The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-11-15
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits OF Paragraphs that Give Con-
dcnsed Notes of the Day.

Company b meets this evening at
| 1880 clock.
| W. W. Dimond sailed by the Coptic
| for san francisco on business.
The list of officers of Lihue Planta-
ton Company appears in this issue.
The regular meeting of Honolulu
Chapter takes place tomorrow evening.
Paul lsenberg, ST., sailed by the ".
! G.. Hall for Kauai to visit his estates.
The Fifty-third Iowa mas been or
dered to San Francisco to go to Ma
Mia.
Miss Rose Berliner is connected per-
manently with the Hawaiian band as
vocalist.
The Tennessee battalion had drill
| by companies about the streets this
morning.
A battalion of men from the Ben
nington marched to Makiki this morn
ing and had drill
The Semi-Weellly Star went to press
early this morning in time for the out
going Island mails.
Baseball between the Iowa and We
la Ka Hao teams on the Makili ground
at $3.50 this afternoon.
John Hauser, Company ID, First New
| York. has secured a transfer into the
Fifty-frst Iowa, and will go to Ma
Mia.
A lady's hunting case gold watch
has been lost. Letter b engraved on
case. reward is offered for it's re-
| turn.
f. w. Thrum will spend a couple of
months on Oahu. He has been en-
gagged to do surveying at Eva plan
tation.
There will be an open evangelical
meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall at 1880
this evening. Rev. II. V. Morgan will
lead it.
Owing to the indisposition of Pro-
fessor Richards there will not be a
rehearsal of the Hawaiian chorus this
evening.
The well dressed man has decided
advantage in the business world.
Stein-Bloch clothing sold by McIner-
ny are stylish.
The Healani Boat club will likely
build marine railway for dry dock
ing and cleaning yachts belonging to
its members.
Tomorrow II. w. Schmidt & Son
will close out their stock of tailoring
goods and flannels. The auction be-
gins at 10 o'clock.
The funeral of Private George
Cowles, First New York, took place
from ST. Andrews cathedral at 10
o'clock this morning.
Ministers Cooper and King both left
by the Kinau this morning for Ha-
wall. There will be no sessions of the
Cabinet until they return.
\ native child, nearly three years of
age, died at Kaumakapili yesterday
of measles. This is the first death
from that cause in a great while.
The annual meeting of Eva Planta-
ton Company is called to meet at the
office of Castle g. Cooke, Ltd, on Fri
day, November 25th, at 1890 a. IN.
All wool crepons, French flannels,
wool serges and plaids are the leaders
at Sachs this week, at prices that are
about so per cent less than regular.
The new army barracks at Kapahu-
lu, Waikiki, will be completed in about
two weeks The entire force of en-
gineers is now engaged upon the
buildings.
Paul Neumann left by the Coptic
last evening for San Francisco on bus
mess connected with thp death of his
late brother. He may visit Washing
ton before returning.
The Minister of the Interior has a
by authority notice in this issue an
nouncing the sale at auction of the
lease of Lot IS, Esplanade, on Mon
day, December 10Th, at 10 o'clock.
Fewer Tennesseeans than any other
body of troops have registered at the
Y. NJ. C. A. More Tennesseeans have
visited the churches than any other
body happening here between Sun
days.
George Andrews has established a
branch of Trumble & Beebe's seed
store at his place of business on King
street, where samples of all kinds of
seeds may be seen. He will take or
| dars for any amount