The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-14
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes Of the Day.

Next week will be moonlight week"
| with the band.
| The Alice Cooke and the s. c. Allen
began loading sugar today.
Sam Kali has been committed for
| treatment i'm the insane asylum.
| Next mail from the coast will be per
| the Nippon Maru next Wednesday.
| Hawaiian Lodge T.. s; A. NJ. meets
tonight. Work in the Third degree.
All district court business is being
| sidetraCked now by the Kahuku riot
| case.
! In the police court today All l[una
| was fined $50 for having opium in pos
| session.
Attention is called to choice ew
| books just received at the Golden Rule
/ Bazaar.
| George r. Carter, L. A. Thurston and
j. b. Castle will return Sunday morn
| ing from Maui.
Weather of the kind experienced in
! town this morning is what Hilo calls
| liquid sunshine
| The Semi-Weekly Star was issued
! early this morning.
| Season sale for Janet Wilson engage
ment will commence next Monday at
| Wall, Nichols Co.'S.
/ New fiXures were arranged today in
the Offices of the Hawaiian Trust and
| Investment Company.
j. j. Egan offers the coming week the
| latest in shirt waists and ladies under
! wear at the lowest prices.
| This is the evening of the lecture of
| Professor L. Thompson before the
| graduates of Kamehameha school
| The band gave a very acceptable
| concert on the hotel grounds last ev-
| ening to passengers by the Australia.
DR.. G.. y. Peterson, inspector of i'm
| migrants, is touring the plantations of
Maui. He will be away about two
! weeks.
The case of Henry c. Vida selling
| liquor at Long Branch without license,
will come up in the police court on the
I 21st inst.
The largest and best assortment of
bicycle tires ever seen in Honolulu are
| being exhibited by Pearson & Hebron
| this week.
Consul and Mrs. f. A. Schaefer ten
! dered a reception last evening to the
| captain and officers of the Italian crui-
! ser Piemonte.
There was not a session of the cabi-
net this morning. Mr.. Damon was ill
and Attorney General Cooper was de-
tanned in court
There will be another Holy Ghost OBJ
servance with music by the Concordia
band near the head of Punchbowl
| street tomorrow night.
In the handball tournament H. e.
| Coleman yesterday won two straight
| games from c. f. ElstOn. The scores
were 81 to 10 and q to -.
| The American ship j. b. Thomas
| commenced loading sugar yesterday.
She will take about 1000 tons here, and
then go to HilO for the remainder of
her cargo
The Foreign Office gives official no
tice that F. A. Schaefer has been rec
ognized by the President of the Unit
ed States as consul for Italy in the Ha-
waiian Islands.
NJ. G. Silva has sold out the Temple
of Fashion to the Hawaiian Dry Goods
Association, and they announce a
clearing sale for thirty days, Commenc-
ing Wednesday next.
Rev. r. ]. Roberts, of Chemainus, B.
c., is a through passenger by the 40
rangi on a health visit of two months
in the Colonies. He called upon the
English church clergy while here.
The Lehua, which was delayed so
much on her last trip by heavy seas
| and rough weather, arrived yesterday
evening, and sailed again at this af-
ternoon for Lanai and Kalaupapa.
Business men won over the Honolulu
team in the basket ball competition at
the Y. M. c. A. last evening. Rough
Riders defaulted in the second game,
giving it to the Diamond Heads.
The trial of Salvador, the Spaniard,
who cut a native boy with a knife, on
| March 3lSt, VIII be held IN Judge Will
cox's court tomorrow morning. His
victim is still in the hospital.
The Sunday School Union meets as
usual at 4:30 at the Y. M: C. A. and al
though it has been decided to devote
considerable attention to the subject
of the rally, there will be the usual
exposition of the lesson.
The Christian Workers meeting will
be held this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
at the Y. M. c. A. hall. The meeting
will be led by Rev. j. d. Gu
lick of Japan. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to be present.
A special meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce is called for tomorrow morn
| ing at 10 o'clock. Major Langfitt re-
quests an expression of the association
on harbor improvements, and the meet
ing is called for this purpose.
Note Heads, Bill Heads and Letter
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