The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-15
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
denSed Notes of the Day.

at Yokohama.
Mail for the Doric closed at =. She
will sail at o'clock.
Miss Birnie returned by the Doric
from Il visit to Japan.
\ siN-days old infant of Nick Peter
son died this morning.
There is now hope of speedy relief
from the japanese beetle.
w. F. Thrum returned to western
Hawaii by the w. &. Hall,
The Adams will sail next Sunday for
Lahaina for target practice.
r. Bliss, the base ball player, left by
the Albert for San Francisco.
Two trips in succession now the Bel
gle has arrived ahead of Ilme.
| Col Mclean writes that he is great
ly enjoying his vacation on Kauai.
Thursday is great Jewish holiday.
the day of atonement, 'Nom Ripper"
Racing craft dot the harbor and
make lively scene every evening now.
Adam Duncan will play in the First
Regiment base ball team next Satur-
day.
George Robertson left by the Iva
lani Monday afternoon for a business
trip to Maui.
NJ. &. johnson and wife leave by the
bark Albert today. They will not re-
turn to Hawaii.
The w. c. I. L. is in session in the
parlors of the Central Union church at
2:3O this afternoon.
A telephone wire was down in
Punchbowl street between Beretania
and Hotel last night.
Sam Champaign, the barber, will
leave by the Doric this afternoon for
visit to San Francisco
Thos. Cook, late of the Customs, has
gone into the Wilder Steamship service
as a clerk on the Claudine.
Albert Harris resigned from his po-
sition in the Office of the Metropolitan
Meat Company this morning.
David Kappa arrested All Choon last
night for having che ia tickets. The
pake is a runner for bank.
All friends of the Y. II. l. are in
vited to the reception and exercises to
be held on Thursday evening.
David Kappa rounded up four Japan
csc Migrants this forenoon. They will
be allowed to leave the country.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Hawaiian Society, Sons of Veterans,
will be held at 1880 this evening.
The American League will meet at
1870 this evening and get through in
time for the ball at the drill shed.
j. H. Bolster, The Star shipping re-
porter, is in failing health again and
goes to Hawaii Friday to recuperate.
An increased yield is expected this
year from the Hawaii coffee plantation
of Jas. F. Morgan and F. b. McStocller.
Louis Whiting and Clay Aona, tel
ephone office, left by the w. G. Hall
this morning on vacation trip to Ha-
Wall.
The George c. Wiltse, Camp, Sons
of Veterans, will hold their regular
monthly meeting this evening at 1880
O'Clock.
Fred Whitney, wife and daughter
left this morning for Hawaii. Mr..
Whitney will go overland from Kona
to Hilo.
The Salvation Army is making eN-
tensive preparations for the harvest
festival, which will take place next
Saturday.
"Tony'' Bickerton has been added to
the guard force of the custom house.
C. w. Storey will likely also be put on
next week.
DR.. L. Mort, NJ. d., has located his
Office at the corner of Fort and Kulkui
streets. His residence is at the Airing
ton Hotel.
Mrs. Judge r. F. Bickerton and little
son returned by the Doric Monday
night, after a visit of several months
in the Orient.
The Supreme Court has affirmed the
decision of the lower court, dismissing
the bill in Joseph G. Henrique VS.. Jas.
r. Paris, ct al
Rehearsal of IL Trovatore at the
Arion Hall at 80 o'clock this evening
Ladies and gentlemen are requested to
bring their books.
1t is now the turn of the Scottish
Thistle Club to give a Smoking Con
! NJ III