The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-15
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

Marshal Brown is gradually recov-
ering from a sudden attack of Illness.
\ golf game will be played on the
Punahou grounds Saturday afternoon.
Hereafter geometery will be includ-
ed in the grammar grade eNamina-
tions.
Frank Armstrong of Castle & Cooke
is confined to his home with an attack
of fever.
The Evergreen Social club will give
dance at the Myrtle boat house this
evening.
The Punahous will begin their foot
ball practice on the College grounds
this evening.
Auction sale of Makiki Its by MOI
gan at his sLlesrooms tomorrow at II
o'clock noon.
All persons, excepting those hold
ing passes, are fol Laden inside of
Cyclomere park.
Charles Gray and party of friends
will sail to Pearl Harbor tomorrow on
the Combination.
American Minister and Mrs. Sewall
will give dinner party at the legation
in Waikiki this evening.
Andrew Adams. associate editor of
the Advertiser, will likely play foot
ball on the Punahou team this year.
X. Furuya states that only sixteen
days remain in which to take adyant-
age of his genuine closing out sale.
School children should take the OPP
portunity of getting a map of the Is
lands free. Read the Hebron Drug
Co.'S advertisement.
William &. Irwin has purchased a
splendid span of carriage horses of d.
Brooks in San Francisco. They will
arrive in Honolulu shortly.
Thomas Wall. the treasurer of the
Hawaiian Amusement Company, is
winding up the affairs of the compa-
ny by returning the money to the sub
scriberS.
The monkey who gave Captain Ber-
ger to call at his home yesterday is
owned by f. \. Berndt. The little
fellow was simply calling on an old
time friend.
I. X. James, formerly chief steward
of the Australia is in port, shaking
hands with his numerous friends. He
is here on business and has but re-
Gently returned from Europe.
The Yokohama Specie Bank in its
thirty-fifth report, just issued, shows
balance in profits of yen 2,s7S,O5
The directors have recommended a Is
per cent annual dividend.
Miss May Weir entertained about
thirty of her friends at cards on We'd
nesddy evening. Miss LIZZIE Quincy
won the ladies' trophy and &. Gere
captured the gentlemen's prize.
Deputy Sheriff Hipa of Kauai. bro
ther III law OF kapea haio, the alleged
murderer of Dr. j. *. Smith, has re-
signed. His place has been supplied
by one OF the police officers of Kauai.
The regular military companies are
back again in their quarters in the
basement of the Executive buildings.
The rooms have been thoroughly rem
ovated and present tidy appear
ance.
The business managers of the Town.
Punahou and Regiment foot ball
teams will get together this week and
arrange the seasons schedule. The
season will be formally opened on No
vember 9Th
The leper congress at Berlin closes
its sessions tomorrow and the next
mail from the Coast ought to bring
full adyices as to the result of the de-
| hberations of the distinguished ply
sicians gathered there.
The Home Bakery Restaurant and
Ice Cream Parlors will open tomorrow
morning'at g o'clock. Mr.. Poppleton
| tha IN a N IN. "a. L., a.
mer excellence in all departments VIII
be carried out to the letter.
President Arthur, b. Wood of the
! Young Mems Christian Association
will give short talk before the young
mems class on Sunday afternoon His
address will be on Life, the speaker
asking What will you make of it,
! There will be an interesting cricket
match tomorrow afternoon, the com
petitors being England against the
! WoFld. German, Vincent, Kiley and
several of the regiment boys have
been invited by Captain Herbert tc
play.
The Hawaiian Islands are already a
part of the United States according tc
McCarthy's Statistician and Econo
mist. 1t has the Islands as territory
but fails to give the names of the gov
ernor and lieutenant governor and tn,
salaries.
Worry kills, work doesn't. The Ha
waiian Hardware Company in calling
your attention to the various stove!
handled by them relieve you of tn,
worry of shopping'and listening to al
endless talk on stoves. See adver
tisement an Page 4.
Among the new members who vii
attend the sessions of the Young
Mems Research club this winter ar,
the Punahou College professors. d
III. Case has been elected secretary o
the club. 1t is proposed that at leas
six members shall take part in eacl
meeting.
MAUNA LOA ARRIVES.