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member q the company being an nrtls, Of
proved ability"
Human Hearts viii be the attraction
at the opera house Friday night. Dctobcr
IL. one night only. OF the late aprcsranc.
Of the play in that city, the New Orleans
Plcayunc saws;
There Is pathetic strain In "Hnman
heatts' which goes long ways toward M.
iording an Interesting entertainment the
pay Is thrilling IN some parts and seems to
nave been constructed with the idpa Of
pleasing the gallery gods. hut thou thc mnre
analytical who claim the lower rows ave
touched 10 tho very heart by this s}n,Yle
NV 81 the Arkansas hills Although Win.
man Hearts has been seen here before
sun there was a crowded house 10 greet
the new company last night when rho nj "A,
Wsa put on NJ the Crescent thenter Tho
S,osy y OF Tom Logan. q blacksmith. who
own father. and an his sufferinrs a. weiI
portrayed y. y sullivan made rooA IA,
preston IN playing tho part Of Tom Logan
nuWlh bailey as the villain. won the
esteem Of all So did Frank Morse Then
Mss Grace lockwood. q handsome and tai
enied actress. was decidedly gUod. nlthpnsh
S Ss, mad contemplate part, Miss Nellc
Teton was quito funny as the crippled
neWsboy MISS Ida lockwood, pretty
Young woman. wins applause by hcr stuart
work Bert Hart as the TRAMP. and HI.
lted Heiton rs the here made most III NE
iun Of the show. The others Of the com
pany are clever. Human Hcnrts- ,vui he
continued in tho popular play house tbropah
on inc week. with tho uspnl matinres ol
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
~
The Peddlcr's Claim win be seen n,
the opera house saturday, October is. matt
nee and night. of this play the shreveport
Times says:
sam Morris, as dclincator Of Jcwisl
character made his appearance last nigh
before a Shreveport audience In Il PLAYED
| called The reddler's claim" and scored +,
| personal success. Mr.. Morris Is an actor
/ whose talent deserves better setting thar
| Is furnished by THE Peddlcr's Claim" !
| melodrama Of the old fashioned sort Il
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tnan hundred suncrnnmeraries win be
ltlnired 70 picture the incidental develop
Mtnt o. the story. A hody ~ danccrs 20
t,pltseht Egyptian slave girls IN one %
w, ne scenes VIII also be among the features.
~ said that. scenlralN, Mary 81 Mag
uaia VIII be one ~ the most picturesque
ana impressive OF recent stage productions
sara Bernhard, Is again In Paris after a
summer spent al an islnul 90 the coast Of
Brittany. Nine. Rernhsr,it now proposes
playing the part u francois villnn In n
French adaption Of McCarthy's play. III
Were King,
James NJ. Barrie recently completed a
comedy which Is Thought extremely wen of
by several American aud English manage
who have seen g. hope the news is true,
Bui We have heard So mnch lately. the
most Of WAlch rcmaius nnfnlhlled. that It
Is hetter TO whit for the formal prescuta-
tlen ot the work on the stage Ii Il hut
half equals the preliminary hnrrah there
VIII he occasion for real Joy.
The old English morality MAY. Every.
man viii 10 slycn at Mendclssohu hall,
Now York. ~ Mouiay, next. l, was al
first Intended TO Put /; on at ono O. IN,
iesnlar iheAtcrs The cutirc cast viii he
composed - English actors Under tho
leadership ~ Zen Greet
II IS a great time Tor tho sensational
drama "A Desperate Chance Is satl {,
bc turning the people away IN It's tom
through Vow York and Ohio towns. and
tw2 weeks from now Tracy. the Outflow.
VII be canouizcd on the boards Of New
York playhouse
Reginald De koycn may build and man
ngc a New York theater which viii b,
largely devoted to the production Of coml'
0pera AIR De Kovcu's idea Is TO present
oniy American pieces, 20 which he viii h'
contributor 10 the extent Of az least on
new opera year,
Joseph kilgour, uncc u member Of th'
local siock company WIN went to Enslap,
aud made bit IN Arizona" has rctmurl
70 the Emitted States aud taken the plac
| " Aubrey Boucicuult as leading man Ii
the production ~ HEATS Ahame."
Herbert Sheath. reputod 10 be one Of tn
richest actors In England. and tho rcmnlr
ing members of Wcedon Grossmiths con-
nany. arrived yesterday. said the New Yor
Tribune on Wednesday last Al tho pic
Mr., sIeath was greatly annoyed Ivy the Gus
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melOdramatlc In others, the faults Of the
play should be ascrlbcd moro 20 us rlass
thau 20 shortening Ia worhmanslip' SIN
renee conference, aud proved last night
amply nblo 10 hold the attention Of nm an
dlcnce which looks for more than the mere
clank Of steel and climax drawn by the
point Of o sword.
A. Edward Roystop the hero, Aubrey
liuucicault gave Rn evenly sustained per
foriuuncc IN fact, Miss CrpsmanH entire
support was most satisfactory, more 40 than
th6ir ind gidugl supports which made one
understand fully why The era of knee
brooches has passed.
The setting II tile play reelected great
credit ou both Mr. preahrey and Miss CrOa.
man. who had the antire direction under
their personal supervision.
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Minnie Dupree in "A Rose Of Old Plymouth Town the
Manhattan in New York.


toms officials. who insisted on prying Into
his baggage. ''What a beastly bnther don Z
you know" he said. shifting his rain coat
to his left arm and handing his bull pup 10
his man Gee when | came 10 this conn
try before. twice before. ] didn't have such
trouble! seven years ago ] came with LORD
Iauncef9ic don't you Know. as 4 geptle-
man aud there WINS no trouble, hut now
I'm lust n player fellow. and, By love they
look into my slippers, ever. Mr Sieath
Is a horse owner ana viii have several OF
his best animals brought over soon 70 ex'
hihit at the horse show In the Garden 10.
ci5entalY he has part In the cast Of
nThe Night nf the Fartg.
Miss Grace van stnddiford. now singing
with The Bostoplans in Robin Hood" at
the Academy Of Music. New York, will be q
star next season. She has Just signed O
contract with Mr.. Fiorenz ziegfeld, IT.
VINO viii be her manager for the next thre'
years. aud who promises 80 surround hei
with company second to none In th'
comic opera field.
III. Ziegfeld and Mia Van studdford arr
both on the lookout for an opera and ar
already IA negotiation With several CON
p0scrs and librettistS. Their preference y
fnr an opera of the romantic sort, some
thing Nike The Serenade" or "The High
NEWMAN" rather than for the someN9a
lighter Kind Of musical work which Mr
g Francis Nlltnn anu 0tlfI fNNllf NliFIh FAAN
/ have made familiar 20 American theatef
/ This contract with Miss Van sfuddifarl
marks a branching ont ON the part OF Az
| Zlegfeld I'm the managerial business. n
| Mas already attained much promiuenee =
| fbe rnannger II Miss Anna Held, who's
| to,trs he has directed with pronounced sue
i cass for several years. and whom he WI
| .-escnt in "A new piece next season. he !
\ arranrinr now 10 present Miss Edna Al
| in n new play by Miss Martha Morton, an
/ en- Conversation yesterday he hinted tina
4 he had several other schemes IN conrem
rbe announcement that Miss Van Stue
| dttord iftpnds to star IA comic opera wi
| 10 souething Of a surprise TO many Wi
nh Tier fhe really remarkable hif 80
S,aSs ~ Micaeia IN "cauneu' At the Metr'
,oi,sa1 opera house two years ago, wer
Informed that Il was her ambition and y
| tertion 10 enter grand opera
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strong nersonni succcss The ecenerx and
costumes are appropriate,
Madison Sounre thrafer Il a stupid farce
az, NV old iines 81 martial inadeiity. There
y MOI new Ssa ~ ~ IRON sssr ol 20 fapber
ilniaw, h clfnElnR VIE. dcsigning ali,
venfuress ana a few disrepntahle FOUNDERS
tbrenab tho "0 san,e old situations. with n
dinerenf locality The restaurant scene OF
!ee second ass has some smuspg comgl! .ss,
10 prlut" The bit Or The performance has
] and e @nsrscpfti FL. ,n e Is
M the errtng huahand IL elenhantine IN
hls efforts 60 act d light comedy part NJ.
A. Kennedy IL the same old saiscious.
,lrtyeline fathrrin law which he haa ahossn
on our stage Tor more than n decade ''The
Two Schools doris not point . moral. and
lie plny,goer IA went last.
Blanche Walsh il actively rcheaIsinei
'.rhe Daughter nf Hnmilcar." the new MAY
in which sin viii star Tits season Mr.
STANCE the author Al Of tho oplniors that
Aiaeieriinck must have stolen Bis sensa-
iional ''Monna Wanna The nerformancs
Flanb s Gsaiamn,Pbpa p op Wien So Ms 1 paS
Is =, ionnheg: ~ mas leia,ned ths locale 81
dois, 10 that Wagenhals & Kemper have
Il pretty large eoi,trncf 10 All In ike way
seeae NM n asrs % a Ss9ryb % t ma
pari will cali FOR unusually strong emo.
| tioual work on the mart az Miss Walsh
| lie rarier al Inc Relasec thenter. iohn,
| Drew III Tho Btnpire' .iPaiiv III our Aleu-
| NJ tho Droadxvav .erhn nnrerg Brothers IN
| Ittrt.ardii ~ IL EnlrLsr6o,ier Nirgiria
| iarned AZ the Cir,terion i!Tkere's Manv a
| siin1 nnd al the 'Teienhane's ~ 4he Gar-.
| Xxx Nrs paipisk camnheu ~ Tho Sa-ien
Terersans a.. tnseti ~ tI,n c, sJS sa,,sys
| "a c,biaes, J6nevmaonS ~ Inc Casino
| Ninpla Dtnres ~ ths, Af1nhattan Aiirs
| rienher NJ ths V4ctorta "a Gn,,ntrv GirSs
| ~ ieiv's sHasrfs laamc,, ~ tbs niinu
| ana pfandon rvnan ~ the Fnurteenth
| street fbeater
| "tkt M 1ssfan,,a,,, >. , o,.ae. .,,v..t,,
5 sS stbo5 OF e " me Sfrs este I:
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3 . .

ME- hose every endeavor Is n blunder and
'-'ae every act is a mistake, is one Of
T LOS lnlrthful characters of the stage.
of pur as 70 this are his calm assurances
IA. nogaht mental superiority and his
ssis np, third person references to him
Mn ~ or which MIR. Golden presents
Wy. .Ir, inlmitable drollery.
ss,,,Ht opera requires a big cast and en-
ces sS'T -. scenery of splendor and magnih-
provided by Ben Stern. Mr.. ne Koven's
e r'n W.. while pleasing to the uueducated
fhs WIN us wealth OF melody. appeals 10
X musician ms wen. II requires singers
n, wv IN both cast and ensemble, and
eaf.ss,itfh therefore assembled the best
kae,S ieh OF voices that have ever been
IA AN IN comic opera. There are Ave male
nss 'lee female star parts in the COM
felss ava either artist In their respective
4 cpcrs area ~ capable Of heading any comic
The new production, Just Struck
which appears here Wednesday
1, mug October 10. under the management
julie Walters. an advance notice
II has been pronounced by all Of
s.. l'ucs TO he the most meritorious pro
'on Of Its kind ever presented.
comedy drama replete with laugh
4. ~y'oAiug characters and situations tell
sr,,- ueart story In new way and intro
scenic possibilities never before at.
~ upon the stage. among which are
"a g freight train 175 feet long, M
n, s.h' mill and a dam which gives way
sm nc rushing waters carry away the
.Vaily sweeping the heroine to hei
eo5n, me food. hut she IL saved by ihS
nialtn ACTION Of Handout king, ths
~ 4 So, lAere Is also most realistic seen,
ie 49, fair at Bedford, Ind, with ~
81 Jaws aud spielers. It's faklrs ant
- N " y. slghtseers and It's balloon ascen
~ X, aieh' while trying to escape frpn
in the villain IS Killed, Ihe balloon
lnn saws at and brought down by thl
N M, y there need be no fear npoI
sqiiiS,oso.i tue public that an artistic an,
As shsrus performance will De. spoiled an,
inns taeleis plunged Into Impossible stu
Al t,v,, mate room for mere scenic II
y ssfhf the contrary Is Ike Ease for
A ltly seanic equipment IS. n Is en-
- piee. 10 the dramatic action o
Isl 70 me work Of the cast, ever.
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The Stage.
m..k,. TheatrieaI caIendar.

Weeks Theatrical Calendar
,,.,dav and Observation-Disclosures Tues
aroy CUTLER Opera company"
-, ,v.doesday--"Just Struck Town.
night only. 49,, IL.
e,hrdsy--"The Peddler's Claim,
matinee and night
coterie Of entertaining plays appeared
~ opera house last week and drew
audiences at each performance.
rs.ye was no similarity In any Of the
.iar hills on the list, but each covered
s,ne with more than ordinary merit.
=, & prlngle's Georgia Ministries on
aa.v mot the general expectation In the
s0rtb OF the show. The Burglar and the
,v.,sv was an exceptionally pleasing melo-
an, IN The hands Of aNcapable company
~ .ssIsted Miss Mabel Hlte, the inter
,.tsr Of the leading role
srbo DEVILS Auction" on Wednesday had
49, new aud excellent features. The
s,ntv NJ the stage settings, the good ap-
.,onre of the girls, he skill of tho
s.geers and some fine specialtics can be
ann,cd MS the features of this years pro
sas,bn Of Charles II. Ynle's old but popu-
Z. ,lov.bil Murray and Mack closed the
..ot Inv a presentation of "a Night on
psosdwoyn at matinee and night There
,ooms 10 be no limit to the nirth created
- ihe ridiculous episodes of these come
asrs of which the performance is chiefly
pade NJ.
Tbo coming week has much in store for
hea,er goers The opera house will be
An each night except Thursday, ana
,ms real treats are promised for the pub
4 -Four different companies viii appear
aid the initial opera attraction of the sea
sdi will be seem
,oncerning the 'Foxy oulller'' Opera
connany, the large combination of play
d that will fill the first engagement OF
opra an advance notice says:
THE largest musical organization ever
,acp on the road is the Foxy CUTLER
opra company, presenting De Noven and
smiths comic opera, Foxy Quiller' The
company includes such notable persons a.
Ri3iard Golden, Miss Carlotta Gilman and
tbe nniputian comedian. Adolph link, Nc
opra In years has created the fnrore that
.f6v CUTLER has by reason of its superior
itvover similar works. Its uninterrupted
az, unhoundcd success wherever II ha,
psed has amply justified It's proprietor IL
ihe lavshness Of his expenditures Rich
ard Golden's Foxy CUTLER Is one of th'
yer few great creations of comic opera
Tbre is no escaping the directness Of hi
uncious humor. His portrayal OF the pc
foged, muddled and added detective
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the Wild hailucinaton that she is false
to him, he rase almost 10 the same tension
as IN the similar famous scene 80 'tne
CHRISTIAN HIS work manifested tue
same degree Of hnish and iusfirntionai
warmth that we are accustomed 80 1850
ciate with the nrtistic crsrts Of this gifted
player.
IN the important role Of thu prime min
lister. the Baron Benelll, SIR. Frederic
De Bellevlle treated the washington pub
Ne 10 one ~ the most finished perform
work Stands out WITH almost overshad0w
ing prominence. ana IN the Interpretation
Of tho MHohiuvriian spirit ~ able,
adroit. and andacious marecrait his Inn.
Mr.. " y Bonney also gave remarkably
artistic and enccfive characterization pf
the ardent ana impetuOus socialist. Bruno
Rocco Mr. Holland interpreted the role ~
Pope with negative cnect. He succeeded
In lmparHng certain priestlN sweetness
TO the character, bIt failed 10 distinguish
n by any attributes ~ individual interest.
The rect 81 the supporting company was
Weii-baianced The play Is mounted with
Lavish outlay, and the different SETS are a
, credit 10 the art OF the scenc- painter Mas
cagnis Incidental music has the charm Of
dramatic yigor and Hpyeity, and was wen
rendered by the orchestra one or the
| numbers is delightful intcrmezzo. whicn
! VIII probably become popular.
-
lJUIIA MARLoWE IN "oUEEN FAN.
MET Ia"
Boston Herald
last night at the Hollis street iheatei
Miss Mariove ana her company produced
Tor the first tine on any Stage yerslor
| ia the yernncular Of the Queen Finmuet
Ia" Of Catnie Mendes.
The central agures u the play are the sai
Orlando nlcknamed Flampeita that g. ID,
little nalnlng queen and Danielo, a youtl
Of parentage unknown even to himself
a.ho has taken some Of the hrst vows Of
monastic order. The young queen has a.
4 exceedingly Incompatible husband IN Glol
glo D'Ast, dreamer and amateur OF IA
hne arts. who. at the bottom Of his ehal
low spirit fretf az hig irslgnincnncc am
cheriahcs the dream Of power. pom him
cesar SfOrza. the papal emissary. works
! ms King the duef,n's feNhic consor his read
tool rs the promise d the kingship. whic
VIII suit The schemes ~ Rome The aueeu
Who. for an her lishtness 1rmlv holds be
roycity. 10 10 be murdered. aud Cardlna
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THEATRICAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
Some of the Seasons New Production Score Heavily in the
Eastern ltles-Fhe Night Performances This Week

sforta deSirnatcS her ASSASSIN IN Danielc,
naniclp az tho demand of his ccclesiastieM
superior, az once agtccs 20 90 tnH NVN1,ms
a. to BE- woman rebels, giving Il rs thr
rcaSon Of his refusal that he loves p woman
and cau not hear To pttact cue w tss I'M,
an elaborate lie which chatEes pnecn ,Vt,
tnnda with Abhurting youth VINO nae
hcn napicip's dcNreEt friend, mud cleser
TO him than "a twin brother with tormins
n cgintpni linson With the kidnspcd hnN.
and aftrrWard, sated and weary. canshg
him 10 be slain ~ ordc' TO nnNe MN eNs
NJ hcr WAY. Eillci With furious desire ~
Vengeance nanielu then pledges himself 10
destroy the unccn.
rhe play was rrctuN set un1er Mr. ~
monrS capable Contriyauce. The ncfins
wes careful hut. on the whole, NOT as VIC
orous. aculons aud notcni as oug,M tn NJ
aud perhaps vet VIII he Miss MaTinN,r,
evidently Su0ermg from cold rlaNeu Win
az appearance " effort
ticf speech was almost conStantlg too
Tow and her cnuncation wns often innlegeNt
and imperfect especially IN the love scenes.
nut IN those scenes she was NcrN sweet
and Whnng and over ana over again nor
native sincerity " style made the text raul.
ant or tender on her lips Her taco ~
The 6nol srcne. when She WIS looking in'e
nnniclo's ewes The truth &C her great dental
of tfr canliual's falschoOd was . marvel
Of rppt concentrated beauty
Mr. Morthluu made hpc picture W
nariclc and had moments ~ rent eSVitI
ticp, esnrcillN those Va which the iW@u
ana anguish gu nus hilANNiAN N''.li WV ~
played Ills delivery ~ usual was open
to critielsm hecusc NJ rs queer rhythms
aud cn,lcpccs, Ald tho usual 'WRlitr OF hls
vclc,y There was great deal ~ Whit
the clorutlonists call lad 'reRding" THROUGH
nui tho performance
-
NAT GOODWIN AND MNNlNE ELLIOTT,
rhlmhclphia l'rcss
y e. Goodwin and Maxine Eniot made
their FIRST appearance here last nigM NJ
the Bron1 street thcatcr Ia Madeleine
lucetm Rylry's comedy "Thc Altar "
FrlcudShln, before a lurec aud brilliant
andieucc, AZ the end ~ lhc thrd act there
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DO not leave Aom- on journey without
a bottle q chanberlalne Cole, Cholera
and DIarshoea Remsdy. II Is aimoat GER
While you are on beard the cars or sleanH
sblp. II II pleasapt. safe and reliable. Eve
rals W all diugsBiS' s
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rnc,e are limitations Of OXfDfNE. bnt
.o,s ~ ihenl compare win the genuine.
Ssalal troubles. The limitations FAIL
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which the villain murders his victim In me
first net pursues his dark designs with
transnnrent devilIshness through four acts.
employs devices that child could see
through. only TO meet his death in the last
act. when his deep-laid plots are laid pare
10 the world and virtue triumphs with box
cur effects.
Mr. Norris Jew is pleasant and agree
able fellows who always appears AZ ihe
right time 70 foil the villain ard make nln
unpopular with discriminating audience.
The role DOES not give Morris mpch seope
far the disnhy Of his undoubted idNnts.
mt he makes the best If It. ana initiates
the mannerisms Of The Jewish PeddleL Nita-
out exaGgeratlon His hnmor Is mlrtn pto q.
yoEfnr. but his best WORK lies along DigheI
lines. When he drops the clown 10 become
the man. his pathos is real and touching;
and reveals what he might do with a pat'
fbat called for the serious side Of his rs
ture IN its completest expression iht
supporting east is competent notably M,
Terrlss whose acting rs Giuseppe Duranss ~
was satisfactory and at times up to hlsl
order Of merit.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.


One need not be surprised II some iuil
nedged royalty is seen on the stage some
Of these days. with the earls Of Ross yn
anil Yarmouth already performing ana the
duchess of sutherland. viscount Tiverton
and Ladys Violet Greyille and Colin camp
bell writing plays all things are possible
A. matter Of fact. one Of the Russian
royai family recently appeared IN private
theatrlcals. or course he made n MT
Sir Richard Mansfield gave unique stage
rehearsal at the Herald Square theater'
New York, before leaving FOR chieago'
Tbere was an Invited audience Of nifty
artists. lltterateurs and society folk Tue
NAV was .Julius Caesar" and after ths
,,srforInance an elaborate luncheon Wa
sser,-ed IN Biutus orchard on the stag.
q'be scenes are said to be marYeis; enc "
slgns Of no less a parsonage than sh Aims
Tadema. II. A.
In ch,eaeo next month Mrs Fiske WI
,.,asonf Paul Heyse's historical romance
wary az Magnolia The event VIII be o.
more than ordinary Importance The pial
,t.,n,as Bfe In Jerusalem Ia ne time o. o.
hTIheytus ehen Rome dominated luded. =,
sddItina to a large speaking cast NOR
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Joseph Jefferson and his grandchd The Veteran Actor is
now 70 years Of age but says he expects act for ten
yet He opens the season in Boston.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-20
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

The Board of Health has a notice in
this issue.
The Kinau was sighted 25 miles east
at 1925 this forenoon.
Eva Plantation has declared the
usual monthly dividend.
The store OF the Honolulu Hardware
Company is open every night
Judge Gear will leave for San Fran
cisco on the ISonoma next week.
There were p cases of typhoid fever
in North Hilo during November
High tide today at 1926 p. m; to-
morrow 1892 a. M, and 1924 p. m.
The steamer Aorangi was sighted off
Koko Head at IL o'clock from Victoria.
Fine stock of books at Golden Rule
Bazaar, Hotel street. Special discount
given.
You can get a one dollar toy for fifty
cents at Jordans great toy sale. All
toys half price.
Morgan's art treasure sale will take
place on Monday night. Particulars IN
advertisement on page 5.
The Maui term of court had a case of
kahunaism, the first in the islands for
some time, on its calendar
Judge Gear will give a decision in
Walter A. Wrights petition for writ
of habeas corpus, next Monday.
The Superintendent of Water Works
has a by authority notice to persons
holding water privileges, in this issue
United States District Attorney
Breckons is examining the abstract of
title of the Bishop lot proposed as a
site for a federal building.
The Student" a monthly publication
of Mills Institute which was disCon-
tinued for a while, has been resumed.
No. l, Volume II, has just been issued.
The Hawaii Shinpo is preparing a
New Year supplement to consist of a
booklet of about 100 pages of reading
matter to be entitled "Hawaiian-Jap-
anese Annual"
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