The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-19
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

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lee house poultry and game can be
procured at the Metropolitan Market.
Minister Cooper will return from
EIilo by the Kinau tomorrow morning.
Sergtieant Flint of the Bennington,
well known in town, is quite i'll at the
hospital.
About fifty soldiers attended Evan
gelist Morgan's meeting at the y. NJ.
| c. A. last evening.
Three deserters from the ship Aig-
burth were arrested this morning and
returned aboard.
NJ. j. Silva and Mary Freitas were
married at the Catholic cathedral on
| Thursday evening.
A social will be given this evening
by the Riverside Dancing club at its
| hall near st. Louis College.
Choice home made mnce meat for
| Thanksgiving pies can be procured at
the Metropolitan Meat Market.
There will be the usual concerts at
Emma square this afternoon and at
Makee Island tomorrow afternoon.
Representative j. d. Paris is visit
ing the city He arrived by the Mauna
'
Sam Dowsett returned by the Maui
ma Loa yesterday afternoon from
visit of two weeks to friends on Ha
wall.
James Lycett returned by the ATau
ma Loa yesterday afternoon from "A
business visit to the west side of Ha-
wall.
A good Cleveland 1898 bicycle is Of
E. 10 -,
| change for horse. Apply to "P,
Star office.
The James Makee experienced very
rough weather on the Kauai coast.
She was weather bound one day at
| Hanamaulu.
The auction at II. w. Schmidt &
Sons will continue Monday at 10 a. III.
Balance of wooden and cotton goods
will be sold.
Despite the threatening weather
there was quite large audience at
Thomas square last evening for the
| band concert.
At the meeting for young men at
the Y. NJ. c. \. at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, Chief Justice Judd will de-
liver the address.
James S. Lynch left on the Keauhoa
for Kauai yesterday. He will be alb
sent for a few days to attend to some
business matters there.
L. b. Kerr must have space for new
goods arriving. For this reason he Of
fers special prices and discounts for
Monday and Tuesday next.
The Central Meat Market has on
hand for Thanksgiving, turkey, geese,
ducks, chickens and fowls of all
kinds, as well as roast sucking pig.
On Monday next the agent of Public
Lands will sell at auction land at Ka-
malouloo, Kauai. Sale takes place at
judiciary building, at IL o'clock noon.
The News Muster, Camp McKinley's
paper, was issued this morning. 1t
contains splendid budget of resi-
ment news and terse editorial matter.
George and Tom Carnegia, nephews
of Andrew Carnegie, were both mar
ried in Pittsburg last month. They
were here last winter and made many
friends.
EX-Lieutenant Hart of the Honolu-
lu police is down from Kona on visit
to the metropolis. He has been con-
nected with the Hawaii police force
for about a year.
Mr.. Coligny said he was going to ia
pan. Nobody believes him. There is
an apprehension that he is going to
Singapore to look for the Confederate
cruiser Alabama.
Nine saloons in town have been run
ming several weeks without licenses,
the matter being held in statu quo by
the government until the question of
regulations is settled.
Iwakami, the leading japanese mer-
chant, on Hotel street, announces the
arrival of choice goods for the holt
days. Two large store rooms are fill
ed with desirable goods.
Oregon resident friends of the young
man Kent who died at the military
hospital yesterday were refused ac-
cess to him or information concern
ing his condition by the hospital au-
thorities.
The European steerage passengers
which arrived from the Orient by the
Belgic and Coptic were released from
quarantine this morning. The Chi
nese and japanese will be released on
Monday morning.
Rev. II. ID. Garvin will conduct a spe,
cial service at the Kamehameha chap
ell tomorrow morning. In the evening
Mr.. Garvin will preach at the Chris
tian church, taking as his subject
"The Relation of Parents to Chill.
dren."
The auction sale will continue al
H. w. Schmidt & Sons until every ar.
ticle is closed out Some great bar
gains have been secured, but as Mr.
Schmidt is going out of business, ev,
erything must be sold regardless oil
the price it brings.
Three boat loads of the men f.
the Bennington took a practice sal
yesterday morning out through the
channel to the open sea and back. TIL,
boats were all under sail, schooner
rugged and made a pretty picture as
they headed out of the channel. There
was good deal of rivalry and emula
ton between the various crews for tn,