The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-01-18
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Moonlight concert at Emma Square
tonight.
The zealandla brought $SO,1OO for
Bishop & Co.
r. r. Berg, of Maui, is at the Ha-
waiian hotel.
Hawaiian rice is weak in the San
Francisco market
The Kilohana Art League will en-
terrain tonight.
j. Z. Niillerite. of Hawaii, is visiting
Honolulu friends.
There is girl baby in the Hay
Wodehouse family.
The Cooper-McGrew nuptials will
take place in March.
Dr. Emily B. Ryder departed on the
Zealandia for Queensland.
\ Maui letter, special to The Star,
appears on the first page.
The Zealandia brought new stock
of stamps for the post Office.
Paul Isenberg, ST., has been elected
president of the new plantation.
Hon. W. c. Wilder and wife will re-
turn by the Coptic on the 23rd.
Government pay day and the differ
ent departmental clerks are busy.
Ralph Turner is the father of boy.
The child was born on Saturday night.
The Bishop of Honolulu is expected
back in day or so from his visit to
Maui.
cago, are at the Hawaiian on a pleas
ure visit.
have been suppressed by order of the
Marshal.
The w. C. r. U. meets in the parlors
of the Central Union church tomorrow
afternoon.
"Parson'' Smith, superintendent of
Wilder's lumber yard, is laid up with
the grippe.
George Ross and bride have return
ed from their honeymoon trip to the
Peninsular.
Mrs. \. F. Cooke and child have re-
turned from pleasant visit to friends
in the States.
Food Emulsion is,an aid to digestion
and system builder. See adj of Hob
ron Drug Co.
b. f. Schoen, prominent EIilo resi-
dent, is in Honolulu en- route home
from the States.
Carrie H. Dimond has filed an
answer in the libel of divorce brought
by her husband.
Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter No. 1
will hold a special meeting this even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
The Peerless Type writer is for sale
by the Hawaiian Cycle and Manufac-
turing Company,
n. S. Sachs will slash prices on Wash
Materials for the next two weeks. See
ad tomorrow.
Charles d. Wilson did not return on
the Zealandia, as has been rumored
1t is another Wilson.
An Annexation club was organized
at Kaneohe on Saturday. Eighty
names are on the roll.
The Sharpshooters made a request
of Minister Cooper today for twenty
new guns, for new recruits.
Superintendent of Public Works Ro-
well says the contract for the new fire
station will be let in few days.
The Spalding cable measure was to
be brought before the House Commit
tee on Commerce on last Tuesday.
Company B will hold mass meet
ing in the Drill Shed tomorrow night
Company affairs will be discussed,
Mrs. Kate Cooper and Miss Kate
Cooper arrived from San francisco
this morning by the Alden Besse.
The Cabinet met this morning, but
did not take any definite action con-
corning the Waikiki hotel license.
Kamamene, an insane native, was
brought to the police station today
He will be taken to the insane asylum
Read what II. E. Walker, agent OF
the Cleveland bicycles, has to say re-
garding Cleveland's in the races Sat.
urday.
The Weekly Star will be issued on
Tuesdays hereafter and will contain
all the news up to the hour of going
to press.
C. r. Collins advertises that harness
well made is half sold and that he
uses only the best materials and ex,
perienced workmen.
A correspondent writing from Hama