The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-22

/ ended at noon ,lS3 miles.
ALEX. Nice. ASHLEY,
/ Section Director, U. S. Weather Bureau
A probate notice appears in this is
/ sue.
The bark Olympic is to sail for San
/ Francisco today.
! The Democrats will hold a ratification
meeting at the Orpheum.
! The bark Santiago will sail on Mon
! day at noon for San Francisco.
The fashionable printed dress nets,
/ with organdy designs at Whitney &,
Marshs
The schooner Aloha sighted wreck
age on September 3, in Lat 1890 north
Long 12S:4O west
Novelty week at Whitney & Marshs.
You must pay them a visit to discover
all that that means.
e. O. Hall & Son have received 10 of
the new Winchester thumb trigger %
calibre rife and are selling them at the
low price of "a each.
The Republicans will hold a big meet
ing tonight at the junction of Bethel
| and Hotel street. The senatorial and
other Candidates will be present.
The Democrats were busy spellbind-
ing last night meetings being held at
the corner of Wyllie and Nuuanu street
and at the pumping station at Kalihi.
On page l is shown misses spring
heel shoe for $3.50 which is a product
of the famous makers Utz and Dunn
and sold bv Manufacturers Shoe Co.
Mrs. G. F. Hart and Miss F. j. Note
desire to express their heartfelt thanks
to the many kind friends who attended
the funeral of the late Mrs Kenahu
Brenig.
Charles Motley and his party went
from Hawaii to Maui on the last Mauna
LOa. They intend to tour Maui, La
/ mai and Molokai before coming back to
] Honolulu.
I A fire aboard the 5. 5. Minnesota one
of Jim Hills big freighters, occurred
| at Norfolk, Va, while the vessel was
| loading coal. The fire i'm the coal was
! promptly eXtinguished.
Note the special bargains in N. S,
Sachs ad today for Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday. $3.50 ladies shirt
waist patterns $1.4O; soc chidren's hats
2jc: 15c and 2Oc ladies' ribbed vests. 1Oc.
Yesterday the immigration Station
received a cablegram from the Secre-
tary of Commerce and Labor. directing
the inspectors to show Prince Fushimi
of Japan such special courtesies as beft
his rank
Babies baskets, silk-Iined sewing
baskets, ladies' shopping baskets, ham
per and other novelties in basketry. At
Lewis 81 Co., 1853 King street. Go and
see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tenney will
leave on the steamship Manchuria next
Friday for San Francisco and will res
turn to Honolulu in January. 1t is
possible the Tenneys may extend their
visit to New York and Washington.
The indicated Magazine team
cross bats with the Honolulu Iron
Works team of the Winter League. The
former team is captained by Bushnell
of the Elks. The game will be called
at $3.50 a. m. at Makiki field tomorrow.
DR.. Kitasato the famous japanese
bacteriologist, was in town during the
stay of the Mongolia and stated that
Prof. Koch. the German scientist, would
be unable to visit Japan this year, but
he hoped to go there the coming sum
! mer.
Miguel Lugan, the O. r. & l.. Co
ticket seller that was apprehended q
couple of days ago has confessed. The
charge will be entered against him as
soon as the exact amount is ascertain
| ed. 1t is thought the amount of the
populations MAJ run over $4,000.
The following bids We're received at
| the Public Works Department for con-
structing a one-room schOolhouse with
| teachers apartment at Kaawa, KOo-
| lauloa, Oahu: ]. Mansfield, 40 days, ST.
615; A. Evensen, 40 days, $1772; H. De-
fries so days, $1S27; H. f. Bertelmann,
40 DAYS, S1S46.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock d. w.
! Anderson and F. c. Sheldon will play
Is holes for the first place in the Manoa
Golf Club. Anderson is at present re-
cognized as the champion of the islands
and is at present in first place in the
above club. The preent championship
list of the Manoa club is as follows: d.
w. Anderson, 1; F. c. Sheldon 2; Allan
Dunn, 8; D. Rose, A; H. b. Sinclair, 5.
Two interesting ball games will be
played at Kapiolani park tomorrow. The
II first game will be called by Umpire