The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-28

for gravity rainfall, "a hours ending
9 a. m. o. absolute moisture 9 a. m,
61grains per cubic foot; humidity 8 a.,
m. 70 per cent.
r. c. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meteorologist
Stove wood at Pacific Transfer Co..
1875 King street.
The Salvation Army is observing the
week of self denial.
Auction sale of furniture at Morgan's
salesroom tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Major Mcclellan will leave for Hno
tomorrow to inspect Company d, ma
tional guard.
Colonel Jones and the governor had a
conference on national guard matters
this morning
Waimanalo Sugar Company stock
ledger will be closed to transfers from
March 20 to March 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. McKenney and
son have booked to sail on the Falls of
Clyde i'm April-Hilo Tribune.
Loans for building purposes negotiat-
ed. See Phoenix Savings. b. & l.. AS
ISOLATION, Judd Building for particulars.
Attorney e. A. Douthitts application
for admission to the Bar Association
has been posted at the judiciary build
ing.
j. j. Walsh and E. NJ. Webster, both
of the Kahului store, leave for China
in short time, to make their homes
there.
Mrs. Griscom, wife of the United
States Minister to Japan, is expected
route to Toxic.
Mr. and Mrs, II. L. Ross of Hilo
/ leave on the Ventura tomorrow for a
visit in Iowa and ohio to be gone for
/ several months.
w. G.. Irwin eco, have received
cable advices announcing that the Ven
/ tura will arrive from the Colonies We'd
nesday morning.
Mrs L. A. COney and family wish to
/ thank the many friends for flowers
and other favors bestowed during their
recent bereavement.
/ The January term of the Circuit
| court is practically ended, most Of the
term cases having been heard or post
pOned to next term.
The band concert at Emma square
/ will not begin until $50 p. m. this
/ evening, owing to special services in
/ Central Union church.
! MIG. Silva pleaded not guilty before
! Judge Robinson this morning to a
! charge of selling liquor on Sunday. The
trial was postponed to next term.
The regular monthly meeting of St
Andrews Guild and Woman Auxil-
larry will be held this afternoon at 2:3C
o'clock in the cathedral Sunday school
room.
A special band concert will be given
at the Hawaiian Hotel tomorrow even
ing for the passengers Of the steamer
Siberia which will remain in port over
night
W. H. Hogs has been appointed by
Chairman c. L. Crabbe as temporary
secretary of the Republican Executive
Committe to succeed the late W. H.
Coney
/ A company of Japanese actors re-
Gently played at Lahaina, Maui, a
newly composed dramatization of the
crime of Tanbara Gisaburo.-Hawaii
ShinpO.
A fine lunch served well, is a daily
feature at the Criterion. Lunch hours
are from II a. m to 1870 p. m. and a
large number of business men attend
every day.
| A dance will be given at the Alex
ander Young Hotel tomorrow evening
for the passengers expected on the
Siberia which will probably be in port
during the evening.
/ A. w. TAYLOR is to address the Re
| search Club at the residence of F. c..
Anterior tomorrow evening. He will
speak on Korea" where he was for
meTly a mining engineer.
! Judge Kahaulelio of Lahaina, author
of the celebrated decision that mar
riages performed elsewhere than in
Hawaii are not valid in this territory,
arrived by the Claudine on Sunday
Circuit Judge Gear is confined to his
home by a cold, and all cases in his
court this morning were postponed to
tomorrow. The judge has been i'll sew
eral days, but is reported better to-
day
]. R, Daggett Of San Francisco who
is largely engaged in the salmon fishery
trade in northern waters, arrived on
Maui by Friday nights Kinau from
Hawaii, and will spend some time with
us.-Maui News.
The report of George Lucas, as mas
ter, approving the accounts of Henry
Smith as guardian of Naomi Miriam
Lazarus, was approved this morning
by Judge De Bolt. The master was
awarded a fee of $25.
Rev. w, M. Kincaid will deliver the
Baccalaureate sermon at the State
University Of Iowa in Iowa City on
June II. He will then go to williams
College where he is to deliver the com
mencement address.
Madame Slapoffsh did not sing at
Central Union church last night as