The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-05
r. c. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meterologist.

Territorial Meterologist.
The T.. NJ. Jones murder trial is set
for Monday before Judge Robinson.
The officers of the Hawaiian Sugar
co. for the ensuing year appear in
this issue.
Fred L. Waldron returned on the
/ China after a business trip to San
. Francisco.
The largest and most complete assort-
ment of curious can be had at the Wo-
mans Exchange.
The sketch class of the Kilohana Art
League will meet at $3.50 p. m. today
at the League rooms.
Joseph Marsden returned to San
Francisco by the Siberia, after visit
here Of some weeks.
The China and Siberia departed to-
day the former for the Orient and the
latter for San Francisco.
/ Mrs. Neumann sailed by the Siberia
today, en- route to England where her
daughter is to be married.
{ The Criterion Saloon will serve a
/ Merchants Hot Lunch daily from II a.
m. to p. m. commencing Monday,
March Z.
/ A large party of tourists returned by
the Kinau from a visit to Kilauea, eX-
pressing themselves as pleased with
the trip.
/ Whitney & Marsh are sole agents for
the Warner Rust-proof ard Redfern
Corsets. They have nice girdle corset
as low as 50 cents.
/ Try some of the Heinz 81 varieties
of good things for the table. If your
grocer is up-to-date he has full line.
H. Hackfeld & Co., agents.
DR.. Masami Nakabayashi of San
Francisco is aboard the China en- route
to Japan, to act as an army surgeon.
He was in the Boxer trouble.
The awning over Lawrence and
Company's cigar store caught fire last
night but the blaze was eXtinguished
before the department arrived.
Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Nash, formerly
Of Hilo, where Rev. Nash was pastor
of the First Foreign church, were de-
parting passengers by the Siberia.
John Fox, Jr.. on the China, is en-
route to Japan to represent Scribner's
Magazine. He is the author of "The
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come.
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peller blades while entering san Fran
cisco harbor last month. 1t is thought
a derelict log was struck by the pro-
peller.
\. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. have re-
caived their 1904 styles of Knickerbock-
err shirt waists and have them now on
display. A fine assortment of pretty
patterns.
Cabin passengers for s. 5. Sonoma
leaving Tuesday, March S, are request !
ed to secure their tickets on Monday, !
March 18th, at the office Of VIM. G. r.
win & Co.
The motions to quash the indictments
in the voucher cases and challenges OF
the panel of the Grand jury are to be
argued before Judge Robinson on
Monday morning.
Harry D. Thirkield who was book
keeper for Benson, Smith & Co., has
been appointed cashier of the Insular
Cold Storage and Ice Plant at Manila.
He left here in November.
Dl. John McMullen, lately of the U.
s. Marine Hospital Service at Hong
king says that DR.. and Mrs. White,
formerly of Honolulu, are comfortably
situated in their new home at Hong
kong.
An informal dance was given last
evening at the Moana Hotel, which
was attended by many society towns
folk and a large number of visitors
from the Siberia and China. The re-
! ception room was used for dancing
! w. T. Brigham entertained three or
| four hundred people at Pauahi Hall
last evening with an account of his
! experiences in New Zealand while there
a few months ago. The address was
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Research club
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Morgan sailed
by the Siberia this morning with their
little daughter Ramona. She re-
ceived an injury to her spine in play
some time ago, and is being taken to
the French Hospital, San Francisco
for treatment.
If you have never seen those attract
live Chinese mating rugs you can see
them in Levers & Cookies salesrooms
on second floor Many handsome pat
terms are now on display and one need
not feel that buying is necessary in or
der to see them.
Thomas ]. Diven, with his sister Mrs
Nash who have been spending the
winter at the Hawaiian Hotel, sailed
by the Siberia for their home in H.
linois. Mr. Diven is an attorney who
was prominent both in practice and in