wishes
to extend thanks to the Chinese
merchants for an elegant New
Years dinner provided the inmates
e of the asylum for tomorrow.
;. A shark three feet long was
Il caught off Waikiki Wednesday
c Two native fishermen brought the
:, prize to town.
John J. Mattheas, George Jack
u son and Thomas p. Spencer were
}, arrested last night for conspiracy
d in the rebellion.
If you want to buy, sell or ex
|. change stamps, 60 to joint Brown
/ No. 4, Masonic Temple, Alakea
street. Box AL.
Twenty prisoners and witnesse:
r, were taken to the Military Com
o mission by Captain Paul Smith
5. command this morning.
v The Likelike reports everything
quiet on Hawaii and Maui. Tn
natives Of those islands appear in
different to results here.
,tl Mrs. Edgerton will give read
S ing at the hotel Saturday night. l
$ will be for all hour from 1890
IT Admission will be so cents.
4 Fine pleasure boats for ladie
!, and gentlemen at the new Haw;
iian Boat House, foot of Richar
street. Moonlight boating partie:
etc.
When Henry Warehouse trie
Cd to pacify James Lane "Wednesday
1T the latter said How can you +
n a friend to me when have bee