The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

T. NJ Harrison, in his brief for DR..
Athcreley claims that the new law
Of insanity is unconstitutional
Wireless messages received last
night reported the Nippon Maru as
1900 miles out, bound for the Coast.
William Gibson Singlehurst has been
appointed by Judge Robinson admin
istrator of the estate of Mary Katie
Singlehurst.
The oil steamer w. S. Porter, bound
for this city, was sos miles out and
may be expected TO arrive tomorrow
late in the afternoon.
Send your mainland friends a dress
of that lovely striped pima or pine
apple silk which Ehlers have just i'm
ported. Price Csc a yard.
"Forcegrowth' makes lawns, maid
en-hair ferns and other plants grow
IIuXuriently. You can buy it Coo guam
titles from E. o. Hall &c Son Agents.
David Anderson, who died at Leahi
Home, was buried yesterday after
noon. Rev. J. 7. jones conducted the
services, being assisted by Methodist
church workers.
The Hilonian, of the MatsOn line
was sighted off Koko head at 1855.
For bargains in furniture go to
Coyne's Furniture Co., Young build
ing.
M. r. Simonton, Judge Robinson's
clerk, was disappointed in getting
passage in the transport Logan yes
terday, hence had to forego his an
ticipated vacation trip.
Dekorato is the best compound for
interior walls and ceilings. It is hy-
gienic and very beautiful. Over sixty
different tints. Sold by Levers az
Cooke, Ltd. Call for color card.
Kee-LoX is the non-grease, non
smudge typewriter carbon paper 1t
has no equal, as experienced typists
know. Sold by Hawaiian News Co.
Ltd. Alexander Young Building.
Mr.. Games, one of the WahIawa
pineapple producers and CAMPERS, stat
ed yesterday that the present warm
weather was maturing the pines rapid
ly and the canning season would be
in full blast in a short time.
Henry May & Co. have brought suit
against NJ S. Freitas and others, do
ing business as the Honolulu Grocery
Company, for $S65.5O, alleged to be due
the plaintiff by the defendants upon
goods and merchandise not paid for.
1t is certainly welcome news to the
ladies to learn that they can have
dainty cresses and other goods, that
have become soiled or faded, cleaned
or dyed by the French Laundry, phone
1891, who are agents for the f. Tho
mas Partisan Dyeing Work, S. f.
The Guide is the only complete daily
shipping paper in Honolulu Estab-
lished in 1899 it is row in its 18th year
of publication Guide Publishing Co
Young Building, telephone 374. Infor-
'mation furnished subscribers immedi-
ately on request.
Follow the crowds to Sachs. Every
thing is reduced; everything is sell
ing, AS was predicted this grand
clearance sale at Sachs mas broken
all previous sale records for Homo
lulu. The reason is because of the
wonderful bargains offered.
The clerk who saves a little each
month is almost sure TO reach the
goal of the employee--the employer.
Start a saving account with what you
can, one dollar or more, and add to
it each month. The Bank of Hawaii,
Ltd, corner of Fort and King streets.
Comrade Nelson of the Grand Army
Of the Republic was buried yesterday
morning in the G. A. R. plot in Nun
anu cemetery, with G. A. r, ceremo-
MES DR.. Scudder of Central Union
ofiiciated at the undertaker's parlors.
The pallbearer were: L. L. La Pierre,
w. l.. Eaton VIM McCandless, G.
Dietz, A. b. Clark and r. G. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Chance of Paris
gave dinner party att he Young on
Monday evening, the guests afterward
attending the dance on the roof gar
den Mrs. Chance visited Honolulu
three or four years ago as Mrs. Maude
Robinson King, wife of James c. King,
an elderly Chicago millionaire, who
died a year later leaving only $780,
900 to his widow, his millions going
to various charitable institutions. Mrs.
King contested the will, and won out.
She became a resident of the French
capital where she met and married
her present husband.
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