The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-02-14
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL
Bits of Paragraphs that tive Con.
denSed Notes of the Day.

Sunday--all DRINKS.
W. c. Wilder, Jr, is home from a
business trip to Maui.
The steamer Maui will bring later
news from the Coast.
Lovers and joliers were kept busy
today with their valentines.
Representative Kahaulelio of Maui
came on the Claudine yesterday.
The Kash has just received line CT
Office coats. all prices and shades.
Senator Wilcox of Kauai will arrive
from Kauai on tomorrow's steamer.
The California Feed Company carry
only the best grades of hay, grain
and feed.
An absolute divorce was today
granted to William Schestag from his
wife, Mary Moi.
The Warrimoo will probably arrive
from Canada tomorrow with three
days later mail
One of the deserters from the bark
A. w. Spies was captured by Jim Ku-
pihea this morning.
=. c. Jones will address the Y. NJ. c.
\. educational classes on Thursday ev
ening of this week.
President Robertson will MAKE the
Introductory remarks at the Myrtle
smoker this evening.
The seat sale for the Kilohana socie-
ty plays opened at Wall, Nichols Co.'S
with Il rush, this morning.
The bargain sale of L. b. Kerr's, on
Queen street, will be continued for
this week by special request.
VIII Cornwell has about made up
his mind to accompany William Eas
sic to the Klondille next month.
Levers d Cooke can. at small eX-
pense, furnish you with wall paper
that will brighten up your home.
Because of the destruction of the
telephone system the hackmen were
obliged to 'cruise" about the streets,
looking for customers.
Representative Loebenstein and f.
e. Richards, of Hilo, have arrived in
the city to represent their district in
the Legislature.
Ralph f. Woodward and bride have
returned from their honeymoon spent
on Maui They will reside at Kane
hameha.
Representative w. +. Pogue of Maui
is in the city. He will make his home
with Purser Kibling of the Claudlne
during the session of the Legislature.
Harry Won Holt today filed a bond
of $65,00Q as temporary administrator
of the estate of Valdemar l.nudsen.
Cec.i Brown and j. NJ. Dowsett are
his sureties.
Minister Cooper announces that the
legislature will convene at noon on
Wednesday. The public is invited to
attend the ceremonies
Engineer c. II. Kleugel of the Oahu
railway, received the sad intelligence
by the last steamer of the death OF
his aged monther in Oakland.
The officers of the First Regiment
will hold a meeting this evening to
attend to some matters which have ac-
cumulated during the past two weeks.
The thermometer went down to IS
at the beach last night and most res
idents had their coffee over the kitch-
en- stove this morning.
The attorneys in me divorce suit
brought by E. C. Hebron againsG Hi
kaalani Hebron, today stipulated that
the case should be tried next Satur-
day.
The fall of snow on Haleakala dur
ing the great storm is unprecedented.
1t reaches almost to the edge of the
woods. The oldest Kamaainas report
that they have seen nothing like it in
their memories.
Contractor Carl Jensen came up
from Kaena point today. He reports
all the contractors rushing the grade
work in order that no delay will be OK
perienced with the construction train.
Mr.. Jensen has the contract to lay the
rails. He began work this morning.
superintendent Cassidy of the Mu-
tual Telephone Company said this
noon that he will have at least 500 tel
ephone connections in operation to-
morrow BY Wednesday night every
customers on the system will be able
to use his line. The carpenters were
holding Mr.. Cassidy's wire experts
back this afternoon.
The Chinese pakapio bankers are la
king advantage of Marshal Browns
absence from the city. On Saturday
afternoon a bank was started on Ma
unakea street and in the evening an
other bank opened on King street.
The banks kept up yesterday and to-
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