The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-25
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densed Notes of the Day.

Frozen eastern oysters by the Yea
landia We're received at the Beaver
lunch room.
The usual amount of ice house fruit
and vegetables were received by Ca
marinos on the Zealandia.
Punahou and Kamehameha will
have go at baseball tomorrow after
noon on the Mail>il<i grounds.
G.. w. Fisher. of the Fulton Iron
Works of st. Louis, is visiting Mana
ger Lowrie of Eva plantation.
The Kinau sailed at 1890 this fore
noon with an unusually large number
of tourists bound for the volcano.
Thirty-fve bicycles arrived on the
Zealandia for f. o. Hall & Son. They
can now supply their trade in sizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Walbridge gave
small euchre party last evening COM
plimentary to Arthur Brewer of Bos-
ton.
Frank Unger, the well known Bohe-
milan, arrived on the Zealandia. He is
the guest of w. w. Dimond at Wal
kiki.
Mrs. Caldwell. wife of United States
Circuit Judge Caldwell, and daughter,
left on a visit to the Volcano this
morning.
Admiral Miller received a dispatch
from the Secretary of the Navy in
structing him to half-mast the flags
until further orders.
The third number of The Hawaiian
and shows that Editor Mesicl< is
working hard to make his journal
success.
The jury in the kahuna case brought
by kaupana Waimana against the
deputy sheriffs of Kohala, returned a
verdict awarding the plaintiff $4,000
damages.
On Monday next, February 2Sth, f.
w. Jordan will commence an annual
clearing sale of dry goods at the No.
10 store. Great bargains in silksc are
announced.
Mrs. +. j. Oliver, leading milliner
of San Francisco, arrived on the Zea-
landia, to take charge of the millinery
department at l.. b. Kerr's store on
Queen street.
Attention is called to the letter from
the Hamakua plantation to the Paci-
fic Hardware Company. 1t is a very
strong recommendation for the Secre-
tary Disc pillow.
Owing to the rainstorm it was i'm
possible for the field hands at Eva to
supply the mill with cane. The mill
was shut down for a couple of days
early last evening.
The return match of basket ball be-
tween the High school and the Y. NJ.
c. A. teams will take place at the AS
ISOLATION gymnasium, beginning at
7:45 o'clock this evening.
1t is predicted that should the wea-
ther be fine Cyclomere will have its
banner audience tomorrow evening.
One of the best cycling programs ever
arranged will be presented.
Mrs. Mason, wife of the British Con-
sui at San Francisco, and daughter,
Sylvia ranch, where they were the
guests of w. F. Dillingham;.
Miss Lena Lorena Timmons, sister
of l.. d. Timmons, city editor of the
Evening Bulletin, was married at
Rocky Mount, North Carolina, on Feb
ruary 18th, to Maj. NJ. b. Spies, a
merchant of Baltimore and Rocky
Mount.
A hop will follow the fancy dancing
entertainment to be given by the lit
tie children of Mrs. Hugh Gums dan
cling class at independence park to-
morrow evening. The Quintette club
has been engaged and dancing will be-
gin at $500
! Invitations have been received in the
city for the marriage of Miss Map
Henderson Mott-Smith to John Ellis
Bird, in Trinity church, Boston, on
February 21st. Miss Mott-Smith is a
niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Amber
of Boston and sister of +. \. Mott
Smith of this city.
\ telegram came TO Mrs. +. r. Adj
ans on the Zealandia, bearing the sad
intelligence of the death of her bro
Their, g. Foster Beck, i'm the wreck Of
the Clara Nevada in the Alaskan wa
tiers. Mr.. Beck was treasurer of the
company owning the i'll fated boat and
was making his first trip aboard of
her in the capacity of purser.
While Paul Neumann was ascending
the steps leading up to the second
floor of the judiciary building this
morning, he had the misfortune to
miss his footing and fall some dis
lance. He was slightly bruised. The
damage cases against the Makee SUI
gar Company in which he was inter,
ested, went over until Monday morn
ing on this account.
Manager and Mrs. Dillingham; tool,
n large party composed mostly OF
tourists, over the railroad yesterday
afternoon. A run was made over the
new plantation and EVA mill was
inspected. Upon reaching Waianae
Mr.. Dillingham; found that he could