The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-22
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Colonel Fisher will shortly build
colonial home.
f. II. Adams will act for C. d. Chase
during his absence.
Major Jones will drill the First
Regiment this evening.
j. IL Boyd, in charge of Ainahau,
has a trespass notice in this issue.
There has been received at the Fish
Market during the past week 37,6l5
fish.
Madeiros g. Decker received eX
Brenhilda fine line of pinhead duck
for suits.
The Moana, due one week from TO-
day, is the next steamer from San
Francisco.
\. c. Peterson finished third in his
class at Yale and not tenth, as has
been stated.
\ native or half-white man is want
ed as yard and stable man by Mrs.
S. G. Wilder.
Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection
will hold a regular meeting this eve
ming at 1880 O'Clock.
The Inspector General of Schools
has notice of interest to teachers on
page of this issue.
Mrs. Hendriclison and Capt. BUM
We're the only passengers on the James
Makee this morning.
The social work of the Y. NJ. c. A..
under the auspices of the new COM
mittee, is progressing nicely.
Robert Young, a brother of AleXan-
der Young, died in Glasgow, Scotland,
on June 20, at the age of 65.
Read the Hawaiian Cycle and Manu-
featuring Company's ad. on page s
about sweaters, lamps, belts, etc.
The $3.50 o'clock tram car from Pun
ahou brought fifty-fve passengers to
the city. Forty of these were ladies.
The Government band will play at
the Hawaiian Hotel this evening. Mr..
Charles Kreuter will give a cornet solo.
After September all dogs over Is
inches high, and all female dogs IN
the Molokai leper settlement, will tie
destroyed.
The Carnegie brothers, who left for
the South Sea islands on the Warri-
moo last week, may visit Honolulu on
their return home.
Architects say that they have
drafted plans for number of resi-
dences in Honolulu which will be
erected in the event of annexation.
Mrs. Dunleavy, expert modiste, with
f. w. Jordan, is having large pat
ronage and gives excellent satisfac-
ton. The charges are very moderate.
From the various summering places
on the other islands come rumors of
gay picnics. parties and dances, ind-
eating an unusually gay season out of
town.
Per Australia, H. w. Schmidt &
Sons received new line of embroid-
cry, insertion, lace, fine suitings for
ladies and gentlemen, travelling and
cycle suits.
Mrs. II. f. Cooke and son, w. G.
Cooke, who has just graduated from
Yale, arrived on the Australia. They
are visiting Hon. w. C. Wilder,
brother of Mrs. Cooke
Word has been received from Ruby
Dexter that business is moving along
fine with his firm. He has beaten the
boys so badly that in all amateur races
he is now scratch man.
w. H. Bell, linotype operator en-
ployed on the Advertiser, will leave on
the next Australia for Denver. His
wife will accompany him. 1t is likely
that they will not return.
d. L. Noane, typical Hawaiian,
who represented his country at the
recent Christian Endeavor Convention
in San Francisco, will relate some cf
his observations ut Kawaiahao Church
on Sunday evening.
The Morning Star meeting at Cen
trail Union Church was well attended.
The missionaries who arrived on board
the missionary packet told some inter
esting things about the Christian En-
deavor Convention.
1t cost Edwin Paris the price of
half dozen ice cream sodas yesterday
because Captain Mcclure of the Tolani
beat him in a bicycle race. Edwin
started from Fort street at the same
time that the Captain started to pro-
pei his machine from the park.
Police Judge Wilcox has been busy
all day hearing the cases of five influ-