The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-25
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.


Ed Noeler is the proud father of
a healthy new daughter.
Drs. Herbert and Mori are attend
ing Count AIatsu at Waikiki.
| The f. Wagner damage case has
gone over to next Tuesday.
Hyman Bros. have recovered judg
ment against Akina for $195.5l.
Neckties at the Hash are being
| shaved down to the small end of profit.
mo fire last night" reported the
telephone office to inquirers this morn
ing.
Mr.. w. f. Rowell is making flying
| trip to Maui on public works bust
! ness.
Work on the new school house on
the High School premises will begin
| next week.
! Rev. j. NJ. Lewis will preach at
Central Union church morning and
evening on Sunday.
The Hawaiian band will give the
usual concert at Emma Square ut 4:3O
o'clock this afternoon.
Program for the Sunday concert to
take place at Makee Island at p. m.
tomorrow is published elsewhere.
There will be "a big luau at Palola
valley tonight. Several hundred peo-
pie from the city have been invited.
Capt. Robert Parker, police, return
ed Friday evening from his vacation
spent with friends beyond Waialae.
Mr.. Gates will lead the Y. NJ. C. A.
service tomorrow evening. His sub
| ject will be 'The Christian Athlete"
Three opium smokers were arrested
by Lieut.. Fernandez, police, Friday
night. They were caught ''red-hand-
ed
The engagement of Second Engineer
j. Reynolds of the steamer James
Makee to Miss NJ. Mcguire is an
nounced.
The Hamakua mill is to have four
new boilers. Two of these will be
taken up by the schooner Luka on
Monday.
| Y. NJ. c. A. praise service Sunday
evening July Goth at $3.50 p. m, sub
ject: 'The Spiritual Athlete" All are
welcome.
Seely Shaw has gone to the west
coast of Hawaii to recuperate his
health which has not been the best
for several months
DR.. Wayson, physician of Capt. w.
Scott, states that his patient has not
taken any poisonous drugs since his
recent confinement.
The costs in the three suits against
the Tramways Company foot up
$6S1O This amount is also taxed
against the defendant.
j. f. Brown, agent of public lands,
returned by the Mokolii this morning.
He came from Molokai, where he had
called for few days.
Fishing is now allowed on the EVA
side of the harbor and the Chinese
fishermen who own the fishing rights
are reaping a harvest.
S. l.. Rumsey, who has been ill in
the hospital, is much improved and
will be out in few days. Grip is
the trouble with the druggist.
A part of one of the shattered win
dows in Ehler's store fell out at dark
Friday evening, creating a big fuss.
Fortunately no one was struck by the
piece.
The portable rock crusher has been
removed from Kamoiliili to the neigh
borhood of Kamehameha school and
is now engaged in work for the roads
of that locality.
DR.. r. b. Williams and bride of
Hlo will soon visit this city. They
are now at the volcano. The wedding
was at c. C. Kennedy's. Miss Cecilia
Plunkett was the bride.
A private letter from one of the last
batch of tourists that went to the vol
cano states that the whole party were
agreeably surprised with the extent o.
the eruption of Kilauea.
Aki, the Chinese store keeper at Ma
hukona, was found guilty of selling
liquor without license and sentenced
today to fine of 1925 The fine wa
paid. Cordes made the arrest. ae4
Sister Beatrice, who sailed by tn,
Warrimoo, was gayly decorated will
leis by her pupils at st. Andrew
Priory. A score of young ladies &C
companied her aboard the steamer.