The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-10
NEWS In a NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

on page Z.
Several yachting parties have been
formed to take in tomorrow's races.
Miss Myra Ward has been chosen a
| teacher under the Educational depart
ment.
Between 700 and 500 people are ex-
pected to go down to Pearl Harbor to-
morrow.
\ majority of the boys will sport
canes and club colors at the races to-
morrow.
The Kaala will leave tomorrow ev.
ening on her special trip to the Molo.
bai settlement.
Consul General Haywood and party
have postponed their fishing trip for
couple of weeks.
f. \. Mott-Smith expects to receive
the elevator for the Mott-Smith buIId-
ing by the Australia.
Postal Savings Bank pass book COOS
has been lost. Finder please return to
Postal Savings Bank.
Colonel Fisher was highly pleased
with the good turnout at the regimen
tai drill last evening.
Read the w. w. Dimond advertise,
ment on Page 4 regarding the new
smokeless Jewel stove.
The Maui and Hawaii Senators re
turned to the Kinau today, save SEN
ator Kauhane of Hawaii.
The Central committee of the Anne
rican Union Party will meet tonight
to discuss the platform.
The new arrivals in shirts at the
Kash are of new materials, cut - fit
and of handsome design.
The choir of the Second Congrega,
ton of st. Andrews cathedral will
meet for rehearsal this evening.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, +. a. 4. NJ,
will hold a special meeting This even,
ing. Work in the third degree.
With the closing of the stores to-
morrow afternoon the business por-
ton of the city will be exceedingly
quiet.
There will be base ball game on
the afternoon of Regatta day. There
remains three games and one tie TO
be played.
The Oahu Railway and Land Com
rany publish notice Of interest to
intending patrons of the regatta lao es
at Pearl City.
Japan is reported to be in the Anne.
rican markets with contracts for 49,
600 tons of track materials and thirty
locomotives.
DR.. Hoyt will return to California
shortly He has been supplying the
Central Union pulpit in the absence
of Rev. ID. p. Birnie.
The steamer he Au Hou will sail
for Kauai ports this afternoon as
soon as she has finished dscharging
her cargo into the Aloha.
Miss Mary Carey was married to A.
Rasmussen at the Rowan Catholic
church last evening. Rev. Father Val
entine performing the ceremony.
After the Senate had adjourned thi,
morning the Senators and Cabinet
Ministers grouped on the steps am
We're photographed by f. II. Davey.
IwaEami's half yearly clearing sal,
will close Saturday, September 18th
Only one week more in which to TAX,
advantage of the one-fourth redrc
ton.
The United States gunbuat Mari
eta will be put in commission. TIT
gunboat Wheeling has been christen
ed and will leave Mare Island for Alas
ka next week.
When you buy a Singer sewing ma
chine you get machine that is strict
~ up to date with Improvements aht
labor saving attachments. b. Rcrger
sen is the agent.
S. w. Phinps informs the Star tina
the Kapahulu lots are going rapidly
and prospective buyers should not de
lay selecting their lots if they eNpec
to win choice ones.
Mrs. Kaapuni. residing in North 10
leala, gave birth to triplets last Sat
urday night. They are all strong ant
active girls, and when last heard from
were in the best of health and spirits
Ex-senator Charles Motley of Hawai-
is in the city for couple of days, ac
companied by his family. He wa
much gratified that the Senate ratified
the treaty. He wanted the Klondik
to be annexed too.
James Steiner of Hart & Co., wa
in charge of the refreshment stand u
the May party last evening. He pei
, formed his work with much satisfaC
ton to the host and the guests an
with much credit to himself.
The Myrtles and Healanis are tn
favorites in the senior race. The 1t
, ilani crew is second. The Myrtle j.
niors are considered weak, making tn
Healani juniors strong favorites.
good race is expected, however.
There will be union meeting of til
Y. p. S. of the Christian church. Y. y
c. A., Y. p. S. c. +. and Epwort
League at the Methodist church neN
Sunday evening. Song service begin
at 6:25. All are invited to be presen
The Telephone Company's employe
are extremely careless with the glas
insulators. When they become usc
less the employees throw them dow
in the center of the hard street wheI
they break into many small pieces. !
some places on King, Young and Be
etania streets, it is impossible for
cyclist to ride his wheel without pun
curing the tires.
Kolopa Pele, native employed b
a police station sleuth to work up
case" and entrusted with $3.50 wit
which to do the work. kept the MOI
. ey and consequently landed in the p
lice court this morning on a chara
of embezzlement. He pleaded guilt
to the charge. Judge Wilcox suspen,
70 ed sentence