The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-01-27
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

There will not be any church services
tomorrow.
T. r. Mossman, real estate agent has
a card i'm this issue.
This is the birth anniversary of the
Emperor of Germany.
New campaign hats have been issued
to the National Guard.
A ship was twenty miles southwest
at II o'clock this morning.
There are still five cases of illness
in the Kawaiahao hospital.
Mr.. Lycurgus expects to close sans
Souci on the first of the month.
Next mail to the coast will be by the
Alameda next Friday, February 2.
The Census bureau will be moved
back into its regular office early next
week.
Kauai is preparing to shout for food
and the Ke Au Hou takes the island a
load of fertilizer.
-Four boOlkeepers are wanted by the
Finance Committee. Apply at once to
George r. Carter.
A discharged soldier of the list New
York, who saw service in Cuba, has en-
listed in the National Guard.
Ned Adams had charge of the gang
that cleaned and disinfected Kawaia-
hao church yesterday afternoon.
The Government expects to hear by
the next steamer whether or not the
legislature will meet in February.
The Rapid Transit Company has low
cred two sets of its rails on King street
to get them out of the way of vehicles
The sale of the wrecked barkentine
William Carson, by the Marshal was
postponed this morning till next We'd
nesday.
Fred. Weed accidently sprained his
left ankle at the Kakaako detention
camp Sunday night. He is nearly all
right again.
Foreman Smith and a gang of Mum
Der l fireman spent yesterday picking
up the hose left around in various
places where rubbish was being burned.
Bids viii be received until February
10th by II. l.. Kerr & Co. for the con-
struction of a three story building at
the corner of Beretania and Fort
streets.
Hawaiian women and children in
quarantine are being fittingly provided
with necessaries by ladies of the Ha-
waiian Relief Society and their asso-
ciates.
Superintendent Jack McVeigh, DR..
Pratt and Ed. Towse of the Kalihi de-
tentiOn camp, were in the city last
night. They report everything in eX-
cellent shape.
The government band under captain
Berger will give a concert at the Ka-
lihi detention camp tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. The band will leave town
about 1:3O o'clock.
The officers of the steamer Kinau,
which is going to Frisco, are the envy
of all the others on the island fleets
| "Dickey" Davis was lucky enough tc
fall into the pursers berth just ir
! time.
Norman Watkins. chemist in the Off
&c of the Hawaiian Fertilizer Company
and Miss Annie *. Clarke, daughter o
| Captain and Mrs. Clarke, are engaged
Mounted police guard the King ant
Beretania bridges and the corner OF
! Kukui and Nuuanu streets at the boun.
dairy of the burned district. Special pc
| lice hold the town side of the line.
! Edward Lycan, at one time engaged
! in the sewing machine business in Ho
nolulu, and later connected will
with a venture in ramie near Hilo il
now managing the Hotel Hoquiam, il
the State of Washington. The hoe
covers a ground space of 10000 squar
feet and contains 100 rooms. Mr.. Lycal
will be remembered by old kamaaina
here and in Hilo.