The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-21
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

bad health.
j. F. Morgan, the auctioneer, is
back from Hawaii.
j. 5. Tregloan returned on the
Mauna Loa yesterday.
Deputy Attorney General Dole is
back from an island trip.
Police Captain Robert Parker scored
46 points in a pistol practice today.
Queen Dowager Kapiolani came
home on the Mauna Loa yesterday.
The Pacific Tennis courts are in pos
session of the ladies this afternoon.
\ lady or married couple can find
rooms with board at 1913 Beretania
street.
The Misses Walker entertained at
cards at their Nuuanu Valley home
last evening.
Thomas Walker, who shot into the
Emmeluth building last week, will be
tried on Friday.
The annual vestry meeting of st.
Andrews Cathedral takes place to-
morrow evening.
There will be a reception of the Kin
dergarten workers at the child garden
on Friday afternoon.
Professor w. d. Alexander, surveyor
general of the islands, returned from
a visit to Maui yesterday.
Hopp & Co., advertise enameled iron
bedsteads with full brass trimmings,
fit for a king to sleep upon.
Inspector General of Schools Town
send has returned from Il visit to
schools on Maui and Hawaii.
Rev. and Mrs. d. p. Brine will re-
ceive the Young Mems Research Club
at their. home on Tuesday evening.
In the Police Court this morning
ing Kau was made to pay So and costs
for assaulting a fellow countryman.
Admiral Beardslee's japanese SER
want is said to have deserted, taking
with him $3.50 of the Admiral's money.
\ lively cricket game between the
Wild Swan players and Honolulu play
ers is in progress at Makiki this after
noon.
There is a report that the warm
springs in Puma are increasing in heat.
This would indicate activity in VOL
canic matters.
Tonight the Britishers will meet at
the Arlington hotel to discuss plans
for celebrating Queen Nictoria's Dia-
mond Jubilee.
Immigration Commissioner Wray
Taylor goes to Lihue on the Mikahala
this afternoon to investigate the re-
cent riots there.
An interesting meeting of the Board
of Health is anticipated this after
noon as Attorney General Smith will
be in attendance.
Minister Shimamura and Acting
Minister Mills were visitors aboard
lile i lIlS liz
We're given the usual salutes.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. & \. NJ.
will hold special meeting this We'd
nesday evening April 21st at 7:3C
o'clock. Work: Second degree.
The first of May is the day chosen
by the Missionary Cleaners for theil
annual lawn party. Special features
will be a baby show and a soap-bubble
tent.
William o. Atwater, secretary, give:
notice that a dividend vii. be paid tc
the stockholders of Paia plantation OF
Friday, April 30, at Bishop & Co.'S
bank.
The opening of the Sealed Tender
for the construction of the road owe
the Nuuanu Pail has been postpone,
to Monday, April goth, at 70 oclocl
noon.
Fred A. Potter, Jr., formerly Limo
type operator in the employ of the Ga
zette Company, is engaged to Mis-
Edna May Reeves, of st. JOSEPH
Michigan.
The Chinese Protective Union me
and elected officers for the year las
evening. Wong Wa Foy was mad
president and NJ. C, Amana, Englis
secretary.
Kemila and George Holt have con
menced suit in the Circuit CouI
against Rode, alias Rose and Georg
Bell, for the delivery of an escrow an
q for an injunction.
Carlo A. Long has instituted suit i
the Circuit Court against William l
Cornwell, Jr., for $4,000 damage
Long charges Cornwell with alienatin
his wife's affections.
Peter High & Co. have filed suit i