The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-16
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

The Y. NJ. {. \. Juniors were at the
Bishop Museum today.
Charles NJ Cooke and family will
return to Honolulu in September.
Messrs. Humphreys d Macdonald,
attorneys, have a removal notice in
this issue.
Polynesia Encampment No. 1 will
hold regular meeting this evening
at 1880 o'clock.
Read the new ad of the Pacific Hard
. ware Company on page about
! Cyclone windmills.
The China will probably be sighted
sometime tomorrow afternoon. She
comes from the Orient.
The Hebron Drug Company stake
their reputation on the purity of
Aloha tooth powder and wash.
Mrs. Kelley entertained a party of
friends at the Kamehameha beach
premises i'm Waikiki last evening.
Kilauea, a native employed on the
Pail road, was instantly killed by u
blast of powder discharged yesterday
afternoon.
All those interested in the Tribe of
Red Men will meet at the X of p.
Hall. Fort street, at 1880 p. m. this
friday evening.
Business of special Importance will
be considered by the First Company Of
Sharpshooters at their meeting this
friday evening.
Ernest Houdlette. son of Captain
! Houdlette of the Australia, is the
/ Haywood this week.
1t takes an old head to know what is
best in clothes, as well as in other
things. The Kash's offerings are a
study in economics.
f. r. Adams, c. d. Chase, and Guy
Dement,, nephew of Mrs. Dole. were in
the party out yachting with the Presi-
dent yesterday afternoon.
Kaki, the Queen Dowager's coach
man, made an unsuccessful attempt to
destroy himself in Kakaako last even
ing by cutting his throat.
Messrs. Perry, Thompson, Wood
ward and McCurda and Miss Knapp CT
the Kamehameha school faculty will
4 4 4.
mer.
Sergeant Sam Johnson's commits
sion in the military will expire this
week. Johnson is looking for a posi-
ton outside. If he fails to find one he
will re-enlist.
The Honolulu Board of Underwrit-
ers have elected F. A. Schaefer its
President; F. w. Macfarlane, Vive
President, and j. A. Gilman, Secretary
and Treasurer.
The sailors on board the japanese
cruiser Hieyi participated in the
Fourth of July parade in San Fran
cisco. The Hieyi is coming to Homo
lulu this month
Rev. Alexander Macintosh return
ed home on the Warrimoo this morn
ing, accompanied by his son, A. r.
Macintosh, who has been attending
Oxford University.
Grace Lucy Reid and her husband,
Hugh Crawford Reid, from whom she
was suing for divorce, have kissed
and made up. The suit has been dis
missed in the Circuit Court.
Guatemalan paper money is worth
only 20 cents on the dollar. American
mechanics are on strike there. Near
ly all the business houses are closed
down and food is hard to obtain.
There are now on file at the White
House in Washington and the leading
departments 1O5,1o6 written applica,
lions for office. Applications are still
pouring in at the rate of 600 day.
Judge Carter has taken the case OF
Eliza Richard against G. S. Haughtail
ing under advisement. S. NJ. Ballor
was counsel for the plaintiff, and C
Creighton represented Houghtailing.
G. w. w. Cozens, who arrived from
the South Seas on the schooner Norm;
yesterday, brought with him fin,
specimen of the coacoanut crab, whicl
he will present to the Rishon Museum
The president of the Board q
Health has sent sample uniform t,
Molokai to be inspected by the mem
bers of the Kalawao band. The uni
forms will be purchased by publ
subscription, already raised.
1t is extremely likely that a resolu
ton favoring the annexation o
Hawaii will be adopted at the Trans