The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-14
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.
The Orpheum tonight.

Mr. Cooper is again acting president
of the Board of Health.
Sugar-Raw, firm but quiet. Refined
quiet but steady to firm.
The will of Mrs. H. A Widemann
was filed in the Circuit Court today.
Seventeen crap shooters were ar
rested last night up Nuuanu valley
The band will play at Makee Island
this evening, beginning at 1880 o'clock
Bishop & Company received 100000
in gold by the Australia, this morning
Foreign eastern oysters received by
the Australia this morning can be had
at Notes.
Members of the National Guard are
today getting their releases from per-
sonal taxes for 1900.
Mr. Rodgers, the basso of the Boston
Lyric Company, is now connected with
a city express company.
Miss Lizzie Pedlar, formerly OF Hoo
nolulu. has married a Mr.. Sullivan,
bank clerk, in San Francisco.
Wray Taylor calls a rehearsal of the
amateur orchestra for tomorrow even
ing, the first of the new year.
Camarinos' refrigerator arrived as
usual by the Australia this morning,
filled with all the seasons deliCacles
The list of officers who will serve
the McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd, for the
ensuing year is published in this issue.
The two suspect cases in the Chinese
hospitals pest house were renewed
tbs morning to Kakaako and the place
closed.
The schooner Golden Shore left to,
! day for the Sound in ballast. The
bark ST. Nicholas, with ballast, also
/ got away.
The Treasurer of Waialua Agricultu-
raj Company has an important notice
in this issue to delinquent holders OF
assessable stock.
The plague house at the corner of
South street and Kawaiahao lane will
be burned by the fire department to-
morrow morning.
! Mr.. Hayward has disposed of his In
terest in the Waikiki Inn to Henry N.
Almy who will conduct this popular
resort in the future.
When the Kauai left Maui to return
| to Honolulu there were two suspicious
/ cases at Kahului. They were being
| watched by DR.. Garvlu.
! Henry Chase was fined $3.50 yesterday
| for selling liquor without license.
/ Today he was discharged on trial for
! keeping a disorderly house.
! A. F. Under, head luna at Kamalo,
who had been i'll of typhoid fever in
! Honolulu, returned to Molokai by the
| Lehua yesterday afternoon.
There are now exactly twenty pa
tents at the pest house in Kakaako,
| including the two removed from the
Chinese pest house this morning.
Armstrong Smith is today practically
a we'll man. Last night his temDera-
ture and pulse reached normal and the
same condition has since obtained.
George Houghtailing was fined $15C
yesterday in the District Court for sell
ing liquor without a license. He has
taken an appeal to the Circuit Court.
The freight department of the BoarC
of Health has been moved from Willard
Browns Office to the Board of Health
office in the Government building.
Native mounted guards have applied
to Marshal Brown for a further sum NJ
50 per dav each for horses used while
on duty during the quarantine period
j. o. Carter has discontinued his
suit against Col. S. Norris. This was
an action to recover commission on al
alleged sale of Kahuku for the de
PENDANT.
Sub-inspectors are circulating pc
ttiOn praying the Government to a
once extend the sewerage system.
is believed that the signature of ever!
property holder in town will be Sc
cured.
DR.. Hoffman yesterday conducted
post mortem on the body of Lelehaua
native man, aged 30, and found tuber
cular pneumonia to have been tn
cause of death. Deceased lived in
house on Lanai street in Mogoonville
The fast time made by the Nippol
Maru on her last trip has led man,
people to expect that she will tr,
to equal or better the record this time
If she does she will be here this after
noon, two days shead of her schedule
The T. K. K. line is credited with
desire to show what it's boats can d.