The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-22
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Com
denSed Notes Of the Day.

ANSlIHlld SullS ul y Jus dll'l i''H'
Charles Campbell will return to hiloI
next week.
\ notice regarding Nuuanu Pail road
appears in this issue.
DR.. and Mrs. Reid returned to Wal
nlua today from the Peninsula.
The Comus officers and town men
will play cricket tomorrow afternoon.
c. Won Hamm came down from ka-
uai on the James Mallee this morn
ing.
Mrs. f. w. Damon has received the
sad news of the death of her brother in
China.
f. Il. Barthrop of the Hollster Drug
Company, will go to llilo next week.
on Il vacation.
The natives on Maui who oppose
annexation will try to hold mass
meeting shortly.
The Cabinet discussed land matters
at this mornings session. No conclu-
sions were reached.
The Honolulu Cyclery offer re-
ward for information leading to the
recovery of a lost dog.
Mystic Lodge No. >, X. of p, will
hold regular meeting this evening,
at 1880 o'clock. Work in the first de
gree.
The Myrtles and Leianis' will race
the six cared sliding seat barge race
event in the harbor this afternoon.
Honolulu Commandery No. / will
hold a special conclave this evening.
at 1880 o'clock. Work, Order of the
Red Cross.
The Oahu Railway Company has TIA
ken an appeal to the decision of the
tax appeal court in an assessment of
some railroad land.
The officers of the various memo
war in the harbor will be compliment
ed by band concert at the Hawaiian
hotel tomorrow evening.
T. V. King, manager Pacific Cycle
and Manufacturing Company, gives
notice that j. r. Loud is no longer
connected with that establishment.
\ motion was argued before Judge
Perry this morning which asks that
the executor of the Joseph Larazus
estate pay all moneys into the Court.
The latest song, "Oh, What a Conf
cal Article" will be sung at the min
strels on Saturday evening. Don't for
get to get your seats before they are
all gone.
Timothy Murphy, blacksmith on
the Bennington, is being tried before
a court martial today for refusing to
obey orders and leaving the ship
without permission.
The political wise of the Hilo Tri-
bune who has decided that Dick
Richards election to the Legislature is
a foregone conclusions: that the second
plices lies between Wilder and James
The wrecked Hookuanui schooner
purchased by G. w. McDougall, Jr.
was successfully foated and towet
from Hilo to Kailua harbor by the
steamer Iva last week.
After fully investigating the fata
railroad accident last Thursday, Mar
shall Brown is satisfied that the rail
road company was not to blame, ant
has endorsed the findings of the cor
oner's jury in the Kalama case.
Ching All, Chinese express Wagon
driver was arrested on the street thi
afternoon with twenty tins of tn,
best Hong Kong opium in LIS posses
$500 for his appearance in court.
Secretary Coleman states that sew
eral petitions have been filed with hin
to establish French class. The sec
rotary says that arrangements will b,
made for such a class providing
enough pupils will attend to Justify.
Nakamura, arrested yesterday fol
having che ia ticket in his posses
sion, tried to bride the arresting of
ficer with five dollar piece. At the
e. Police Station he was charged will
bribery. Judge Wilcox let him of
with a fine of $50.
Ministers Cooper and Damon were
callers on board the French cruises
Duguay Trouin this morning. The ar
rival of a distinguished parsonage II
naval row now "A days causes quite /;
stir-display of arms, bugle calls ant
marshalling of deck forces.
About sixty people were present a
the dance given by Acting Consu
General and Mrs. T. r. Walker il
honor of the Comus officers last ev
ening. The dance occurred at thu
Gartenberg premises, which wer,
beautifully Illuminated with Japanes,
Wallace II. Harrington, formerly ed
itor of the Advertiser, is located il
Washington. He writes that the an
neXation of Hawaii during the mex
Congress is a foregone conclusion tt
his mind. High officials, he says, stat,
that annexation will come in som,
way or other.
The classes in reading and spelling
and type writing meet at the Young
Mems Christian Association tonight
This week will be used for organic
ing the classes and assignment of les
sons. The class schedule has been ar
ranged as follows: Monday, arithme
tic and grammar; Hawaiian language
Tuesday; Bookkeeping, Wednesday
Reading and spelling, typewriting
Thursday; shorthand, mechanical