The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-03
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

The Scandal brought six bags of
mail.
There were no arrests by the police
today.
There will be a dance at the Myrtle
boat house this evening
Hawaiian Lodge F.. 81 A. M, meets
this evening at 1880 o'clock
Mail for the coast per the America
Maru will close at o'clock tomorrow
morning
There will be another game of crick-
ct on the grounds at MalSiki tomorrow
afternoon.
There will be a rehearsal at the drill
shed this evening of the Second regi.
ment band.
John silva or "Manoa," has left the
Pacific Cyclery and Joined Lund in
Union street.
Jack Elson has been added to the
watch at night on the grounds of the
Executive building.
Tasalla was fined $25 in the police
court yesterday afternoon for violating
Section 100 Of the ponal laws.
L. S. Mathews, the Beretania street
furniture dealer, announces the army al
of more bargains in furniture.
Frank HuStaCe will build fine
beach residence on his lot beyond the
American legation at Waikiki.
There will be another meeting of the
sunday school officers at the Y. Nj. G..
y. at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Joaquin filijis was fined $50 in police
court this morning for violating Sec
tions 50 and 80 OF the penal code.
a meeting of the Catholic Ladies
Benevolent Society is being held at the
convent at o'clock this afternoon.
on account of playing last FriGay
the Government band men are taking
today and also had yesterday as hOli-
days.
A sociable will be given by the Chris
tian EnGeaVor society in the parlors of
Central Union church next Thursday
evening.
All the material for the new Wal
lIiki telephone central is now in place
and the Office will be opened in the next
few days.
Wray Faylors amateur orchestra had
a spirited rehearsal at The Y. NJ G. \.
last evening There We're eighteen
members out.
Captain Bel&strom orders every
member of Company d, y. G. H., out
at $50 this evening for drill and i'm
poytaut business.
Joseph Trendo gives notice that his
wife having left his be& ana board, he
will not be responsible fQr any debts
contracted by her.
a bursted pipe near the corner of
| Beretania and Fort streets flooded the
lower part of the latter thOroughfare
| with water this morning.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth is
now wearing white military trousers
in conformity with new police regula-
| tons with respect to uniforms
The Star acknowledges obligations
to e. j. Middleton of Company L., OF
the Twentieth Infantry, L. S. A., fol
| late files of the San Francisco papers
Nolle prosequi was entered in the po'
lice court this morning in the case o.
J. O'Neil, second mate of the bark
Willscott, charged with intending tc
| commit an offense.
The regulars on the Scandal, or sucl
as have thus far come ashore have
! spent the time looking over the city
Dozens of them were at the govern
ment building this afternoon.
Chas j. Faneuf, some time black
smith, bicycle patrolman and Their
| hors eshoer for the United States gov.
eminent at Iwilei, has been appointed
deputy sheriff of Eva district.
Cali at the Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany and examine the new Mexican
saddles just arrived. They are an ex
act reproduction of the old Hawaiian
saddle so eagerly sought after
There will be a reception rendered
to Lord Charles Beresford at the resi-
dence of British Commissioner Kenny
Palama, at s o'clock this evening. In
Vtations have been issued.
The ship st. Frances sailed thi
morning with big cargo of sugar 70
Philadelphia. She is the first of tn
around the Horn fleet to sail. Captain
VIM has the good wishes of a host o
Honolulu friends.