The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-07
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
densed Notes of the Day.

States.
No concert at Emma square this
evening.
All Government schools opened this
morning.
Col. Mclean will spend his vacation
on Kauai, leaving today.
Marshal Brown has returned from a
visit to Maui and Hawaii
Certificate of Deposit No. 2j,103 on
Bishop & Co., has been lost
Viggo Jacobsen has moved back to
town and is at telephone S17.
Monthly meeting of regimental Off
GERS will not be held tonight.
The First Regiments and Honolulus
will cross bats next Saturday.
No news from Washington per Aus
tralia. Everybody still fishing.
II. Lose has been elected assignee of
the bankrupt estate of NJ. 5. Levy.
The concert at Mal<ee Island was
greatly missed Sunday afternoon.
The Star has received copy of Hus-
ted's Directory of Honolulu for 1896.
Miss Birch Fannings' kindergarten,
Beretania street, opened this morning.
Two native boys were arrested Sat
urday night and charged with ARRAY
Company H will have business
meeting tonight. No uniforms nor
arms.
Oahu college will open tomorrow
morning. Most of the pupils are on
hand.
The bark S. c. Allen took a cargo of
sugar for Welch & Co., valued at $780,
S37.O4.
The monthly business meeting of
the Y. NJ. c. \. will be held at 1880 this
evening.
The Peerless Typewriter is the bus
ihess mans friend. I. w. Hebron is
the agent.
d. Maillai, native lad, was arrested
at noon on the charge of disobeying
his parents.
Mrs. Whitney and Miss Ethel Rice
will leave by the Australia for visit
to the Coast
Capt. Campbell has secured the adj
dtion of a surf Hpat race to the re-
gatta program.
j. Halverson was fined S. this morn
ing for furious and needless driving
Saturday night.
Horstmann, the globe circling BIZ
cyclist, gives 154 miles as his best run
for a single day,
\ number of yachts We're in the bay
and outside Sunday forenoon. There
was stiff breeze.
Two Japanese are held at the station
for investigation in connection with a
petty larceny case.
The game of base ball next Saturday
will be between the First Regiment
and the Honolulus.
Nine natives and thirteen japanese
were arrested Saturday night on the
charge of gambling.
Four Hawaiians and three japanese
were fined $40 each in police court this
morning for gambling.
Vacation with the regiment begins
today. Order of Friday should have
read nth in place of 18th.
A foreign steamer was reported at
s o'clock Saturday night. 1t turned
out to be an island vessel.
Stephen Mehaula was arrested this
morning on the charge of battery on
the person of w. Harbottle.
The Healani and Myrtle boat houses
were crowded Sunday morning and
several crews were sent out.
A Chinaman was taxed $25 by Judge
De la Vergne this morning for having
che ia tickets in his possession.
VIM. Ikuwa was arrested this moor
on the charge of smashing his wife's
face during family argument.
Harry Armitage, Jas. F. Morgan''
right hand bower, leaves for Kauai to
morrow nn leave of two weeks.
j. T. Lund, locksmith and gunsmitl
on Fort street, opposite the Clut
stables, repairs locks of all kinds.
II. NJ. Dow and party of friends
visited Pearl Harbor in Johnson
yacht Saturday and spent Sunday.
A native woman named Kaulia wa
struck by bicycle near Kawaiaha'
church late Saturday and badly hurt
Chas. NJ. Cooke is now an enthusiasts
tic wheelman. He now has five bi