The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-08
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con
densed Notes Of the Day.

MIS-. -. W. NOIotIt pipS - d"i''
| sick.
The Foreign Office has a notice in
this issue.
Tug of war tournament this evening
at the Bristol pavilion.
Six new members have just been re-
ceived into Company b.
Miss \. Cahill, the Hotel street mil
liner. advertises a choice line of swell
hats for the June races.
There were 1O7 inmates of the In
sane Asylum on the close of the last
quarter.
Portuguese Commissioner Canavaro
was a passenger on the Kinau this
morning for Hilo.
| The Golden Rule Bazaar gives one |
hundred cents worth of goods for one
dollar. See ad on page 6.
There will be no Board of Health
meeting this week on account of the
absence of President Smith.
Charles X. Hyde left today for Hilo
where he has accepted position UNI
der Sheriff Lorin \. Andrews.
The Board of Registration publish
a list of places on this island at which
they will be in session this week.
The Salvation Army Corps will hold
an ice cream festival in the Brewer
block on Hotel street on Kamehameha
Day.
Wednesday, June %, 1897, has been
declared public holiday for the cele-
bration of Queen Nictoria's Diamond
Jubilee.
Major George C. Potter of the For
egn Office has not fully decided wheth-
er or not he will go East this year to
remain some time.
The naval battalion from the Phil
adelphia and Marion was ashore this
morning. Admiral Beardslee was in
command in person.
Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter No
= 1 will hold a special meeting this eve
ming at 1880 o'clock. Work: Most Ex,
cellent Master degree.
United States Minister Sewall made
a formal call upon Admiral Beardslee
yesterday afternoon, and was received
with the usual honors.
j. w. Smthies has been authorized
to issue the only official program for
the races on Friday and Saturday
His privilege is exclusive.
Arthur Harrison, Jr., and DR.. Heller
of Philadelphia, who are on their way
to Borneo, were the guests of the Pa
cifc Tennis Club yesterday.
j. w. Bergstrom, the piano man.
left on the Kinau this morning for
Hilo, to superintend the. erection OF
the new organ in the church at Hilo
Samuel j. Macdonald. of the law
firm of Humphreys & Macdonald, is
engaged in the court martial now be.
ing held on board the flagship Phil.
adelphia.
Thone Klemme case in The Star OF
June 4, line reads as if Emil Klemme
went into bankruptcy. 1t should have
read Carl Klemme.
Attorney General Smith left fol-
Hawaii this morning to investigate
the alleged murder of a Chinese field
hn nd on Hnly Inn n1n 4 tinn n will
also look after the new hospital at
. Hilo.
Caterer j. w. Chapman will serve
first class lunches at Kapiolani Park
on June IL and ~. Everything will
be first class, thus doing away with
the necessity of taking your own re.
freshments.
Heavy showers have fallen in and
around Honolulu during the past two
days and the water supply of those
who depend upon the upper reservoir:
is proportionately improved, What is
needed, however, is a good soaking
rain.
Ihc OPlhlph PlcNdlis among Gll'
naval officers that the Philadelphia
win be ordered to leave Honolulu fol-
: Mare Island and that the Baltimore
will take her place, and that thu
Marion will be ordered away after The
!. arrival of that vessel.
The Hui Pakaka Nalu of Waikiki
has been particularly busy for the pas
few days, The high surf, which has
. been evident lately, has induced thu
~ lovers of this true sport to take ad
vantage of the pleasant moonlight
evenings. Yesterday the canoes were
engaged till quite late to accommo
!. date the many demands.