The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-10-12
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Sugar "A.
The City of Picking sails at midnight
tonight.
j. T.. Wayson will return to Homo
lulu by the Alameda.
Several invalided soldiers were sent
home on the Mariposa.
The Transit is taking on sugar at
the Oceanic wharf today.
DR.. Averdam of the Pacific Fertiliz-
ing Works. has gone to Maui.
Commander Tanner, L. S. n, leaves
by the Mariposa for Washington.
| c. b. Ripley, the architect, leaves
for the mainland on the Mariposa.
No decision in the matter of the Co
lumbias bond has been filed today.
Attention is called to "Baley's Bike
Bits" They are of interest to bicycle
riders.
Regular meeting of Honolulu Com
mandery tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock.
Bishop & Co. received 100000 in
gold coin by the City of Picking this
morning.
Owing to the arrival of steamers
there will be no meeting of the board
of health today.
|
which is touring the island, is expect
ed back on Friday. Company may
be the next to go.
Lieutenant Crowell in command of
recruits for the Tenth Pennsylvania,
returned on the Mariposa to the coast,
on account of i'll health.
Wing Wo Tai d Co. give notice that
Chock Tong and Wong Chez are joint
| L. |, E., :
der proper power of attorney.
The annual meeting of the Honolu-
In Library and Reading Room Asso-
citation is called for Friday next, Oc-
tober 18th at 1880 o'clock p. m.
Paakaula was sent to the reform
school for year and Kahela for
three months for truancy and disobe-
dience by Judge Wilcox, this MORN
| ing.
A telegram from Boston, September
| 30th, announces that Walter DiIling-
ham and Robert Atkinson were adj
mitted to Harvard University on that
| day.
Justice Frear sailed on the Maripo-
sa to attend the meetings of the Ha-
waiian Commission in Washington TO
be held just prior to the opening o.
| Congress.
Committees have been appointed
with the view of making the coming
celebration of Portuguese indepenu-
ence on December LIST a bigger one
| than usual.
Harold Mott-Smith arrived by the
Picking today, and will make "a stay
on the Islands. Mr.. Mott-Smith is
brother of Ernest Mott-Smith, the
popular lawyer.
I. V. Sturdevant, bookkeeper with
Davey's Photograph Company, has
accepted a position with Theo. IL.
Davies q Co., Ltd, and will make the
change on the 18th.
The ship Isaac Reed, while being
moved in the harbor to make room
for the City of Feking lost her fore
royal. One of the stays got caught
in the upper rigging of the dredger
and snapped the mast off.
An extended article on coffee cult
ure in Hawaii by 7. S. Southwick ap-
peared in a late issue of the Los An
geles Times. The article is conserv-
ative in tone and bears evidence of
much careful investigation of the sub
| ject.
Captain Tanner of the navy left for
the mainland on the Mariposa. He
takes with him all necessary data in
regard to the changes to be made by
the United States on the water front
to give wharf facilities to the largest
war vessels.
The only news of Colonel Soper's'
movements is contained in letter to
his son dated New York, September
9th, including a postscript of Sep
TENDER 22nd, in which he said that he
left that day for Chicago, and intend
ed o reach San Francisco on Octo-
| w.. 1st.
Mary II. Krout, who represented
San Francisco paper here, some years
ago, has written book upon the Is
lands entitled Hawaii and a Revolu-
ton" The work is reviewed in the
Argonaut at some length. From ex-
tracts it evidently contains the usual
misstatements.
A. s. Cunha writes from Yale that
he has entered the law school and
finds number of Hawaiian friends.
The Hawaiian club at the university
has been formed for the term, and It
consists of three Judds, w. Godfrey.
w. Rawlins, Cooke and .Cunha. The
dean of the law school, DR.. Wayland,
is much interested in the Island bows