The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-02-09

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The delay of the Alameda is a cause
of considerable surprise.
The Symphony Club concert at the
Opera House this evening.
Prof. r. c. L. Perkins goes soon on
vacation and will probably go to
England.
The Womans' Exchange have an up
to-date cut flower department in con-
junction with their line of curios.
Beautiful pau skirt materials for
the floral parade can be obtained at N.
S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. See advertise
ment
The Misses Charles will open a guitar
and mandolin studio on Monday, Feb
ruary y, at 1874 Hotel street, opposite
Young Hotel.
w. L. Wyman is about again after
a lengthy confinement in the hospital.
He recently underwent an operation
for hernia.
The Kamehameha Alumni Associa-
ton give a dance tomorrow night for
the purpose of raising funds to de-
fray the expenses of a track team.
Alexander Nylung was given 10 days
in Jail today by Judge Whitney for as
sault and battery on Ole Johansen.
The men were employed on the dredger
Captain Carly of the American-Ha-
waiian steamer Oregonian has been SUI
perseded by Captain Nicols. The Ore
gonian is now on her way from New
York to Honolulu.
| Wong Kai Kah, who escorted Prince
| Pu Lun to the States last year and
/ who has many friends i'm Honolulu,
died in Yokohama on January % of
/ heart failure.
, S. Kapea was found guilty today Of
the theft of some coal from the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Company
Judge Whitney suspended sentence to-
/ day for a month.
The eclipse of the moon last night
was watched by interested people all
over the city. The sky was entirely
clear so that it was visible under the
best possible conditions.
! Charles Gardner was arrested today
| by the police on two warrants, one
charging him with the embezzlement
of 800 from J. E. Kearney and the 9TH
er with selling liquor without a license.
At the Thursday Club last evening
Rev G. d. Edwards gave an address
on christianity and its force in Char
acter Building" Archdeacon Jefferis
gave an Illustrated lecture on his
travels.
An outdoor moonlight service will be
held this evening at 1880 near the stone
fountain on the bank of the river in
Moanalua. Bishop Hamilton and Mrs.
S. e. Damo will be in charge. All
are welcome.
James B. Castle received cable
gram from Mr.. Thielen late yesterday
afternoon saying that 65 families of
Molokans are coming on the China. A
special train from Los Angeles will
carry them to the steamship dock. The
China should arrive here on the 18th.
The lecture by Bishop Hamilton on
mischief in Mexico" is to be deliver
ed on February Is at odd Fellows
Hall The lecture, dealing as It does
with the Mexican banditti is replete
with humor and with pathOs. The
Bishop is at his best in describing the
different lands and customs he has
seen and that there will be large at
tendance goes without saying.
A meeting of the chronological So
ciety was held at the Bureau of Agri-
culture and Forestry last evening
Jacob Kotinsky showed some moths
= that had been Matched from cocoons
sent here from Maryland. Prof Per-
kins read a paper on Bug-hunting on
Tantalus. 1t was there he had found
a specimen of the plusia pterylots
moth, the only specimen known to be
in existence.
Upon invitation of DR. Kincaid, the
pastor of Central Union Church. the
Methodist Congregation will unite with
the Central Union next Sunday even
ing and Bishop John w. Hamilton will
preach. The Bishop sails on the 10th