The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-07-04
r. c. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meteorological.

H. G, MOSSman has notice IN TINS
issue.
Koloa Plantation on Kauai stopped
grinding last Friday.
There will be a stated meeting of Ha-
waiian Lodge this evening.
me Lucky Day at E. w. Jordan &
Co, Ltd, last week was Friday, July l.
The bark Emily f. VIII they will be-
gin to load sugar tomorrow at Maka-
well.
DR.. Bayard Cra'g of Denver occupied
the pulpit of Central Union Church yes
terday.
The fire department made the only
showing in the parade aside from the
military.
Fireworks were scarce in Honolulu
this year and there was little noise in
the city today.
The Board of Health baseball team
defeated the Hackfeld team, q to 90 at
Kapoilani park yesterday.
See Morgan's column for auction sale.
:. Copper plate cards printed on short
notice by II. F. Wichman & Co.
The Silva grocery store, corner of
King and Beckley Road, Kalihi, was
broken open Saturday night and rob-
bed.
The Wilder vessels will sail a day late
this week owing to today being the
Fourth of July and no business being
done
The Honolulu Employment Agency
has removed to larger and more COM
modious quarters on Alakea street near
Beretania.
Edmund Fl. Hart took the oath as a
deputy clerk of the judiciary depart
ment for the Second Circuit before
Judge A. N. Kepoikai on July 1.
Brother Frank of st. Louis College
and Brother Thomas of the Waikiki
school leave Wednesday on the Alamo
da for a two-months vacation on the
mainland
Josephine L. Cornwell widow of w.
II. Cornwen, has filed an election TO
take the provision made for her in the
will of her late husband, renomcing her
right to dover in his estate.
The annual meeting of the Associa
ted Charities of Hawaii will be held
at o'clock in Wednesday afternoon in
the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Judge
Dole will deliver an address.
A special Fourth of July meeting will
be held at Ne Salvation Army hall this
evening at o'clock. The meeting will
be conducted by Major Mileaps, whose
subject will be, "Freedom-What is it?'
The Criterion lunch is gaining new
friends every day. The bill of fare Is
changed daily and the dishes are well
cooked and we'll served. The food is
cooked on the premises by n competent
chef
Helen G. Alexander has brought an
action against Mary A. S. Rose, claim
ing $1,000 damages for right of way OBJ
structed since August 20, 1904, upon
property in Fort street, near Vineyard
street.
This is the last week of the Lucky
Day feature, also the last week of e.
w. Jordan & Co., Ltd, in their tenn
porary quarters. Take advantage of this
you may never again have another OPP
portunity.
1t makes no diffeence if you are slim,
stout, short, tall, or of perfect proper
tons you can always secure a correct
fit from Servers Improved Elastic
Seam Drawers. Sold by NJ McInerny,
Ltd, agents
u. S. Commiss oner a. F. Judd has
released Hoo Chun from a charge OF
perjury after examination. j. J. Dunno
presented the information, and A. S.
Humphreys and Lyle 4. Dickey con-
Quoted the defence.
A bullet was fired into the Honolulu
Photo Supply Conpany's window at
about ten oc'ock Saturday night, cutt-
ing THROUGH the plate glass. 1t is not
known who fired it.
Holmes & Stanley have filed a motion
in the divorce suit of Frederick w
Mage VS.. Mary (Molly) Mage, for a
comm ssion to take the testimony of DR.
Joseph w Henry and Dr. Arthur Nc
Ginty in San Francisco
Lieutenant Wesley X. Hamilton, Ar
tiHery Corps, has received orders to re-
main in Honolulu with the Coast Ar
tillery now here. The orders were re-
ceived during a farewell luau which
was gwen the Ii u en- mt Sat + ay right
he having previously been ordered t
the Preside.
A cricket match was played at Moa'
nalua today between scotland" anC
crest of Honolulu" "Rest of Honolulu
will be selected from the following:
Beardmore, f. Harrison, Henry, w. L
Stanley, r. A. Jordan, T. gill, f. c
Smith, Capt. Kelley Reid Center, Capt
Tullett. D. F. Jenkins, c. p. Morse
Lambert.
|. THOMAS IS EXPECTED.