The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-09
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con.
demsed Notes of the Day.

Foreign Office notice in this issue.
oscar f.. Morgan is laid up with a
| touch of malaria,
The banu Played the China off at 10
! o'clock last evening.
The summer school will open next
Monday in High School building.
| President Dole and wife will be eX-
| pected back from Kauai tomorrow.
| An important meeting of the Board
! of Health will be held this afternoon.
The HOLSTER Drug Company serve
! delicious ice cream soda at 10 cents a
glass.
| There were two deaths from typhoid
! fever in town today. Both were ma
| tives.
Crowds continue to patronize the Or
| pheum.
! Several native boys were arrested
this afternoon for stealing fruit from
! Crabb's place.
The state ball will take place on Fri
day evening in place of saturday even
ing of this week.
A concert will be given by the band
on the grounds of the Executive build
ing this afternoon.
The delayed Picking will be expected
tomorrow evening from San Francisco
with later mail and news.
Sewerage pipes are being laid in
Miller street from the Executive build
One half of ground floor store room
is TO let, centrally located. Apply to p.
H. Brunette 639 King street.
The engagement of Miss Adele G.
Widdifield to Lieutenant j. F. Howell,
Sixth artillery, is announced.
. Wray Taylor calls a rehearsal of the
Amateur orchestra for s O'Clock this
evening, in the Y. NJ. c. a. hall.
The Tax Appeal Court will meet in
the old Chinese Bureau tomorrow after
noon. r. D. Silliman will preside.
Major Wood secured several snap
shots of his old friend DR.. Sem aboard
the Australia yesterday afternoon.
Entries for the shooting matches at
KakaakO will close with Henry Giles
at f. O. Hall & Sons Friday evening.
Harry Armitage has for sale a fine
residence property situate in the rear
| of DIR. Alvarez, near the Chinese Y. NJ.
| c. A.
| The Bergstrom Music Company will
! sell a fine piano for $3.50 on monthly in
stallments of $40. This is cheaper than
| renting.
Sam j. Lederer left by the Australia
yesterday afternoon for a two months
business and pleasure visit to San
! Francisco.
An application for the incorporation
of the Honolulu Stock Yards Company
was today filed in the office of the Min
lister of Interior.
Murata & Company received by the
China yesterday a new line Of the lat
est styles in carpets, rugs and mattingS
Also a full line of kimonOs.
A quarterly meeting of the trustees Of
the Queens Hospital will be held to.
morrow at 1920 a. IN. at the rooms o.
the Chamber of Commerce.
An appeal milk case will reach the
circuit court during this week, The
prosecution will be conducted by the
attorney general in person.
Pictures of the big new we'll at the
McBryde Sugar COmpany's plantation
are on exhibition in the windows of the
Pacific Harware Company.
J. NJ. Lopez has an advertisement il
this issue to the effect that he will no
be responsible for any debts contracted
by his wife, from the Sth inst.
J. A. Magoon writes that he will re-
turn by the Moana next week. He has
greatly improved in health and weigh:
more than he has in years before.
officers of the U. S. S. Boston will bt
invited to attend the reception and bal
Friday evening. They will doubles:
be center of interest and attention.
Several hundred live chickens ar
coming down by the Thompson from
Seattle for the Honolulu market. Thi
is a new industry, but one that prom
ises success.
Each of the artillery batteries will
given a turn of three months in toWr
They will come in by seniority, Thu
K, the junior battery, will not arriv
until February.
Nearly two hundred people saile
from Honolulu yesterday. The Chin
carried So cabin passengers; the Aus
tralia 80 cabin passengers and Al steer
age. The total is 191. ..
While on the Mainland, J. A. Hughe
will purchase a large amount of ca
material for the Oahu Railway. Mos
of his purchases will be made at 81
Louis and Indianapolis.
A concert will probably be given