The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-04-04
NEWS IN 4 NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes Of The Day.

Fun at the Orpheum.
Newly furnished cottages with board
at 1880 King street.
r. jay Green is out today after Sc
we're attack of grippe.
N. s. Sachs Dry Goods Company,
Fort street, the peoples providers.
The Pacific Hardware Company will
pay a stmi-annual dividend on the 20th
inst
T.. Sumino. matchmaker, No. 17h
Beretania street, has a card in this
issue.
TWO deserteIs from the ship A. J.
Fuller were arrested by Harry Evans
this morning.
st. Louis college and st. Francis
school open Wednesday, April 5th, for
the spring term
a meeting of the Amateur orchestra
Will be held at 1:45 Thursday evening
for rehearsal
1t is Monday May list, that the
public anniversary meeting of the Y.
M. G. \. will be held.
Repairs to Kapiolani park track have
been completed and all parts of the
course are now in use.
Editor Stacker of the Hilo Herald
has decided to remain in town until
the Mauna Loa on Friday.
A meeting of. the Woman's Board is
being held in the parlors of Central
w. w. Wright received a large ship
ment of Surveys. phaetons and road
carts by the bark S. G. Allen.
The Metropolitan Meat Company re-
ceived a consignment of fish and poul-
try by the steamer Garonne today.
At the meeting of Onomea plantation
tomorrow morning the matter of the
travelling auditor will be acted upon.
There was but a few minutes meet
ing of the cabinet this morning. No
business of Importance was transacted.
Mrs. George r. Carriers reception TO
meet Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Strong of San
Francisco is taking place this after
noon.
Kamene, a native, 62 years of age
died at the insane asylum yesterday of
exhaustion. He was an old inmate of
the place.
Agent c. b. Reynolds will sail by the
Lehua this afternoon for the Molo-
kai settlement on business for the
board of health
The Chinaman at Kahuku who was
not expected to live has been brought
to town and placed in the hospital. He
may recover.
Karl Podeyn who shot himself yes
terday afternoon, is resting easy at
his home today. He will be about in "a
week or two.
The adjourned special meeting of the
Company will be held tomorrow morn
ing at $50 O'clock.
Oshima was fined so in the police
court this morning for assault and bat
terry with a dangerous weapon. This
was a cutting affair.
The store building of John Thomas
Warehouse in Queen street is being
fitted up for the occupancy of the Won
mYoung Company.
II. McCantS Stewart has removed
his law office into Model block, oppo-
site Catholic church. and is now re-
ceiving his clients there.
At tomorrow afternoons meeting of
the board of health the detailed report
of Inspector tombstone on milk will
be read and acted upon.
The government receipts for revenue
stamps during the month of March
were $24,95S.20, or about one thousand
dollars for each working day.
w. ]. Smith has resigned from the
post of janitor at the drill shed, and
has been succeeded by F. Franz, an
old member of Company F.
The public is invited to attend the
art exhibition from l 10 o'clock p. m.
every day at the art studio of Banko
II. Kobayashi, in the Model block.
Examinations of teachers will close
at the high school building this after
noon. The committee will be employ
papers.
T. H. Macdonald, foreman at the
Honolulu Iron Works, has been offered
the position of chief engineer CT the
Kihei Sugar Company, and will prob
| ably accept.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock James F.
| Morgan will sell at auction the entire
stock of groceries, fixtures, etc, of
| Voeller & Co., at the corner of Hotel
| and Fort streets.
Miss Nellie SturteVant, sister of C.
| Vale Sturtevant, who is so i'll of ty-
phoid fever, had a good night, and is
| thought to be better today. She is still
| unconscious, however.
The steamer James Makee did not
get away yesterday on account of
some trouble with her boilers. Re-
pairs were made and she sailed at
noon today for Kappa.
A meeting is called for Thursday af-