The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-01-26
NEWS In 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes Of the Day.

\ fishing right notice appears in
this issue.
Clifton Tracey win enter Berkeley
University next month.
Attorney General Smith spent the
day at the Dowsett ranch.
The ladies are in possession of the
Pacific tennis courts today.
The band is playing at the ENecu-
tive grounds this afternoon.
A block of twenty-five shares Of
Eva went for $305 yesterday.
Preparations are being made for cn
interesting program at Cyclomere on
Saturday night.
The Waverly club will meet this ev-
ening to consider the new constitu-
ton and to elect new officers.
The list of officers for the ensuing
year of the Mutual Telephone Compa-
ny, Limited, appear in this issue.
No one is sighted at the Criterion
barber shop. 4 trial will convince
you that full satisfaction is given.
Castle & Cooke announce "A full line
of planters supplies, and hardware
sundries. in their advertising space of
today.
The Hawaiian Safe Deposit and In
vestment Company have some first
class securities for sale. See list on
Page 4.
james Thompson has been chosen
captain and Chris Willis has been
made manager of the Honolulu base
ball team.
J. Reynolds. well known among the
bicycle fraternity, has accepted the
position of first officer on the schoon-
er Robert Levers.
Patronize home industry and buy
your harness at the Manufacturing
Harness Company's. They full guar
antee all work sent out.
The engagement of Miss Angela
Eckardt, daughter of the purveyor OF
the Queens hospital, and James Limo,
Of Pahala. is announced.
The Y. NJ. c. \. quarterly meeting
will take place on Thursday evening.
The Kamehameha Mandolin and Glce
! club will be in attendance.
| j. j. Williams has finished two new
photos of Kaiulani. The pictures are
excellent and are Il credit to Mr.. Will
| liams. who is now turning out fault
less work.
Thomas X. James stated today that
as yet he had decided upon nothing
definite concerning his new hotel
scheme, all reports to the contrary,
Notwithstanding
James Copeland was chosen captain
of Company of the Citizens Guard.
over l.. II. Dee last evening. o. 5. Will
liams was made first lieutenant and E.
Strout second lieutenant.
DirtItrpS pf all thp crack eastern hi
cycle riders will be exhibited in the
display windows of Z. o. Hall Il Son
tomorrow. The pictures are the prop
erty of Harry Terrill of San Francis
co. Cali.
There arrived in Honolulu in 1S95-6-1
1888 Chinese. There have returned to
China 1O6. 90 have died. and , have
been declared lepers, leaving 7O76 in
Hawaii at the present time. The gross
receipts of the Chinese Immigration
Bureau amount to S24 ,439.
Mrs. L. Thompson, who had one of
her fingers amputated on account of
blood poisoning. has not been able &c
resume her duties as yet. As soon ms
she RECEIVERS, Mrs. Thompson will con
tinue her sanitary work among the
kindergarten children of the city.
II is more than likely that Presi-
dent Dole will not return in time to
be present at the opening of the Leg
isature. In such an event Acting
President Cooper will submit the eN'
ecutive's message. The message was
about completed previous to the de-
parture of the President.
Another "Old Line" company, popu
larry known and spoken of as the Pro
vdent Savings, has secured the ser
vices of Mr.. f. II. Adams to be its gen,
eral agent for the Hawaiian Islands
and anyone desiring life insurance is
requested to be sure and see its plans
before placing elsewhere. See adyer.
tiSement.
The Cabinet was in consultation yes
terday with committee of represen-
tative business men concerning tax
eS. The committeeman were inform
ed that the government would not rec
ommend TO the coming Legislature the
passage of an income tax 1t has beer
decided that schedule + of the present
tax laws shall apply this year to the
larger corporations and partnerships
only and not touching the mercantile
houses. This was the method follow
ed last year.