The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-03
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.
Sugar has taken slight drop.

! is the next steamer for San Francisco.
Governor Budd was to give his decis-
ion in the Durrant case on last Satur-
day.
An important meeting of the Y. NJ.
| C.. \. is scheduled for Monday even.
ing.
The Royal Arch Chapter will meet
tomorrow night. Work: Past Master
! degree.
Wall. Nichols Co. publish list of
new books just received. See ad on
page s.
The evening of the 18th has been re-
served by the Healani Boat Club for
its moonlight dance.
The Halstead Brothers of Waialua
brought their race horses to kapio-
lani Park yesterday.
Kelly will not catch for the Regi-
ment Club on Saturday. Duncan will
be i'm form to 90 into thetield.
The ladies' annual tea party will
take place at the Central Union
Church parlors this afternoon.
The Examiner of May p says tn"
| L. S. S. Concord may sail any day TO
ioimth Philadelphia at this port.
| The Hawaiian News Company are
/ exhibiting in their windows a sample
of paper made from sugar cane trash.
| Deputy Sheriff William j. Sheldon
Of Lahaiana. Maui. has asked the Cir
cult Court for divorce from his wife
\ checker tournament will be start
ed at the y. NJ. c. \. on June - UNI
der the direction of the reception com
mttee.
Each member of the graduating
class of Oahu College will make an
address at the commencement eXer-
cises on June "a.
d. w. Thayer, representing the
Hamilton Cycle Comapny, of Grand
Rapids, Mich. was through passen-
ger on the Alameda.
The military shooting range will
be in charge of Capt. Ieigler on Sat
urday, when the Marlin trophy shoot
will be in progress.
Mrs. Avery, Miss j. f. Peter, Mrs.
Emma Shaw Colcleugh and four steer
age passengers sailed on the Alameda
this afternoon from this port.
During the absence of Mr.. VIM G..
Irwin from the Hawaiian islands. Mr..
+. |. Spaulding will act for the bank
of Claus SpreckeIs & Co. under power
of attorney.
Lederer's |. X. l.. store has large
assortment of Hawaiian buttons, silk,
cotton and bunting flags for the 18th
of June. \ big stock of assorted fire
works is on hand also
Minister Sewall was the guest of
honor at lunch recently given on
board the ship Dirigo at San Fran
cisco. number of prominent mer-
chants were present also
The Labor Council at San Francisco
recently arrived at the conclusion that
in the present state of affairs it would
not be policy for American laborers to
90 to the Hawaiian islands.
The regular meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of the Free Kindergar-
ten and Children's Aid Association,
will be held in Queen Emma Hall on
Friday, June 4, at 9;3 Dam.
Miss Bessie Spalding, who accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Irwin to
San Francisco yesterday on the Aus
tralia, was in very bad health. It is
believed the trip will greatly benefit
her.
Chan Poon, one of Detective Kaapa's
right hand men, made score of 40
on the 2O-yard pistol range his morn
ing, beating Lieut.. Kekai's previous
score of As, and establishing a new
record.
The ship Fort George recently ar
rived at San Francisco. She will be
placed in the Hawaiian trade by WEIGH
d Co. 1t is understood that Captain
Morse, late of the Alameda. will be
her master.
After many months of litigation.
/ Circuit Judge Perry issued an order
today that Administrator J. o. Car
ter of the estate of Henri G. McGrew,
pay over the property of the estate,
amounting to $7362, to Henry Smith,
as trustee for Reynold Brodie Nc
Grew, son and sole heir of the de-