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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

The Board of Registration have a
notice in this issue.
Life is the real thing when Allie
grettis Chocolate Creams are at hand.
Benson, Smith G. Co., Ltd.
Nothing to equal Allegretti's cho-
colate Creams. New assortment by
the Korea at Benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd.
J. J. Egan and family left for the
coast yesterday on the China. They
will go to Pontiac, Michigan, TO re-
main several months.
The Kapahuuu Improvement Club
will hold its regular monthly meeting
in Hollinger Hall, Camp Mckinley, at
1880 o'clock this evening.
There will be a business meeting Of
the Christian Endeavorers of Central
Union church this evening at 1880
o'clock, in the church parlor.
The Quincy is as sure a quality
as the "Lurline.' Has all others beat
en- a mile. w. w. Dimond & Co, Ltd,
are distributors for the famous refrig-
orators.
The annual remnant sale at the N.
S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. will open on
Monday morning with some of the
greatest bargains ever offered to Ho-
nolulu people.
Geo. B. Mcclellan, VINO arrived from
Washington by the Korea, is the guest
of Governor and Mrs. Frear Mrs. Nc
Clellan is visiting her mother and sis
ter for the summer at San Diego.
If you want a reliable automobile
roadster or runabout get a Ford-the
most reliable car in the market at
anyway near its price. New models
or hand at Schuman Carriage Co., Ltd.
Puritan Creamery Butter is always
uniform in quality because it is always
uniformly good. Made from the purest
selected California cream. Try it
order from Henry May & Co., phone
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We have some very fine building
lots in Puupueo Tract. Fine marine
and mountain views, good soil and
drainage. We will hep you build
homes on these lots. Waterhouse Trust
Co., Ltd.
The delegates to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention, who returned on
the Alameda yesterday, will give a
public report Of their mission at mass
meeting to be held at Aala Park this
evening at half past seven O'Clock.
The most important thing done a
the Board of Health meeting yester
day afternoon was the decision that il
the future experiments in the treating
of leprosy should be conducted at the
Settlement and not at the Kalihi re
ceiving station.
A Women's River ana Harbor Con
gres, to work in conjunction with In,
annual River and Halbor Congress
which meets in different parts OF tn,
country, has been called, ana GoyernO
Frear has been invited to appoint del
egates from Hawaii.
Johnny Peterson, one Of the Hawai-
ian boys who has been singing witt
the quintet club boys in San Francscr
arrived on the Alameda and will re
main here for some time. He report
the club boys are doing well in Sal
Francisco.
The Y. M. G. A. organizations of In
city have issue dinvitations to a larg
number of representative people to
reception for the Kieo boys, to be hel
on Monday evening, August 3, on tn
lawn of Theodore Richards. The
are making every effort to provid
beautiful decorations as well as a ric
musical treat to lend attractiveness
the social gathering.
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SUPPLIES FOR
NEXT BIG LEG

The Navy Bureau Of Supplies and
Accounts Is making purchases and all
necessary plans for supplying the bat
tleship fleet with needed staples on the
next leg of the cruise around the world.
The supplyship Buffalo has been de-
tanned at San Francisco to load UP
with various articles, including FIRE III
vegetables, 100000 pounds of -four and
100000 pounds of potatoes, The But
falo will sail August Is for Manila, ar
irving there about September 20, in
time to unload before the arrival of
the fleet whatever goods may need to
be placed in warehouses at Gavite or
cold storage. The supplyship Celtic is
to be fitted at the New York yard and
loaded with large amount of provi-
sions which she will take across the
Atlantic to meet the feet in late No
vember, probably at Suez. in time fol
the last leg of the cruise back to this
country. The supplyships Culgoa, Gla-
cier, the repairship Panther, and the
hospitalship Relief will be able to lay
in stores at Melbourne. A fresh sup
ply Of meat will be bought at Mel
bourne. and large amount of canned
meats and other similar goods will bC
sent over in the Buffalo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE WEATHER.
Local Office, u. s. Weather Bureau,
Young Building.

Honolulu. r. H.. August 1, 1905
Temperatures a. M; 8 a. m; 10
a. m; and morning minimum.
"A; II; So so; "A.
Barometer reading: absolute humid
ity (grains per cubic FOOT; relative
humidity and dew point at a. M:
3OO7: 5.77S; 5S; 62.
Wind: Velocity and direction at 6 a.
m. a. m; 10 a. m; and noon:
G. NE. -, E.; s, E.; 20, NE.
Rainfall during "a hours ending s a.
m, trace.
Total wind movement during "a hours
ended at noon. 213 miles.
VIM. b. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
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LYSTOCK REPORT

Dividends-Aug. 1, 1905 Haiku, / 1-2
per cent; Paia, l 1-2 per cent; Pioneer
per cent
Observation-Disclosures l. 1908. The
18th assessment, amounting to per
cent has been called on the assessable
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Ltd.
This will make total of 80 per cent
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British S. S. Craigvar, which
brought coal here from Norfolk for
the Navy and partly coaled the U. S,
S. Milwaukee, sailed this morning for
Vancouver.
Haiku and Paia both will take up
rs per cent of their Indebtedness.
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New Academy.

''Shadowed by Three" by Lem B. Par
ke- and produced by w F. Mann, will
be seen at the New Academy this week.
Tori Patton, a detective. and Blessing
Haskins as the lovers in the play, are.
of course. the persons most deeply in
volved in the intricacies of the plot, and
those. also. whose interests are most vital
~ concerned in the mysterious murder of
blessings guardian. The chain of cir
cumstances which point to Blessing on
all occasions as the murderer is I'M
usual The production carries thirty
three people, an automobile, sleigh. a
stage coach, horses and full-sized en-
CINE shown bucking the snow drifts in
Wyoming. The realism of this scene is
said to be a wonderful piece of stage
craft. A iXty-horsepower automobile.
containing three people, is driven through
conservatory window at a terrific peed.
overturning tables, chairs. palms. etc.
in its passage.
Okuni Sami. ''the man of mystery" a
Hindu meSmerist, creates wonders impos-
siblc to describe. His subjects walk. fly
and assume impossible attitudes in mid
air, defying all scientific rules of gravi-
tatiOn.
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Coming Attractions.
Columbia.

The attraction at the Columbia this
week will be Will M. Cressy and Blanche
Dayne, in "A Village Lawyer a new
comedy of rural life. by Mr.. Greasy and
James Clarence Harvey.
Greasy and Dayne for the past eight
years have been successful headliners in
vaudeville, and during that time they have
appeared in eight different plays all from
the pen of Mr.. Cressy For fourteen years
Mr.. Greasy has been known clever
portrayer of certain types of New Eng
land characters. In his new play Mr..
Greasy is seen again as one of those sharp,
goOd-natured, witty and altogether low
able old men of down east.
The new play is a comedy pure and SIM
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fist. have been able to create something
that is worth while. Blossoms book is a
humorous story that has for it's central
figure a pretty milliner'S assistant who
studies for the operate stage at the ad-
vice of wealthy American. Herbert S
music is charming, and in Mile. Mo
diste" he has displayed unusual snap and
vigor
The supporting company that Mr.. Dill
lingham will send to Washington is made
up of the same principals seen here be-
fore. including Robert Michaelis. William
Pruette, Claude Gilhngwater, Leo Mars,
Blanche Morrison. Josephine Bartlett
Bertha Holly. Carlyn StrelitZ, the sisters
Constantine - premiere danseuse and
many others equally we'll known from past
appearances in the support of Nine.
Scheff
The only matinee performance this week
will be that of Saturday washington S
birthday Owing to the unusual demand
the telephone orders at the New National
will be entirely suspended for the en-
gagement Of Nine. Scheff.
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New National.

FRITZ Scheff appears at the New Ma
tiCnal this week in Mile. Modesto 1t
is doubtful If there is today more popu-
lar singer and coincidence on the Ameri-
can stage than Nine. Scheff. who has es-
tabished herself as thoroughly represent
alive of high achievement in both fields.
Her former appearances with the Metro
politan Grand Opera Company have stood
her in good stead for entry in the light
operate field of which she today stands
at the head. Nine Scheff appeared as
Musette in La Boheme' and as Media in
Il Pagliacci" with the Conried forces.
winning great praise for her delightful
singing of these difficult roles of grand
opera
In Mile Modiste'' Victor Herbert. the
composer, and Henry Blossom, the libret-
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pie. q bit old-fashoned. maybe, with
laughter, touches of romance and bits of
pathos.
Although the chief burden of the fun
making falls upon Mr.. Cressy. his CO. star,
Blanche Dayne, has a very attractive role
Miss Biffins of Leadville, Col, whose
coming into the little world of the New
England town upsets things considerably.
A clever supporting company has been
engaged. and among the many favorite
players are Irma La Pierre, Charles Will
lard, Happy jack Gardner. Mrs E. A.
Eberle. Richard Webster. Myra c. Brooke
and Hale Norcross.
There will be matinees Thursday and
Saturday
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Belasco.

The Ben Greet players will be the at
traction at the Belasco The ater this week
presenting a repertory of classical plays
The opening night will be marked by q
revival of Goldsmith's "She Stops tC
Conquer" Mr.. Greet will appear as the
loutish son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hardcastle
"Wednesday evening Masks and Faces
dramatization of Charles Reade's
novel, Peg Wellington" will be given its
single hearing. Both these plays will
lbe given in costume, with the usual ac-
cessories.
Friday and Saturday afternoons and
evenings the wonder plays will be present
ed. including Pandora" or the Mysterious
Box" Midas and philemon and Bau-
els Mr.. Greet recently receivc q the rights
for these beautiful fairy stories from
hose Miller y Neil. VINO adapted them
from Hawthorne's Wonder Book" The
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PHILADELPHIA Orchestra.

The fifth and last concert Of the Phila-
delphia Orchestra will be given at the
New National Theater Tuesday. February
%. The solost will be Nine. Johanna
Gadski soprano. who has been singing
the big dramatic roles at the Metropolitan
Opera House this winter with such splen-
did success. The Philadelphia Orchestra
and it's conductor, Mr.. Pohlig. have made
big reputation for themselves in this
city for their excellent work and adj
mirable programs. The program is a,
follows: Overture, "Sakuntala," op. Ii,
Goldmark; Symphony No. Z. in A major.
op. %. Beethoven: Aria from Der
Freischutz, Weber, Nine. Johanna
Gadski, and overture. lie Carnival
Romain," OPP. o, BerleZ.
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Sousa's Band Tonight.

John Philip Sousa. known as The
March King will be at the New National
tonight with his famous organization of
sixty-four musicians. This will be the
first appearance OF Sousas band here
for several years. The program an
nounced for tonight includes the Peer
Gynt suite, 1.-The Fall of Pompeii," writ
ten by Sousa; compositions of Meyerbeer
Wagner, TschaikOwsh and other eminent
composers. There are three solostS with
band this year, Miss Loucy Anne Allen,
soprano; Miss Jeanette Powers violinist;
and Herbert Clarke. cornetist The box
Office of the New National will be opened
today at 1 o'clock for the sale of reserved
seats. The prices range from 80 cents to
S1.hO.
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with white sand. A big f1at-topped rock
extends far out into the blue waters. and
on it is saucily perched a little summer
house.
Almost hidden under the huge pines is
a large rambling house. with big piazZas
on every side. Hammocks, lounging
chairs, reading tables. swinging chairs
and every other restful piece of furniture
one ever thought Of is there. Leaving the
house In any direction the paths lead
through large flower beds. which are laid
out with exquisite taste.
A big wharf, sheltered by stone
breakwater, stands at one side. Here
can be found nearly every kind of boat
the slippery canoe, single and double row.
boats, the saucy little sailboat Tarpon.
which was a prize winner at a recent
sportsmens show in Boston. and the
launch Spray. In the bathhouse are
bathing suits enough to fit out an entire
opera company.
In the stables there are driving horses.
single and double carriages. or. If one
prefers ii, big touring car. If that is
not choice enough, there are Jack and
JILL two of the tiniess little black and
white ponies that ever got into mischief.
Let them hear Mrs. Cressy's voice and
there is something doing
Inside the house there is a big living
room that reaches from the front door to
the back. There is a huge fireplace in
the center and. on a broad shelf running
around this. are nearly thirty cups. stems
and other trophies, won at the annual
regattas held on Lake Sunapee. beers
heads, Texas steers horns. birds, fish
curios from all over the world, and pic
lures. pictures everywhere, about six
thousand in all. Over in a corner there
is big piano, and around it enough in
struments to furnish a symphony or
chestra. Then there is Mr.. Cressy's Ii
brary. and. in fact. everything that uae
can think of to make a summer home
paradise. In this delightful place. under
the shade of the big trees. lulled by the
songs of the wind among the boughs. and
the waves tapping the shores. and the
songs of the birds overhead. the Cressys
while away the hours through the months
of July and August. The theater and its
life are forgotten.
AS Mrs. Cressy says. they tear up the
calendar. stop the clocks. forget their
way to the post Office and just leave a
call for September 1.
SENATOR'S DAUGHTER ON STAGE
Miss Fola La Toilette. daughter of the
wisconsin senator, has the leading role
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Bertha Kalich.

Nine. Bertha Kalich will appear at the
Belasco next week in Marta of the Low
lands This plays tells story of uni
versal interest. In the character Of Marta,
Nine. Kalich is said to have the greatest
opportunity of her career. a role which
has established her as one Of the greatest
actresses of this decade. The supporting
company includes Henry koiker, Hardee
Kirkland. Robert McWade. Thomas +.
Fallon, Henry Bascombe, Bertram Grass
by. Mary Hughes. Genevieve Blinn and
Edith Taliaferro
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Boston Symphony Orchestra.

The fourth and next to the last of the
Boston Symphony concerts will be given
in the New National Theater Tuesday
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock. The soloist will
be Fritz Kreisler. who will play Men
delssohn's Concerto for violin in f minor.
The first number on the program will be
a suite for orchestra. "Symphcni C
Sketches by the American composer
George w Chadwick. This suite is in
four movements. The other number will
be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. extraordinarily
brilliant Spanish caprice. Tschaikowsky
is quoted as writing to the composer that
it is the most wonderful piece of orches-
tration he knows in the whole literature
of music.
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Majestic.

Gay New York" a musical play. will
be this weeks attraction at the Majestic.
1t is said to be different from most mus!-
cal comedies, inasmuch as it tells an
amusing story. Many catchy songs will
be introduced throughout the perform
ance, the principal ones being Gay New
York" ION the Links The Chu Chu
Cars and 'Hinkey Dee The cast in
cludes Harry Emerson. Ada Henry. Mabel
Barnes, Richard Bartlett. Frances Rice.
Violet Rio. George Wood Will p. Con-
ley, Violet Rio, Charles Cronn and the
dainty little coincidence. Hilda Haw-
thorne. There is also a large chorus.
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Bluffs"

Leo Ditrichstein. author and adapter OF
care YOu a Mason The White Horse
Tavern" Before and After" and VIM
ans Papas," lIas new comedy In
Bluffs which will be presented al the
Columbia Theater next week. Mr.. Dit
richstein being the star as well as the
author. In c ommon with his other come
dies, this one makes its appeal on the
strength of numerous complications. \
part of prominence falls to Fred Bond
Others who have important roles are
Kenyon Bishop, Fola La Toilette. Ali
son Skioworth, Alfred Rappeler and Eu-
gene Redding. The first performance VIII
be given in Plainfield. y. j., tomorrow
night.
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New Iyceum.

Commencing tomorrow matinee at the
Lyceum Theater the Colonial Bellies will
be seen in first part. entitled AN After
noon at the Races" During the action Of
this skit Miss Fudge Cato and her six
dancing jockeys introduce several num-
bers. The olio contains Bedni and Ar
thur, Mcfarland & Mcdonald. Three Lee
Sisters, Locke. Russell and Locke, Heath
and Cato and Charles Fake. The bur-
lesque is a comedy one-act farce, with a
large chorus.
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Shepard's Sunday Concert.

The Symphony Quartet has been re-
engaged and will appear in the concert at
the Academy tonight in new songs. Harry
A. Chick, will introduce illustrated bal
lads, and Shepards Moving Pictures with
concert by the Academy Orchestra,
complete the two-hour program.
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child she showed remarkable love for
music, and when she was only seventeen
years old she had received musical
training that fitted her to become grand
opera prima donna-at an age when most
girls are just beginning TO yearn for a
stage career AT eighteen she had made
Il great success as Juliet in Romeo and
Juliet and was established as ia
vorite prima donna in Dresden.
4 somewhat blaSe audience a few years
ago saw an unknown singer appear as
Musette in La Boheme," with Games
and other favorites in the cast. When
FRITZ Scheff kicked off her little slipper
in the Cafe Momus scene the audience
acclaimed her as great. 1t was In this
opera that she first showed to America
the daring and the vivacity that have
stamped her as the leader in her field of
endeavor. She left grand opera because
she and Charles Dillingham; her manager.
saw great possibilities for comic opera
Of d high type in this country and when
she created the role of Fiji in Mile. Mo-
diste'' she came into her own.
FRITZ Scheff has the power so desired
by all actors. of getting over the foot
lights" and reaching an audience. Her
auditors seem to take her to their hearts
at once. She is tender and capricious.
loving and lovable and at all times
charming and volatile on the stage.
In private life FRITZ Scheff is said to
he a most interesting woman. She is
of slightly emotional turn. generous to
fault. Sha attends TO her own business
affairs with a rare sense of Judgment and
her property interests are now large.
THE CRESSYS' SUMMER HOME
The summer home of Will NJ. Cressy and
Blanche Dayne. Cressys. at Lake Su-
napee n. H.. is an island. two acres in
extent covered with towering pines. with
here and there white birch glistening
amid the darker green. The island has
an irregular shore line. with tiny bays.
sheltered by huge boulders and carpeted
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Belasco Theater Concert.

At the concert at the Belasco Theater
tonight illustrated ballads and musical
features by members of a musical comedy
organization will add variety. The series
of travel pictures VIII be resumed with
trip across Canada. The other film
selections include: FIRE and Flames.
Luna Park" I'm the Cause of Faith"
Making a Naval Big Gum and The
CRATER"
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Ethel BARRYMORE.

Ethel Barrymore will appear at the New
National next week In a new play. Her
Sister, by Clyde Fitch and CoSmO Gordon
Lennox. Miss Barrymore is one of the
very few stars whom the public never tires
of seeing in any play in which they have
scored with credit to themselves and profit
to their respective arrangements. Though
Mr.. Frohman is alive to this truth and
has ever been unwilling to alter its course,
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Chase's.

Chases this week will introduce THE
Pianophiends," the Misses Gilmore, Ella
Bradnas Horses, the Quaker City Quar-
tet. Darras Brothers. Lewis and Green
Marseilles and motion pictures. 1.-The
Pianophiends' is a spectacular musical
act in which five grand pianos are en-
ployed. At one time eighteen deft hands
In pairs make the pianos thunder with
music There are vocal quartets, sex
tets and octets Dances are plenti-
full and comedy fills up the time between
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"Blonde Typewriters.' y

Chases next week will offer Staley's
Transformation, the Willie Painter
Troupe, Gus Edwardes' Blonde Typewrit-
ers" with Johnnie Stanley, Harry Lin
ton and Anita Lawrence; Clifford and
Burke. the Zanettos Pauline Cook, May
Clinton and motion pictures
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music has been arranged by William II
Humiston, and adds greatly TO the max
ing OF the stage pictures.
Two Eliza bethan performances OF
Shakespeare. revived by Mr.. Greet's eff
forts. are included in the repertory Mac
beth will be given Tuesday evening and
The Merchant of Venice Wednesday aft
erncon. For the benefit of students the
matinees on both Wednesday and Friday
will be given at 3 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16
Concert at Majestic.

For tonight's concert at the Majestic
Manager Weston has secured a new
series Of motion pictures showing Incl
dents in this country and abroad. John
Gross is also on the bill for illustrated
songs. Several vaudeville acts will be
introduced
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east LVnue,"

East Lynne" will be the attraction at
the Majestic next week. This play viii
be presented by New York company.
The players are said to have been selected
with discrimination and in the matter of
scenic equipment and costumes it is said
to measure up to a high standard.