The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-09-11
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes Of the Day.

The book stores are all having de-
mand for the book Trilby.
The Rio took no first class passen-
gers from this port for the Orient.
Manoa and Sylvester are the favor
ties in the half-century bicycle race.
The mounted police had drill this
morning and made a fine appearance.
Baker, captain of the First Regiment
base ball team, is quite i'll with fever
Work is to begin without delay on
the new Irwin block ON Nuuanu ave
nue..
The Cricket Club smoker, Scottish
Thistle Club hall, 7:3O tomorrow even
ing.
A furnished nat of six bed rooms,
dining room, kitchen. bath room, is for
rent.
The new Inter Island Company's YES
sci was sailed from the North to San
Francisco.
The wheel events at Kapiolani park
tomorrow afternoon will begin at . 80
o'clock sharp.
Another rehearsal of the "Ole Ole
SEN company will be held at the arm
DRY this evening.
All Niu was arrested Thursday after
noon for assault and battery on XII
lillina, his wahine.
The Salvation Army people are
working hard to make their Harvest
Festival a success.
Mr.. Dillingham's coffee party to
Waianae will leave on the early train
tomorrow morning.
Charles j. Mccarthy took a party of
Coast friends to Eva and Waianae
Thursday afternoon.
There were sixteen of the Meteors
out for the last evening run of that
popular bicycle club.
Water pipe is being laid by Mr..
Widemann to the site of the proposed
new hotel at Waianae.
A half mile open for all is another
of the attractions that has been added
to the races for tomorrow.
All the boat club crews to enter the
contests on Regatta Day We're out for
practice yesterday afternoon.
1t is given out as probability that
William Henry of Kaneohe may go to
Kauai to be sheriff for that island.
Many merchants have already sig
nified the intention of closing their
places of business on Regatta Day.
Mr.. A. Berg, formerly of Messrs.
Grinbaum g. Co., has accepted posi-
ton with Bishop & Co. in the bank.
Mishinaga, japanese, was arrested
Thursday night on the charge of leav-
ing his hack unattended on the streets.
X. Furuya has received new asSort-
ment of working and dress shirts,
neckties, Pajamas and silk handker-
chiefs.
Harry Arnold, formerly electrician
with the Elsie Adair company, is now
employed with the Hawaiian Electric
Company.
Oscar White writes that he is having
a delightful time in the States. He had
them put him off at Buffalo and is
still there.
Half of the seating capacity of the
drill shed has already been sold for
"Trilby" next Wednesday or Thurs
day evening.
Gus Cordes arrested Chinaman
this afternoon for having che ia tick
etc in possession. He had them in his
tobacco pouch.
Ruby Dexter and Dave Crozier will
have the Rambler agency at Auckland
and will take along a few less than a
hundred wheels.
Mr.. Bliss stated last night that he
may stay over to play in the game be-
tween tne oldTS anu rlrSJ heSlInSnlS,
which is scheduled for Saturday week
A Chinaman was arrested at Waikiki
Thursday afternoon for throwing hay
over the road. He is charged with
common nuisance.
There is a large advance sale for the
production of ''Trilby," by A. NJ. Pal
mer's company. Seats can be secured
at Hebron Drug Company.
A large number of natives availeC
themselves of the privilege of harbol
fishing Thursday afternoon and were
to be seen in groups along the
wharves.
Look out for the hottest ball game
of the season at the base ball park to
morrow afternoon. 1t will be between
the First Regiments and the Homo