The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-21
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

Auto at hack fare, f. Lillis, Tel. 361.
The fleet is coming. Let us clean
up the city.
Try Lutted's Tabasco Sauce. ForI
sale at all grocers.
A notice to creditors of the estate OF
Paul Lemke appears in this issue.
w. L. Whitney, deputy attorney gen
eral, left for Kailua to attend term
of the Circuit Court in the Mauna Kea
this noon.
The Buckeye Club will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Kingsbury at 1918
Thurston avenue at 1880 this evening.
All Ohioans are cordially invited
After you have once heard the Co
lumbia Graphophones and the Marconi
Records you will want no other in
your home. WALL Nichols Co, agents
The masters report of M. T. Simon
ton, on the final account of Jessie X.
Kaae, executTix of the estate Of Mar
garet V. Carter, was filed this morning.
HOLSTERS Cold Chocolates cure
colds, grippe and coughs quickly, safe
Iy and surely. They are pleasant to
take. Csc a bottle at HOLSTER Drug
Co., Ltd.
Attorney Bonnie" Monsarrat has
been appointed counsel for one of the
Korean prisoners who will be tried be-
fore Judge Robinson during the pres
ent term.
Levers & Cooke have just received
a very handsome line Of Oriental mat
tings, in plain, twisted colored, and
figured goods, and twisted mating rugs
and cotton rugs in blue and white.
DIR. Chas. Cuthbert Hall, president OF
the Union Theological Seminary since
1897, died lately in New York. He was
cousin of Mrs. A. Francis Judd and
Mrs. James II. Pratt of this city.
The right broker in your business
deals may mean the success Of big
venture; the wrong one, failure. When
you're buying or selling stocks or
bonds. call on the Hawaiian Trust Co.,
Ltd
The Edison Photograph produces a
pure, clear. beautiful tone, with no
rasp or grating sound for an accom-
paniment. The Hawaiian News Co.,
Ltd will be pleased to have you call
and hear it.
A wireless message was received
from Collector of Internal Revenue
Walter F. Drake this morning, stating
that he had found an illicit still in
Kona and asking that a warrant be
forwarded for Japanese named T. XII
noshita.
r. w. Atkinson has been appointed
Trustee under the deed of trust of the
Oahu Railway & Land Company, given
to secure the bond issue of the COM
pany. He takes the place Of r. W..
Hebron, resigned.
DR.. F. Howard Humphris publishes
a suggestion he obtained in Europe
last summer, that the cut leaves OF the
prickly cactus placed in bodies of wa
ter are death to mosquito larvae. own
ers of rice and taro crops, the doctor
says, may give this remedy a trial who
would not use petroleum.
Oliver Williams, a young Hawaiian,
is reported as an inmate OF hospital
at Chelsea, Mass, crippled, it is feared
to some extent permanently, through
falling from the crosstrees of a schoon-
er. Rev. G.. B. Cutler of Boston writes
about the boy to his brother, Captain
Cutler of the barkentine Klikitat now
in port
An enjoyable and impressive Easter
was had at Leahi Home Sunday after
noon by both the inmates and the
Christian Endeavorers of Central Uni
on church to the number of nineteen.
A vocal solo was rendered by one Of
the Endeavorers in, most pleasing
manner. The meeting closed with the
distribution of fruit and flowers.
Thomas d. Mckay, the travelling
passenger agent for the overland route
and the Pacific steamship lines passed
through in the Mongolia, He spoke OF
a probability that some special eXcur-
siOns from San Francisco to accom-
pany the fleet to Honolulu would be
organized, and predicted a great in
crease of tourist travel to Hawaii any
way the coming summer.
Gentlemen as well as ladies are
among those invited to the College
Clubs reading on Thursday evening.