The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-10-12

Large numbers VI people NlSlleu INT
French cruiser Protet yesterday.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
tonight at s o'clock. Work in third de-
gree.
w. G. Cooper, of the First National
Bank sails by the Sierra tomorrow for
the coast on business.
There will be meeting of the Homo
lulu Football Association this evening
at the Y. NJ A at 1880 o'clock.
Thomas Fitch and his wife leave by
the Sierra tomorrow to make their
home in Tonopah, Nevada, hereafter.
Judge Estee lost his dog again on
Saturday. 1t was found by Warden
Henry of Oahu Jail wandering about
the Iwilei district.
Mrs. James Dougherty will receive
the third Monday of the present month,
and first and third Mondays thereafter
There will be a meeting of the lloola
and Hooulu Lahui Society at the Ma.
ternity Home at 10 o'clock a. m,
Wednesday. All members are reuqest-
ed to attend.
The we'll known horse Cyclone has
been purchased by w. G.. Scott and D.
L. Meyer of Waikiki, and will be USED
as buggy horse until time to get MIN
in condition for the races
The regular monthly meeting of the
Mercy and Help Department of The
Epworth League will be held at the
residence of J. Bryant, 1889 Lunall9
street, this evening, at 7:30.
After you have been annoyed iii d
dozen different ways by running wa
ter leakage, bad plumbing and infer
ior material call o. Bath, and he will
prescribe the right remedy
The valuable city property of the
Oahu College situated on Beretania,
Miller and Vineyard streets, will be
sold at public auction on Saturday, No
vember Z, by Jas F. Morgan.
The officers of the French cruiser
Protet were the guests of Acting
French Consul Albert Raas yesterday
in trip down the Oahu Railway, VS.
iting a number of points of interest.
H. Boulton, chairman of the London
Labor Cancellation and Arbitration
Board, who has been here on visit,
sails with his wife and daughter on
the Sierra for San Francisco, tomorrow
1t is said that the cable is visible at
the bottom of the ocean in 90 fathoms
of water, where it curves out to round
Diamond Head, when the water is
smooth, so clear is the water at this
point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klamp are expected ON
the Ventura Wednesday. She was Miss
Agnes Girard, daughter of Col. Girdrd,
U. S. A. They will live in the Neu-
mann cottage on King street near Alo.
ha Lane.
The cars on the Waialae division of
the Rapid Transit system, running to
Palolo and KaimulIi, connect with 9TH
err cars of the system at McCully street
at II and a minutes past the hour.
They leave at the other end on the
hour and half hour.
The monthly meeting of the Ahahui
Iolani will take place in st. Andrews
Cathedral Sunday School room tomor-
row Tuesday, October 10, at p. m.
Morgan will hold a cash sale tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock.
S. B. Boulton, chairman of the Lon
don Labor Cancellation and ATbltla-
ton Board is a guest at the Moana.
The board consists of twelve selected
by the London Chamber of Commerce
and a like number selected by the
trades unions.
owing to an accident to the dummy
engine that hauls the cars connecting
the Peninsula with Pearl City, passen-
gers from the Peninsula yesterday
who expected to arrive in Honolulu at
$50 o'clock did not arrive until two
hours later, another engine being sent
down meanwhile to take the place of
the disabled dummy.