The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-07
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.


| Island tomorrow afternoon.
! The steamer Kauai arrived this morn
ing from Kauai with sugar.
There will not be a meeting of the
Council of State this afternoon.
Drop the 'i'' out of the phrase, Court
of Claims" and what does It become?
| Minister Sewall had nothing of inter
est from Washington by last nights
mail.
This is the evening of the final game
of indoor baseball in the Y. M c. A.
series.
A large dog has been lost Reward
| is offered for it's return to 300 Punch
| bowl street.
George r. Carter is the new head of
the Hawaiian Fertilizer Company, sue
ceeding A. Frank Cooke.
| Easter Opportunities at Whitney &
Marsh kid gloves, silk gloves, ribbons,
ladies' neckwear and belts.
! A very large mail arrived by the
| Hongkong Maru. All of the letters were
distributed during the night.
England VS.. World will play cricket
on the grounds at Makiki this after
noon, beginning at 2:3 O'Clock.
The Y. NJ c. A. juniors, accompanied
by Secretary Coleman and Mr. Coats
took a ride to the Pail this morning.
"R. & G." corsets and corset waists.
A splendid line of this celebrated make
just received by B. F. Ehlers & Co.
1t is understood that the Chamber
of Commerce will send a committee to
the Cabinet in regard to the Court of
Claims.
A concert will be given by the band
at Emma Square this afternoon, but
there will be no music at Makee Island
| tomorrow.
Attendance at the Kaiulani school
was barely 100 yesterday The fright
among patrons, however absurd, seems
to continue.
The great millinery display at Sachs
Dry Goods Company's continues on
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of
| next week.
| Most of the Beretania street widen
| ing tangles have been Strengthened out
and work is again proceeding satisfac-
| torily again.
| Irwin & Company have received the
news that the Australia was not quar-
antined at San Francisco and will ar
rive here on time.
S. Cogill viii leave by the Australia
on the 18th. All persons who have re-
pair work with him should call for
same by April 18th.
| Colonel Ruhlen expects the transport
Grant tonight or tomorrow morning on
her way to Manila. She should bring
one day later news.
Chinese and Japanese will have a
combined mass meeting at the Japanese
Primary school at o'clock this even
ing to discuss the Court of Claims.
viii e. Fisher will sell at auction on
next Wednesday, April II, the British
barque Sebastian Bach. Sale takes place
at Brewers wharf at ~ o'clock noon.
Prof. j. T. Crawley will leave in June
for visit to his old home at Spartan
burg, S. c., and to return with his fam
lily, which has been visiting there for
a year.
Rear Admiral Kempff, who will sue
coed Rear Admiral Watson in COM
mand at Manila, is through passen-
ger on the Hongkong Maru for the
Asiatic station.
The steamer from Victoria on the
18th will likely bring the first news Of
the passage of the Hawaiian bill. The
Australia will have news of the debate
on the Bird and 4th
During next week the customs and
postoffice forces will be increased to the
fullest needs. This is on account of
the telegram of Secretary Hay making
the appropriations for these depart
ments available at once.
The Board of Health held a special
meeting yesterday afternoon to work
on back minutes. The only business
was the granting of permission to two
Japanese to go to Lahaina to straight
en- out the labor trouble there.
The body of the late Col, Robert HOa.
pill Baker will lie in state from to Z
at Militant Hall, tomorrow. The funera
will be at 4. The Cabinet has rendered
the services of the Government Bant
and an escort of police. The interment
will be at Kawaiahao cemetery.
Commencing next Saturday, April IA
James F. Morgan will hold public
auction of live stock vehicles, harness
etc, every second and fourth Saturday!
in each month. Sales begins at 2 p m
Parties who wish to dispose of theil
surplus should apply at the Honolulu
Stock Yards Co., Ltd.