The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-26
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes Of the Day.

cisco next week.
Senator w. Y. llorner. of Lahaina, is
an Arlington guest.
An Office help for business men
Peerless typewriters.
There will be dance at the Hawaii
an hotel tomorrow evening.
The election of captain for Com
pany \ will be held shortly.
The Australia is looked for bright
and early tomorrow morning.
Read E. O. Hall & Sons ad about
little drops of water and Success Fit
ers.
The average attendance of the Cen
trail Union school is nearing the 500
mark.
Mrs. Turner and maid ere booked TO
sail on the Monowai for the Colonies
next month.
Mrs. D. G. Wilder and Miss Lita
Wilder will leave for America on the
next Australia.
Manager L. NJ. Vettlesen, of the Ha
waiian Hardware Company, is back
from business trip to Maui.
The American ship Adams will pass
through Honolulu about May Is en-
route to it's Asiatic station.
Kauhi, Kaila and Maele were arrest
ed today for brutally beating Makaiwi
in Kakaako yesterday afternoon.
BY score of 1914 to 3S4 points the
police shooting team bested Company
G in a match shoot on Saturday after
noon.
The Wild Swan cricketers won Sat
urday's match with the Honolalu
Cricket Club by a score of SO to 50
points.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 21, +. & y. NJ,
will hold special meeting this, Mon
day evening at 1880. Work in the third
degree.
The music rendered on Easter Sun
day in ST. Andrews Cathedral and
Central Union church, was repeated
yesterday.
Sam Mahuka and family are down
from Hawaii to remain for the sum-
mer. Sam will play ball with the
Stars this season.
The Miowera brought no late Amer
lean news. She left Sydney on the
10th, the same day the Rio de Janeiro
left San Francisco.
Mr.. Desky intends establishing
base ball park on his land in kewalo.
The approach will be from Hustace
street, off of King.
Himai, the japanese who cut his
wife and then himself with razor,
died Saturday night The woman is
on fair road to recovery.
Iwakami, Hotel street, is introduce
ing new imported crepe shirt, known
as the Satomoke, and has placed the
price within reach of all.
A large number of people at
Wright's Villa and other resorts We're
very much interested yesterday in the
sporting of large whale off the reef.
The companies belonging to the
First Battalion of the National Guard
will not drill this week, because of the
battalion drill on Thursday evening
The officers of the base ball league
anticipate large crowd at next Sat.
urday's game. There were 600 paid
admissions to the grounds last Satur-
day.
Howard & Train, architects, will re-
ceive Sealed Tenders till IL o'clock
noon, Friday, April 3Oth, for the con-
struction of a residence for S. NJ. Bal
lou.
Generous donations are being made
by the citizens to Kaumakapili church.
Paul Isenberg has given his check i"r
5000, and William G. Irwin one for
500.
The Aloha social club was organized
yesterday afternoon in the American
League hall with j. w. Gibbs as pres
ident and Louis X. McGrew as secre-
tary.
The goods to be offered this week by
f. W. Jordan comprise ladies' under
wear, children's dresses, children's
robes, at rs per cent below former
price.
AS soon as Gus Murphy returns
from New York, which will be in the
near future, a minstrel performance
will be given. The boys are already
making plans.
The executive committee of the Vic.
toria Jubilee celebration will hold a
meeting this evening at the Hawaiian