The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-10-02

NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
The dry weather at Hamakua and
Kohala still continues.
Born, on Saturday last, to the wife
of J. u. Iosepa, son.
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There were thrty-twn cases on the
Police Court calendar this morning.
The Mokolii brought two more lepets
for the receiving station on Saturday.
Conductors Of the O. K. g. l.. Co
are to be supplied with new uniforms
There was an interesting meeting q
boys at the Y NJ. c. A. on Saturday
afternoon.
The Bishop If Panopols conducted
high mass Yesterday In the Catholic
church OF Waiuku.
Stturday's bal. game resulted n t.v /
the Unknowns by SC re # IL
against 8 f.r the Planets.
During the absence Of British Vic, q
Consul Walker his duties viii b, Ier.
formed by f. NJ. Swanzy.
Two Chinese were arrested tbs
mornlng-one for assault and b tt,y
and the other f,r gambling,
The Government has pad $Iooo fur
the extra land required to widen ia
Waikiki road at HOPKINS switch
1t is raining heavily from time to
time up Nuuanu, over an inch being re.
ported from Ludkaha since Saturday
HOLSTER & Co. display a fine photo
graph Ct the laying Of the corner stone
If the Midwinter Fair Exhibit n 1t
San Francisco.
{. R. Collins, the practical carriage
trimmer, saddler and harness maker,
has notice to the public in to-day's
advertising columns.
Ruth Richardson, daughter of Mrs
Jules Richardson of Hilo, broke her
right arm in Jumping from the limb Of
a tree on the 2Ist ult
About thirty sailors from the Phila-
delphia attended the morning service
at the Central Union yesterday. Cap
tain Barker was also in the audience.
Considerable amusement was created
on Emma street on Saturday evening
about $50 by the equestrian antics Of
a number Of sailors from the Phlla-
delphia.
The petition for the examination Of
the administrators final account and
petition FIR discharge in the estate Of
c. w. Hart, deceased, will be heard by
Judge Cooper on Friday.
ohS ibSdiIS lJCloOllJ lNO SiIN ~ 10 'lISIS
and one boy, who was committed to
the Reformatory school, arrived from
HIlO on Saturday, consigned to the
care of the MarShal's office.
All Lam, the Chnaman who was
caught stealing sacks from I m
Chrrstly's stable, pleaded guilty on Satur-
day and was sentenced to sixty days
Imprisonment with hard labor.
The visiting Friends from Philadel-
phia returned on the CIaudine FROM
visit to Maui and sp Ike in the P,rtu
guese church last evening. They "lll
60 to the Coast On the Australia.
Yokohama, a Japanese laborer VINO
had deserted his contract with the Ha-
wailan Com ercial and Sugar Com.
pany for three months past, has been
arrested, but upon agreeing to return t
work has been set at liberty.
The Woman's Board Of Missions will
meet to morrow TUESDAY At 2:3o P. NJ.
in the vestry # Central Union Church
An interesting paper or kindergarten
work will be red by Mrs. Thompson.
A cordial invitation is extended to al.
ladies interested in mission work.
A party was given at the residence ,f
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker, kukui lane,
Saturday evening, which was participated
in by a number f their friends, with
dancing, singing, etc, as the features
of the evening. The party broke up
at late hour and every one went home
much pleased,
Mr.. Blount, who has impaired all
the information on the subject secured
by him viii in Hawaii, ard has had
frequent conferences with the President
and Secretary Of State, in which he out.
lined his views in the mater, made h S
Official sdleu this afternoon, and left
for his home in Georgia. His con.
mt ction with the Hawaiian question,
botn officially and unofficlalIy, has
end, door. Ne19 York San.
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