The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-06-10

trained under the management of Mrs.
L. f. Folsom and Miss van Decrling.
Fresh crabs and shrimps arrived in
the Alameda this morning for Me
tropoitau Meat Co. Also variety Of
choice fish. At the vegetable counter
are cauliflower, rhubarb, artichokcs,
asparagus. green peas and all Cali
fornia fruits and vegetables in sea-
son. Cherries, apricots and Cautelopes
are expected.
Mrs. j. c. Cohen entertained ycstcr-
day at a very charming card party
i'm her apartments at the Alexander
Dung Hotel. Pedro was the game
and the prizes were very handsome
ones The celebrated Alexander
Young Hotel punch and other refresh
ments were served. The first prize
was won by Mrs. Abrams. the second
by Mrs. Soulc and the consolation
prize by Mrs. Allan Dunn.
The stockbooIis of the Oahu Sugar
Co.. will be closed to transfers from
the 18th to the 18th inst
Fourteen people departed for Sau
Francisco today by the bark kaiuIani.
She took a fun cargo of sugar.
Miss Edna Erouse, a niece of Mrs.
Frank l.. lIoogs returned by the Ala
media today to spend her school yaca-
ton. She will return to Irving In
stitutc i'm the autumn
An unknown four mas ed bark laden
with lumber and shingles, passed Dia-
mond Head this morning steering
south. She was reported by Diamond
Head Charlie.
The sale was reported on the stock
Exchange this morning of 2G75 shares of
kahuliu Plantation stock at S1S. The
transaction was negotiated by Hastead
q Co. The total amount of the trans
action was S4S,15O.
l.. \. Thurston and f. T.. Paxton are
still in San Francisco i'm connection
with the affairs of Olaa Plantation
/ and the Dillingham; interests Thcy
state that the prospects are quite en-
encouraging for Mr.. Dillingham;. e..
/ f. Dillingham; is taking no part in the
management of his affairs at present
however, as he is still i'm a sanitarum
! for his health. lie was quite i'll after
! his arrival at San Francisco but his
health is reported to be greatly inn
| proved now.
4. W. Macfarlane Hawaiian Commits
Sioner to In" st. Louis Exposition is
still i'm San Francisco. He expect TO
sail for Honolulu by the 5. s. Siberia
this week. He was unable to attend
the ENpoSiton He went to Califor-
mia to attend some graduation eN-
crcises i'm which his daughter parti-
| cipated. Commissioner Macfarlane is
! still very enthusiastic regarding the
! possibility of Hawaii sending an cN-
hibit to the ST. Louis Exposition and
! he is quite likely to take up this mat
| ter again with the citizens and com
mercial bodies, on his arrival
The S. S. Alameda arrived this
/ morning from San Francisco with
three days later mail. She brought a
much larger crowd of passengers than
usual, there being 43 in the cabin and
/ IA steerage. The vessel had 1850
| tons of general cargo for Honolulu.
Among the passengers were some
well known people. Frank l.. Hoogs
manager of the Hawaiian Star. re-
turned rom attending the st. Louis
| Exposition as the representative of
the local press at the International
| Press Congress.
Accompanying Mr.. IIoogs was A.
NJ. Burns formerly of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle STAFF. Mr. Burns
severed his connection with that pa
per to accept position on the edi-
torial staff Of he Star.
The steamer fanalei is to sail for
San Francisco some time next week
under private charter. Tickets are
being sold by the charterers. y spe-