The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-10
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

The Educational Commissioners are
in session this afternoon.
The steamer Kilauea Hou was re-
ported at 100 this afternoon.
Rough on bugs keeps insects from
the kitchen. Hebron Drug Co.
The Hawaiian National Band will
give its concert at the Hawaiian Hotel
tonight.
The Helene arrived from Hawaii
ports this afternoon with 11,271 bags
of sugar.
The ladies are in possession of the
Bcretania Tennis Club courts this
afternoon.
There are more entries in this years
Jockey Club meet than on any pre-
vious year.
II. Deacon, Frank Woods, and Mrs
C. Akona and son came down from Ha-
wall on the Helene.
Get your wheels tomorrow from the
Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Co,
Love building, Fort street.
The Hawaiian Children's Mission
Society will meet at the residence of
J. b. Atherton this evening.
Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter No. 1
will hold special meeting this even
at 7.3O o'clock. Work: Royal Arch de-
gree.
James Mott, Sr., the tinsmith, fell
from a Fort street building late yes
terday afternoon and broke his breast
bone.
United States Minister Sewall called
at the Executive building today to lay
some official business before the For
eign Department.
Admiral Beardslee has given orders
that the American cruiser Philadel-
phia be thrown open to the public on
Saturday afternoon.
The Myrtle and Healani Boat Clubs
held regular monthly meetings last
night. Some new members were re-
ceived into the Myrtles.
David Lelo, the sailor who stole a
box of cigars from the James Makee,
was let off by Kapaa Magistrate
with fine of S. and costs.
Reserved seats will be sold on the
| ,r,,,,n1. f,r tho Eop,abopabn ronnert
| Saturday night, in addition to the
'boXes" on the balconies of Bishop
Hall.
The June term of the Supreme Court
will open one ween from Monday.
Chief Justice Judd will not return
from abroad in time to be present at
the opening of the session.
Foster A. Davis, by his attorneys,
Kinney g. Ballou, yesterday filed his
answer to the libel instituted against
! him by his wife. He denies any i'll
| treatment toward his wife.
The services of the Second congre-
! cation of St. Andrews will be held
as usual on Sunday, the arrangements
for amalgamating the two congrega-
tions not being yet completed.
Race day hats will be in evidence
at the track tomorrow and Saturday
Miss Cahill's stock still contains some
handsome and catchy hats that cannot
help but make good impression.
Copies of "Iandicraft," containing
half-tone reproductions of photo,
graphs of the Kamehameha boys TAX.
EN- on their recent camping trip to
| Waialua will be sold at the concert on
Saturday.
Minister Harold NJ. Sewall gives no,
tice of meeting at the Arlington Ho.
tel on Saturday evening, June ~, OF
all citizens of the United States in,
terested in celebration on the Fourth
of July.
Lewis q Co., May & Co., II. f. Nc
lntyre d Bro, and Charles Hustact
give notice that their stores will be
closed tomorrow Friday), June II
Place your orders for groceries with
out fail today.
The Central Union and Palama Sun
day schools will hold their annual pic
mic at the Oahu College grounds to
morrow. The Christian Church Sun
day school will go to lr. Herbert''
Kahihi place.
Owing to the races at Kapiolan
Park on Saturday afternoon, the bas,
ball game at the Makaki grounds ha
been postponed until diamond Jubile,
Day. The match is between the Regi
ment and st. Louis Clubs.