The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-19
r. c. LYDECKER.
Territorial Meteorologist.

Carlo Juan was given a month in Jail
for stealing Tour loaves of bread
Today was the hottest day this year.
The temperature at the weather bureau
was So at noon.
Ten shares of stock of Hall d Son
Ltd, will be sold at auction tomorrow
! by James F. Morgan
The Italian bark Lothian will sail to-
morrow morning for Callao, her mas
| ter having recovered sufficiently to re-
| sumo the voyage.
| An administrator notice to creditors
of the estate of Andrew j. Cahill APP
pears in this issue.
The Merchants lunch at the Critic
rion is gaining in popularity every day.
The dishes are well cooked and we'll
served and the price is reasonable.
The funeral of the late Hon. II. NJ
Whitney yesterday afternoon was
largely attended Governor Carter and
many business and professional men
We're in attendance
The case of the five Chinese charged
with rainding a house during the Waia-
lua riot. We're continued until August
% by Judge Lindsay today.
The wedding of Miss Rose Kauioaa-
pia Ewaliko and Seong Ian Akana took
place last night at the Mormon church
The church was beautifully decorated
any many friends attended.
There was no quorum present at the
regular monthly meeting of the Build
ers and Traders Exchange last night
and the meeting stood adjourned, sub
iect to the call of the chair
When you want choice table delfcacias
visit the delicatessen counter of Metro
pulitan Meat Co There you will find
the finest kinds Of cheese. pickles,
spiced and smoked fish, etc
The steamer Waialeale Will go to all
Kauai ports tonight, to take explosives.
She has been laid w for some months.
The steamer Mauna Loa is discharg-
ing sugar at the Oceanic wharf.
The charge of assault to commit muir
der against LeOng Chez a case growing
out of the recent Waialua riot among
Chinese, was continued Antil August 26
by Judge Lindsay today.
Fugimoto was charged today with
stealing some Japanese clothes and Le-
ing unlawfully on the premises of an
otherf. Officer Espinda arrested him.
The cases We're continued until tomor-
row by Judge Lindsay today.
Professor Barton will lecture at Bish- |
OPP Hall, Punahou on Monday night un-
der he auspices of the Young Mems Re
search Club. The lecture will be en-
titled "A Summer Trip to Greenland
Inoue, a Japanee was a prosiner in
the clutches of the Federal officers was
brought before L. S Commissioner
Judd yesterday on a charge of fornica-
ton under he act of March 3, 1887. On
his preliminary examination he was
held to answer and will appear at the
October term
Captain Averdam, of the Pacific Qua
no and Fertilizer Company, was made
happy yesterday by the receipt of a ca
blegram from Bremen Germany. 1t
announced the birth of grand daugh-
ter. the captains daughter having be-
come a mother. The Captain lost no
time in cabling substantial congratula-
tons. and he received many congraIu-
lations from Honolulu friends.
Examination of candidates for enter
ing the Honolulu High School Will be
held at the High School building on
Monday and Tuesday, August % and 81.
The only business transacted at the
baseball meeting last night was the
drawing of practice days for the next
week The days are as follows: Mon
day. H A. c.; Tuesday, Punahous;
Wednesday, Rams; Thursday, Males;
| Friday, Elks.
A bill was granted for foreclosure of
mortgage this morning in the case OF
| Louisa l. Lame against NJ. D. Monsar-
RAFT and others. The plaintiff got
! Judgment for the amOunt of her claim
| $25OO ana costs. p. d. Kellett Jr., was
appointed a commissioner to sell the
| property.