The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-07-10
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

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There will be a dance at the Hawaiian
| hotel this evening.
The Paradise of the Pacific for July
was issued today
Mrs. c. r. Mills leaves for home on
Friday by the Australia.
The band will give its usual concert
| at Emma Square this evening
Mr. and Mrs. Horace j. Craft expect
| to return to Honolulu in August.
f. Nj. Hatch and daughter has re-
turned from a visit to the Volcano
| House.
Frozen Eastern oysters received, ex
Australia, at Notes. Served in every
style.
The brothers and sisters of the late
Edward Dowsett have a card of thanks
! in this issue, to friends.
There was not meeting of the Cab
met this morning. President Dole was
! down for a short time.
| Chaplain Miller of the Fourth caval-
| ry, preached at the Methodist church,
Beretania street yesterday morning.
! Henry May q Company received
! full line of fresh vegetables and fruit
by the steamship Australia this morn
| ing
Members of the Catholic Benevolent
| Union are requested to meet at the
| Catholic Mission this evening at 1880
| O'Clock.
| A special dinner and dance will be
given at the Hawaiian hotel this even
in. The quintette club will furnish
! music.
! L, Guislain. Belgian consul at San
Francisco, arrived by the Australia this
morning on a pleasure visit to the ISL
! ands.
Mrs. c. Hagens, who has been on a
visit to friends in San Francisco for
about two months, returned by today S
| steamer.
| The Supreme Court will adjourn this
| afternoon for the term. The attorneys
have finished argument in the kahuku
| riot cases.
on July 18th the Frawley company,
headed by Blanche Bates, will open a
season at the California theater, San
| Francisco.
Japanese sailors who have shipped on
the Columbia for the trip to Hongkong
| received their permits from Marshal
| Brown this morning.
Mrs. e. G. Hitchcock wrote her son,
the deputy marshal, by the Kinau that
the eruption on Mauna Loa presented a
grand spectacle from Hilo.
A. w. and H. p. Judd, sons of the
chief justice, arrived by the Australia
this morning from the East, where they
have been attending college.
Camarnos' refrigerator, which arriV-
ed this morning on the Australia, con-
tanned a large amount of fresh fruits
| vegetables ana season : game.
| SalVinis, arrived by the Australia this
morning and will open tonight at the
Orpheum in acrobatic and tumbling, il
which he has a fine reputation.
The Egan Dry Goods Company, FOrI
street offer specials for this week. al
prices that will attract buyers. See theil
announcement on page 5, this issue.
This week b. f. Ehlers & Company
have a special sale of ladies fast black
hose Hermsdorf dye five pairs for 81.
Miss Bertha Summerfield of Honolu-
lu and c. ]. Sellander of Oakland, were
married at the residence of the brides
parents in King street Saturday even
ing.
one ounce of satisfaction is worth a
ton of talk. Satisfaction goes with ev-
cry Sterling bicycle sold by the Pacific
Cycle & Manufacturing Company, or
Fort street.
A baseball team on the Pennsylvania
would like game with the Stars to-
morrow afternoon The officers of the
regiment are ready to back their team
up to the handle.
Deputy Sheriff Nahale states that
eport just before the Kinau sailed from
KOhala was that the flow from Mauns
Loa was in five miles of Hilo. This /!
most probably an canard.
Captain B. F. Chapman of Tahiti, anC
niece, Miss Boston, returned by the
Australia this morning from a visit t.
San Francisco. They will leave in {
couple of weeks for their home in tn,
South Seas.
| Ned" Neumann, second son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Neumann, returned b!
the Australia this morning from Anna
polls, where he has been at school. HI
is alternate for a place in the nava
academy next fall.
A coroner's jury, in charge of Deput!
Marshal Chillingworth, investigated
Saturday afternoon the death of tn
Chinese run over by a cane car at Wal
amaze. The mans own carelessness wa
the cause of the accident.
The musicale for the benefit of DIV
Branch, Rebekah Lodge, I. o. O. F.
will be held in Progress Hall on Fri
day evening next. 1t will be under tn
direction of Wray Taylor, and afte
the concert there will be a dance
Tickets are so cents each and can b.
obtained of members or at the door.
Senator II. p. Baldwin, DR.. r. w. An
derson, Frank II. Armstrong, Captain
w b. Godfrey and daughter Represen
tative w. r. Pogue, Ernest Ross, vii
Roth o. A. Stevens and Mrs Wra,
Taylor and child were among the ma
maaians who returned by the Austria
liza TODAY from short visits IN tho GOA 81