The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-29
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

The Kash talks about furnishing
goods in this issue.
The Wilder Steamship Company will
put in a wharf at Kahena, Hawaii.
W. H. Bailey, Jr., of Wailuku. has
returned from visit to the Coast
The campaign in New York will
| probably cost about a million dollars.
Halloween dance by the Scottish
| Thistle club at Sans Sousi this even
| ing.
+. w. McChestney left by the Maui
ma Loa this morning for IA business
trip to Kona.
viii Thrum and bride came down
| by the Kinau on visit to Mr..
| Thrum's parents.
All Kwai. a prominent Chinaman,
was arrested this afternoon for oper-
ating a che ia bank.
Inspector Keliipo reports having
examined 41,404 fish during the week
ending with yesterday.
Kelii. a native woman. while dancing
the hulu yesterday slipped on the
floor and broke her leg.
Miss Martha W. Beckwith has given
up nef duties as drawing instructor
in the Honolulu schools.
\ Japanese prisoner, committed
from the Kohala term, was brought
down from Hawaii today.
+. A. Fraser, wife and child OF
Mahukona, returned by the Martha
Davis yesterday afternoon.
\ lady of Hawaii was brought down
by the Kinau and committed to the
insane asylum for treatment.
Admiral Miller is the guest of Min
lister 5. NJ. Damon. He will remain
there until the Baltimore arrives.
Captain james Kitten. of Olaa, and
Miss Jennie Martens, of llilo, were
married on the evening of October 30.
In the windows of the Hawaiian
News Company is a handsome display
of oranges grown by j. Comes at
punahou.
The Trowbridge place at the 22nd
mile ON the Volcano road has been
sold to Mr.. Bell, new conner, for the
sum of $1,000.
News arrived by the Kinau that
Robert Bond, ST.. Of North Kohala,
had met with an accident as a result
of which ne had lost thumb.
Governor Freeth. Major Darling and
wife and Baron Schroeder were among
the most notable passengers by the
China last night for the Orient.
John Z. Bush returned by the Kinau
from Hilo. He will be appointed Ha-
Waiiau interpreter in the local courts
to succeed Judge w. l.. Wilcox
\ joint concert by native schools
and glee clubs will be given in Kau-
alakapili church tomorrow evening
for the benefit of Palama chapel
Frank De Medcis, machine opera
tor in the Gazette office, will leave by
the Coptic for the States. He may r..
turn to his Old home at i'alatlla, Fla.
There will be racing both afternoon
and evening tomorrow at CyclOmcre
Park. The program ofsevents will
close on the evening of November lG.
George i. Stewart, California
StOckman. who rotItes between San
Francisco aud Honolulu. arrived by
the Martha Davis with a lot of 800
hogs.
Henry Killillo, a nephew Of Joseph
Lazarus deceased, has G.ed in the cir
cult court a contest of his unclc's will.
in which $500 worth of property is
disposed of.
DIR. Bond, of North Kohala, is III
with what seems to be typhoid fever.
DR.. Waughop, ST., has gone up, at The
request of the Board of Health, to fiji
his place temporarily.
Attorney Robertson this morning
filed in the Circuit Court bill OF tx
ceptions to the decision of the SUI
preme Court in the case of Tuck Chew
VS.. the Maliee Sugar Company.
King Brothers are issuing a beau
tiful Christmas card. showing a Ha-
waiian grass house and paintings Of
bits of Island scenery. Buyers of
presents should give them a call.
The storekeeper at KaIaupapa has
resigned. c. b. Reynolds will supply
a temporary substitute, and the
Board Of Health viii select a perma-
nent man during its visit to the set
tlement in November.
Jack Thompson. who was arrested
yesterday on suspicion of knowing
something of the burglary at Profess
sor Berger's house, Thursday night,
was released, as there was no evidence
to connect him with the crime.
\. G. inquiries where the Hawaiian
Tramway Company, Waikiki route. is
mentioned in the Bible. \. G. does
not supply an answer, but it is posi-
BILE that a text in Genesis about che
made all creeping things" is what \.
g. is after.
Jones, the California rider, and ''NIa-
noa," the crack local rider, both ride
Remington wheels. The Pacific Cycle
/ Company, Ehlers Block, claim the
/ Remington to he the strongest. fast
est and best wheel made See adver-
/ tisement on Page 6.
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