The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
sits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

A new program at the Orpheum this
| .vening.
Matt Mccain is over from Lahaina
| n business.
Harold NJ. Mott-Smith returned yes
| erday from an outing on Maui.
n notice to taxpayers is published in
| mis- issue.
rhis is the evening of the Labor Day
| Jall in the drill shed.
The Paradise of The Pacific for Sep
Amber was issued today.
Mr.. and Mrs ST. G. b. Sayres re-
armed saturday from a visit to Seat
| lie,
Il. a. Simpson came down from Hilc
esterday to take a position at the Cri-
| -rion saloon.
Marshal Brown, wife and party re-
armed by the Caudine Sunday morn
hg from Maui.
Two long trains will be run next Sat
,rday to take the big crowd to the
championship races at Pearl Harbur
Mrs. Emma Lindsey Deverill, aged
3 died at the Insane Asylum yesterday
nd will be buried in Nuuanu cemetery
mis- afternoon.
The Australia, sailing at o'clock to-
borrow afternoon, will take the next
nail to the coast.
his evening in regular session 70" the
transaction of business
Rev. VIM. M. Kincaid resumed his
paStorate Central Union church yeSter-
.ay, following a vacation of a month.
For three nights the city has been
without street lights. Lack of water in
he valley reservoirs is the cause of it.
Samuel koilemai has been appointed
administrator of the late j. Pinao. Of
eva, under bonds i'm the sum of $500
NJ. NJ. Johnson, clerk at WichmanS,
enjoying "a vacation. He will prob
ably spend the time shooting deer on
Molokai.
A picture of the champion HcalanI
crew has been placed on exhibition in
The windows of the Pacific Hardware
Company.
The band entered upon it's vacation
today, in consequence of which there
will not be a concert at Emma Square
this Vening.
The Star baseball team expects TO
get away on Thursday by the Helene
for Hilo to play for the championship
of the Islands.
The fifth assessment of ten per cent
or $40 per share on the assessable stock
Of Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd. has
been called for.
l.. l.. McCandless' brake was smash
ed in runaway accident Saturday
night. The Pearl City magnate was
himself a bit shaken up.
Alterations to the machinery at the
electric light works, made in the past
few days have greatly increased the
output of ice there.
The fourth annual championship
races of the Hawaiian Rowing Asaocia-
ton will take place on next Saturday,
over the Pearl HarbOr course.
The thirty-siX Galicians released
So IA
employed by c. b. Wilson on the sea
end of the sewerage contract
John *. Sumner has filed in the Cir
cult Court an answer to the assumpsit
action of Y. Ahin, denying the fact Of
the allegations therein presented.
On the uptown streets the sewerage
people are having to do considerable
blasting to get their pipes down to
level prescribed by Engineer Herring.
George Houghtailing was arrested
again yesterday on the charge of sell
ing liquor without license. His case
will come up in Police Court tomor-
row morning.
A. B. LOebenstein, who arrived in tho
city yesterday from Hilo, says he is not
personally interested in the Olaa land
squabble but that the squatters have
his sympathy and support.
At the meeting of the Hawaiian
Cousins Society arrangements were
completed for publishing a book con-
tanning portraits and autobiographies
of the missionary pioneers.
A meeting of Berkeley students will
he held tomorrow evening to arrange
reception to former President KEEL
logg, of the California State University.
who will pass through here on the
Doric.
The Maggie Moore-H. r. Roberts
company by requests have extended
their season, and will appear at the
Opera House, on Tuesday evening, pre-