The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-07
Ypw .nVrRTlSEMENTS.
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL,
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

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Regiments VS.. Honoulus. baseball
park. 1880 p. IN.
G. b. Ripley has been in bed week
with severe attack of grippe.
The choir of Central Union church
meets for practice at 1880 tonight.
Mrs. w. II. Smith will sail on the
18th for Montreal to remain two
years.
j. r. Waterhouse will continue to
offer their jams and jellies at $50
per dozen.
The counters of The Kash tell con
vincing tales of correct form in out
door garments.
The Haiku Sugar company will pay
dividend on the 10th inst. at bank
of Bishop & Co.
Senator Northrup returned from
Hawaii this morning almost entirely
restored to health.
Senators and House members have
raised among themselves about 5000
for the band at Kalaupapa.
The band will play at Emma square
al 1870 this afternoon and at Makee
Island tomorrow afternoon.
Captain w l.. Bowers, merchants
patrol, has been appointed sergeant
of Company 6, Citizens Guard.
Try Cares breakfast sausage and be
convinced that it is the finest you ev-
er ate. At the Central Market.
Sweet Semola for breakfast makes
happy children all the day long. Hap
Ply children makes happy homes.
There will be play on the Kunawai
links this afternoon. \ number of
enthusiastic golfers will be there.
+. S. kubey has again purchased an
interest in the Arlington billiard
parlors. His partner is Louis Marks.
NJ. II. Counter, the jeweer, is quite
i'll with malaria. and has moved with
his wife to Wrigt's Villa for a season.
Richard Weldon has charge of the
gang of workmen laying the founda-
tion of the new Bruce Cartwright
block.
Subscription lists for the increased
stock of the Ookala Plantation Com
pany are open at the office of James
F. Morgan.
Mrs. Theo. Purvis, who has been
seriously i'll at the home of her sister.
Mrs W. \. Kinney. is reported as be-
ing % 4 improved.
Hprt Wilson. the circus man. wish
eS 10 announce that his only authoriz-
ed representatives are +. l.. Martyne
and Frank Saunders.
Ring up Telephone - for your
choice Sunday meats. The best can
always be secured from the Metro
politan Meat Market.
The Maine Memorial fund realized
1928 from the Bennington-Ka meha-
meha baseball game and nbout $40
from the Wilson circus performance.
Nearly 100 people attended the
dance at the Healani boat house last
night. The affair was one of the
most enjoyable ever put on by the
club.
Among the passengers from Hawaii
| by the Kinau this morning were j.
| w. Bergstrom, the piano man; Colonel
f. Little, and Postmaster General j.
NJ. Dat.
Professor \. Marques will be in
charge of the Lotus day program to
be carried out by the Theosophical So
ciety in Foster hall, at 1880 tomor-
row evening.
| The Gaelic arrived April 30th in San
Francisco. She at once went into
quarantine, her mails not going
ashore until after the departure of
the Rio.
Henry Vierra and Jock Mcguire will
be invited to present IA comic char
acter sketch in a benefit entertain
ment to be arranged by Wilson's
circus for an evening of next week.
The court appointed to review the
evidence in the John Good court mar
tial case of August, 1896, met at mil
itary headquarters last night, organ
lied and then adjourned to May 10th.
Ii See, the Chinese woman who
tried to commit suicide with her two
children, has recovered. She is held
pending a determination as to what
charge shall be made against her in
connection with the children's death
News arrived yesterday from Ka-
uai of the serious illness of Mrs. Kahl-
baum. This lady is the mother of the
Conradt boys, so well known in Hon
olulu. Tt is to be hoped that her NAL
ady has yielded to medical treatment
James Sherwood has applied to the
Minister of Interior for license to
sell light wines at Long Branch under
Senator Holstein's new bill. Mr.
Nolte states that he will not press his
claims for license at Kapiolani
park.
Tn the basket ball games at the Y
M. c. A. last night the Honolulus beat
the Klondikes in the opening game
by a score of II to 0. The Diamond
Heads won in the second game ovel
the Y. NJ. C. A. team, the score being
IL to s.