The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-23
ALEX. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director.

this issue
Judge Dole excused his trial jury for
a week this morning.
The schooner Helene sails this after
noon for San Francisco.
An advertiser wants a typewriter,
cheap; see classified ads.
The bark Sea King left Lahaina for
Newcastle on October 20.
Mail will arrive from San Francisco
by the S. S. Coptic October p.
st. Andrews Fair will be held next
Saturday afternoon at Iolani School.
The Supreme Court held today that
the John A. Cummins trust deed is ir-
revocable.
The bark w b. Flint arrived at Ma
kaweli Saturday 10 days from San
Francisco
Mrs. L. c. Dickerson's millinery open
ing this week of the latest styles of,
pattern hats.
Bishop Restarick officiated at st.
Clements church yesterday at morn
ing service.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Kopke and daugh-
visit to Australia.
The body of the late Fred Baldwin
is expected on the Nebraskan, due here
on November 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beerman announce the
engagement of their daughter Emma
to Mr.. Charles O. Hotel.
c. @. zee Hop & Co., have received
an assortment of Lowney's chocolate
candies. Order trial box.
Iwagoe, who pleaded guilty to un-
lawful manufacture of beer, was med
$50 by Judge Dole this morning
The trial of Chris Holt, charged with
assault and battery on a Japanese wo-
man, comes up today in the police
court.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Central Union Church will give a
benefit concert and supper Friday even
ing October q.
Thieves entered the residence of j. M.
Vivas on the Palolo side of the Waia-
lac road last Saturday and stole some
jewelry and clothes.
Governor Carter has received a let
ter of thanks from the district magis-
trate and deputy sheriff of South Kona,
for establishing Arbor Day.
A reward of 500 will be paid by E. w.
Quinn, for the return of a sorrel horse
which strayed away from house above
Pearl City Court House last Friday.
Freda Kunst was before Judge Whit
ney today to answer to the charge of
selling liquor without license The
sentence was suspended for thirteen
months.
M. ,f w =,
Christian Temperance Union will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
at the residence of Mrs. j. NJ. Whitney
Punahou.
Miss Tracys cooking school is still
interesting Honolulu housewives each
Tuesday morning and each lecture Civ
en- in the Hawaiian Hotel social hall is
rewarded with an increasing attend
ance
Mrs. A. Hebron of Astoria, Oregon.
and daughter Olga, the mother and
sister of MRS. Otto Bierbach of this
city, were passengers on the S. S. Bo-
rea. They will spend the winter in the
islands.
The Britt-Nelson fight pictures went
to Australia on the Miowera. The man
agement took along a Honolulu youth
who showed considerable skill in cor
recting the focus Of the picture ma
chine
News has come of the death in San
Francisco of Herman Braunschweiger
head of the firm of Braunschweiger &
Co., of that city. Mr.. Braunschweige
is well-knOwn here and his death comes
as a surprise to his friends here. Apo
pleXy was the cause.
Judge Robinson is confined to his
home by illness. Attorney Magoon is
also i'll and the Parker case has been
postponed. Robinson has assigned
criminal cases to Lindsay and the lat
ter will take them up until he is able
to resume Parker ranch hearings.
Mrs. Victoria Ward and Misses An
ME, Kathleen and LAM Ward are ex-
pected home in the steamer Moana
from Vancouver on November Is. They
left here in May last and went as far
east as Toronto. On the Coast they
have visited the Portland Exposition
and spent some time at the Harrison
Hot Springs near Vancouver.