The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-05-29
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

central Meat MaTkeI llldhtS IL spec
ialty of fine breakfast sausage.
DR.. II. |. Moore, the dentist, arriv-
ed by the Claudine this morning.
j. j. Williams will make class
photographs that will astonish you.
No additional five-dollar bills will be
issued until the return of Minister
Damon.
\ number of people were register
ed this morning. The 400 mark has
been passed.
Read the Honolulu Cyclery ad on
page about some good things for
bicycle riders.
The Summer School will commence
on the 18th of July and will continue
for three weeks.
Curative Skin Soap contains no in
gradients harmful to the skin. Hob
ron Drug Company.
Cheapness with the Kash means
better garments in every detail and
not cent too much to pay.
superintendent Rowell will return
from Hawaii tomorrow morning. He
comes down on the Helene.
During DR.. Anderson's absence. DR..
High will occupy his Office on Hotel
street and attend to both businesses.
There will be a gospel meeting at
the Y. NJ. c. \. Hall on Sunday even
ing at 6:3 O'Clock. led by Mr.. Todd.
Joseph Marsden will not return UNI
til the end of June. He will probably
bring Il number of carrier pigeons
with him.
The Memorial Day sermon at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
night will be preached by the pastor,
II. w. Peck. Theme, Liberty"
Arrangements are being perfe tied
for the opening of the yearly meeting
of the Hawaiian Evangelical Associa-
tion in Kawaiahao Church on Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. II. d. Walbridge, Mrs. W. NJ.
Graham. Mrs. Atherton, Mrs Helen
Kelley and Miss Willard are ladies'
who havethe "Illustrated Magazine"
entertainment in charge.
F. NJ. Swanzy, j. NJ. Dowsett and
Robert Cation will receive subscrip-
tions to the permanent memorial of
the Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee
or to the days celebration fund
Company c reelected Capt. Camara
to the command last evening Lieut.
Costa was also reelected. Company
{ has always proved efficient in drill
and will keep up its reputation.
Inspector General Townsend is at
work revising the course of study for
the schools. The revision will be
completed and published before the
opening of the Summer School.
Yong Sing, Chinese had, was sem
, fenced to three weeks hard labor by
Judge De la Nergne this morning for
beating Kalokai, crippled native
youth, over the head with an iron
bar.
| l.. b. Kerr has now marked large
shipment of dry goods recently
bought at a bankrupt sale in New
York. The goods will be placed on the
counters all of next week at extreme
ly low prices.
There is but one more week of the
| Kilohana Art League exhibit, which is
open each afternoon to the public and
also on Saturday evenings. The only
charge made this year is to those who
purchase catalogues.
Ng Sung, a trafficker in opium, who
was convicted last October and SEN
fenced suspended on his promise to
leave the islands, was picked up on
the street last night, and sentenced
to six months on the reef in the Police
Court this morning.
\ number of Hawaiian pastors came
to the Capital by the Claudine. in
Guiding Revs. j, X. Joseph and A. Pail
They will attend the Hawaiian Evan,
gelical Society meetings, which were
commenced yesterday.
Mrs. Shimamura, wife of the Jap
anese Minister Resident, will probably
leave for her home in Japan on the
Belgic She intends to see her child
who was left in Japan, when her hus
band accepted his present post.
The fourth smoker of the Honolulu
Cricket Club Wal be held at American
League Hall, on King and Nuuanu
streets, Thursday, June3 at o'clock
The reason of setting the date fol
Thursday evening was so as not tc
conflict with other attractions.
Ku Long, the insane Chimes arrested