The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-08
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.
James Dodd is is very i'll today.
Mikado at the Orpheum tonight.

MikadO at the Orpheum tonight.
Health Agent Reynolds has been
quite under the weather today.
Lots of bargains in the remnant sale
now on at b. f. Ehlers & Co.
A concert will be given by the band
at Emma square this evening.
The steamer James Makee reports
| 81, 800 bags of sugar now on Kauai.
Mail for the coast by the China closes
at o'clock tomorrow morning.
This is moonlight week with the band
and concerts will be given every night.
The China brought GAL Japanese, 10
Chinese and two Koreans for Honolulu.
| Hall & Sons Hawaiian dollar" cal
endars for 1900 were issued this morn
| ing.
The fire department yesterday burned
the debris on the sites of the fires of
last week.
The China, like other through steam
ers, is refusing passengers for San
Francisco.
The Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd have no
tice in this issue regarding shipments
of freight.
Irwin & Co., agents for the Oceanic
S S. Co, have an important notice in
this issue.
The Board of Health publishes in this
issue a By Authority officially defining
the infected district.
The Minister of the Interior gives no.
tice that January 18th will be observed
as a National Holiday.
Major S. NJ. Mills, Sixth Artillery,
will receive subscriptions from Honolu-
lu to the General Lawton fund.
Captain Sachs of the steamer Moko-
Iii is in charge of the Helene at the
wreck of the William Carson.
DR.. Scaparone is no longer a call
physician of the Board of Health He
has been replaced by Dr. Howard
The Marine Guide is now issued on
Tuesday and Friday mornings instead
of Mondays and Thursdays as hereto
fore.
Several sailing vessels were off sight
ed approaching the harbor this morn
ing, but they did not get in till after
noon.
All the remaining people in Block 10
are being moved out today and the
burning will most likely take place to-
morrow.
There is no longer a great lumber
shortage at the Palama detention camp
and work progressed satisfactorily this
morning.
The quarterly meeting of the Stran-
gers Friend Society will be held in the
Y. M. c. A. hall at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Coyne- Mehrten Furniture Co.,
have just received eX r. p. Rithet a
| large assortment of parlor furniture
and rattan chairs.
A Progress bicycle No. 64752 awaits
owner at the Club Stables hack stand,
| Union street. The same can be secured
! by paying expenses. 5fI T. -g-
| George Lycurgus and two of his en-
ployes are charged with selling liquor
without a license. The case Will be
heard on Wednesday. sr,r
All passes into quarantined districts
will be revoked tomorrow and new ones
issued. The object is to reduce the
number now out.
Sailors of the William Carson are
giving their dispositions before Judge
| Stanley this afternoon in regard to the
accident with the steamer Claudine.
A dead rat was found in the middle
of the street between the Opera house
and the judiciary building this morn
ing. The matter will be investigated
Intending passenger per s. S. Austria
liza must secure accommodations by
D. m. Tuesday. No tickets will be is
sued to persons calling after that hour
T. NJ. Christensen, formerly hosemar
at the Central Fire Station, died yes
terday at his home on Punchbowl stree
of castro enteritis. He was Norwe'
gian, aged 40.
E. L. Hutchinson returned this morn
ing on the S. S. China and was trans
ferred direct from the steamer to an
island boat for Kauai, to avoid quaran-
tine delays.
The military guard has been extend
ed through the middle of the block
from Mrs. Gertz residence, Beretania
street to Kukui lane to close in the
district of yesterdays plague case.
There was a scare on the Claudine
this morning, caused by the sickness OF
one of the crew. A report was soon all
over the town that the vessel had a
case of plague, but there was no pla-
que there.
Martin Newman charged with lar
ceny in the second degree in connec-
ton with the recent thefts of laundry
from the Honolulu steam laundry was
found not guilty by Judge Wilcox this
morning and discharged.
The Kinau stopped taking freight
this morning and it was reported that
the Board of Health had put an end tc
all shipments. The request to stop came
from the Planters Association, how
ever. The Kinau is taking freight now
and other vessels will do the same.