The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-01-25
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.


c. Won Hamm is much better today.
Mrs. Carriers condition is about the
same at last accounts today.
Surveyor Monsarrat has gone to the
Puma coffee district on business.
The Scottish Thistle club will give
its Burns banquet at the Arlington
this evening.
Miss Walsh will lecture this evening
in Harmony hall on Law of Graduation
in Evolution"
An effort is being made to arrange
a swimming match between kimokeo
and Renear.
A partner in liquor business is
wanted. Good chance for party with
small capital.
The new program at Wilson's cir
Gus is giving good satisfaction. Eve
rybody pleased.
\ meeting of the Uniform Rank. X.
of r.. is called for tomorrow evening.
Election of officers
Special cars will be run to the Ga
hu college grounds on the evening of
Prof. Agassiz's lecture
Charles Motley has been denied per-
mission to establish coffee shop at Ka-
laupapa. Molol<ai settlement.
All members of Company Il are re-
quested to meet this evening for drill
and other matters of Importance.
Alex Macintosh of the Foreign Of
flee is expected to return from a three
weeks vacation on Kauai on Sunday.
The Australia will arrive Tuesday,
and sail for San Francisco on Satur
day afternoon under the new sched-
ule.
The basket ball contest to take place
in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium Oh Fri
day evening promises to be yery utter
esting.
Wilson's circus wants to appren-
tice boys and girls from 10 to - years
of age. Apply to Aft st. Leon at the
circus tent in the mornings.
Kaluna the Koolau leper outlaw.
will be taken to Kauai to see his fam
! lily and settle up his affairs before go
! ing to the Molokai settlement.
f. w. Barnard has discontinued his
suit against the Wilder Steamship
| Company. which has been pending i'm
the Circuit Court for some time
The Chinese New Year has about
reached an end. The stores have
nearly all been opened and the SER
wants are returning to their work.
The Chinese-English Debating socie-
| ty will give its annual New Year feast
in the Sun Yum Wo building, on Sat
urday afternoon. There win be spec
ches in both tongues.
The dressing rooms. lockers and
shower baths have been put in place
at the Maltil<i baseball park. The 9th
err improvements will have been com
pleted by the end of the week.
Sam johnson and possibly George
Adams will participate in the profess
sional events at Cyclomere park on
Saturday evening. The Government
band will play on that occasion.
a fine program is being arranged
for the members meeting of the y. NJ
c. A. on Thursday evening. Secretary
Coleman has twenty-seven applications
for membership to present for appro-
val.
Captain George Ross is temporarily
in charge of the merchandise depart
ment of William G. Irwin & Co. This
is the position which the late Charles
II. Eldredge filed so faithfully for
many years.
w. Crews. the irrepressible drunk
ard, was up again before Judge Wilcox
this morning. and was sentenced TO
thirty days at hard labor, in he hope
that he would, sober up during his in
generation.
Manager Hugh Morrison, who has
been in town on business returns to
Kauai today. He will land at Koioa.
where his family is visiting Mr.. Nor
rison says that the crops on the Is
land are coming along nicely.
One. of the members of the Wilson
circus company fell from bicycle
on Alakea street last night and dislo-
Gated his elbow. He CHANGED TO fall
in front of a physicians office, and the
bone was put back in place in a iffy.
The Board of Health has received a
largely signed petition from the resi-
dents on the other side of the Island
requesting that DR.. Carter be appoint
ed government physician for the dis
trict of Koolau. The petition came too
late, for DR.. Hubert Wood has alrea-
dy been chosen for that field.