The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-14

this evening
n company, n G. H., will drill
this evening.
Stock Of Eva plantation is nov
quoted at si7o.
. Special mcetingAmerican l.eagu,
=. tomorrow evening.
All the beach resorts wer'
crowded yesterday.
n. S. Sachs has list Of new
goods in this issue.
The Wilder S. S. Co., publishes
a dividend notice.
The ponioons for the dredger pip,
are being placed in position.
-Four natives were arrested thi.
morning Tor playing che ia.
DIR. Wayson is on duty as sur
geon at the quarantine station.
Andrew Brown reports water Ia
burn. The surplus is run into the
sea.
Captain Reid, Olympia, was al
one time an instructor at Annap-
oils.
Pacific Lodge will hold stated
meeting this evening at 1880
O'Clock.
The Theosophical Lodge has re.
sumed its Wednesday evening
meetings.
There will be several prizes for
the smile bicycle road race next
Saturday.
1t is estimated there is above
$50, 900 tied up i'll postage stamps
in Honolulu.
The new cork helmets worn by
the regulars are liked by all, being
cool and light.
There will be a N. G.. H. regi-
mental parade and review Thanks
giving morning.
Native children flock to the old
hshmarket every day to dig tor
coins in the dirt.
The Japanese beetle has attacked
the coffee trees on Tantalus, SO re-
ports Senator Schmidt.
Miss Cahill's new stock of
millinery is an excellent one; call
and see the latest styles.
About a dozen persons of artistic
tendencies are already engaged in
preparing great seal designs.
Woven Wire Bailey makes woven
wire chairs and lounges; they are
warranted cool and comfortable.
Three Chinese gamblers paid $II
each into the Golfers of the District
Court today and went their way.
Another sailor deserted the
Kilauea Hou late Saturday and
came ashore. He was promptly
arrested.
A number of Portuguese boys
went out in DR.. Trouseau's old
boat Sunday for spin around the
harbor.
Anakolio tore down a fence be-
longing to +. Lazarus this morning
and was arrested for malicious
injury.
Captain Parker and men return
ed from Quarantine Island early
this afternoon, leaving all serene in
the pens.
Mrs. Adjt. Egner will speak at
the Salvation Army meeting to-
morrow evening on slum and
rescue work.
The Board of Health will meet
at 3 o'clock to consider the matter
of releasing the Chinese on Quar-
antine Island.
Morgan will sell an invoice of
carriages on Thursday, at noon
the vehicles have just been received
per bark Albert.
Health Agent Reynolds, Secre-
tary Wilcox of the Health Board,
and DIR. Wayson went to Quaran-
tine Island to assist.
Armed patrolmen were stationed
at Iwilei last night to see that none
of the riotous Chinese in quarantine
escaped to the mainland.
The effects at the relief station,
belonging to the Hawaiian Relief
Society, will be sold at auction at
ten tomorrow morning.
The passenger quarantine regula-
tions will likely be considerably
mitigated at this afternoons meet
ing Of the Health Board.
There is lieutenant aboard the
Olympia who was here as an en-
sign with Col. Mclean in the PEN
sacola, nearly twenty years ago.
The Oahu railway Peninsula
depot and several private buildings
down there are being treated to
coats of Peerless Preserving Paint.
In the matter Of the estate OF
Frederick, August and Waldemar
Podeyn, K. Podeyn has been issued
letters Of guardianship without
bond.
Rain Saturday afternoon inter
fered with cricket and la crosse
practice games called for A o'clock
Earlier there was tennis at both
the club courts.
The glass and light fixtures Tor
the new Christian Church, Alakea
street, should arrive during this
month. Work has about ceased
pending the arrival of this material.
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