The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-08
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Lau Nee. arrested yesterday for lar
ceny, will plead on the 18th.
Frank Hewitt, patrolman, will leave
tomorrow for a vacation on Hawaii.
l.. X. McGrew is empowered to adj
minister oaths for customs purposes.
The Houghtailing case has gone
over in the Police Court to the 2lst
inst.
w. r. Castle and F. b. McStocker
will go to Hilo by the Kinau tomor-
row.
Bishop Willis will leave tomorrow
morning for a pastoral visit to Ka-
waiahae.
Professor Jim Price, the balloonist
circus man and gay and festive sport
has went
Neither the Board of Health nor
Commissioners of Education met We'd
nesday afternoon.
Miss Clara Parrish, the w. c. T. U.
lecturer and writer sailed by the
Doric for the Orient.
Akima was fined SIS in Police
Court this morning for operating a
game of Russian war.
Pattengill and Miller, the "around
the world" Cleveland cyclists, left by
the Doric for Japan.
j. f. Carreiro was found not guilty
in Police Court yesterday of threat
ening and discharged.
Stockholders of the Wilder Steam
ship Company will be paid quarter
" dividend tomorrow.
There will be concert by the band
at Thomas Square at 1880 this even
ing Program elsewhere.
p. m.-Steamer Monmouthshire off
Koko Head. She is from Portland,
but brings no coast news.
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Star Association, Ltd. has been post
poned until December 18th.
Jack McVeigh will go up by the
Kinau to see the ball game at Kahulu
returning Sunday morning.
You make no mistake when you ask
for Loves graham bread delivered
fresh at your home every day.
Berger's band gave very enjoyable
concert on the grounds of the ENecu-
tive Building Wednesday afternoon.
Gotanda Jinzu is under arrest
charged with smuggling silks to the
value of 5000. Defendant is "A Japan
ese.
w. c. Peacock advertises IA double
seated carriage. a phaeton and a good
roadster suitable for a lady to drive.
for sale.
\ Chinese girl for truancy and the
father for not enforcing her attend
ance at school, were arrested this
morning
Detective Wagner was arrested this
morning on the charge of assaulting
All Pau, a Chinaman. He is out on
$25 bail.
Jose de Fraga is on trial this after
noon on the charge of assault and bat
terry. Another count against him is
threatening.
Second Mate Harvey of the ship
Troop, the man who did the shooting
Tuesday night, will be paid off here
and discharged
Two Chinese boys arrested We'd
nesday night for truancy were repri-
manded by Judge De la Vergne this
morning and discharged.
Twelve members of the champion
Star Base Ball Club will sail by the
Kinau tomorrow morning to meet the
picked Maui team at Kahului.
Charles H. Eldridge received news
by the Doric of the death of his sis
ter, Mrs. William b, Cobb, which oc-
Cured in Alameda on the 29tth ult.
large number of friends were at
the Doric Wednesday afternoon to bid
farewell to the McCormicks and the
ROthchilds, who sailed for the Orient
j. c. Davis, principal of the govern
ment school at Hanalei, is lying dang
erously i'll. DIR. VOTERS of Lihue and
DIR. Brown of Kealia are attending
him.
An effort will be made by the II. A.
A. c. foot ball team to secure place
in the Y. NJ. c. a. for meeting pur-
poses No other place is so well suit
ed to the purpose.
All the sailors arrested Tuesday
night in connection with the shooting
affair on the Troop are in the station,
where they will be kept until the YES