The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-10
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

watch l.. Is. Kerr d 20. announce
ment in a few days.
Harmony Lodge No, I. o. o. F.
meets this evening.
Change of program at the Art Thea
tire tonight. An hour and a half
of genuine pleasure for 10c.
The motion to declare the tax ap-
peal case of the Hilo Pineapple Com
pany in default has been continued.
r. K. Bonnie will take moving pic
lures of Kilauea in action, besides
panoramic views along the volcano
road.
Lyle A. Dickey is studying the law
on prize fights once more with a
view to preventing certain announced
fistic bouts.
The Paradise of the Pacific for Au-
gust has many beautiful pictures, in
Guiding some relating to the Atlantic
fleets visit.
The pictures at the Empire Thea
ire are the clearest in the city. Mrs.
King the great concert singer appears
in illustrated songs.
A number of Japanese have form
ed a corporation to be known as the
Asahi Theater. The capital is set at
1900 shares at $40 per share.
Wear a pair of properly fitted glass
es made by H. F. Wichman & Co
Ltd and you will not suffer from tor
turing headaches and eye strains.
Miss Louie Stacey lectured at the
Kilohana Art League yesterday after
noon on Christianity, Freemasonry
and Socialism.
On Wednesday at 8 p. m. the trustees
of the Chamber of Commerce will hold
their monthly meeting.
Metropolitan Meat Company's mar
kets will close at - noon On Wednes-
day. Only one delivery
The date of the Democratic Terri
torial Convention has been changed
from September IA to the 10th, which
is four days ahead of the Republican
convention.
The sum of $40 mentioned as a
cash subscription to the Children's
Hospital Fund, was a subscription
from Hawaiian Tribe No. 1, Indepen-
dent Order of Red Men.
Frank c. Bertelmann made the re
quest with the Circuit Court that he
be given the charge of his three min
or children who are now with his
former wife, Mrs. Isaac Hart, of Kau-
al.
The case of the Bishop Trust Com
pany VS.. the Oahu Sugar Company
will come before the Supreme Court
on Monday. One of the Circuit judg-
es will be asked to sit with Justices
Ballou and Wilder.
Complaint is made by the Garden
Island of a lack of candidates for
the Legislature on the Island of Kau-
al. Ambition to serve the dear peo-
pie is there, with one exception, con
fined to candidates for county offices.
In a drunken quarrel at Makaweli,
on Sunday before last, Inocenicio Ca
voco received a kick in the abdomen
which caused his death. Joe Run
and Manuel Abrela were committed
to the grand jury in consequence of
the tragedy.
R. w. Warham for the past three
years with w. w. Dimond & Co., has
taken the management of the Man
haitian Cafe and will be pleased to
have his friends call. The place will
be kept open day and night and the
best of everything will be served.
F. M. Brooks is still in Shanghai
but doing practically nothing in his
profession, as he cannot practice in
either the United States or the Bri-
fish court. His defamation suit
against Judge Wiley and his clerk
of court is pending at Honolulu.
The bids for the building of the
Paumalu road were opened Saturday
noon by Superintendent of Public
Works Campbell, only two figures be
ing offered by the local contractors
A. A. Wilson put in bid of S3449 and
Frank Foster figured on getting the