The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-20

flied column.
Two cottages are for rent. See CIas-
sified column.
The schooner Helene arrived yester-
day from San Francisco.
! The band played the S. S. Ventura
| away at noon today
/ The Italian cruiser Puglia will sail on
/ Wednesday for Yokohama.
The band will play this afternoon on
board the Italian man of war Puglia.
The bark Rhoderic Dhu arrived at
| Hilo from San Francisco last Monday.
| The Supreme Court will resume ses-
sions on Tuesday, with a large talen-
dar
/ A vigorous earthquake visited Hno
/ thursday forenoon between 10 and II
o'clock.
Mems white unlaundered shirts, linen
bosoms for $25 at Whitney & Marsh's
all sizes.
Monday is legal holiday and the
government offices and courts will all
be closed.
The steamer Maui is discharging part
of her cargo of sugar into the bark r.
P. Rithet.
The schooner Ada is to go into the
wood carrying trade between Molokai
and Honolulu.
Portuguese applicants for citizenship
continue to interview Judge Dole about
their qualifications.
Governor Carter and Secretary Atkin-
son returned from Hawaii this morn
ing by the steamer Kinau.
Judge De Bolt this morning granted
Name Silva a divorce from John Silva
on the ground Of desertion.
Next Monday is Washngton's Birth
day The banks will close, and there
will be no meeting of the Stock En-
change.
Purser Beckley Of the steamer Kinau
reports that the S. S. Oregonian went
into Kahului to resume loading sugar
yesterday.
Whitney & Marsh are showing a fine
line Of Alpacas suitable for skirts and
shirt waist suits They are priced
from Coo up.
Pat ODea, the famous fullback foot
ball player of the Wisconsin team from
! 1896 to 1899, is in Honolulu. He is
7 accompanied by his wife.
The flag over the Bank of Hawaii and
on other places of business, We're at
| half-mast this morning in respect to
I the late Henry Waterhouse.
The Churchman says that Major Ed
ward Davis, formerly commandant at.
| Camp Mckinley, has organized a
/ church mission in Zanboango.
! The Hilo Republican Precinct Com
mittee has endorsed Captain w. A. Fet-
ter for Deputy Sheriff. Fetter is cap
tain of Company D, N. G. H.
! Tremendous reductions in millinery
are open to alert buyers this week at
! N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. in order to
make room for spring goods now due.
United States Judge Dole is expected
to rule on George A. Davis motion to
cite Walter G. Smith for contempt,
when the federal court meets on Tues
day
The Honolulu Library will be closed
on Monday, February 22d, Washing
tons Birthday The reading room
will be open as usual, from a. m,
to p. m.
W. w. Foote, the San Francisco at
torney, who has been expecting to visit
Honolulu, is very i'll in San Francisco.
| his recovery Is uOuDIlul, dCCOIulliS "
mail advices.
| The regular meeting of the Y. NJ. c.
A at 4:3O tomorrow will be postponed
in order to allow the members to at
tend the funeral of the late Henry
Waterhouse.
The S. S. Rosecrans which arrived
this morning from San Francisco will
probably take the first return mail to
San Francisco. She will sail the early
part of next week.
| Governor Carter and Secretary At
kinson will find large piles of mail
waiting for them, as well as many
officials and citizens who want to hold
conferences on various subjects.
The Susquehana sailors to the num-
Der of twenty-one abandoned the boat
in Hilo bay last Saturday and are still
about town looking FOR a lay. They
stated that they left because they were
starved aboard.
Since the last adjournment of the
Supreme Court the courtroom has been
repaired and generally overhauled.
New linoleum has been laid on the
floor and there is new green drapery
in front of the bench.
Now that the rain is practically over
you will turn your attention to the gar
den. Remember that all implements