The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-06-06
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs TINT Give COn-
deuSed Notes Of the Day.


of the racine was issued today.
\ daughter was porn to the wife
of {. '. T.. Dove on saturday the 4th.
Inc band viii give the usual con
cert at Emma square at ,:o0 this ev-
ening.
d, The Office of Bruce, Warning & Co. is
now in the new Progress block, rooms
and ).
The great underwear sale at y. S.
Sachs Dry Goods Co. will be continue
ed this week.
John todrigues was fined s. in the
police court this morning for leaving
his hack united.
The annual meeting of the Y. +. ).
c. T.. will be held in kawaiahae
church tomorrow.
James BckneIi, clerk in the Gus
tom House, has returned from his va
cation, spent on Maui.
james l.. McCombc has. on account
of i'll health, retired from the l. NJ.
c. \. work among sailors.
In the cricket match Saturday af-
terroon Herbert's team defeated HAIR
vey's by a score of 81 TO 20.
j. W. Webb and wife and ID. W..
Roach and family arc spending the
warm season at Wright's villa.
| Under the new arrangements there
will be lust four hundred more boxes
at the postoffice than heretofore.
Twenty-one more Japanese We're
arrested Sunday in connection with
the duel case of Thursday night.
4 meeting will be held in the Y. NJ.
re. A. hall at o'clock this afternoon
to organize a Hawaiian Red Cross So
ciety.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Chamber of Commerce is called for
Wednesday, June Sth, at 10 o'clock
Il. m.
Officer viii Vida arrested three
Chinese laundrymen saturday after
noon for spraying clothes with the
mouth.
The cases of all the japanese ar
rested in connection with the duel on
Thursday night last will come up to-
morrow.
Salaries of the enlisted men in the
barracks have been reduced to $50 a
month. They We're formerly $50 and
S35 month.
w. L. Beckwith. DR.. Weddick. Rep
resentative w. F. Pogue and c. Bosse
were among the arrivals yesterday
morning from Maui.
On account of the excitement last
week the n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co.
will, by request. continue the under
wear sale this week.
| For Kamehameha day. June 18th,
| McInerny has linen busters. Panama
hats, neglige shirts, straw hats and
vari-colored puggeries.
w. w. Dimond & Co. ask you to
inspect their Kitchen Kir. consisting
of twelve useful articles. which they
are offering for dollar.
While taking some flash light pict-
ures Friday night Frank Davey, the
artist, accidentally sustained some Sc
we're burns on his right hand.
The old Foote Office at Punchbowl
and Beretania streets, is being moved
into the new Achi residence district
Waikiki of the Methodist church.
A notice to contractors for propo-
sails for erecting coal shed on the
Esplande for the United States gov
eminent, is published in this issue.
Keep posted upon the war move
ments by securing map showing the
exact location of Cuba and the Phil
ippines. For sale by the Hawaiian
News Company.
A Chinese girl, aged Is, died on Ma
unakea street this morning of diph
iberia She had been ailing only &
couple of days. DR.. Soong, a Chinese
medico, attended the case.
At meeting of the Officers club
held at 1880 yesterday morning, i
was decided that outsiders would b'
admitted to the rooms on occasions o.
future receptions on passes only.
A. Nelson, second mate of the Him
alaya, was arrested Saturday nigh
on charge of battery upon the per
son of one John Halves, a prospective
passenger by the vessel mentioned.
The hawaiian Fruit and Plant Co
has sent to this Office from Pearl City
a splendid specimen of okra or gum
bo, grown on their premises in less
than three months without irrigation