The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-11
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.


morning.
On Lung, dressmaler, has a card in
this issue.
The little Hacl<feld child is much
better today.
The Presidents reception takes
place this evening.
Miss Dodge goes TO Hilo next week
on a pleasure visit.
1t is stated that 4. NJ. Mellis win
establish a class in Hebrew.
Senator Morgan and the Misses Nor
gan return home tomorrow.
Manager Boote of Spreckelsville ar
rived in the city today by the Helene.
Read the L. o. Hall & Son advertise
ment on page 6. about contractors
tools.
A boy baby arrived at the home of
w. L. Stanley Saturday. Mother and
son are doing nicely.
No band concert at Emma Square
this evening, as the Government band
will be at the reception.
Surveyor Wall and his assistant, Mr..
Digby Wall, will go to Hawaii on a
surveying trip this week.
II. p Baldwin, the Maui planter, is
in town. He is going to Kauai TO
look after his Makaweti interests.
The Pacific Cycle and Manufacture
ing Company have an interesting sto-
ry on bicycle repairing in this issue.
Aleck Bolster, ST.. has gone up on a
visit to Kohala, on his return he will
take up his soliciting business for
printing again.
The Oahu Lumber and Building
company has received a judgment of
500 damages against Hee Kin and
others.
zee Hop, meat market and grocery,
215 Maunakea street, receives Califor-
MIA fruit and vegetables by every
steamer.
The Misses Annie and Lucy Ward
will receive the members of the Vice
Versa Card club at their home next
Monday evening.
The Islanders who are contemplate
ing leaving for the Klondike next
spring are beginning to organize a
kind of brotherhood.
James w. Lloyd. guardian of the
estate of Sin Moi Kee, "a bankrupt.
has been relieved from further duty
and his accounts approved.
Art materials, stamped and painted
linen goods, embroidery, wash silks,
linen floss. silk and cotton tassel. FIRM
ges, are advertised on page by n. S.
Sachs.
Mrs. w. c. Wilder, Mrs. George
Boardman, Henry Davis and the Gov
eminent nursery supplied &. w. r..
King with the palm decorations for
tonight's reception.
The testimony of Manager William
j. Lowrie was taken before Judge
Perry today to be used in the suit of
w. Essie and others against the Mai
hee Sugar Company.
Judge Carter today listened to the
arguments o fthe attorneys in the
case of Tuck Chew and others against
the Makee Sugar Company, on mo-
ton for a new trial.
Chief Justice Judd is in receipt OF
n large number of letters from iurists
in all parts of the United States agree
ing to exchange the reports of their
states for Hawaiian reports.
The Club Stables, Ltd, advertise
that they will clip horses by the lat
est and most humane methods, and
give entire satisfaction. See adver-
tisement on Page 5.
w. II. Castle, attorney for the Ko-
hala Sugar Company, has filed an an
swer in the Circuit Court denying all
allegations made in the complainant
bill filed against the company by Mott
Smith.
Chief Quarantine Officer John d.
McVeigh won the Elvin prize ham
mock offered to the Sharpshooters.
McNeigh's actual score was 46, with
an allowance of two points making his
score 4S.
Charles Fischel was slightly hurt in
a runaway accident yesterday on
Miller street. His horse became I'M
and running down Miller
street collided with horseman, thus
throwing Fischel violently to the
ground. He will be able to be around
tomorrow.
Niggo Jacobsen has prepared a
beautifully written copy of the reso-
lutions of coincidence upon the death
of DR.. j. X. Smith recently adopted by
the Medical Society of Hawaii. and
published in The Star at the time.
which will b transmitted to the rela-
tives of the deceased.
w. NJ. Gardiner, who was sent to
Honolulu by the New York Sun, to
make report on the conditions as
they exist here, will return to New
York by the next Australia. Mr.. Gar
diner had intended to accompany Mr.
Wight on his trip through the cof.
fee fields ON Hawaii