The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-15
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NEWS In 4 MI TSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

The Peking left about 10 o'clock
last evening.
Colonel Fisher inspected the troops
this morning.
Philadelphia will sail for lahaina
early Friday morning.
DIR. Hildebrand Will make her eX-
animation of the school girls on Mon
day.
Captain Good, formerly of the Mil
itary will remain permanently in Hon
oulu.
The entries to the Regatta day
sports must all be in by tomorrow
noon.
The cricket match arranged for this
afternoon has been postponed untfl
Saturday.
The Government band will give a
concert at the Hawaiian hotel tomor-
row evening.
| United Staes Consul General Hay.
wood will give a diplomatic dinner to-
morrow evening.
The American Union Party conven-
ton will convene at the American
League hall this evening.
c. S. Desky will remove the engine
from the wreck of the steam launch
Star. and the Myrtle barge Aloha.
II. G. Biart, the ieweler, has offered
a fine medal for the winner of the
swimming contest on Regatta day.
Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter,
will hold stated meeting Thursday ev-
ening, September 10th, at 1880 o'clock.
The Moana is confidently expected
from the Colonies this afternoon. She
left Auckland on time and is Il fast
vessel.
William Savidge is home from his
summer vacation spent on Hawaii. He
has gained considerable and is in eN-
cellent spirits.
Minister Cooper goes to Kauai to-
morrow afternoon to look into the
charges preferred against School
| Teacher Austin.
Chief Justice Judd and family re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Ha-
ltipuu.. where Mr.. Judd is establishing
new country home.
Anthony Ahlo departed by the City
of Picking last evening to enter Cam
bridge University. Young AhIo is a
graduate of Punahou College.
Clarence f.. White has a photograph
of his daughters arm taken under
the X ray. The photograph shows
clearly the fracture in her arm.
Benson Smith q Co. advertise a new
line of bath and toilet sponges that
are smooth articles and perform their
duties in very satisfactory manner.
Out of the thirteen Columbia and
fifteen Rambler bicycles received by
f. o.. Hall d Son on the Australia.
! twelve were to be delivered on arrival
| See adj. for details.
Rev. Douglas Putnam Birnie will ar
rive from Japan on the Doric. on Fri
day of next week Mrs. Birne receiv-
ed a letter from him dated Kenostia.
He is in good health and is greatly in.
! tercSted in Japan.
Everett n. Bee, the San Francisco
coffee expert, returned on the Maunn
Loa yesterday from "A trip through the
coffee regions of Hawaii. He is well
pleased with the prospects and de-
velopment of the country.
Judge Peterson was on the bench
IA the Police Court this morning, and
heard a few minor cases, showing le-
niency to four native women who were
up on a charge of drunkenness. Most
OF the cases on the docket were con
tinued.
Charles Hyde, who is at present en-,
gagged upon the Inrum plantation, but
viii soon be at work on his own, i'll
Puma, is wonderfully improved in
health. He has gained fourteen pound
since his arrival in Puma.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
has been quietly preparing for the
feasts and dinners that will follow in
the wake of annexation and the unpre
cedented wave of prosperity, by stock
ing up on Haviland china, sterling sill
yer and plated ware. See adj.
The residents along the Pauoa Val
ley road are now happy. The road SUI
pervisor has gone to work in earnest
and is properly mecadamizing the
thoroughfare. \ layer of stone is be-
ing put upon the road bed and the
steam roller will soon be at work.
" \ serious operation was performed
on Walter Dillingham; in San Francis
co about two weeks ago. The opera
ton was highly successful and Walter
is slowly commissioning. Mrs. Dilling-
! ham did not reach San Francisco until
after the operation had been perform
ed by the surgeons.
! w. f. Dean of Oakland has accepted
a position as bookkeeper for the con-
tracing firm of Wilson q Whitehouse,
and will take up his abode in Honolu-
lu for several months at least. He
came down here in company with Mil
ton Perkins, Senator Perkins son,
who leaves for home tomorrow on the
Moana.
Chester Doyle is expected home on
the Kinau with two Japanese who are
charged with conspiracy to entice con-
tract laborers away from Eva plan
tation, to work on the coffee planta-
tons in Hawaii. Two other conspira
tors are already under arrest. The
Japs did an extensive business for Il
time.