The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-01-07
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.
Bert Peterson is in Hilo.

The rain has made the city beau
tifully green.
The backbone of the storm is bro
ken apparently.
Mrs. Dole will not accompany the
President to Washington.
List of officers for estate of =. q.
Wilder, Ltd, appears in this issue.
The Town football team has pre-
scented the Star with a group picture.
The Kash. No. Hotel street. tells
YOU what Fashion says. in this issue.
For art goods and artists supplies
90 to King Bros art store. 10 Hotel
street.
The rain terfered with the band
concert at the Hawaiian hotel last
evening.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, +. e. \. NJ.
meets this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Initiation.
Sol Peck is visiting in Hilo and Oiaa
and inspecting his coffee plantation 1T
nv mile post.
The st. Louis College Literary socie-
ty will chose new officers at its meet
ing on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. II. 5. pagett has u desirable res
idence at Waikiki for sale or lease. He
can be seen at No. fire station.
rhe Heaanis' will give a hop at the
boat house on January 18th. The
Myrtles will dance on February 4th.
The Research club will meet one
week from tomorrow night. Mr.. Hob
son will discuss stock speculations.
Mrs. Widdifield entertained few
friends at "a whist party yesterday af-
| ternoon. Mrs. c. b. Wood won the
trophy. al
Secretary Coleman is organizing n
basket ball league at the Y. NJ. {. ~,
as well as progressive handball tour
nament.
Four Chinese gamblers were fined
SIS each in the police court this morn
! ing, one forfeited bail and ten were
dismissed.
Charles Moteno. the Merchant street
barber, calls attention to his bust
ness, in poetical VERGE in another
column.
a meeting of the Catholic Ladies Be-
nevolent Society is being held this af-
ternoon at Mrs. John McLain's, Bere-
tania and Punchbowl streets.
S. Kimura will remove his wholesale
provision store from Kekuanaoa street
/
anu streets on January 18th.
Tomorrow evening. in Harmony hail
Miss NJ. \. Walsh will deliver her first
public lecture, as will be seen in the
advertisement in tomorrow's issue.
A meeting of the Executive commit
tee of the Annexation club has been
called for o'clock this afternoon TO
discuss important matters pertaining
to annexation.
Commissioner Henry Smith will
hold sale of valuable beach property
on Monday, January 31st, at ~ o'clock
noon, at the mauka end of the Judic-
larry building. .-
The Hawaiian Safe Deposit and In
yestment Company, George r. Carter
manager, call attention to real estate
stocks, bonds and fire insurance, in
their advertising space today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Clementson
who came by the Alameda yesterday
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lew
ers, at Waikiki. They will sail for
San Francisco on the Australia.
There are now about forty active
members in the Young Hawaiians' In
stitute. After paying off all it's in
thy sum of 1895 left in the treasury.
The ladies of the kindergarten AS
ISOLATION desire to thank Frank L.
Hoogs of The Star, Photographer Da-
vey and the Hawaiian Gazette Com
pany, for favors in assisting in the
publication of their calendar
Two deserving seamen were captur-
ed aboard the barkentine Klillitat
when she was searched by Harbor Of
ficer Evans this morning. One of
them has been missing from the A.
w. Spies and the other from the Nun
anu. They We're both locked up.
Pow Tung and Wal Seuli were ar
rested yesterday afternoon and Chung
Fook, All Hone and Clock Hong this
morning, on charges of conducting a
lottery. All are old hands i'm the bus
mess. The Marshal has information
that some of his officers have been ac-
cepting brides to protect the game
The men are to have a hearing before
the police magistrate on the 18th.