The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-11-06
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

an interesting question tonight.
There are no tidings from Patrick
Cullen, the escaped convict, today.
NJ. d. Monsarrat and Tom Cooke
have gone to Kona on surveying bust
ness.
j. f. Morgan will sell various shares
of stock at his salesrooms tomorrow
noon.
Moepona, charged with distilling
liquor, is on trial in the Police Court
today.
w. G.. Irwin received two fine bulls
and two cows by the Dimond this
morning.
E. S. Young has associated himself
with the Standard Oil Co. tie is at
Shanghai
Postmaster General Dat will board
the w. G. Hall at Maalaea bay and pro-
coed to Kona.
j. \. Hopper and II. F. Wichman
both received fine buggy horses by the
Dimond this morning.
All Siono was arrested this after
noon for unlawfully having in posses
sion several cans of opium.
The social of the Y. p. S. c. +. of the
Central Union church will take place
in the church parlors this evening.
Policeman Harry Evans. on duty
along the water front, will return on
the Mokoii from Molokai tonight
One or two men of the barracks pro-
pose starting IN the half mile cham
pionship swimming event on the 10th
inst.
While working aboard the steamer
Kauai. Punaluu. native sailor, had
two fingers taken Off of his right
hand.
On account of the damage to Mr..
Rowell's breast works on Nuuanu
stream the dredger had rest last
night.
Some seats laid aside for the Tro-
vatore performance will be sold at
noon tomorrow. unless previously
called for.
The Y. H. |. met last evening and
transacted the usual routine business.
Three new members were taken into
the order
NJ. McInerny, haberdasher, publishes
today list of the correct fashions for
both formal and informal receptions,
weddings, etc.
Joseph o. Carter today filed with
the clerk of the Circuit Court his first
and final account of the estate of w.
James Smith.
l.. L. McCandless offers for sale ten
French Norman and six carriage
horses, all standard bred and in ex-
cellent condition.
The cases against Tom Mearns and
Kaenaawa, charged with assault, were
continued today in the Police Court
until next Tuesday.
j. f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of mares and colts at the stables
of j. |. Dowsett, Queen street, at ~
o'clock noon tomorrow.
Kehalewai and Leonka, two of the
four lads who escaped from the Re-
form school few days ago, were cap
tured today by the police.
Capt. Z. Renken, mounted patrol,
turned the y Ray on his broken hand
and discovered that several of the
small bones were not properly set.
The LOG Chinese held in quarantine
during the past week were released to-
day. They will be distributed to the
various plantations tomorrow.
At p. m. tomorrow there will be a
practice foot ball game at the ball
park between two elevens of the Town
club to select the team to meet the
Regiment.
superintendent Atkinson of the Cen
sus Bureau stated today that he would
in all likelihood be able to make pub
lie the rough totals of the recent CEN
sus early next week.
The Hawaiian Amateur Athletic
Club have declared January II as a
field day. A fine program win be pre-
pared by the club, including bicycle
races and the various field games.
A. w. Clarke, engineer and superin-
tendent of the Moiliili rock quarry
force, left by the w. G. Hall this
morning for a visit of three weeks to
DR.. Lindley on Hawaii.
There will be a special meeting of
the Honolulu Road Club this evening
at the club house. All active members
are requested to be present as bust
ness of Importance will be transacted.