The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-27
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

L. IL. heNWOrtn OF Dawes ~ TO-, is
back from Hawaii.
Captain Paul Smith will drill his
company this evening.
c. McLennan, manager of Laupahoe-
hoe plantation, is in the city.
Miss NJ. Harrison is home again af-
ter a six weeks visit in Hilo.
The Healani dance scheduled for
this evening has been abandoned.
DR.. f. Armstrong of Wailuku was a
passenger on the Kinau this morning.
Government schools and kndergar-
tens will open one week from Mon
day.
One week from tomorrow the Da-
vies and Honolulu cricket clubs will
play.
Harry Rycroft, the successful young
coffee planter. came down from Ha-
wall this morning.
Mrs. b. f. Dillingham; and Miss Dill
bingham returned on the Kinau from
an outing on the big island.
DR.. Maxwell, the agricultural eX,
pert, returned this morning from
trip to Hawaii plantations.
Minister of Finance Damon is suf-
ferng with a sore on his right hand.
1t is believed to be carbuncle.
c. NJ. Pepper, the newspaper cor
respondent, sailed on the Mauna Loa
this mornig for a tour of Maui.
Lansing Rowen, who was here
with the Frawley company, is now
playing in Hoyt's milk White Flag"
Mrs. Hugh Gum returned this
morning from the big island, where
she has been spending the summer.
Singer Sewing Machines are the
acme of excellence and light running.
b. Bergersen, Bethel street, is the ag-
emf.
The Kinau this morning brought
down large number of school teach
ers, returning from summer vaca-
tions.
The choir of the Second Congrega-
ton of st. Andrews cathedral will re.
hearse at the church at 1880 o'clock
this evening.
Sulphur baths can be taken at
home. One bottle of Sulphume makes
twelve strong sulphur baths. Hebron
Drug company, agents.
The Kash is in receipt of a new line
of boys Star shirt waists. These
waists are just the thing for the
Youngsters to wear to school
The Interior Department knows Of
no bidders for the purchase of the Ha-
waiian hotel Two parties are anN-
ous for "A lease of the premises.
Minister Cooper announces that the
usual weekly sessions of the Board of
Education will be resumed, now that
the vacation months have passed.
DR.. Monsarrat will go 10 Hawaii
next month on visit to his family.
| He has secured a leave of absence
from the Health Department for ten
days.
The Mauna Loa took four passen
gers for the Volcano this morning.
They were DR.. Kramer, DIR. G.. Thilc-
MUS, b. NJ. Newcomb and Miss III. +.
Ankeny.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs gives
notice that Mr.. \. de Souza Canavarro
has resumed the exercise of his func-
| ton as charge d affaires and Consul
General for Portugal.
EN-Deputy Inspector General #
| Schools John +. Scott will leave next
week for Waimea, Kauai, where he
will reside permanently. His family
Will accompany him.
Miss Madeleine HartweIl leaves on
September 14th for Boston, to place
her younger brother and sister in
school there. She will probably re-
main in Boston all winter.
Attorney Henshall called at The
Star Office today and stated that Lieu
tenant Ellicott of the Marion has au-
thorized him to settle for the damages
done to the lady's wheel injured in "A
recent accident on King street.
Attorneys Wakefield and Wise of
llilo have been censured by the SUI
! preme court for their conduct in the
case of Sailor Mace and are obliged to
! pay into the court $3.50 for costs.
Messrs. Wright and Walsh will from
! this time on handle a line of Ameri-
can made carriages, surveys, phaetons
and traps. The first consignment can
now be seen at the Honolulu Carriage
Mandatory, on upper Fort street.
Residents at the Molokai set .lamrnt
have written to President Smith of
! the Health Board expressing cheir sat
isfaction with the management of af-
fairs by Executive Officer Reynolds;
and Secretary Wilcox.
viii Soper has accepted position
on the Oahu plantation. This will pre-
vent him from playing with the st.
Louis College football team during
the fore part of the season. Carlo
Long will assume charge of the team.
Those who, during this melting
weather, are wishing and hunting for
a cool and secluded place, will be Civ
en- hint as to where and how to find
what they wish by reading the Ha-
waiian Hardware company's adv. on
page 4.
Hope Ross, the soubrette, who was
here with the Frawley company last
year, has made a success in London.
She was engaged to take Odette W
ler's place in Secret Service" and he's
done so well that Charles Frohman has
engaged her for the coming season.
Mrs. c. S. Desky is slowly recover
ing from prolonged illness. The doe.
tor has ordered a change of air for
her, so she will sail next month for
San Francisco, and spend a few