The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-01
NEWS IN a NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

me HSGt 10 SS'Nl'S' 49, ~ S'~'
up the city.
Harmony Lodge No, l. o. o. F,
meets this evening.
lIy LuIltu Idbasco Sauce. For
sale at all grOcers.
Bruce Cartwright, Jr., returned from
his trip to the mainland this morning.
Hawaiian Lodge will hold a stated
meeting this evening. Transaction OF
business.
Miss Juliet Anterior was among the
local people who returned by the Sibe-
ria .this morning.
Uyeno Kallu has entered a divorce
suit against Etsu Kaku Oh grounds
of desertion.
Hawaiis Young People for June
has been received from the Lahaina-
luna press.
Judge Kepoikai has sent in a requi-
sition for the furniture needed for the
new courthouse at Waikiki.
John Paris, Of Kauai, charged with
selling liquor without paying the Fed
eral tax, has been released on bail.
The golfing enthusiasts will be glad
to welcome Frank Hastead back to
this city. He came in on the Siberia.
Suits made to order in the latest
cut at lowest prices. Oahu Tailor
inG Co. corner Emma and Beretania
The Palm Cafe has just received a
fresh shipment of Gunther's fine can
dies. Homemade candy fresh every
day.
Professor Koch, who leaves for the
Orient in the Siberia was among the
callers at the Governors Office this
morning.
Alexander & Baldwin received a
private cablegram from New York
this morning, reporting a sale of GO
sugar at 1876.
petition in error has been entered
in the Supreme Court by the Paau-
hau Sugar Company, garnishee in the
suit of Luci Feneira VS.. Kamo.
A prominent Federal official has sug-
gested a joint debate between George
Davis, Willie Crawford and the Boy
Orator, as a feature of the fleet recep-
ton.
AS is the custom once every three
months, the services at Oahu Prison
We're conducted by the prisoners
themselves yesterday Philip Naone
presided
Captain Harris of the Hawaii called
on Acting Governor Mott-Smith this
morning to bid him goodbye before
leaving for the Coast on the new
yacht,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Horne, Of this
city, returned from a trip to the East
this morning Mr. Horne attended the
annual meeting of the Harvard Club
as a Hawaiian delegate.
A suit has been entered in the Cir.
cult Court by S. Kimura against Okla
mura Shoten. The plaintiff asks
judgment for $1G3.S3 which he alleges
is due him for merchandise.
jeremiah w. Doyle and L. L. Hard
ing Of the U. 5. Internal Revenue Of
fee, are back in the city from Hawai-
and speak in high terms of the hos
pitality they received on the big island
II. NJ Ayres, r. o. Matheson, Johr
aga anu ~ 4 ~ III lAeNN " bSNLA SUI
lpoenaed in the Lee Let trial as wit
lnessos for the prosecution. The tria
will commence on Wednesday morn
ing.
We have the biggest stock ant
greatest variety of once and Type
writer desks, fiat and roller-top, il
Honolulu. Don't make your selection
from a few desks II, HaclIfeld 6
Co., Ltd
New bids for the old Tribune build
ing at Hilo have been called for b,
Superintendent Of Public Works Camp
bell, there being some legal disput
over the first bids received.
The sufferer from corn trouble
may And relief in the use of an eve
Ready" corn knife because it canno
cut too deep. Fifty cents each wit
four blades, Benson, Smith & Co
Hotel and Fort st.
The jurors and witnesses In the Fed
eral Court received their checks today
The largest amounts were drawn b.
the members of the jury who com
from Hawaii and reached as high a
S85 I'm some instances.
Mrs. Arthur Hunt died of pneumo