The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-06
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

DOT, is lit HtNU DiB udy.
j. T. Lund has received a new lot
of sheet brass for signs.
In San Francisco the float prizes
were $50 and $25 banners.
The Portuguese had picnic at Lus-
liant hall at 2 p. m. Saturday.
A drill of Company H is ordered by
Capt. Murray for this evening.
There was very nttle of drunk and
disorderly" during the celebration.
Col. Mcdonald of the n. G. C. will
leave tomorrow for the volcano.
Two Chinese were arrested this af-
ternoon for fishing in the harbor.
Jack McVeigh and his crew had a
joyous Fourth on Quarantine Island
Carl Wolters of Kauai left by the
Doric this morning for a trip abroad.
Charles Lucas entertained a large
party of friends at Niu on the Fourth.
Stars and Honolulus at the base
ball park Saturday July II at $3.50 p.
m.
Five persons were arrested during
Saturday and Sunday for liquor sell
ing.
Willie Chiffon, a Star carrier boy,
made a good showing in the relay
race.
E. f. H. VOTERS and daughter left
by the Doric this morning for the
Coast.
Consul John F. Hackfeld enter
tanned the Austrian officers on the
Fourth.
Consul Hackfeld visited the Austrian
war ship Sunday afternoon and was
saluteu.
The Hawaiian band will give the
usual concert at Emma Square this
evening.
The engagement of w. LAM and
Miss Gertrude Widemann is an
nounced.
The officers of the Mexican war ship
were received by the President Friday
afternoon.
c. ID. Chase has sold the J. G. Roth
well residence in Waikiki to Gen. De
la Vergne.
There were horse races at Waialua
on the Fourth and quite celebration
at Waianae.
A. Wenner has been appointed to
succeed A. A. Montana, resigned, in
the tax office.
Mrs. Denig, son and daughter, well
known here, were through passengers
on the Doric.
Professor Eca da Silva was a pas
senger for the States by the Doric
this morning.
The Mexican naval officers, assist
ed by Consul Renges, received aboard
II ch puhhdys
Detective McEvoy arrived from Ha-
wall Saturday and left this morning
for San Francisco.
Mrs. j. T. Lewis and daughter sailed
by the S. G. Wilder today for America
to be gone two years.
Judge Wilcox collected $44 and costs
from persons who took too much
sam shu on the Fourth.
The replevin case of H. A. Widemann
VS.. E. b. Thomas is before the Su-
preme Court this afternoon.
Colonel Mclean and Captain Schaef-
er called upon the officers of the Aus
trian ship Saida this morning.
Judge Wilcox will preside in the
District Court until the return of
Judge De la Vergne in August.
Kolekole was arrested Saturday for
driving too fast. He was going 20 the
ball game to bet on the Rams.
w. o. Smith writes that he and DR..
Wood are in fine health. They will
arrive home in about three weeks.
The pardons voted by the Council
of State Friday morning were read to
those effected thereby on Saturday.
Some one threw lighted bomb in
to Arthur Fitzgerald's hack Saturday
night and the horse took a little ex-
ercise.
Judge De la Nergne left by the
Doric this morning for California. He
goes for rest and will be away n
month.
The bargains this week at 1.-THE
kash" will consist of linen bosom
shirts, plain or pleated and colored
shield bows.