The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-17
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes Of the Day.
Read L. L. kerr's ad on PAGE 4.

Read l.. Il. Kerr's ad on page 4.
Sugar 3as cents; one sale reported,
$4,000 bags, on the 9Th.
Miss Fannings kindergarten will re-
open on Monday morning.
The Foreign Office publishes an ex-
ecutive notice in this issue.
The annual meeting of the Pacific
Tennis Club will take place tonight.
Attorney General Smith and Col
Spauldng returned this morning.
The Marion has received orders by
the Philadelphia to proceed to Samoa.
The Rio de Ianeiro will take out
about $50 Chinese passengers for
Hongkong.
Edwin Palmer will lead the Young
Mems Christian Association praise SER
vice tomorrow evening.
by the Warrimoo the Metropolitan
Meat Company received consignment
of fresh salmon. Tel. As.
Photographs that are a success must
be finished in faultless. Read ad of
Williams Art Studio on page s.
Everything is progressing nicely
among the smallpox cases at the quar-
antne station. No new cases today.
The Royal Scroll is the complete
aid to the study of the Bible for the
young. See qd of Golden Rule Bazaar.
The Misses Nellie and Alice Kitchen
will go to the Macfarlane peninsula
home this afternoon to remain over
Sunday.
The Marion has been designated as
the guard boat" of the fleet, and
floats the red cross flag at her fore
truck today.
Not as good as Cares sausage is
what the Central Meat market says
about other sausage. \ trial should
be sufficient.
Frank Lincoln. the entertainer, viii
be down on the next Australia and
will appear in public. His last visit
was in 1885
Professor Berger's composition, r.
win March. dedicated to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Irwin. has been published by
Hawaiian News Company
Police Officer Henry Espinda and
Louisa Brown, of ITilo, will be married
today. The couple will return to lIo-
nolulu next week to live.
Rev. c. NJ. Hyde will take up the
study of the last chapter of Ephesiins
at his Bible class, which meets at I
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
George Aldrich. a brother of William
! Aldrich, has returned to Oakland and
wishes to be restored to capacity. He
has been considered insane.
\. Il. Rowat, d. V. s., calls the at
tention of horse and stockmen to the
fact that he has located at the CLUB
stables and that prompt and personal
attention is given to all calls.
Dan Vida. Henry Vida. Charles Chill
lingworth and w. H. Cornwell, Jr..
leave for Pearl harbor this afternoon
in a whaleboat on a hunt for sharks.
They will be gone over Sunday.
Secretary Long has stated officially
that American interests in Hawaii are
so large that they demand more
formidable vessel than the Marion and
that is his reason for sending the Phil
adelphia.
Lieuts. Baker, Pond and Stafford and
DIR. Spratling left the L. S. S. Alert
cisco, for the East. Their terms have
expired and they have been relieved by
new officers.
Advices from Washington state that
the Dingley tariff bill is now in the
hands of the Senate COMMITTEES; the
bill will be considered for one month
and may be changed entirely when il
comes up before the Senate.
The Easter service of the Honolulu
hill hu ht ~
Andrews tomorrow afternoon, has
been postponed on account of the
quarantine of Minister Cooper, who is
a high Mason.
The Wild Swan cricket team are
anxious to have match game will
the Honolulu boys before leaving ,fol
the South. A game would have beer
arranged for today had the nlyl
cricketers been in practice.
Victor King, a sailor on the Phila
delphia, died from the effects o
poisoned alcohol, stolen from tn,
apothecary shop, on the day tn,
cruiser left San Diego. Another sailo
who drank the stuff was very close Il
death, but his life was saved.
Two of the Molollai murderers wer