The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-28
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits OF Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

The Supreme Court will adjourn on
July 9th.
Harry Murray left among tine 9th
er recruits from here for Manila.
The Senate yesterday laid Schedule
+ of the 1896 tax law on the table.
\ magpe has been lost. The find
er will please return to this Office.
Judge Stanley, Circuit Court, is the
presiding judge at Chambers this
week.
Miss Killean's great clearing sale
of new millinery goods commences
on Thursday.
Dr. C. NJ. Hyde has recovered sufli-
GENTLY to be down town in his car
rage this morning.
Mrs. Wilder entertained number
of tennis enthusiasts at her Waikiki
home last evening.
The Boote party of Spreckelsyille
will return home by the Claudine,
sailing this afternoon.
A. b. and DR.. Thomas Wood will
sail by the Claudine this afternoon on
a visit to friends on Maui.
There were but four cases on the
District Court calendar this morning
and they were unimportant.
Colonel and Mrs. George w. Mac
farlane will leave on the Rio for five
or six weeks stay on the coast.
Dante will perform his marvellous
bullet-catching trick at his farewell
performance on Saturday night.
\ Remember the Maine" badge for
ten cents, with complimentary flag,
at the Hawaiian News Company.
Letters written by the Boys in Blue
were transferred from the Foreign
Office to the Postof1ice this morning.
All outstanding bills against the
House of Representatives must be pre-
scented before Saturday, July 2, 1898.
Idaho, Washington, California and
Minnesota troops are expected here
next. They may arrive next Satur-
day.
The public is cautioned not to miss
the bargains Kerr is Offering this
week The low prices will not last
long.
f. w. Jordan offers exceptional val
ues in rugs, bedspreads, towels and
curtains at his No. 10 Fort street
store.
\ hearing in the case of Kapiolani
against the Hawaiian Princes will
likely he reached in chambers to-
morrow.
The Aura of Metals will be discuss
ed by the Theosophic Society this ev-
ening. Professor Marques will lead
| the meeting.
A dividend is due and payable to
the stockholders of the Inter Island
Steam Navigation Co., Ltd, on Thurs
day, June 30, 1898.
McInerny calls attention to the pro-
fit made in buying reliable goods from
reliable dealers. They look better,
wear longer and are cheaper in the
end.
II. w. Weiricll is the name of the
hospital corps man who sailed by the
Belgic Sunday morning for Manila.
He is Il wealthy young business man
of Pittsburg.
Mr.. \. Davis, teacher at Kamehame-
ha, has resigned to accept a position
as bookkeeper in the Honolulu Iron
Works. He will not return to Kane
hameha again.
Dante will give farewell perform
ance on next Saturday evening. Seats
will be ready tomorrow morning. The
bullet catching trick will be a feature
of the performance.
Mrs. DIR. C. b. Wood, Mrs. Carl Du
Roi and Mrs. Charles Carter were in
advertently omitted from a brief
mention yesterday of active workers
at the Red Cross Hospital.
Mrs. Moses, an experienced nurse
from Brooklyn, was constantly at the
bedside of C. II. Fiske, the young
Nebraslian who died at the Red Cross
hospital last Sunday morning.
A. Liebenroth. formerly with the
Advertiser, will likely sail by the Rio
for his home in New York. He has
lived four years in Honolulu and will
leave many sincere friends here.
The Fourth of July is near at hand.
and the mi is fully prepared to sup
ply fireworks, flags and bunting. A
speciality this year is assorted cases
for families, from SIS per case up.
George NJ. Boote, manager of
Spreckelsville, and Miss Emma Quinn
by, of Louisiana, We're, married at st.
Andrews Cathedral yesterday after
noon, Rev. Alex. Macintosh ofiiciat-
ing.