The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-25
r. c. LYDECKER.
Territorial Meteorological.

Eleven Chinese gamblers were fined
IS and costs each today by Judge Lind
say.
Monday September 5th, being a legal
holiday all government offices will be
closed.
John Jameson a chronic indolent, was
given month in Jail by Judge Lindsay
this morning.
Tim Murphy has challenged Bill Hui
hui to a fight, agreeing to stop" him
in six rounds.
The steamer Noeau sails today for
Ahukini and Hanamaulu with emigr-
antssfOr the plantation.
The next mail to San Francisco will
depart by the s. S. Korea expected here
/ about September 6 from the Orient
! Yoshida and Kagi were fined $40 each
this morning by Judge Lindsay for hav-
ing che-fa tickets in their possession.
The entire furniture of the Hotel Met
ropole will be sold at auction tomorrow
at 10 a. m. See MOrgan's column for
particulars
The S. S. Hawaiian sailed last even
ing from Kahului for Hilo Alexander
and Baldwin were notified by wireless
of the departure.
All Kai charged with the theft of a
quantity of clothes, was before Judge
Lindsay this morning, and the case was
continued until tomorrow.
Bids for lumber, galvanized pipe and
other material are being advertised by
the local marine hospital service The |
bids will be opened August go
Domingo FeTeira was fined So and |
costs this morning by Judge Lindsay
for driving over a Japanese boy on the |
way home from the polo game.
The Merchants lunch at the Critic !
riOn is gaining in popularity every day. |
The dishes are well cooked and well |
served and the price is reasonable.
The S. S. Alameda will arrive here !
September with the next mail from
San Francisco. This means that there |
will be another long wait of nine days |
between mails.
j. w. Edwards was arres ed last night
on a charge of carrying concealed wea- |
pons. He is alleged to have flourished |
a revolver at Iwilei This morning his |
bail was forfeited in the police court.
All of the schooners of the Allen and /
Robinson fleet, are laid up now with the |
exception of the Ka Moi. She will be
operated during the slack season be-
tween Honolulu and Honoipu and Ko-
halalele.
e. p Dole is securing patents on
several inventions in Washington. Non
Reliable bottles and a stopper that
shows when bottles have been opened
no matter how they are closed again,
are the inventions,
The case of the widow of Samuel
Makaliilii against the bark tOlympic !
COMPANY proceeded this morning be-
fore U. S. Commissioner Judd by the
taking of evidence relative to her mar
riage to the deceased.
A number of notices to mariners lights !
and buoys on the Pacific Coast have
been issued by Light Inspector Niblack.
The steamer Mikahala will be the
only regular island steamer sailing to-
day. She goes to Kauai ports.
Lau Yen the Chinese who arrived
here July is by the S. S. China and was
refused landing, was today order by
the United States court to be deported,
he having appealed. The man will be
sent back to China on the Doric tod9o.y.
A few exquisite silk UNDERGRADUATES
with portrait of ~ are queen printed on
'iie S''p ~ Will be placed on sale at the
zaar on Saturd"- - o. num-
Der Of -, .o,,s win also
Ne placed on sale ,.os
4 Mort Matsutaro, a Japanese VINO was
convicted on charge of Illicit dlstlli-
ing on November 26 of last year was SET
free TODAY. He was sentenced to seven
months Imprisonment and to pay hne
Of 5000. but he was unable to pay the
fine He took the poor man 8 oath 10
day before U. S. Commissioner Iuuu'