The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-08
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
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News of the Day.

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News of the Day.
Oahu College opened in all depart
ments today with appropriate exer-
cises.
Judge and Mrs. Dole entertained |
Admiral Swinburne at luncheon yes
terday.
A bunch of keys with chief petty |
officers tag was found and can be had |
at the Criterion, Hotel and Bethel SITS.
Under the auspices of the Seaman's
Institute, Ed. Towse is giving lantern
lectures on Hawaii aboard cruisers of
the Pacific fleet.
Hawaiian News Co. in Young Build
ing is selling a good quality of writing
paper by the quarter ream. 1t is ex-
ira quality and worth looking up.
There was increased activity in the
volcano on Sunday, the day the Elks
excursion from Honolulu arrived.
Alewa Improvement Club will have
meeting at one of the Alewa Heights
lots this evening at 1880 for the cleo
ton of officers.
Mrs. A. B. Arleigh, who left for
Southern California several months
ago, for the benefit of her health, is
now residing in Los Angeles and has
very greatly improved.
If you haven't made viii, call at
Hawaiian Trust Co. and learn how
you may have it drawn in proper legal
manner free of charge. This is adj |
dressed particularly to people of
small means.
The second annual ball by the chief |
petty officers of the Pacific fleet was
given at the Alexander Young Hotel
last night. 1t was very brilliant. Ad-
miral Sebree and several cruiser cap
tains attended.
Rapid Transit Men, your lunches and
other orders will receive prompt and
careful attention at the Manhattan
Cafe on Fort street. Rapid Transit"
service is our speciality. r. w. War
ham, Proprietor.
Tom ODowda is the delegate to the
Territorial convention from the fifth |
precinct of the Fifth District. d.
Douglas, Jose Fernandez; George F.
Renton and P. A. Swift will represent
the same precinct in the county con-
vention
Registration of voters at the Homo
lulu station is keeping up as lively as
at the beginning. Since last report
ending with Friday 1877 have registered
from the Fourth and 124 from the
Fifth up to the noon session today.
Total to noon today, 1884.
There was a large attendance at the
garden party given by Governor and
Mrs. Frear yesterday afternoon, in
honor of Admiral Swinburne, Admiral
Sebree and officers of the Pacific neet.
Mrs. Swinburne and Mrs. Rees, wife
of Honolulu naval station command
ant, assisted in receiving.
A Hawaiian named Kalehua was
before Judge Dole this morning, charg-
ed with bigamy. He pleaded guilty
at the advice of his attorney, Charles
F. Chillingworth, who requested the
leniency of the court in such tones of
silver tongued oratory that his client
! got off with a sentence of only four
months.
Governor and Mrs. Frear will be
entertained at dinner tonight by Ad-
miral Swinburne on his flagship the
West Virginia The dinner will be
informal, as has been the case with all
the local functions which have taken
place while the armored cruiser squa-
dron has been here. There will be
several other guests.
Many Oahu College boys enter
mainland colleges this year. Soren
e. Hannestad left in the Hilonian to
enter Yale Luching Vii Tao Lou and
Alloy Seong have preceded him. John B.
Desha has gone to Harvard Lewis
Renton, Stanwood Dodge and Charles
S. Davis have entered Cornell. Stan
ley Kennedy is the representative at
Stanford, Frank Stack at California
and Ho Tong at Wisconsin.
Charles X. Motley, Home Rule lead
err and candidate for Congress, and
w. c. Achi, pretender to the Labor
leadership, addressed meeting at Aa'a
Park last night. Motley promised the
natives all the offices if they would
stand together. Achi compared him
self to great statesmen of America
and England, eulogized Gompers and
his work and denounced the proposal
to assist European immigration. ]. M
PoepOe also spoke. D. Kalauokalani
presided.