The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-28
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

W. f. Rowell will return by tomor-
rows kinau from Hilo.
Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection
will meet this evening.
The Kinau will arrive tomorrow
from Maui and Hawaii.
The bark Martha Divas was signall-
ed off Diamond Head at 1850.
\ daughter was born to the wife of
Jim Eupihea, policeman, last night.
Thomas p. Cummins is filing
clerical position in the Interior office.
The Town foot ball team practi'ed
signals at the Y. NJ. c. \. last aven-
ing.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
Morgan will hold a sale of ferns and
palms.
The AIiowera will sail at II o'clock
tonight for sydney via Suva and Wei
lington.
J. X. Farley, tax collector at Koloa.
came down by the James Mallee this
morning.
Lieutenant Lucien Young will re-
turn with the Yorktown to the Unit
ed States.
Eleven Cooks eXcursioniSts are pas
sengers by the China on trip around
the world.
f. w. McChesney. assignee of the
estate of Wong kee, has notice in
this issue.
The Government has settled Mrs. Z.
l.. Riemenschnieder's claim for road
damages.
The Hawaiian steamship China will
sail at o'clock this afternoon for
Hong Kong.
\ Chinaman is under arrest charg
ed with Offering impure fish for sale
at the market house.
Louis Horner and J. j. Rice and wife
left by the w. H. Diamond this after
noon for San Francisco.
J. F. Arundel. Z. Burleigh and three
Cinnamon will leave by the Miowera
tonight for the Colonies.
Nearly an inch of rain fell in the
city center during the heavy down
pour yesterday afternoon.
The Commissioners of Education
and the Board of Health will hold
meetings this afternoon.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock will re-
turn Saturday morning from a flying
business trip to Mololai.
\. b. Losee, a druggist of Iowa, is
in the city. seeking an investment
in a sound mercantile enterprise.
Mrs. L. b. Kerr and daughter re-
turned by the Miowera This morning
from an extended visit in the east.
Minister Damon was busy making
money this morning. He was signing
his name to lot of new $40 bills.
Sam Dowsett returned by the Dia-
mond Head today, completing his sec
ond round trip with Captain Ward.
II. ". Schmidt & Sons are offering
bargains in several lines of goods to
make room for holiday importations.
Read f. O. Hall q Sons advertise
ment on page 6. They are still sell
ling Columbia's and Ramblers at cut
rates.
Henry Payot, of the firm of Upham
a. Co., San Francisco, wholesale sta
TONERS, is a through passenger by the
China.
Special Klondike edition of he We
toria Daily Times arrived by the Nj
ONtIu. W iil llit lJ'lPNlo 10 a ilt'ip ~
the great regions.
Mrs. Fairchld and Miss Beesly of
Texas, both well known in Honolulu,
arrived by the China and have rooms
at the Hawaiian hotel.
The mother of Jack Hare of the
Custom House, died in San Francisco
on the 18th. She was a native of Wiz
oinia and aged 70 years.
The contract for printing and band
ing assessment books and blanks for
1898 has been awarded to The Star Of
flee by Tax Assessor Shaw.
The Frawley engagement will com
mence on the 18th of next month. The
season tickets will be sold next Tues
day morning at Wall, Nichols Co.'S.
The unsightly board fence about the
new fire station is being torn down,
and by tomorrow morning the build
ing will be fully revealed to the pub
! lie.
Local Portuguese leaders have writ
| ten to their countrymen on Kauai,
Maui and Hawaii, respecting the pro-
posed scheme of immigration to Ii
| NOR.
| ticing medicine without license and
manslaughter, is being heard in his
own behalf in the police court this af-
! ternoon.
Robert Parker, Jr., is temporarily
filling the Office of receiving clerk at
the station house. Joe Kaimihau is
visiting a sister, who is critically ILL.,
in Koolau.
Both hotels We're crowded last night
and many private houses were called
upon to lodge the strangers in the
city. Nearly all of the China's pas
sengers stopped up town.
]. A. Low of the Standard Oil Com
pany, is at the Hawaiian, accompani
ed by his wife and daughters. They
are on tour of the world, and vii
continue their journey westward this
evening on the S. S. China.
Lovers of delicacies will be glad tC
know that the Niowera brought 6
supply of teal duck, turkeys, grouse
salmon and pheasants for the Metro