The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-21
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Com
densed Notes Of the Day.

ii. kiWai has notice III TINS issue.
The First Battalion VIII drill to.
night.
Captain Whites company will drin
tonight.
Judge Perry today declared Marie
LeNinno to be Il bankrupt.
The suit of Fernandez against Syl-
va is still on in Judge Carriers court.
1t is believed that the Philadelphia
will return to Mare Island in October.
The elevator in the MottSmith
building will be in operation tomor-
row.
Sealed tenders are wanted for build
ing IA school house and teachers cot
tage.
The Government dredger was in
spected by the Congressional party
yesterday.
Mrs. S. b. Dole will not receive to-
day. She will be lat home" as usual
next Tuesday.
Captain Parker found a lap robe in
the road this afternoon. 1t is at the
Police Station.
The property of the Hawaiian COT
fee and Tea Company will be sold at
public auction in November.
Theresa Wilcox has taken the suit
brought against her by Moses Kumo-
koa, to the Supreme Court.
The Congressional party excepting
Senator Morgan and daughters will
return to the States tomorrow.
\ hop will be given at the drill
shed one week from Thursday night
by the members of Company A.
The Leilani and Myrtle six cared
sliding seat barge race will come OH
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Roth and family will return to
their home on Kinau in another fort
night after summer at the beach.
Minister Cooper will make his re-
port on the Austin affair before the
Educational Commissioners on Thurs.
day.
Mystic Lodge No. 2, X. of p, will
hold regular convention tomorrow,
Wednesday, evening, at 1880 o'clock.
Work in the first degree.
A. w. Nicely and Miss Louisa Pedro
were married this afternoon by Rev.
Alex. Macintosh. The young couple
have many friends in Honolulu.
BY having liberal foreign policy
of fair treatment to out of town GUS
toners the California Feed Company
expects to make live long friends.
Mrs. Ouilette wife of the general
passenger and ticket agent of the Ca
madam Pacific Railroad, is spending
the summer at the Paris place at the
| Peninsula.
The attorneys interested in the es-
tate of Joseph Lazarus will appear be-
fore Judge Perry tomorrow to argue a
motion relative to the disposition OF
the money.
In the Police Court this morning the
cases against Lane, Smith and Jack
son, the promoters Of Saturday nights
pugilistic fiasco, were continued nm
til the 23rd
1t is quite likely that President
Smith will postpone the regular meet
ing of the Health Board until Thurs
day afternoon. Two weeks. business
has accumulated.
f. C. Atherton offers $50 reward to
any one giving information that will
lead to the arrest of the party or PAL
ties who stole a Sterling Racer. See
| advertisement OF rage o.
Quaker Bread is matted bread, and
malt is the great tonic of the age.
This bread is sold by the German Ba-
kerry at the same price as other bread
and you get your tonic free.
Arrangements are being made this
afternoon for a six oar stationary seat
boat race between crews from the
Bennington and Comus. The match
is exciting considerable interest.
Captain White gives notice that ev-
cry member of Company b, n. G. H.,
must report at the drill shed this ev-
ening for battalion drill. All who can
not attend will be expected to apply
personally to be excused.
A reception was rendered to Miss
iKoka, in charge of the japanese
branch of the Free kindergarten, AT
the japanese church last evening. Mrs.
Clarence Crabbe and Miss Neal were
in charge of the musical program. a
delightful time was had.
Surgeon Harley in charge of the re-
pair department of the Pacific Cycle
and Manufacturing Company, devotes
his experience and science in repair
ing wheels, never allowing them to
ledNe lHe SnOp III Hdll llnlSHeu cOlul-
ton. See advertisement on Page 3.
The fifteenth annual Camp Fire of
the George w. De Long Post, No. 40,
G. a. r., will be held at the home of
Senator j. n. Wright, on Wednesday
! evening, September 22. All members
of the post, their families, all mem
bers of the Sons of Veterans, are cor
daily invited to attend.
Sergeant Elvin, in charge of the mil
itary range, has hung up a. 30 caliber
Winchester target rifle as trophy
for Companies b and Dto compete for,
The company whose member makes
the highest score on the first Satur-
day afternoon or Sunday morning in
November, will receive the prize.
Turning the earth with a circular
steel disc ass demonstrated by the
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