The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-06
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give CONDENSED
News Of the Day.

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and rich.
AHEoiana Hike was this morning
granted a divorce from Kike on the |
grounds of desertiCn since 1899
The regular weekly meeting of the
Promotion Committee will be held this
afternoon at the regular time.
If you haven't taken advantage Of
Sachs misunderstanding bargain sale,
you should do so at once. Only al
few days are left.
Dunn's hats are recognized every |
where by the little touch which makes
them most fashionable. See them in |
the Harrison Block
Morgan will sell a celestial tele- |
scope at auction tomorrow. This will
be an exceptionally fine opportunity
to secure a valuable instrument
The Womans' Exchange will make
a speciality of decorating automobiles
and carriages for floral parade, natl
ural or artificial flowers. Make your
arrangements now
Tourists should not fail to visit the
volcano the greatest natural wonder
Of the world. The round trip can be
made in four days. Henry Water.
house Trust Co. agents.
You may be able to see perfectly
well, and yet be suffering from eye
strain Headaches and pains in the
eyes are symptoms. See A. n. San
ford, Optician, Boston Bldg.
Notes on Hawaiian Insects" will
be the subject Of paper by Dr. R.
c. L. Perkins tonight at 1880 before
the Hawaiian chronological Society
at the Government Nursery
Joseph Kanoho has filed an answer
of denial to the charges in the libel
OF his wife Maraea Aki Kanoho. in
her suit for divorce, and also files a
cross-libel charging his wife with
adultery with one Joseph X. Kauai.
The several defendants in the Along
case, have filed a motion to have the
deposition of J. j. Dunno. now prac-
ticing law at 47G-47S Monadnock
building, San Francisco, taken in be-
half of their case.
All friends and members of the Ca
tholic Ladies Aid Society are espe-
cially urged to attend a meeting to
be held on Friday at 4:3O p m. at
the convent. Officers will be elected
for the coming year.
a receipt of William J. Bryan, of
2l9 West oath Street, New York CITY,
guardian of Winfield II. Carsley, for
$l59.55 the proportionate share of
the estate of George f. Carsley, de.
ceased, was received and filed in the
Circuit Clerks Office today
After handing down two opinions
at the opening Of Court this morning,
the Supreme Court adjourned for the
day to mark the solemnity of the
funeral services for the departed King
and Crown Prince of Portugal" The
members of the Court attended the
services at the Cathedral on Fort
street.
A meeting of the High School Alum
nj Association will be held at the High
School at 1880 tomorrow evening, to
consider plans for the ceremony of
laying the corner stone of the new
building. President r. d. King mar
ucularly requests all members to be
present.
William Savidge, administrator of
the VIII and estate of Frank Iuc.
weiko, deceased has filed his inven-
tory of the estate, which he estimates
at S3,6O2.lO. OF this 1,5OO is in real
estate, $1,000 in a claim against the
Territory, and the balance in mort
gage.
The case of the Territory VS.. An
tonic Camilho charged with assault
and battery on his wife on December
"A, was nolle prosecuted this morn
ing by Judge Lindsay on request of
the prosecution. Camilho had been
tried in the District Court and fined
$25 and costs but took an appeal.
Vaughan McCaughey, a Cornell gra-
duate who was recommended for the
POSITION Of assistant principal in the
Normal school to fill the place made
vacant by the resignation of Prof.
Willis T. Pope, to take the deanship of
the new College Of Agriculture and Me
chanic Arts. arrived yesterday on the
Mongolia.
The MAN from Mexico" will be Civ
en- by the Elleford Co. at the Orpheum
on Saturday night February IS for
the benefit of the yacht fund. Mana