The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-03-10
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Orpheum tonight.
High tides tomorrow: 1903 a. m, and
80 p. IN.
The free kindergartens will reopen or
Monday,
Fresh 1900 tennis balls at the Pacific
Cycle & Mfg. Co.
All grades of the Punahou Prepare
tory open Monday morning.
The Club Stables Ltd, is re-opened
for business. Telephone AT.
George Wond and family have a card
of thanks to friends in this issue.
The Board of Health publishes In
this issue additional quarantine regula-
tons.
Microscopists are requested to meet
at the office of DIR. Sloggett at 2:30 this
afternoon.
Be fashionably dressed and wear Nc
Inerny's shoes They carry the very
latest styles.
Annie Lakeland was today granted a
divorce from w. o. Lakeland on the
ground of non-support.
The Finance Committee of the Board
of Health requests that all approved
bills be sent to them at once.
Judge r. d. Silliman will take his
seat Monday morning. He will have
foreign jury cases before him.
A meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
Childrens Society will be held at the
residence of w. w. Hall this even
ing.
The Pacific Mutual monthly of San
Francisco has issued a Hawaiian edi
ton, with some good pictures of island
scenes.
The steamer W. G. Hall, leaving this
afternoon for Kauai takes a large
rarity of school teachers who have been
in quarantine.
Four Chinese were fined 81 and costs
each in the district court this morn
ing for changing their residence with
ut a permit.
The President directs that notice be
given that Reuben d. Silliman has been
appointed to be Acting Second Circuit
Judge of the First Judicial Circuit.
Assistant Pastor Brown says that the
congregations of Central Union church
contain a larger proportion of men than
is often seen in churches in the States.
Hustace e Co. and Peck e Co. will
undertake the fumigation of freight as
per schedule of the Merchants Commit
tee under conditions published in this
issue.
Mary AHA, native woman, aged 4S,
died in Leleo this morning of tubercu-
lar phthiss. She was attended by DR..
lobe, call physician of the Board of
Health.
A new yacht was launched this morn
| lIlS. II Is owned Nv the null JndI lately
owned the Kaildlani, and was built by
Charles Walker. 1t has not yet beer
named
Mr.. Towses headquarters are at pres
ent in the rooms Of the Citizens SAM
| tary Committee. He is still engaged
in the selection of his force of paid in.
spectors.
These schools will open Monday morn
| ing: High School, Kaakopua Wailupe
!
me, Kalihiwaena, Kalihi-uka and
| Moanalua.
There was a false alarm of fire from
| the corner of Queen and Punchbow
streets about 1890 this morning. The
department responded promptly, bu
had nothing to do.
Secretary e. r Hendry, of the BoarG
of Health has presented reporters OF
the various papers with a box eacl
of the new antiseptic healing soap TO
use in killing microbes, etc.
Complaint is made that Punahol
street and neighborhood are also in
tested with the Japanese women from
Pauahi street. These people seem t.
have scattered all over the city.
The Maui News publishes communl
cation from George Hons controvertinl
many of the statements made by Dr.
Edward Armitage in his published let
tiers regarding the discovery of plagu
at Kahului and his diagnoses of tn
first cases.
The cases against J. A. Magoon f.
violating the Board of yealth regula
lions in connection with the building
at the corner of Beretania and Emm
streets have been continued in the dis
trict court until Monday, on accoun
of the illness of A. G. M. Robertson.
An effort is being made to secure tn
addresses of all attendants at the Sun
day school and Bible classes of Centra
Union church It is found that the fac
that all the street signs are not up an
that houses are not all numbered is
serious difficulty in this undertaking.
Two natives who have been employe
on the steamer Maui got tired of quar-
antine this morning and came ashor,
enc of them swimming to the Pacifi
Mail wharf and the other getting t
the wharf through the ship w F. Bar
cock They appeared to have got hol
of a gocdly quantity of "hot STUFF be
fore they got up courage to break fc
liberty, ard each brought a wondrou
load ashore.