The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-10
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Parngi apis that Give Con.
dcnsed Notes Of the Day.

| htHlIu'hldl URN lIludN evening.
Love Finds a Way" at the thcatcr
tonight.
All the Government offices are clos
ed today.
Stenographer Marx has gone to
| llilo on official business.
\ new play will he presented by
| Katie Putnam this evening.
The Gay family arrived from Kauai
on the Mikahala last evening.
Katie Putnam and her company are
booked to leave on the Mariposa.
The Healani boat boys will not give
| a hop this week. They may hold a
| dance on the 18th.
Ed Towse was at his desk in the
Tax Office yesterday after an illness
| of one week.
Uncle Sans naval officers and the
| business men will cross bats on Fri
day afternoon.
Miss Jennie Eastman will be mar
ried to Edward Il. Stackable on the
| 25th of this month.
Nine days later news will be
| brought on the China, which will
| likely arrive tomorrow.
\ jury in the Molollai murder cases
was secured at session of the Cir
cult Court last evening.
Neither the w. II. Dimond nor Cey-
Ion, sailing for San Francisco today,
will carry any passengers.
The members of the National Ha-
waiian Band participated in the
lIawes funeral procession today.
a..
bers of Company ID minstrel troupe
at his home for rehearsal tomorrow
evening.
Expert bicycle repairing of all
kinds can be done at the Honolulu
Cyclery, % King street, opposite the
Arlington Hotel
Katie Putnam will present one of
her best plays this evening. Several
new songs will be introduced. This
is the last week of the engagement.
Captain Parker this morning ar
rested a Chinese for driving a horse
that was so lame and decrepit that he
could scarcely walk. The Chinese was
charged with cruelty to animals.
Miss X. Friis, sister of Capt. Friis.
the popular master of the bark Mar
tina Davis, accompanies her brother
on this voyage, and will probably be
in Honolulu a fortnight.
Captain Fernandes made second
raid on a notorious Chinese gambling
house Sunday night, this time secur-
in Court until Wednesday.
Work on the Waialua extension of
the railroad is progressing rapidly.
Before many weeks track laying will
| be commenced on the grading now
nearing completion beyond Waianae.
One of the horses attached to the
carriage conveying Minister Cooper
and his secretary baked in the flu
neral procession this morning. The
Minister was obliged to hail a passing
hack.
The st. Louis Club has won five
games and lost three games; the
Regiment Club won five and lost five;
the Star Club won four and lost six
games in the seasons matches. There
| is tie game between the Star and
| st. Louis clubs.
New heavy steel rails have been laid
on the railroad as far as Eva planta-
ton and travel over them is as smooth
as over some of the noted railroads of
the United States. There is no longer
any rafting and jolting as the trucks
pass over the frogs.
General Manager Dillingham; took
a large party of friends over the rail
road Saturday afternoon in his special
car. At Eva the car was switched on
| to the plantation track, attached to a
| plantation engine and taken around to
the different pumping stations, Mama
ger Lowry accompanying the visitors.
Miss Elise Gay, the fiance of the
late Commissioner Halves, did not at
tend the funeral services. She is al
most Frustrated over the demise of
Mr.. Halves, coming as it did on the
eve of their marriage. Miss Gay and
Mrs. Robinson were the guests of Mrs.
Dole at her Waikiki home during the
day.
Kauhane, the ancient "bo'sun" was
on the streets early this morning in a
rather battered naval uniform and
cooked hat, prepared to take prom
| inent part in the funeral pageant.
The police gathered him in before the
| procession started, and the old fellow
did not have an onportunity of show
ing his finery and blowing his whistle
until afternoon.
There is peace once more between
| the police and customs authorities.
Inspector Sam johnson, who searched
Detective Kaapa's residence for opium
yesterday morning, called on the de-
tective in the afternoon and made
due apologies, declaring that he did
not know that the house searched was
kaapa's. Collector General Castle
FASTENED to explain to the Marshal
that Johnson was "new," and so the
affair was amicably adjusted.
MUST APPEAL OR GO TO JAIL.