The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-27
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL,
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Regular meeting of Harmony Lodge
No. 3, 1. O. o. f. this evening
Chinese laborers are being imported
to German Samoa A batch of 351 ar
rived at Apia last month.
The Territorial grand jury Nill meet
Wednesday morning in the throne
room of the Executive Duiliing.
J. Lor Wallach yesterday boarded
the steamship Siberia, and departed
for Vancouver, via San Francisco.
Rev. Amos A. Ebersole, the new as
sistant pastor of Central Union church,
preached for the first time yesterday
morning
Martha NJ. Louis was granted a di-
vorce from Manuel Louis in tine Cir
cult Court this morning on grounds Of
desertion.
The involuntary bankruptcy case OF
NJ. Sake. the Aiea saloon keeper. was
continued till tomorrow morning BY
Judge Dole.
A decision oyerruling the exceptions
in the case of the Territory VS.. Mage
and Seyo was filed in the Supreme
Court this morning
The Quincy refrigerator is famous
because it has all other refrigerators
on the market beaten. 1t is the best
by actual test. w. W. Dimond & Co..
Ltd. distributors.
Wireless messages were received
from the fleet at 1 clock last night
by the wireless telegraph operator at
Barber's Point. The battleships were
1918 miles out at o'clock last night.
In the Federal Court this morning
pleas of not guilty were entered by
both defendants in the case of the
| United States VS.. Tomita and Yuki Ko-
ga, and the case set for trial OF Aug
ust 81.
Rainier beer is acknowledged the
! best beer by people from the coast who
drink beer for its medicinal qualities,
You can get it at any bar or whole
sale from the Rainier Bottling Works,
telephone 1881.
A mortgage for $4,000 upon the
property of the Hawaiian Hotel, Ltd,
was filed this morning IN the office OF
Registrar of Conveyances Merriam.
The mortgage is given to Bishop & Co.
and carries seven per cent interest. 1t
will run for one year.
The United States cruiser Tennessee
and Washington departed yesterday
for Bremerton, from which point they
will sail Tor Honolulu early in August
One hundred prisoners from the naval
prison at Mare Island were aboard the
cruisers. They will be confined in the
prison at Bremerton.-S. F. Chronicle.
Bro. Walter, vice principal of the St
| Louis College, leaves on the Lurline
Wednesday for San Francisco in re-
spouse to a cable received from the
head of the college in Dayton. He will
probably be assigned to a post in San
Francisco. Bro. Walter has been here
five years and during that time has
made host of friends who regret to
see him leave.
A distinguished French diplomat,
Mr.. Ronssin. Consul General at Cal
cutta. arrived mere on the Mariana on
his way to his official residence and
will leave on the Korea. He was en-
tertained by French Consul Menant,
whose poor health has necessitated mis-
asking for a change of residence. but
he has not yet heard from the Depart
ment.
Papers transferring the interests OF
the various heirs in the Love estate
to the corporation which was formed
for the purpose some time ago, were
filed this morning. The filing of these
documents was delayed until the final
result OF the stamp tax appeal when
was carried to the Supreme Court and
finally decided in favor of the Terri
tory.
The seats and other work which was
done for the reception of the feet in
the old Fisnmarket building have been
turned over to the government by the
fleet committee and will be retained as
a free gathering place. The floor there
is the property of the Kilohana Art
League. and It is hoped that it will al
so be presented to the government for
use for the same purpose.
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