The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-13
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
denscd Notes OF the Day.


morning.
G. IA. Buleu and Miss NJ. II. Rowan
are engaged.
DO not fail to see the excellent pro-
gram at the Orpheum tonight.
Dr. Moore reports that the fever el6-
iemic in Hilo Is fast dying out.
a short business SESSION of the Cabi-
act viii be held tomorrow morning
The band will play at the Hawaiian
Hotel this evening, beginning at 1880
Captain Satterlee's funeral tomorrow
morning will be an elaborate military
affair.
on Saturday afternoon the Artillery
baseball team will meet the Rams at
Makiki.
All is quiet i'm quarantine. There We're
10 happenings out of the ordinary over
here today.
Attention is called to the revised time
ard of Wilders steamship Company on
page 3, of this issue.
Closing exercises and sports are be-
ng held at Iolani School in Nuuanu
Valley this afternoon.
The fine racer, Our Boy, VIII be taken
to the Coast by McManus leaving by
he Australia tomorrow.
H E. Coleman will return from his
vacation next week to his duties as sec
rotary at the Y. NJ. G. a.
Sheriff Andrews wants to try dyna
mite on the lava flow in case 1t comes
dangerously near to Hilo.
Harry Murray will be mustered out in
Nebraska, so may not reach home in
two or three months to come.
There will be meeting of the Com
missioners of Education this afternoon
for the transaction of business.
X. A. Kalkane has been awarded the
contract for supplying the Settlement
with poi at 571a cents a bundle.
on account of stock taking, b. F. En-
'ers & Company are closing out their
entire stock of Turkish towels at cost.
w G. Peacock II. S. Townsend and
others from Honolulu registered at the
Occidental in San Francisco on the l.
f. A. Schaefer leaves this afternoon
FOR Hamakua, where he. will inspect the
plantations that his firm is interested
in.
deputy sheriff of 'KOhala about the vol
rano. conveying the Information pub
| 'ished yesterday.
The coroner's jury returned a verdict
| that the sailor Gibson came to his death
! this morning by accidental drowning in
| the harbor of Honolulu
The lager beer of the city is to be
| investigated by the Board of Health.
| Some of it is known to be heavily for
| titled by salicylic acid.
Three or more soldiers were left be-
hind here by the transport Pennsylvan-
| ia. They expect to get away by the
next steamer for Manila.
Colonel Mills, head of the United
| States garrison here. will sail by the
America Maru this afternoon for the
| mainland on a short leave.
| Mails for the America Maru closed at
o'clock this afternoon. Passengers
left for the ship about and the vessel
will soon sail for San Francisco.
| DR.. Alvarez and c. b. Reynolds are
today arranging to make the expert
ment of smoking bacilli in the fumigat-
ing room at the Pacific Mail wharf.
The postmaster general is requesting
| all box holders to have correspondents
give the number of box on their letters.
This Is for convenience in handling the
mail
The Honolulu Stock Yards Co.. have
! just received a fine lot of draft horses
and mich cows. Inspect them at their
yards. corner Queen and Alakea
streets.
The funeral of the sailor Gibson.
drowned in the bay this morning, will
take place from Fl. II. Williams under
taking parlors at 4 o'clock this after
noon
Minister Mott Smith is engaged upon
a schedule of new school houses for the
Island of Hawaii. The matter will prob
! ably be presented to the commissioners
| this afternoon.
The Hawaiian Carriage Company has
filed in the circuit court a general de-
NAL to the petition of Charles +. Bart
lett, asking $1,000 damages for alleged
breach of contract.
All tenants of what is known as the
/ KapiOlani estate, are requested 70
make prompt payment of their indebt.
edness to D. Kawananakoa and j. Ka-
lanianaole at their Office on Kaahu-
manu- street.
w. H. Winston, head carpenter of the
United States naval work here, leaves
by the America Maru this afternoon fol
his home in San Francisco. He has
completed the principal items in his
contract and will not return.
lie Munyon the photographer, with ar
expert assistant, is now camped neal
the crater of Mauna Loa, taking views
of the fire fountains and great lava
ow. Mr.. lie Munyon has five different
cameras with him, and will unquestion
ably bring back some superb views OF
Madame Pele's kitchen.
j. n. S. Williams and wife are soor
expected from Victoria. Mr. Williams
is well known as an engineer, and was
representative for Honolulu one SEES
sion. He has been in Cuba for some
years. but left on account of the war
Mrs. Williams. as Miss Nora Green
was one of Honolulu's favoritt
daughters. Both will be welcomed by
many friends.