The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-03
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

volcano TINS morning.
The Hebron Drug Cos. ad on soda
water is the strangers friend.
o. Braddick, recently court reporter
at Hilo, returned this morning.
Rev. NJ. c. Harris, d. d., will preach
at the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing.
Born. to the wife of Palmer Wood
at Puuhue, on April 1, a bouncing
baby boy.
\. V. Gear paid $500 for the Wal
kilti property belonging to the Trous-
seau estate.
Percy Thompson.- the coach bicycle
rider of Philadelphia, rides the Cleve
land bicycle.
j. G. Rothwell offers 10000 Calcutta
sugar bags for sale in quantities to
suit purchasers.
You cans help liking Cares sausage
because of its rich, delicate flavor
Made of the choicest meat and home
spiced.
There was a hard fall in military
circles last evening-Capt. Oscar Z.
White took fall from his bicycle. He
will be laid up for several days.
The list of officers and directors of
the Oahu Sugar Company, Ltd, who
will serve for the ensuing year, is
published by order of the secretary,
f. Suhr.
The Flying Jordans and their vaude-
vile company will appear at the opera
house this evening. They give the
best variety performance ever seen in
Honolulu.
Your collection of photos will not
be complete until those of yourself
and the family are Included Williams
Art Studio ma<es a special effort on
every photo taken.
The funeral of Miss Hansen. who
died suddenly yesterday, will take
place at . o'clock this afternoon from
Ed Williams undertaking parlors,
Rev. Peck officiating.
The Association Bible class, OF
which DR.. c. NJ. llyde is teacher,
studying the book of Ephesians, meets
regularly = the Association parlors,
at / clock Sunday afternoon. Young
men are invited.
The long lapse between steamers,
the war scare, reciprocity treaty, Trib-
une, Jimmy and Stormer bicycles,
saddles, tires, rims, handle bars, bells
and cyclometers are mentioned in the
Hawaiian Hardware Company's ad.
Secretary S. G. Wilder. of the local
Jockey Club, has no encouraging news
to report this week. The replies to
the queries sent out by the club,
sounding the horsemen on the June II
meet, are still coming in very slowly.
Mr.. Leadingham will speak at the
Young Mems Christian Association to-
morrow evening at 6:30 o'clock at the
'Who Are Those Before the Throne
and Whence Came They?"-Rev. 4:
9-17.
The police are looking for |. A.
Faron with warrant for his arrest
sworn out by Professor Bevan Mon
tague and members of the Faust fam
lily, charging him with embezzling
funds belonging to the Montague
Faust circus.
The Gaelic arrived from Yokohama
this morning with IS Chinese and 4OC
tons OF freight for this port. The
Board of Health decided not to allow
the Chinese Minister and his party to
come on shore. The vessel leaves for
San Francisco at 6 p. IN. today.
Mrs. Barney, who is visiting Dr.
Whitney and family from the States
will visit Oahu prison tomorrow after.
noon and ak to the inmates. She
NJ. Il. BluXome and deputation from
the Y. NJ. C. \. Mrs. Barney's re
marks before the Christian Workers
in the association hall yesterday were
greatly appreciated.
The American bark Mohican, Capt
Saunders, arrived this morning, six
/ teen days from San Francisco, witt
| 1000 tons of general cargo, consigned
to Castle e. Cooke. Capt. Saunders says
he had fine weather all the way ant
! did not see a sail. A. II. Rasemann
formerly of this city, was a passenger
on the Mohican. with his wife ant
child. F, Champlin also came down
bringing with him six horses.
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