The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-01-11
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Com
densed Notes of the Day.


DR.. II. b. Bond is here from kohala.
Walter Dillingham; went to Waialua
this morning.
Senator j. \. McCandless came in on
the Kinau today.
j. w. Mason, a prominent Hilo busi-
ness man, is here.
Seven inches of rain fell on Wyllie
street during the week.
c. d. Chase has desirable place up
Nuuanu valley for rent.
Alex. Young and party returned
from Hawaii on the Kinau today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Higgins of Olaa
have come to Honolulu for visit.
Captain l.. Ahlborn, manager of the
Lahaina plantation, is in the city.
The Misses Kelley are back from a
visit to Manager Goodale of Papaikou.
f. b. Barthrop of Hollister Drug
Company. is home from business to
IIilo.
William Widdifeld was today APP
pointed guardian of the Widditield
minors.
Rev. w. Ault. recently ordained dea-
con of the Episcopal church, is home
from Maui.
The American League will consid-
err important business at Il meeting
this evening.
Charles j. Fall returned from Ha-
wall today. He and Mrs. Falk may To-
cate in Honolulu.
F. f. Prentiss. who has large inter
ests on the big island, was Il passen-
ger by the Kinau this morning.
Every member of Company b is or
dered to report at the Drill Shed this
evening at 7:3O o'clock for drill.
Miss Annie Kanoho, the soloist Of
the Government band. will sing at the
| concert at the Hawaiian hotel this ev-
ening.
\ corps of officers will be selected
at the annual meeting of the ST. Louis
! College Literary society tomorrow ev-
ening.
Seven inches of rain have fallen in
Wiley street during the last eight
days. The inhabitants are thinking
of buying canoes.
Chief Justice Judd has requested
Circuit Judge Perry to go to Hawaii
and try some cases in which Judge
Hitchcock is disqualified.
Agricultural Commissioner Marsden
has applied for another three months
leave and will go to Europe. His
health compels him to go.
S. G. Allen is reported as very sick
and feeling very feeble. 1t is to DE
hoped that the attack may pass off, as
others have done previously.
G. Schumnn calls attention to his
carriage and harness house, Club sta
bles block, Fort street. He also has
the new rubber tires for sale.
cnacial paatinu nf tba Donific
Tennis club today the Office of vice
president was created and f. r. Ad-
ans was elected to fill the Office.
The objection introduced to the rec
ord of evidence in the case of John
ID. Paris against Kealoha and others,
was today overruled by the Court.
Charles Clark, who comes from New
Jersey, with the highest recommen-
dations, was admitted to practice in
all the courts of the Republic today.
Samuel NJ Damon was today APP
pointed by the Supreme Court trus-
tee of the estate of Bernice p. Bishop,
in place of Charles II. Bishop, who has
resigned.
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Oahu Railway and Land Company
is called to meet at the Chamber of
Commerce on Thursday, January IS,
at 1880 a. IN.
A report was made to the clerk of
the Judiciary today that collections
had been made in the Dowsett and
Sumner accounts. amounting to $16S5.
There is still out $361S.
Chief Quarantine Officer McVeigh
captured sixty tins of opium last ev-
ening in the false bottoms of some
trunks belonging to Chinese passen-
gers who came by the Peru.
Miss NJ. A. Walsh will address the
members of the Aloha Branch on the
"Three Evolutions," tonight, at 1880.
in Harmony hall All students and in
quirers are cordially invited.
John F. Lane, associate of ST. Mich
olas College, England, is expected to
reach here about the first of the
month to succeed William Ault as as
sistant master of Iolani college.
All members of Company Z, Divi-
sion 1 Palama) are ordered to assem-
bic at the Reformatory School on
Thursday, January 10. at 1880 p. m,
for election of officers and inspection
of arms.
Mrs j. F. Bowler has been chosen
president of the Catholic Benevolent
society. Mrs. Robert Cowes was made
vice president, Mrs. \. +. Murphy
secretary and Mrs. p. NJ. Lucas treas
urer The receipts for the past year
aggregate sligo.