The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-08-09

Treasury warrants 1901 to 1850 are
payable on presentation.
The S. S. Stanley Dollar left the
Sound for San Francisco on July 90.
There will be a meeting Of the Board
of Health at o'clock this afternoon.
Ninety-siX CABIN passengers depart
ed by the $ 5. Mongolia yesterday from
Honolulu.
Mrs. Resale Weir is expected to re-
turn by the transport Sherman due here
about Saturday.
The transport Sherman due here
about, Saturday from San Francisco
will bring the next mail.
Clark's Farm Wahiawa butter can
always be obtained from us. Price 45
cents per pound. Henry May & Co
Mrs. Eddie Damon will hold a gospel
meeting at the Peniel Mission this
"wednesday evening at o'clock. All
are welcome.
A tool glass Of delicious Primo Lager
or Worzburger Beer at lunch or be-
tween meals during the day will re-
fresh and inyigorate you as nothing
else can.
Ohand was brought to the police
station this morning on a charge of
fighting. He is alleged to have threat
ened to kill another japanese employ
ed at the Leahi Dairy.
c. William Rosenstock, Commission
err for the Philippine Islands to the
Lewis & Clark Exposition, was caller
in town yesterday. He is connected
with the Manila Bulletin.
H. Hackfeld & Company We're adj
vised by cable today that the S. S.
China left Yokohama for Honolulu Au-
gust 8 with a charge of 300 tons for
this port and accommodations for IS
passengers. She is due here August
II.
Ii is reported that Delegate Kghio
has stated to friends that he intends
to seek a denomination when his term
expires. There is a general belief that
when he was given the nomination last
year it was on condition that he would
not seek another term of office.
The bark Gerard c. Tobey sailed for
san Francisco today with a cargo Of
1858 tons Of sugar, She carried as pas
sengers Mrs. James and two boys who
took passage originally by the w. II.
Marst5n, but returned with the vessel
TO port on account of the schooner
leaking.
NcCabe, Hamilton and Kenny made
a new record for rapid dischargng yes
terday on the s. S. Mongolia. The
stevedores got to work at 1926 a. m.
discharging and by p. m. had the
entire cargo out. They discharged l.
1856 tons in that time working Z of the
8 matches of the vessel simultaneously.
An inquest was held Monday night
to determine the cause of death of
George V. Mignot a native of Great
Britain, aged 3D. The jury returned
a verdict to the effect that the deceas-
ed had been drowned while in a fit of
insanity. He was found drowned in a
bath tub at his house up Nuuanu val
ley Saturday, August 5.
Old pupils of Brother Thomas of ST.
Louis College, entertained him last
evening on the eve of his departure for
stockton, California, where he will
work in future. Senator John Lane
presided. Acting Governor Atkinson
was one Of the guests. Brother Tho
mas has been here twenty years, The
alumni of the college presented him
with a gold watch.
Announcement is made in San Fran
cisco of the engagement of Miss Mana
Mighell and Adrian Splivalo, formerly
steward Of the Alexander Young Hotel.
Miss Mighell is the daughter of the
great ship owner W. e. Mighell who
passed through here on his way to San
Francisco from tie colonies last De-
cember. 1t was reported then that he
was the "angel" of the Maud Amber
company which was here a little over
a year ago.