The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-13
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Com
densed Notes Of the Day.

NUNiIdId iIISl lIllIS lOlllbi ibN'
Emma Square concert tonight.
Eva paid ten per cent dividend TO.
day.
Read the new Port Costa -four adj
on Page of this issue.
There will be meeting of the Mill
tary Board of Officers this evening.
City Editor Stacker of the Advertis.
er and his family have gone to Niu for
"A two weeks vacation.
At Kahuku. Saturday evening. the
Laie natives won over the Kahul<u ma
tives in "A tug of war contest
\ party with capital is wanted 20
take an interest in an invention. Ad-
dress in writing II. 10, Star office
There is meeting of the Children's
! Loyal Temperance Union at the Cen
trail Union church this afternoon.
There was heavy rainfall at Ka
uai last Friday, and the streams were
running freely when the Mikahala
left.
Mrs. Frank Hastings and child will
arrive from Washington next month.
She will take up her residence in Hon
olulu.
The appointment of George W.
Smith as Commissioner of Public In
struction, is officially announced in
this issue.
j. \. Hassinger. Secretary of the In
terror department, and family, came
up from the Peninsula today after
pleasant weeks vacation.
There was a large attendance at the
union meeting of the Young Peoples
| Christian Endeavor Societies in tho
| Methodist church last evening.
Deputy Attorney General Dole has
returned from Kauai, where he has
been attending the September term Of
the Circuit Court sitting at Lihue.
Captain Nelson will take the Ben
nington out for a practice shoot very
shortly after the return of the Phila-
delphia from similar mission to La
| haina.
Charles Gray, leading member OF
the Healani Boat club, will wear a
Myrtle ribbon in his upper coat peck
ct this week. 1t is all due to a wager
on Saturdays races.
In the change of ad. on Page 5, J.
| f. Waterhouse claims that the SYRIA
cuse bicycle will stand harder usage
at less cost in repairs than any wheel
on the market.
{. b. Ripley, the architect had orr
ginally intended to return on the Aus
| tralia tomorrow, but business matters
will keep him in San Francisco for
another week or SO.
Captain Nelson and Lieutenant
Mayo of the Bennington have the
thanks of the officers of the race
course and the press for the use of the
launch on Saturday.
Mrs. II. f. Coleman. wife of the Sec
rotary of the Young Mems Christian
Association, spoke at Oahu prison yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Coleman was
secretary of "A Young Women's Chris
tian Association, back in Indiana.
The Myrtle oarsmen, who have been
in training at George Aliens place al
Pearl Harbor for the past fortnight
have moved up to the city They will
continue house training at the boat
house.
Hanashigo, "A Japanese, arrested or
Saturday for driving an unshod horse
plead guilty to cruelty mi the police
court this morning. As he had had
the horse shod, sentence was suspend
ed by the court.
DR.. Hoyt, of Oakland. who has beer
supplying the Central Union pulpi,
during the absence of Rev. s. L. Bir
ME in Japan, preached his last ser
mon last evening. He will leave fol
his home this week. Rev. Mr. Birnie
will return from Japan on the Peiir
tomorrow.
Haole, IA native, was sentenced tc
nine months Imprisonment by Police
Judge Wilcox this morning, on 4
charge of grand larceny in the second
degree. He was overhauled while pas
sing the police station last night witt,
a sack which it was supposed contain
ed jug of swipes. The contents oil
the bag proved to be salt beef, stoler
from the Stenmer Kilauea Hon