The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-19
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Day.
Emma Square concert this after
noon.
Stars and st. Louis College boys ut
WAIKIKI ball grounds this afternoon.
Attention is called to the change
made i'm the order of field sports for
June 23d.
Secretary Wilcox of the Board of
Health has made Thomas Treadwa
his assistant.
The bachelors and benedicts viii
strive for honors in the cricket mach
this afternoon.
Such delicious breakfast dish,
Cares sausage, made of the best meats
carefully prepared.
A large and comfortable bedroom
for single gentleman in desirable loca-
ton is for rent. Address A. b. G., Star
office.
There will not be a single member
of any graduating class dissatisfied
with the photos made at Williams Art
Studio.
The Diamond Jubilee Sports Com
mittee will meet at the Hawaiian
Hotel this evening to make final ar
engagements.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock returned
this morning from Molokai, whittier
he accompanied the remains of the
late r. w. Meyer last Sunday.
The Circuit Court has allowed Geo.
S. Houghtailing more time in which
to plead to the bill filed against him
by Eliza Richard and others.
The rains up the valley have had
very little influence upon the water
supply. Superintendent Brown looks
melancholy over the prospects.
The Minister of the Interior gives
notice that w. j. Lowrie has been ap-
pointed a member of the Road Board
for the district of Eva and Waianae,
vice L. Warren, resigned.
Grace Lucy Reid is suing for di-
vorce from Hugh Crawford Reid on
the grounds of brutality. Their are
four children. Humphreys & Macdon-
aid are the plaintiffs attorneys.
A general invitation is issued by the
British residents of Honolulu to the
public in general to join in celebrating
the siXteth anniversary of the Access
sion of their sovereign on Wednesday,
June 23d.
1t is always the unexpected that
happens, and for that reason the Ha-
waiian Hardware Company calls the
attention of the public to economical
lights for home, street, lawn, lanai
and stable.
Charles Nelson, former mate on one
of the island steamers, lost a gold
watch and chain and some money in
Russian Charley's place last night.
Some one went through his clothing
while he slept.
Frank Atherton received six sterling
wheels yesterday. He has sold three
of the machines. Call at household
department of Castle & Cook for a
booklet containing a picture of
Shields, the man who rode down the
Capitol steps on a Sterling.
b. F. Beardmore will speak at the
young Mems Christian Association
gospel meeting Sunday evening at
$3.50 o'clock. Subject: "How May
Know That I Am a Christian?" Ref
erences, John, 2; is, 81; 1924. The
public is cordially invited to these
meetings.
A decree was made by Circuit Judge
Carter today in the case of Julia Col
burn and others against A. n. Kepoi-
kai and others. The Commissioner was
ordered to sell the property and re-
port upon the question of accounting
of rents and profits received from the
lands involved
Lizzie Quinn Froboese, through her
attorney, William A. Henshall, today
commenced suit in the Circuit Court
for divorce from G. Froboese, a sugar
boiler worker, on the grounds of eX-
IRENE cruelty. The court has been
asked to grant SIS a week alimony
and 800 attorneys fees.
AT the checker tournament in the
Y. M. c. A. Hall last evening there
were some interesting games played.
Sam johnson, from the barracks, and
Mr.. Rhoads were matched and the
game was won by Johnson. Frank
Atherton demonstrated his checker
playing propensities.
Considerable progress is being made
with the Pail road. The contractors
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