The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-25
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Consul Haywood is slightly i'll.
No deaths at the Red Cross hospital.
c. +. Rosecrans of Lahainaluna is
visiting the city.
The band will play at the races at
Cyclomere this evening.
A. $. Hartwell returned by the Bel
gic last night from the States.
Order some of Cars celebrated sau-
sage for Sunday morning breakfast.
j. NJ. Monsarrat has for sale house
and lot on King street lot S0N27S feet.
DR.. Berger will preach on the war
at the Christian church tomorrow
morning.
The purse in the fourth race on Ju-
ly 4th will be $3.50, instead of 800, as
published yesterday.
There will be meeting of the di-
rectorate of the Waverly club at s
o'clock this evening.
There will be the usual concerts at
Emma Square this afternoon and Ma
kee Island tomorrow.
The second cook of the Colon
died this morning of heart disease.
He will be buried here.
Neither the government nor Minis
ter Sewall received any important dis
patches from Washington today.
Dante will give a farewell perform
ance on next Saturday night. The
program will be full of surprises.
Seymour, Oldest son of W. w. Hall.
left by the S. G. Wilder yesterday, for
| San Francisco. to enter Berkeley.
Captain o. Bergstrom was unani-
mOusly elected last night to succeed
himself as commander of Company d..
The engagement of Rev. \. V. So
ares of the Portuguese Mission church
to Miss Arcenia Fernandez has been
| announced.
+ Thomas n. James. the hotel man.
who is steward of the Senator, was
warmly greeted in town yesterday by
local friends.
The Metropolitan Meat Market has
always supply of choice meats. and
will fill orders for game and other ice
house goods.
The most popular young lady in
town will probably be. in future. the
one who can show the largest collec-
ton of American brass buttons
Mrs. NJ. S. Levy and child. wife of
Rev. DR.. NJ. S. Levy of San Francisco.
and mother of Herman VI. Levy of
Honolulu, arrived on the Belgic.
The excitement still continues over
the prices Kerr is offering at his store
on Queen street. His sale attracts
large crowds of buyers every day.
The Hawaiian Safe Deposit and In
vestment Company have only a few
shares for sale of the active suoar
stocks. See their list in this issue.
Local Japanese will establish a
bank. The capital has already been
subscribed and the promoters will APP
ply in few days for corporation
charter.
Captain Bray of the Morning Star
will speak at the y. NJ. c. A. Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Subject.
Things That are Tied" All men are
invited.
Numerous concerts were given by
the Hawaiian band on the grounds
of the Executive building and else
where during the stay of the troops
in port.
The Hawaiian Society Sons of the
American Revolution kept ''open
house" at the Safe Deposit building
yesterday to members of the order
among the visiting troops.
The steamer w. G.. Hall gave three
diers when she entered port yesterday
afternoon. 1t was responded to fol
the soldiers bv the Mohican.
Before leaving the Officers cl1b al
II o'clock today the officers of the
expedition gave three cheers for theil
hosts and Honolulus They were es
corted by local officers to their re
spective vessels.