The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
denscd Notes of the Day.

There was not session or the OaD.-
! net TINS morning.
| sptuu Two peasant hours this even
ing AT the Orpheum.
1. Fara, merchant tailor, Beretania
street has a card in TINS issue.
General A. S. Hartwel arrived home
! by the America Maru this morn ng.
l.. M. Vetlesen has been appointed
postmaster for the Island of Lanai
| -.--.- ,... - ga i..i,,Ji taItt ii'@cIlng
| Of the Board of Health tomorrow after
noon.
one days mail viii be in by the Aus
| tralia bright and early tomorrow
! morning.
DR.. r. b. williams, of Hilo. returned
| by the America Maru this morning
| from the Coast.
! The Bob Gardner and San Souci
| liquor cases will come up in the Dis
| trIpr Court tomorrow.
Attorney General Cooper is having
| week OF test. lac IS Spending the time
| at his home in ManOa.
| The monthly meeting Of the Womans
| Board of Missions is being held in Cen
| lral Union Church this afternoon
A general invitation to citizens is
extended to attend the reception at the
Chinese consulate from IL to l tomor-
row.
Just as under the Judd building
water was struck a few feet below the
block.
This is the evening of the concert by
the Amateur orchestra in Progress
hall Music will begin at O'Clock
sharp.
Officers and men of L. S. transport
Tartar will do well to read the ad of
the lie Munyon Photo Supply Company
on page Z.
Namakaokeahi. the alleged kahuna,
has his sentence suspended today for
four months. There will be a sequel to
this matter.
Henry May Il Co, Ltd. have two
stores, one at corner King and Fort
street, the other in Waverley block,
Bethel street.
Charles Carroll Biting of Skagit
county, Wash, is the latest applicant
for a license to practice law in the
courts of Hawaii
hauia the native boy arrested in l<o-
ma last week for running away from his
! parents, was today sent to the Ret1r-
matory school for one year.
A letter will go to MOlokai this even
! ing telling the baseball teams that a lot
| of balls, bats, masks and gloves will be
! sent up by the next steamer.
| In the police court this morning sent
ence was suspended for six months in
! the cases of Alapai and Manuel Peter,
both charged with larceny in the second
| degree.
Manuel Ledo, the hackman who ran
| into G.. Bolte's buggy a few nights ago,
was properly handled in the police
court this morning. He was fined $50
and court costs.
When the America Maru steamed past
the Australia on the voyage down, pass
engers on the former shouted to Cap
tain Houdlette Pull up your anchors
and come along
meeting OF the teachers commit
| tee OF the department of education Will
be held tomorrow afternoon, and a
| meeting of the commissioners will be
held Thursday afternoon.
Two Cinnamon were fined $40 each in
the pol ce court this morning for trying
unlawfully to enter the country. They
will have to pay the fine and will also
be returned to Hongkong.
Minister Mott-Smith is preparing a
list of new school houses and teachers
4 cottages for Maui and Hawaii, to be
presented to the Commissioners of Edu-
cation Thursday afternoon.
The assets of the Germania Life In
surance Co., as compared with other
leading companies is published in this
issue. Emmett May is manager with
offices in the Judd building.
The Semi Weekly Star was issued
early this morning. The forms were
held until the arrival Of the Coast pa
| pers and a summary of the very latest
news went to it's many subscribers.
Rabbi M. S. Levy has given an inter
view to the Examiner of July 9th or
, the subject of Galician laborers in Ga
hu prison. The remarks of the divine
are just now the sensation of coast pa
pers.