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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12
glltmeiiter @OetEe

iagt irseuopo. oSeit i'd alt geuor-
Den bin. iebc idl feineu 5ebler bege.
ben, Den ih Hiht ielbit be8angen 1a-
guagen bdtte Is III 0ias Elm 10 gro
Bes mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Se.
femtniB. Dab es 3nr ytadabmung
anipornem uie sur SelbiterteHntnlB
iii6rea miiBte.
Die Sugeuo eriheint ms in pate
rem SIbren oft 10 iremo; DIR be-
trahten Die mer0enoe Wlenifbeit NIT
Der 6rage: @areu mir aud 10 ieiht.
iertig nit Dem llrtbeil ilber an0ere
gieaiheH. ais lie es g~eD0bnlid lit2
Bar man AID 10 ei1el, 10 itol5 auf
ienes idnea poriiberfliegenoe Slid.
sSiigero genant. wie Is Die iesIge Sus
gen0 ntI sat man audi, ais Die
@angen nod gliibten uHo oie 4u5eH
itroblten. nit ieHer gAdtadnmg auf
iene 6erabgebfidt, melne uidt mehr
jung, nod idogl iino2 6abeR mir
0amals aud 10 liebloie llrtbelle iiber
dltere ~Srauen o0er gar iiber altere
DlGOden geidlt neil es linen idwer
Diro. 3ur rihtigen 3ett Oon Der
Shnlbltbne 0es Sebens ais ATTN
DiitpIrfen0e db5utreteH2
@emiB maren MIR ieneu WEuoe'
items G6nlid. Ter uebermutb liegt
in De. yugeno ielbit. Sie lbnt uIdt,
ME idnea sic IaQe Oes Slides per-
rauiden: tie iogi it'd nift oaB jeoer
uHo ie0e criminals jung geDelen unO
non einem @liide aetrdirmt. meldes
eben MIR Die ,Suleno in iih ihlieBt.
Tur uiele lit 0a5 4ufhoren Der Sli-
1eno Elm 10 aroBes lla1titd, OaB tie
es imner mciter uu0 meiter bIuanss
idieben. ielbit nui 0ie Beiabr BIN.
lid l0d]erlid) 0amit 81 maben. SIT
man aber crit in 0as Stu0Ium getre'
ten. NO an STEELE oe5 8~liidsbeoiiri.
Miles 0ie Reigudtion tritt Oagn err
fennt man Die 8ohltbat 0es Alters.
9ie Sturm. unO 1rangperioOe, nit
i6rem let0emid5attlihen @oiien un0
Dem ban1en 6iirdten bat Oaum auf-
aehort; man oerlanat pom Gaiein
mar nod Nuhe mo 6rieoen.
mir iehen Damn ruhiq 6ebler be.
aeheu. mie mir lie be1angen babeu;
mir 66ren dhnlihe ltrtheile iaaen,
luie mir lie t.idllt; mir ieben oie ,5us
aeuO lid berauihen an Ibrem Slide
flithtig rDie Oie @ele /. un0 oa-
bel itberflut6et inns niht gtei0. ion.
bern e5er Elm @eiiibl 0es Wtitlet0s
fiir 0ieienigen ole ans beoanern oOer
peripotten, neil mir HIht mehr yt
ibnen ae6oren. ion0ern idon cine
meIte 5trede Doruarts aeidritteu
IinO. ienem 3iele entgegeH Dem mir
allie Nliieueru miiiien. germ ooer I'm.
aern. nit oer&ueiieltem ODER beiB.
iehuenDem 6er3eH.
1arum RUE ih Der Suaeno 3u;
0eraeBt nitt DAB aud fbr emit
ait lem meroetl" mO Dem hitter.
.Ienft oaran. Dab 56r uaret mie tie
iino. iuug unO gliidlid. tborIht mo
uubeiounenl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12
Auerlef.

: gie rgeiti SirIap1 aus SCAT.
mar meioet DurOe 5raulein 5lona
.. 9oros sur 0ireftorin Der @eDerbe.
banf ernaant.
= IN Ssr foniglihen gibIiotbef IN
9erlin linO lest IA SiIisarbeiterin4
nen aH8eiteat; 6 0aDon I'M an Oer
I'M gntiteben b~egriffenen 9tliifiamm-
lung 6eiGditigt.
= + Z
: 9urd cine mininerieue gerfiis
glrng 1T, Die EN- EeIegramm uniee
res aorreipoHoenten aus sena meIe
BET, nrnmehr Oen 5ruuen 0ie ssmmas'
trifulation fiir ale Safult1ten aus
Der oortigen llni0eriit6t geitattet
moroen. 8isber mar lie MIR bel beg
pbiloiopbiiden 5afultdt 8uIdiiig.
y + + Z
> gfne mie sroBe 9eoeutiing mnrf
IN Der Reu5eit Dem @er0en unO8ah.l
len Oes Shines beimiBt 0us Seigt Die
a~uslteauHg Die fiir5lih in 0ep 9orf
croffuet pur0e. Corr lit 4nes oorge-
filbrt, mas NIT Der g%r3iebung 0es
ainOes 5-niammenbangt, ioipeit es
ndmlih iidtbar lit. Die 2iebe un9s
Der @influB Der gItern Die ia ibIieB-
lid Die 6nIptlahe iin0, Ialien iidJ
chen nift offentlih 5eigsH; uber im-
MERLIN lit 0ie AnerfenmnS 0es 9rc~.
beliden SBitems: ipieIeno All lernen
unO lerneno 81 ipielen. elm @eipinn.
baiptidhlId aber Elm Sriunpb oeuts
Id)er 4rbeit uno Oeutiden @eiites.
+ X
+ Samburg bal, tuie .GSrauenrein@
mittbeiIt lett bier Sabren einen neib4.
liden 8ehnifer. 6rdulein &aren 8la.
ton. Cir aeborene 9oripegerin, mar
tie Die erie Game, Die tros DieIer
ShDieriaftiien otf ser Eedmii6en
Sohidule in SannOper ituoirte.
@orber bate iie IN Gbriitiania Die
Runit- mo @an0perfituIe beiuft.
Sic iii icBt auf einem sSngenieur.
nnO arhiteftenburean argeitent, mo-
tie Oieielbe Steae befleioet, Die Dor
ibr ein mdnnliher Sehnifer inna
bate. sic lit bis jeff Die ein5igd
6rau in 9eutihlano. Die ipirfIif ala
EedHifer tbdtiQ it, obgIeid nab ibr
eimige oroere 3utritt sur So6i9uIa
in 5annooer befamen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

aeiu @teu'h tauu mebr taun.
MA nah ieiHer beiten ue5g5euumt
hdu0ela Mas e,neS @tenihcu bette
l%leber59tauma nj oa9 til 3ulIeid N,r
@ertamcier iau@ lausen SNu4
&ld5 immer mir Ser iofialen
arbeit an strait. an @raeuml an
.3eritruutB3 opieuu. Is Miro lms
ratltd erieel 0urd 0ieie ar5ct itibit
0eun ile lehri uus Die Gnttauihuu.
ser uuo 9tttcrRil'e ocs ellent8 9o
ssNs an 4iefitbeltsmobltab ss1t,s
wgri1eg. lie hebi ms hjHpcl li1f
oH t!e.ulite Smpfiaolid1teii an SIR
Iicieilltu lie u,a 9terocGtrai; cer
1aoen 9e oaS eileue SeIbit }mn
Qfiuelpaast i5ls5 2ebeas ma2sa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12
aal6sfaae.

1ieie iinO moal in Ser S6uslihteit
ais moblieile @erihte befaHnt. ia sur
Bereitlmg DON gerpiiieu SpeiieL ME
mnnhen 8ogonts II. ~, ituo tie
betudhe u1Ientbebrlib. 0ennoh be-
faBt iid sic @allsirou ntht niel init
threr 3libereitung. 0laH finOet mi
hdnSlideu Sudcn3etteI gemobnlih
mr. cine grt Ser @erDGtOiung. mn
Oamit iinO ole 0albsfiibe erleoigt.
limo Oeliuoh aibt Is cine Yleuge
gutter. cilsaIebiger &orihrIfteu, uou
oeuen id sic beiten bier aniubren
uiu IA iino:
@oIbsfHBe in eino d er
SoBe @lon iieoct Die gut gereinig-
ten 3albfufe III SulpDaiier meih mo
loit Die Gnohen aus. Sn Butter miro
nah &e0urf @tehl lelb geidlUiBt Dies
nit @eiu nbleloitt ulO NIT 6leiids.
6rHhc Ste man iit in Grmun1elung
ans Miaggis 9omiloufapieln berltel.
len funa auiaeiiilt nit sub. st.
trone unO 9fltsfotnu5 aerpilr3t una
Die 3albsiiiBe nod efUa eine babe
Snuoe oGrin acfodt. 9eim Anrih.
ten ItreIit man feline &eteritIie oar
iiRer.
80IbSfuBem milf SeRfioBe
Eieie mer0eu III ~iolsen0er 9raig
mcidGctodlt: , 3wlebclu nnO 5mel
oe!tc 8Jben lper0en In etfuas reid.
LID SHUTTER lelb geidUist. 0arm nit
leidlicr Slciidlbriibe duf9eiult. guei
REPRESENTATIVES. eiroaS luiirfelIg ae
idnitieger aelalseHer Sped. eIn@ias
@lgncin einiac 8auitrsnelfeH. 81.
troucnid'eihen. @ief erforner uno Il
mas Sali 0a3u aege5eH. Ias Aoncii
pcn Ra5SflBea u,ulrit Gut 2 SnH'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

GBc Srm tout ityagn 3.a.f.iat
rem Webya:d uOn iattr 2{l.Nau3 ans
ibrent &crmolen mld'tu . lrt4a.
it tire idmadcu99itdaa terra Aeaai
0ur Elm arosN @gGuptl ttatt osr Nti.
&%eriidun1 bcu1ari III H,ls
teu Ser lRooe Nea @iansa@ eSsy SCI.
@iiisnspumserei go cerislsa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

@ioerIege 10 uenig ME m6glid.
SanOle 10, oaB Die duoereu aus bel.
uen 8erfeu oos lluiUabre Dioer-
legeu.
Gie Trau Sic iih iei es 0urh gel.
ihge ooer fhrer SdrOe Grbeit erhdIt.
lit eng glidlihe Srau. Gle preoigt
ihreH Mtifdmgitern oas @uangelium
Ser 4r6eit lrno mnht lie gI1u5eH,
0aB Is mirflih Elm gUangeliiGn IT.
- @elh cine uHiunlue bon Tfs.
ueritlnoniB mo ~Grbittsrunq. BON
IufrMung uuo 6er3eleo mlrSe p.
iBart rUie 5iel @roBe ur0 8gss Ags
@eri1n0niHe friiroe ith eunuideIn
- uoQteH Sic Weriher lsrner.
chamber in CHsnbert usto Gufr5he.
Pat sss hs1arnsz4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

Gs lit idnnatooa Hidtt IL. ,1at
3u arbeitcu Wie 0clics ans 0oeoee
tr1iie Uorhalieu ,En Hfe1&a uNe
iclltcu Ste San0iuCd'u oIt tai,ileal
NAuBlJet iclu; ic>sr sfnoce fc.lit
ltol3 auf leiue Gr5ttt ZEN ms, NtA,
aud 3%us'prebcn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

llcber oen Gbdratttr Ser @ronm
piiieu Ocrea Gbefrmru om meiiten
Su ilgeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

Ter &eritdno euae9 g2auue5 rtr.
rdtb 0ie Sdulc IN 0ie Il gtaagdet.
aber lem Nencbmeu tm liW3onl mi.
au0creu ldbt 0ie Gr3ieaual erfeuuen
Bic IT gcnoilen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

= IN Ssr foniglihen gfbIiotbef IN
9erlin iiHO lest IA SiIisnrbeteriu4
men aHgeiteat 6 0aDon ItrO an Oer
gntitebeH b%egriffenen Muiifiamm-
lung beiddftigt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-05-12

: @ie .Geiti 9irIap" aus S5ut.
mar meloet wuroe 6rauIein SIona
p. goros sur 0irettorin Der @eruerbes
banf erRuimt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

coast in the fruit season and IN times Of great
est danger There are officers at Panama and
frequent inspections are made along the Pacific
Coast In Honolulu the service is in possession
Of an island in the harbor and exercises ma
tional quarantine, with jurisdiction over all the
islands In the Philippines similar conditions
exist. while there officers stationed at Yoko-
hama, Hong Kong, Calcutta, Bombay, Naples
and elsewhere, that the health conditions Of the
entire world may be watched. These officials
are further aided by the entire consular service,
which is constantly alert for health conditions.
All the information is concentrated at Wash
ngton that protection may be had and that
the surgeons as 4 body may be kept in constant
touch with world needs and world movements.
A danger signal may be flashed from any part
of the world and the gates Of twenty thousand
miles Of coast closed within a day
The Public Health and Marine Hospital Ser
vice is also the guardian angel that watches
over the health Of the hundreds Of thousands
Of sai.ormen who come 10 these shores In the
course Of the year With sxcethcarts in eyer,
port, they still without places to rest their
heads when racked with fever, and the home
less ones find refuge in the marine hospitals
TO the number Of sixty thousand a year. A~id,
from those receiving temporary treatment hun
dreds are sent 70 tho sanatorium maintained for
consumpt.ye seamcn at Fort Stanton \. NJ
The service stands ready to examine for fit
ness any applicant for reliant any other
vessel. Such examinations for ,yosisht
quired Of pilots before "a I.eus. is granted. In
the lighthouse service. coast survey and al the
Others examinations are given all applicants.
and these are made by thu Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service. In this way another
safeguard is thrown around the people through
guarantee that strong and efficient men are
e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
COLLEGE, PRESIDENTS.
The old Kind and the Up-to-Ddte
Ones COntraStcd.


The old ideal of college president Is seldom
realized nowadays except IN some Slil-I anu
backward institution He was rather aged ana
always venerable. HIS aspect was spiritual
His vision was fixed upon the eternal verltes-
He was prone TO deep abstraction lie was al
ways doctor Of divinity He had cloistrai
air and a colstraI voice, ana ne was AT hoiiie
only when talking on philosophy, theology ana
metaphysics. The hufnanllies and the CLASSICS
were his realm and the realm "i ms INSTITUTION
All that mas changed IN" university pre9i-
dent II to-day Is a good mixer, as the pom
tiCians say. ~" has the air Of a man OF AFFAIRS
He may be venerable, but he doesn't pride him
self "n IN" fact. and he d"esnt care TO look So
He Is no longer Of necessity Preacher. tie ID
not scholastic in the old classical sense. Presl-
dent Eliot Of Harvard was a scientist. a pro-
frssor Of chemistry and author Of Il Manual OK
Qualitative Chemical Analysis and Minuh
of Inorganic Chemistry before he became
president President Hadley was an expert on
railroad matters. author Of book cone Of the
best 4 its kind On Railroad Transportation
It. History aHd Laws, and a commissioner OK
statistics for the State Of Connecticut Presi-
den; Woodrow Wilson Of Princeton was u prac-
Using lawyer at first then an expert on Juris-
prudence, politics and political history and Is
today more or less receptive candidate for q
Presidential nomination which ne is not going
10 get David Starr Jordan president OF Leland
Stanford University, was j scientist and if you
are yearniug for geological Information get his
Manual OF Vertebrate Animals Of Northern
United States" or his Food and Game Fishes
IF North America" or his Guide to the Study
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

Of contagion and quickly throw up quarantine
lines and patrol them. On such occasions the
ships Of the Revenue Cutter Service in any
quarter are subject TO the call OF the health
officials for assistance.
There are two quarantine stations IN Porto
Rico while in Havana Harbor is of the
finest disinfecting plants in the world. Along
the Mexican coast at such stations TampiCO
and Vera Cruz there are officers Of the service
stationed, and these work further down the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
THE D1UGHTER B4LKED.

Il thought SAID old Groucherly. that l could
save money by refusing to give my consent to
my daughters marriage with young Higgins.
but it's no GO"
What's the tIoube?" qucried the friend OF
the family.
"She declines 10 elope." explained the old man.
with a large, open faced sigh.-ChicagO News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

Continued on eighth page.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
NEW WIRELESS
FOR THE NAVY
WAR DEPARTMENT WILL BE PRE-
PARED HERE FOR BIG FLEETS
TELEGRAPHIC CONVENIENCE.

Word has been received by local
Naval authorities to the effect that
as perfect a system OF. wireless as is
possible to obtain will be established
by the War Department on this island
and that the system will be in opera
ton early next summer presumably
in time for use by the big fleet of At
lantic and Pacific vessels of war of the
United States which are likely to con-
gregate here about July next
Nothing is said in the advices as to
the direct purpose Of installing an up
to-date system of wireless here, but 1t
is presumed that the mention of the
fact that it is to be completed early
next summer is an indication that it
will be required for use by the battle
ships coming to the Pacific from the
Atlantic and for vessels already in this
ocean which will take part in the ma
neuvers of what will be the new Pa
cifio fleet
It is not known on what part OF the
island the apparatus will be installed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
MADE
FOR AN ARREST.
MANUEL RICHARDS DID NOT DIS
TURB THE QUIET OF THE NIGHT
OTHER POLICE COURT GRIsT

Only five cases were on the calendar
this morning at Police Court, and be-
fore nine-ffteen court had been dis
missed. Manuel Richards, who had
been arrested by mistake for disturb
ing the quiet of the night, was dis
charged, and his case stricken from
rhe calendar. County Attorney Cath
cart. who was prosecuting in place Of
Attorney Brown who is away for a
few DAYS. asked that the case might
be stricken, as mistake had been
made, and an apology had been made
to Richards. Richards was represent
ed by A. l.. c. Atkinson.
The charge against Manuel Andrade,
an old man, for using threatening Ian
guage, was continued until Saturday
morning. The little nine-year-old
girl. Puunui, who has been in custody
for some time for leading an idle and
dissolute life, was sent to the Reform
School for the rest of her majority
The liquor case against Pang Chona
was continued until December II. The
twenty-seven gamblers who were ar.
rested last night for playing fan-tan
filed into court this morning to answer
to the charge against them, but at the
request of their attorneys, w. 7. Raw.
| Inns, the case was put over until Sat
urday morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
Player SICK

Leslie, the crack pitcher Of the Dia-
mond Head team, who went to the
Orient with the Saint Louis team, is
confined to his home with an attack
of bronchitis, which will prevent him
from playing in the benefit game
against the Coast team on Tuesday OF
next week. Leslie contracted his at
tack on the way home from Japan and
will be unable to play baseball for
some time to Cme DR.. Herbert is
attending Leslie, but has forbidden
him to play ball.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
ADJOURNED TILL MONDAY.

In the Supreme Court this morning
the case of f. r. Harris VS.. Byron o..
Clark was argued and submitted.
The Court then adjourned until
Monday
Cases set for Monday are as follows:
Oahu Railway e Land Company VS..
James l.. Holt, tax assessor; Territory
VS.. Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land
Co.; Maria Vieira Oliveira VS.. Maria
Vieira Silva, ct al; Kumaza Matsumu-
ra VS.. County of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
IRMGARD SAILS.

American barkentine Irmgard sailed
for San Francisco at 10 O'Clock this
morning. She was to have sailed at
7 o'clock, but at the Iast minute her
mate packed his buds and went ashore
and it was necessary to delay the ship
to sign on man to take his place.
One passenger. Miss White, left in the
Irmgard A ballast sugar cargo, S2S
tons was taken.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE WEATHER.
Local Office. U. S. Weather Bureau
Young Building.
Honolulu. December u. 1907

Honolulu December u, 1907
Temperatures, 6 q. ~; a. M ~
a m; and morning minimum;
u; II; n; Is.
Barometer reanus. absolute humid
ity (grains per cubic FOOT; relative
humidity, and dew poiut at a. m;
p; 3O.O9; GO77; 81; 62.
Wind: Velocity anu direction al
m; s a. M; 10 a. m; and noon.
3. SW.; 8, NE; 9, e.; 8, E.
Rainfall during "a hours ending s a
m: 0.
Total wind movement during "a hours
ended at noon: 1852 miles
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
CABLE WAS SENT.

The cable relative TO the Chicago
baseball team coming here was sent
yesterday afternoon by Jess Woods to
Manager Comisky in Chicago. The
letter giving full details goes by the
China tomorrow and the public will
probably hear the decision Of Mana
ger Comiskey shortly after Christmas.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12

Beets have taken a rise since last
quotation.
A notice to licensed hack drivers ap-
pears in this issue
A native woman named Ukukua, lOl
years of age, died last night
Fresh Hawaiian Jellies for China
and Alameda Mrs. Kearns, Phone
11lO.
If you need confetti you'd better get
if at the New England Bakery while it
lasts.
Carlos stock of Christmas presents
is worthy Of the attention Of all seekers
after suitable gifts.
At Dimond's, satisfaction to all.
The holiday show is the grandest and
the variety the greatest.
The Ookala Sugar Co. will meet on
Saturday morning to decide on the
future of the plantation.
The agile, vigorous cowboy drinks
Primo Beer He knows what is good,
also what is good for him.
Maria Louise was this morning
granted divorce from Joseph Louis
on grounds of non-suppOrt, by Judge
De Bolt.
Jas f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale tomorrow of corrugated iron and
piping damaged by fire on Nuuanu
street near Merchant.
L. Alloy, the popular Nuuanu street
merchant, is in no way connected with
the Alloy charged with sending OBJ
scene matter through the mails
w. d. Alexander Jr., son of DR.. w.
d. Alexander, returned by the MOana
last evening from an absence Of about
five months spent principally in sgd
ney and the surrounding region.
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd, Alakea
street have a new cutter and new
goods, Clothes to fit made by white
labor on the premises. Try this cut
ter now and get suit to fit.
w. r. Castle, Thomas E. Wall, r. II
Trent, w. F. Dillingham;, Allen w. 7
Bottomley, J. d. Gaines, AIeXande
Young, and c Atherton have beef
elected members of the Chamber o
Commerce.
In the matter of the estate of A. H
Loo Ngawk, deceased, Judge De Boil
this morning appointed as appraiser
of the estate, lab Bachelor, Harr,
Armitage and F. F. Fernandez. TIL
estate in question is estimated to D
worth upwards of $4,000.
f. f. Calasopa has filed a libel TO
divorce from his wife Lewaiua, whom
he charges with having been Marie
to one Akana at the time he Marie
her in 1905. According to the bill
she has never been divorced from he
first husband.
Elsie Dwight Cummings was yestel
day granted a divorce from her hus
band William c. Cummings on ground
of non-support. The petitioner wa
granted the right to resume her maid
en- name of Elsie Dwight. There wa
no appearance of the defendant in tn
action
J The Hawaiian Chinese News an
llt Nulutht Oul nave NOlhblAA
got new type and a new press, Chon
Jack LII is the editor. The paper wi
issue in the forenoon of every day e2
cept Sunday, after December Is. A
least that is the proposed date TIL
name of the new publication will d
Man Sing Vat 30.
y The Elks' Club has been presente
with a magnificent piece of koa flu
niture in the shape of a massive chat
. by w. w. Harris, manager OF the H;
waiian Mahogany Company and Oh
of the officers of the local Elks lodg
+ The chair is made of wood Of exec
tionaily beautiful grain, and is high
oil polished It is built on very han,
some lines, and is attracting unive
. sal attention and admiration amor
the members
aaaall--z--a-all-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-12
DEPARTING.


Thursday, December II.
Am. bkt. Irmgard, Christensen, for
San Francisco, 10 a. m.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per S. S. Claudine, Dec. IL, from
Hawaii and Maui ports: Hilo-E. H.
Cant R. A. Lucas, o. B. Forgersen.
Hana-Loo Joe, R. L. Halsey. Kahu-
lui-H. w. Rice and wife, Mrs. Charles
Bailey, w e. Bal J. Jones, E. Cock
EFT, S. S. Wong, Mrs. C. S. Jackson,
w H. Rice, Jr. and wife, Miss Bel
lows, Mrs. Cornwell, r. D. Silliman,
Wong Young, T. Belaska, C. H. Dick
ey, L. A. Dickey, w. J. CoelhO. La
haina-E. Sanger, Rev. J. Wadman, A
j. White, D. Conway, C. R. Lindsay
and son, w. G. Wigram, u. w. Macfar-
lane, D. X. Kahaulelio, d. H. Kahau-
leIio. X. Richardson and SO deck.
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CASES CONTTNUED

John Marks, who has already been
convicted and sentenced to five years
Imprisonment for stealing a horse, was
called before Judge Lindsay's court
this morning for arraignment on two
other indictments-One for cattle steal
ing and the other for perjury in the
same case when William Holt was on
trial for stealing the same bunch of
cattle The case was however con-
tinued for arraignment till Monday
next
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The regular quarterly meeting of the
ST. Louis College Alumni Association
will be held at Drier's Hall. Sunday
December Is. 1907 at 10 a. m. Regular
routine work and other business will
be discussed.
A small second hand safe is wanted.
See classified ads.
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News OF the Day.

LONDON BEETS; December II, 3
shillings, 9 pence; last previous quo
tation December 5, 9 shiIlings, So
pence.
SUGAR: December 10, 3.s5 cents
per pound or S77.oO per ton; last pre-
vious quotation November 26, $3.50
cents per pound or 1920 per ton,
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WRIT OF ERROR WANTED.

A petition for writ of error has been
entered in the Supreme Court in the
case of Lucio Ferreira VS.. Kamo; Pa
auhau Sugar Plantation Co., garnishee,
by the plaintiff against the ruling OF
the District Court of Hamakua, Ha-
wall. discharging the garnishee. The
case is for some $3.50 debt.
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ARRIVING.

Thursday, December II.
S. S. Claudine. Bennett, from Ha-
wall and Maui ports, 4:45 a. IN.
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THESE HOT DAYS

THESE NJ CN'S
And warm nights, with their perspl'a'
zion and heated blood, bring discou'
fort which quickly gives way to re-
freshing collness after using
PACHEcO' -DANDRUFF KILLER
This preparation not onlv cools put
also cures prfckly heat and stops thaI
awful itching.
Sold by all druggists and at "a
checo's Barber Shop.
Telephone 2S2.
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DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards: so McBryde, $3.50;
50 Eva, S22; 10 Waialua 60; 25 Pc
neer, $112.5O.
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YAT 10y co.
The Ohio Clothes Cleaning Co.
N. NAKATANI, Mgr,
1912 King Street.

We have Just opened a new clothes
cleaning club. We ask the public to
Join our club. 4 suits for 81. All work
guaranteed. Called for and delivered
Beretania near Fort