The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-18
NEWS in A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

No arrests were made by the police
Wednesday night.
Honolulus and First Regiment teams
play ball at $3.50 Saturday.
Do not lose sight of the Kamehame
ha concert Saturday evening.
Police Officer Alex Nicholas is suf-
fering from a rheumatic attack.
E. o. Hall & Sons have a brand new
bicycle advertisement in this issue.
Henry Hapia of the Finance Office
expects soon to begin the study of
law.
The Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra will have
rehearsal at the usual hour this even
ing.
John Grace and Seely I. Shaw will
be the judges of the race this after
noon.
S. b. Rose is still very sick man.
He is resting easier, however, this
afternoon.
A. b. Spreckels was recently re-
elected President of the Pacific Coast
Jockey Club.
j. f. Morgan will hold furniture
sale at his sales rooms tomorrow at 10
o'clock a. m.
Kaale, native, and a sailor named
Wallace are held at the station for
investigation.
In the athletic sports at Yale on
Memorial Day, 100 yards was run in
4-5 seconds.
Members of Company A are ordered
to be present at the drill shed at 1880
this evening for drill.
A coil of 100 feet of hose used for
sprinkling the base ball grounds was
stolen Tuesday night.
| Several local sports are taking sub
stantial interest in the coming match
between Corbett and Sharkey.
Two japanese walters deserted from
the Toyo-Maru Wednesday afternoon.
Captain Harry Evans is after them.
Mr.. Gehring, of Gehring & Co., re-
ceived news by the Peru of the death
of his father by accident at Seattle.
A number of waterproof people en-
joyed the concert on the grounds of
the Executive building Wednesday
| afternoon.
The return match between the
Sharpshooters and the police will be
shot off at Kakaako next Saturday
afternoon.
A concert may be arranged for the
Hotel to take place tomorrow evening.
The Gaelic will likely be in port at
that time.
department of this paper is represen-
tative in Hawaii for Referee" and
Bearings"
Members entrance fee for the H. A.
A. c. wheel meet is so cents; non-mem-
bers 81. Entries close at p. IN. June
90 at Thrums'.
Mrs. w. p. Hickey was found guilty
by Judge De la |ergne this morning
of assault and battery on her hus-
band. Sentence suspended.
j. L. Osmer and Paul Richards con-
victed respectively of selling liquor
without license and selling obscene
pictures, have withdrawn their ap-
peals.
Minister Damon will neturn Monday.
Loan bonds will then be put out.
Thirty-two Thousand dollars was adj
ded Wednesday to the large amount
already spoken for.
The meeting of the Hawaiian Cou-
sins Society appointed for Saturday
evening will be postponed ao later
date on account of the concert at
Kamehameha school.
There is a large stock of fancy
groceries yet to be disposed of ant the
store of Henry Davis & Co. THIS sale
affords families an opportunity 40 Sc
cure supplies at very low rates.
Paul Jarrett who so ably managed
the scene shifting at the st. Louis
college entertainment last Saturday,
evening will fill the same position i'm
the coming event, Monday June %.
II. S. Padgett has applied for the
position now held by j. ID. McVeigh
under the Board of Health, in event
same is vacated. Padgett is endorsed
by w. L. Rowell and Marshal Brown.
No conclusion has been reached re-
garding a superintendent for Molokai.
Jack McVeigh has been spoken to,
but the matter will lie in allegiance
until the return of Mr.. Smith from
Japan.
c. Klemme will open the Eagle
House on Wednesday, July list, and
will RIM itsnG n first GLASS poop,in.r