The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-23
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

Kong Wing Kee has a notice in this
issue.
The cricketers are playing this af-
N.
c. Macfarlane is back from san
tr.lcisco.
The Health and Educational Boards
meet this afternoon.
Judge Widemaun and wife returned
from California today.
Rev. DR.. j. W. Cushing was pas
senger on the Mariposa.
New Port Costa -four advertisement
on Page , of this issue.
Rev. Douglas Putnam Brine is home
from his vacation spent in Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trumbull White and
child left for Australia on the Mari
posa.
The Oahu Railway Company has
pair over $4,000 to satisfy the claims
of a. Feek.
The. Fairfax family. prominent in
Sydney society. are returning home
on the MaripOsa.
\ band concert complimentary to
naval officers in port will be given at
the Hawaiian hotel this evening.
Samuel Parker and Mr.. Hayselden
met EX-Queen Liliuokalani and her
party at Port Costa on her way to San
Francisco.
Neither the captain, owners nor ag-
ents of the British bark Lebu will be
responsible for any debts contracted
by the crew.
Hon. +. S. Grimwade, Member of
Parliament, accompanied by his wife,
and daughters, are through passen-
gers on the Mariposa.
Wilder Wight will 90 10 san Francis
co on the Claudine next wsel. He win
return on this boat. The Claldine will
undergo repairs, which will ,ake about
three weeks time.
Harold G. Dillingham; is back from
the States. He says Walter Dillingham;
is in the best of health now. the oper-
alton performed on him having been
successful in every way.
w. II. Gardiner. representing the
New York Sun. came to Honolulu to-
day to remain for three or four
months studying the Islands. lie is
accompanied by Mrs. Gardiner.
Some one asked what Ichabod
means. In the old Jewish history it
was given as name signifying "the
glory has departed" 1t means very
much the same in Hawaii today.
Sidney Clementson, a wealthy Bos-
tol wool merchant, accompanied by
Mrs. Clementson, came on the Maripo-
sa to remain in Honolulu for time.
They have many friends in the Is
lands.
the Comus and Duguay Trouin his
morning, and the Portuguese and The
French Commissioners aboard the
French cruiser. Minister Cooper call
ed on board the Philadelphia.
C. Van Noorhis, the son of the
American Congressman. who has been
in the city week on his way around
the world, will sail on the Mariposa,
this afternoon, for Samoa. He has
enjoyed his visit here very much.
Miss Emeline II. Kaa and James A.
Thompson, clerk of the Circuit court,
We're married last evening. Miss Ida
Fearry was maid of honor and c. II.
Rose was best man. Mr. and Mrs
Thompson will reside in Punahou.i
Trumbull White, the Chicago Rec
ord staff correspondent, who came
down on the Australia, will continue
his journey to the Australian gold
fields by the Mariposa, this afternoon.
He expects to return here in Janu-
airy.
General Hartwell, attorney for the
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar COM
for close of evidence and hearing and
for commission to take dispositions in
the case of the company against Claus
Spreckels.
Mr. and Mrs. T. d. Garvin have re-
turned by the Mariposa. Mr.. Garvin
will take up his work again with the
Christian church and can be found at
their residence, 500 King street, where
both will be pleased to meet their
many friends.
Miss Gala Harrison, who has been
doing missionary work in Japan, came
on the Doric today, in search of health
and she will be the guest of Miss AL
ice Beard at the residence of w. c.
Weldon, in Punahou. Miss Harrison
will visit Hawaii shortly.
Detective KAPPA made an eXamina-
ton yesterday of the wine cellar of
/ the deceased British commissioner,
and found that only dozen bottles
! of assorted wines had been taken.
Duncan and Odds the boys under ar
rest, practically admit having taken
the stuff.
The foot ball league will neet to-
night at 1880 o'clock at the Ha,v tiian
hotel, to arrange schedule of games
for the season. The Philadelphia as
been invited to put in team, but has
not yet decided to do so, especially
as the officers hope to get away foI
the Coast next month
Smith, Jackson and Lone, the young
men who promoted the pugilistic fias
co at Bristols pavilion last Saturday
| niGht. were convicted ON the charGt