The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-01-14
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

Bishop Willis has gone to Hawaii.
}. Z. Cooke returned to Maui today.
\. }. Campbell is on an Inter Island
tour.
Senator W. II. Rice has gone to
Maui.
The japanese Legation is now out
of mourning.
This is the meeting night of the
Research club.
f. Souza, the Guatemalan coffee eN-
pert. has gone to Hawaii.
The Sharpshooters have their reg
ular monthly meeting tonight
There are forty-siX inmates in the
Lunalilo Home for Infirm Hawaiians.
Wall. Nichols Co. report that their
souvenirs are meeting with IA ready
sale.
The new officers of Honolulu Com
mandery No. were installed last ev-
enng.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou sailed by
the Kinau this morning. They will so
to Hawaii.
Hawaiian Lodge No. p. f. d \. NJ,
meets this evening at 1:30. Work in
second degree.
President George W. Fisher of the
Fulton Iron Works of St. Louis, Mo-,
has gone to Hawaii
Circuit Judge Perry departed for
Illo today where he will hold court
for Judge Hitchcock.
Mir. and Mrs. w. w. Hall will re-
ceive the Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society tomorrow evening.
The next Australia will bring Il
full line OF 1895 wheels for the ono
lulu Bicycle Co.. 100 Fort street.
There will be music of some kind ut
the field sports on Monday. The gov
eminent band will be asked for.
The Loan and Investment branch of
the Young Hawaians' Institute will
meet this evening to chose officers.
Schmidt q Sons are agents for the
Atlas Fire Assurance Company of
London. Risks taken at lowest rates.
The reception and hop on board the
bennington takes place this evening.
About $50 invitations were sent out
IIollster & Co. being exclusively a
cigar and tobacco house. are able to
study to please their patrons in this
Line.
Mr.. Miller. personal friend of Pres
ident Mckinley, who has come to Ha-
waii to invest in coffee, went to Ha-
waii today.
The Oahu Railway will run eXcur-
sion trains on Monday, January nth.
Reduced fare. See time card . in an
other column.
j. w. Mason and p. Peck. the Olaa
coffee planters, returned to Hilo today
after attending to some business mat
tiers in Honolulu.
II. w. Winfield, IA graduate of Yale.
and an active young easterner, VINO is
in Hawaii to make his fortune in cot
fee, left for IIilo today.
William Coelho and his Glee club Of
sixty boys are preparing fine en-
tertainment to be given at the opera
house on Monday evening.
Miss leila Leighton sang "A beauti-
full soprano solo at the Central Union
church gathering last evening. Her
efforts were highly appreciated.
DR.. Samuel Carr. V. S.. of the Royal
Danish college. has a card in this is
sue. He can be found at No. so Fort
street or at the Arlington hotel.
Wray Taylor is determined to keep
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton orchestra together. He has added
two more musicians, giving the or
chestra membership of twenty-one.
Fairchilds' Honolulu Shoe House
call attention to two special makes of
shoes, which they are pushing. by cut
ting the price almost in half. See
their advertisement in another column
Ed Hingley was chosen captain of
Company of the Citizens Guard of
Hawaii at a meeting in the Reforna-
tory hall last evening. George Lucas
was made first lieutenant and Charles
Curtis second lieutenant.
union meeting of the Christian
Workers will be held this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock in the Y. NJ. c. \. hall. All
interested in the advance of Christian
work are most cordially invited to be
present. \ full attendance is earn
silly hoped for.
Kehai, a native boy concerned in the
recent che fla captures, pleaded guilty
in the police court yesterday, with the
expectation of having sentence sus-
pended. When he was placed on the
stand against his companions this
morning, however, he professed to
having never seen them before. In
consequence, Judge Wilcox imposed
fine of 800 and costs. Kauahi receiv-
ed similar sentence on a like charge.
Sentence was suspended on three cas-
eS and one defendant was discborua6