The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-17
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of the Day.

| Change of program. at the Orpheum
tonight.
Gaelic yesterday for Hongkong.
! Honolulu Chapter meets this evening
for work on the Past Master Degree.
Special Agent Sewall was a caller at
the Executive building this morning.
! The foreign jury will begin work in
JUICE Stanley's court tomorrow morn
ing.
There will not be a meeting of the
Commissioners of Education this after
noon.
one of the champion cricketers of the
British navy is aboard the cable ship
| Egera.
An important meeting of the Y H. In
stitute win be held at 1880 O'Clock this
| evening.
Hearing in the second phase Of the
Chinese habeas case is still on this af-
| ternoon.
The Gaelic brought down a large
quantity of water pipe, about ten car
| loads in all.
Rev. w. M. Kncaid of the Central
Union church, left yesterday for a short
visit to Japan.
For one week NJ. Il. Killean will sell
sailor hats and trimmed hats at special
reduced prices
! Special bargains in handkerChiefs this
week at b. f. Ehlers & Company. See
window display.
Ministers Mott-Smith and Damon Wis
| tied the captain of the Egeria aboard
| ship this morning.
This is the evening of the monthly
meeting of the Church Defense and Ex-
| tension Association.
There were 81 children under II years
| old among the passengers of the MOana
| on her last trip here.
| A concert will be given by the band
| in Thomas Square this evening. be-
| ginning at 1880 o'clock
The treasurer of the Oahu Railway &
Land Company has an important notice
| to stockholders in this issue.
| All Hung was fined $50 in police
court this morning for having a small
| quantity of opium in his possession.
| Another University Extension lecture
will be given by DR.. Dewey a the High
school bnuilding tomorrow evening.
Fresh stock of tennis balls, and large
line of athletic goods just received by
Pearson & Potter Company, Limited.
Lemon pies twice a week, on Wednes-
days and Fridays; at the German
Bakery. Place order the night before.
In the matter of Ping Tai assault and
battery, appeal has been withdrawn in
the circuit court and the fine of $40 paid.
Two natives have been arrested at
Kaneohe in connection with the forest
fires over there the first of the week
The list of officers who will serve
Henry May & Company, Limited, for
the ensuing year, is published in this
issue.
,rhe case of A. Schaefer, one of the
boys charged with robbing the Airing
ton billiard parors, has been set for
Monday,
Attorney General Cooper being de-
tanned in court, there was not a meet
ing of the Board of Health yesterday
afternoon.
Another entertainment was held at
the Seaman'S Club last evening. AS
usual a musical and literary program
was carried out.
The j. A. Cummins yesterday brought
a mammoth pumpkin that weighed 1O4
pounds. 1t was grown on 7. +. Lans-
ing's place at WaiahOle.
Rev. G. L. Pearson of the Methodist
church, will leave in a few days to at
tend the conference, to be held this year
at Pacific Grove near Monterey.
Furniture thieves are about Any
number of chairs and such like have
been stolen in the past few weeks from
houses on the plains and in town.
The case of Mary x Tibbetts VS.. S
Pail, guardian, is still on in Judge Stan
ley's court. 1t is expected that the end
will be reached during this afternoon.
Certificate No. 1891 for one share Ga.
hu Sugar Company stock has been lost
Finder will please return to hawaiian
Trust Company. Transfer has beer
stopped.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sharp have
abandoned their intention of returning
to the Coast for the present, and have
signed a new contract with the Or
pheum.
Jonathan Shaw has filed bonds in the
sum of $4,000 as guardian of the prop
erty of Evelyn N. Bidwell, a minor. ]
A. McCandless and Thomas May are
the sureties.