The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-02

NEWS IN / NUTSHELL,
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
densed Notes Of the Day.

China sails at 6.
The China brought no passengers
for Honolulu.
General farewell sails for San Fran
cisco this evening.
This is sausage day at the Central
Meat Market See advertisement.
The remainder of the tax appeal ca
SEES were heard in the Supreme Court
today.
st. Louis and Regiment baseball
clubs will try conclusions this after
noon.
The Kash says that men have found
way to comfort underwear through
their efforts.
Miss Lillian Paris will leave next
week for Southern California on Wis
it to her mother.
Captain James Gregory of the Iva
lani. has gone to Portland, Ore, on
visit to his brother.
Minister Cooper will not return
from Laupahoehoe, Hawaii, until the
latter part of next week.
Aeneas Macintosh and Arthur May
departed on the Miowera last night
for England to resume their studies.
BY the Australia +. V. King expects
the pink racing suits for his men. The
suits have the word Remington" over
the chest.
Among the through passengers by
the China, are NiceAdmiral L. j.
AleNeieff and staff of the Imperial
Russian navy.
The Methodist Episcopal church SER
vices will be held as usual tomorrow
at IL a. IN. and 1870 p. IN. Rev. Mr..
Bell will preach at both services.
Gus Schuman, who has lately sold
the Club stables to a company, will
devote his time to the selling of car
riages and to his carriage trimming
business.
j. j. Williams advertises the fact
that he is not afraid you won't be
pleased with the photos made at his
studio. Special care is taken to make
yours the best.
The cholera cases reported in 1ollo-
hama are not regarded as genuine.
The health authorities write that dys-
entary is not so prevalent as it was,
owing to cooler weather.
New sugar plantations will shortly
be established on Mololai and Lanai.
This will be the first plantation on
Lanai, water having recently been
discovered on that island.
There We're IS cases on the police
court docket this morning, the largest
number in many months. Marshal
Brown acted as prosecutor. None of
the cases were of special Importance.
Gus Schuman gives notice that ac-
counts due the Club Stables up to and
including September 80, 1897 are pay
able to him, and all claims up to the
same date should be presented to him
for settlement.
f. c. Atherton makes known the
fact that if you wish Sterling racer
to place your order early, as he has
not been able to keep one of these
machines in stock for two months.
See advertisement on Page s.
There are now sixteen prisoners
confined in Oahu prison, who are
hcharged with murder. M are kept in
separate cells. In addition to these
are Noah, the Molollai murderer and
the four Kauai witnesses, who win
testify in the Smith murder trial.
They, too. are confined in cells by
themselves.
Twelve young hoodlums of Palama
who have been insulting women on
the street and making life a burden
for Chinese passing their way, were
given a severe lecture by Police Judge
Wilcox this morning, and told that
if they were ever brought into court
again they would certainly be sent to
the Reform School.
Commencing Monday and for two
days following Miss \. Cahill, Airing
ton block, Hotel street, will display
her fall line of millinery, consisting
of hats, bonnets and toques, of the lat
est fashions. Miss Cahill has always
been very successful in her displays
and patrons may be assured that no
expense has been spared by her to get
the very latest.