The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-06
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

The merry-go-round is now at Wal
mea, Kauai
Eight days later news will be
brought thy the Doric.
There is very little rain outside of
Honolulu on Oahu today.
\ special business meeting of Com
pany b is called for this evening.
Postmaster General Dat leaves for
Hawaii today on official business.
Professor Curtis j. Lyons is very
sick man. His condition is serious.
Kilauea volcano is still inactive.
Only very little smoke is to be seen.
The Kinau was spoken at 11:15 a. IN.
and arrived III port early this after
noon.
Ramsay will sing new song at the
"Ole Olson entertainment Thursday
evening.
mol pros was entered today in The
case against Wong Chat Chu, embez-
element.
Keopohalu VS.. Kalaaukapu, equity,
is being argued in Supreme Court this
afternoon.
If all arrangements Garry the no
haIa circuit court term will open to-
morrow morning.
Bus for the boat houses and the ka-
kaako butts will leave Halls corner at
5: 10 this afternoon.
Kanakanui VS.. V. V. Ashford is be-
ing heard by Judge Carter in Chamb-
ers this afternoon.
Both the choruses of II Trovatore
will meet at Aron Hall at 1880 this
evening for rehearsal.
\ crazy half Chinese boy was arrest
ed in Kalihi this morning and sent to
the asylum for treatment.
The Australian cricketers, vide Adj
vertiser, must look to their laurels
when they reach Honolulu.
\ good many of the militiamen are
getting rather weary of the rest and
are ready to resume drilling.
Wray Taylor was busy all forenoon
paying off contract Chinese who will
return by the Doric to Hongkong.
There was knife play between a
couple of Portuguese in Punchbowl
town Monday evening. No arrests.
Attorney General Smith, Judge Rosa
and others will leave by the Iwalani
this afternoon for the Kohala term.
Refreshments will be served in The
Company b room this evening. Men
will not be required to attend in uni
| form.
Miss Hattie Austin, daughter of the
late Judge Austin of Hawaii, arrived
in the city by the Kinau this after
noon.
Mrs. Rothschild, sister of Manager
Marx of the Columbia Theater, and
daughter will leave by the Doric for
Japan.
Mrs. and Miss Mccormick, who have
been visiting Honolulu for several
weeks, will sail by the Doric for
Japan.
Theo. p. SEVERN will go to Kauai
this afternoon on a photographing
expedition. He will he away about
| four weeks.
! 1t is given out at the Bureau of I'm
migration that 271 Chinese contract
laborers will arrive by the Peru, due
next Saturday.
Company b has been challenged by
the police for a ten-man match shoot
to take place next Saturday after
noon at Iwilei.
Some of the cyclists, in the Fort
street slush at noon were hailed as
mud-larks, but managed to navigate
without accidents,
Archibald Sinclair, the contractor
has taken the McLennan house at
Union Square and will operate it as a
lodging establishment.
When the Kinau left Hawaii Presi
dent Dole was still at Eben Lows
place. He will likely be with the
court in Kohala tomorrow.
A Portuguese woman, who seems tc
have suddenly lost her mind, was sent
to the asylum today, 1t is believed
she is only temporarily insane.
Sh. wers interfered with the concert
at Emma Square Monday evening
However, the bulk OF the GROVE
brayed it through to the end.
A meeting of the Woman's Board il
being held in Central Union churcl
this afternoon. Miss Parrish the w
C. T. U. lecturer, is to address tn,