The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-19
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.


morrow night.
4 workingmen's club is being or
ganized in Hilo.
President Dole was not able to be
at his Office today.
The Educational Commissioners will
meet this afternoon.
Fresh oysters, any style, at the
Beaver lunch rooms.
Read w. w. Dimond's ad on pressed
glass in tomorrow's Star.
Oyster cocktails, the popular tenn
perance drink, at the Criterion.
The homes of Kamaki and Oil at
Waialua went up in smoke yesterday.
L. 10, wishes ii furnished or unfur-
nished cottage, with three bedrooms,
centrally located.
II. May q Co. by the Australia re-
ceive a choice line of fresh groceries
and ice house goods.
Professor Swing of Oberlin College
will preach at the morning service in
Kawaiahao Church on Sunday.
The Strangers Friend Society has
placed the tickets for tomorrow's ball
game on sale at Hobron's drug store.
At the Sharpshooter's meeting to-
morrow evening Captain Wall will
present the medals won in the recent
shoots.
EX-Australia, Camarinos Refrigera
tor, fresh oysters, Eastern and Cali
fornia; fish, vegetables and fruits.
Telephone 37S.
Hear the Philadelphia military band
at the Philadelphia-Mario minstrel
performance on Saturday night. Tick
cts at Wall, Nichols Co.
Ailueue Pae was sentenced by Judge
Wilcox this morning to 50 days i'm
prisonment for assaulting and batter
ing Kumukalia.
Per Australia Lewis & Co. receive
fresh Eastern and California oysters,
| salmon and sole, vegetables, creamery
| butter, new Burbank potatoes, etc.
Telephone 240.
\. f. Cooke states that the ship
Lebu left Chill on August 2 for Homo
lulu laden with nitrate of soda con-
signed to him. He expects the ship to
arrive about September /.
| Jaunita Arraial, for many years
connected with the dressmaking de-
partment of b. F. Ehlers & Co., Mrs.
Mellis, Mrs. May and others, has open
ed dressmaking parlors at AGO Bere-
tana street.
The stockholders of the Woodlawn
Fruit Company are requested to be
present at a meeting to be held at j.
S. Walkers Office on Friday, August
27, at 3 pm. Business of Importance
will be transacted.
James Bennett, better known as
''Bosun Ben" charged with having
stolen 5000 form G. p. Camerinos, was
acquitted when tried before Judge
Wilcox this morning. The case of
vagrancy against him was also dis
| missed.
A member of the native band
known as Ben was arrested by order
of Police Captain Parker this after
noon and charged at the police sta
ton with criminal assault on a girl
of thirteen years. His bail was fixed
at $500.
DIR. Carter is getting ready to build
a splendid mansion on the Lane es-
tate, Hauula. He brought the plans
out from New York with him. f. ].
Henriques will superintend the con-
struction. The order for the lumber
has just been placed
Queen Victoria, it is calculated, has
now spent more time in Scotland than
many ings and Queens who ruled
Scotland alone. In fact, her Majesty's
spring and autumn sojourns in the
| Highlands since 1912 make an aggre-
gate of about eighteen years.
Major C. T. Gulick is progressing
| favorably. His case is an interesting
one in that it is the first in which
anti-toXin treatment has been at
tempted on these islands. The re-
suit up to the present seems quite
satisfactory.
A .B. Loebenstein called at The
Star office today and stated that he
did not mean to convey the impress
sion that the Attorney General is run
ming the Department of the Interior.
He says that he will stand by the re-
mainder of the interview.
While f. d, Crane, water inspe ,tor
for the district of Honolulu, was rid
ing along Fort street this morning he
was taken with a rush of blood in
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