The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-19
r. c. LYDECKER,
Territorial MeteOrologist.
A skn was found in the channel

Territorial Meteorologist.
A skiff was found in the channel.
All public offices will be closed on
Monday May 30 Decoration Day.
A notice to Bondholders of Eva
Plantation CO.. is published in this
issue.
The Honolulu Employment Agency
| furnishes help of all kinds free of
charge.
The Treasurer is ready to pay regis
tered warrants. See by authority no
tice in this issue.
| The revenue cutter Theus sailed this
morning on her first cruise in this
collection. district.
The Siberia is due tomorrow from
the Orient. She will have 200 tons of
cargo for Honolulu.
! A complete and up to date stock of
drugs, chemicals and toilet articles at
| Chambers DR. Co.
! Another dance will be given this
! Saturday evening at the Kapiolani Ma
! ternity Home pavilion.
! Special sale in dinner and tea sets
at w. w. Dimond & Co. A cut Of
| 80 1-3 per cent will be made for one
week only.
| Prince Kuhio is expected to meet
| Governor Carter in San Francisco and
will probably go East with the rest of
the Republican delegation.
The Merchants lunch at the Critic
rion is gaining in popularity every day.
The dishes are we'll cooked and well
served and the price is reasonable.
Letters from Queen Liliuokalani
state that her illness reported by cable
is not serious. She is to leave San
! Francisco for Honolulu next Thursday.
Asa the japanese sneak thief, tried
to escape from the chain gang by hid
! ing in a gunny sack recently. He was
discovered and Is now wearing a ball
and chain.
Judge De Bolt this morning discharg-
ed most of the jurors who have been
| serving this term. Some will continue
to serve with new lot summoned for
next Monday.
! Mrs. H. Wingate Lake is giving a
card party this afternoon at the Alex
ander Young Hotel complimentary to
| Mrs. and Miss Splivalo, who are to.
leave for the coast soon.
The boxing carnival to be held while
! the men of Admiral Glass squadron is
in port, will be neld a week from Sat
urday night at the new Chinese thea
tire, Hotel street near River. 49,
The residents and property owners
on ,Anapuni, Dominis, College and
! Hastings streets have petitioned the
Superintendent of Public Works for the
improvements of those streets.
! Clarence Marshal a marine on the
cruiser New York, was cut about the
face by a companion last night on
Hotel street. Marshall was sent 70
the Queens Hospital. His injuries
are not serious.
The cruiser Tacoma sailed today on
its cruise in search of De Greaves lost
island and possible survivors of the
slOop of war Levant which sailed from
Hawaii in 1853 and has never been
heard OF since.
A reception by Governor Carter to
the Filipino Commissioners expected by
the Siberia tomorrow, may be one of
the features of the entertainment of
these representatives, of one of our
insular possessions.
The Theodore Roosevelt Command
No 249 will hold a special meeting next
Monday evening in their quarters in
the RECON block. Some very important
business is to be transacted and all
members are expected to be present.
Prof. Albert W. Smith husband of
Mrs. Mary Roberts Smith, both well
known in Honolulu, has resigned his
professorship at Stanford and accepted
the post of director of Sibley College of
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
at Cornell University.
Oklahoma City which is preparing
for a celebration of it's sixteenth an
niversary as a community, at the st.
Louis Fair, Oklahoma Day, September
5, has asked Hawaii our neighbor
in the isles" to send message or
greeting on the occasion.
Ellis Lando who is a cadet at Anna
polls writes that Hawaii is entitled TO
another cadet there. A son of Cap
tain Pond who was stationed here in
command of the Iroquois, and was
lately here in command of the U. S
Supply, was the first naval cadet APP
pointed from Hawaii.
James Duncan Hague who has been
at the Alexander Young Hotel for some
time sailed with the United States
cruiser Tacoma this morning on hel
search for 'lost islands" between here
and the coast, and possible survivors
of the United States sloop of wal
Ievant which was lost forty-foul
years ago.
The evangelistic services conducted
by Rev. o -. Hamilton and SINCE
Frank A. Wilkinson, began last even
ing at the Christian church on Alake'
street. There was a good attendance
Rev. Hamilton is . very interesun
| .oaolyar Mr. wilkins son is a delight