The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-19
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
deised Notes of the Day.

A good show at the Orpheum tonight.
There was not a Cabinet session this
| morning.
There will be the usual music at EN-
ma Square this evening.
The band will probably play at Thorn
| as Square tomorrow evening.
| There will not be a regular meeting
of the Board of Health this week.
A mail from the Coast will arrive per
the Alameda Wednesday morning.
Next Saturdays ball game will be be-
tween the Artillery and Kamehameha
| teams.
Charles j. Falk, stock and bond brok-
err, room 301 Judd building, has a card
| in this issue.
The Octoroon at the opera house by
the William McVay Company next Sat
urday evening.
A native boy named Kenea fell under
the merry go-round Saturday night
and broke leg
President Dole will go to Koolau on
Friday on land business. He will be
accompanied by j. f. Brown.
Harry Wilder will return in August
| from San Francisco He is missed from
| the baseball series this year.
Miss Rose Dawson, school agent, was
in town today for the first time since
her recent attack of malaria.
The Hawaiian Electric Company have
an important notice in this issue to
consumers of electric current.
| The Amateur orchestra, under Wray
| Taylor, will play for the closing eXer-
cises at Punahou tomorrow evening.
Professor Sharpe and Miss Myrtle
Graham, of the Orpheum theater, We're
married at u o'clock Saturday night.
Judge Stanley, r. p. Dole and court
officials returned by the Claudine Sun
day morning; from the term at Wal
| luku.
Harry Murryay writes of the terrible
Ihardshigs endured by the Nebraska reg
| iment in oha campaign against the
Filipinos.
The lights in the opera house went
| out for several minutes Saturday night.
1t happened that the curtain was down
at the time.
Hawaiian Lodge F. & A. NJ. meets
! this evening at 1880 o'clock. Work in
! the Third Degree.
Oda, the Japanese charged with run
| ming over and causing the death of a
| Chinaman, will be heard in the District
! court tomorrow morning.
! Colonel and Mrs. Macfarlane's recep-
| ton at the hotel seaside annex tomor-
row afternoon, promises to be one of
| the leading social events of the week.
Captain n. NJ Dyer, commander of
the Baltimore during the fight in Ma
Mia bay, was a through passenger by
the Rio de Janeiro yesterday for the
The steamer Mokolii took one of the
| McCandless Brothers well boring out
fits to Ford Island. Pearl Harbor, this
morning. Boring is to be done for the
John Ii estate.
The wedding of Charles Rice and Miss
Grace King will take place at st. An
drew's cathedral at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The couple will sail an houI
later for Kauai.
Queen DoWager Kapiolani remains
about the same this afternoon. 1t is
hoped that her condition is not serious
She is suffering from a stroke of para
lysis sustained on the afternoon OF
March 26.
Mrs. Hannibal A. Williams will give
a special reading to ladies at the resi-
ience OF Mrs. w. F. Frear, from 3:3(
o'clock this afternoon. Browning's Bio
on the ScutCEeon will be the subject
w. W Di-2ond & Company announce
a clearance sale of their entire stock Of
mechanics tools and builders hardware
at cost This sale will commence to.
morrow and continue until the entire
stock in the above lines is disposed of
Consult advertisement on page today
for full particulars. See display in theil
window today.