The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-07-05
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con.
densed Notes of the Day.

Governor Dole's special box at the
Opera House yesterday was unoccu-
pied
Colonel win. Il. Fishers windows
We're among the prettiest in town yes
| teTday.
A carriage woodworker can find en-
| ployment at the Hawaiian Carriage
Mfg. Co.
Two nice two-room cottages central
| ly located are for rent. Enquire of Jas.
| Il. Morgan.
Petitions for naturalization will be
| heard by the Supreme Court at 8 o'clock
this afternoon.
Chief Clerk J. II. Boyd, Of the Public
| Works office. celebrated his 42d ami
versary yesterday.
DR.. Hoffman does not think there is
any danger of plague becoming epide-
mic in San Francisco.
The Seamans club building at the
foot of Nuuanu street was deliberately
decorated yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. Alex Macintosh
sailed yesterday for England. They
will be gone six months.
A. Lewis, an attorney of San Fran
cisco, arrived yesterday to enter the
office of w. o. Smith.
Miss May Eagan, sister of Mrs. L. w.
Merrill, arrived here on the Australia
on a visit to her sister.
There was no meeting of the Exc
cutive heads today. A conference will
| be held tomorrow morning.
| The Italian ship Elisa did not fly her
flag at half mast as she approached
| the harbOr as was reported
Sam Johnson, G. Charlock, A. w.
Medley, w Prestidge, w. II. Charlock
and John Silva directed the sports at
Makik yesterday afternoon.
Fourth of July this year did not cost
$500. This is probably the smallest
amount expended in thirty years.
| The legal requirements concerning
| Grand Juries is published by the clerk
of the Supreme Court in this issue.
| Tonight the Neil Company presents
| the great comedy hit "A Bachelors
Romance" at the Opera House.
This is the evening of the address
of Rev. f. w. Thwing, at Central
Union church, on China and the Box
ers.
Superintendent Atkinson has called
an important meeting of the Commits
sioners of Education for this after
noon.
r. F. LANCE, of the firm of Horc.,
| schlaeger & Company, has been APP
pointed vice consul for Belgium at
Honolulu.
on account of the showers the band
played at the Hawaiian hotel last
evening in place of on the capitol
grounds
Prof. w. A. Setchen and Prof. Stad-
Ter, of the University of California, ar
rived yesterday to spend the summer
vacation in the Islands.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh yesterday
filed an application for naturalization
and wishes to become an American
citizen as quickly as possible.
| Leong Chi-tso publishes in this issue
a card of thanks for his cordial recep-
ton from people Of all classes on his
visit to the several islands.
| dividend is now due and payable
to the shareholders of Hart & Co. Ltd.
The Bow Wong Association have a
card of thanks in this issue.
The Superintendent of Public Works
announces the appointment of w. 70.
Rowell, Marston Campbell and w. e.
Wall as commissioners of grades.
Rev. Hamilton Lee, who Will fill the
pulpit of Rev Alex. Macintosh dur
ing the latter's absence in England,
arrived yesterday from California.
A permanent master mechanic, to
succeed Harry Roberts at the railway
car shops, will not be appointed until
after the return of Mr.. Dillingham; from
the east
Henry B. schrotke German, and
Daniel Logan, British, are among the
latest applicants for the privileges of
American citizenship. Both have lived
here many years.
The land the Kapiolani Estate wants
from the Government, in suit filed
Tuesday, is that upon which it is pur-
posed to erect the garbage crematory
in South street.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock noon, Jas. F.
Morgan will sell at auction the wood
en- fence surrounding the Hotel Sta
bles on Hotel street, by order of the
Roard of Health.