The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-08-03
IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give CONDENSED
News of the Day.


James Carlisle at the Park theater
tonight The best vaudeville artist
ever brought here.
trial trip of the steam dredger
South Bay will be made this afternoon.
She will work on the bar at the en-
trance of the channel to Pearl Harbor.
Fred L. Waldron, president OF Ho-
noluu Merchants Association, has
been heard from in Paris on July 10.
He expects TO be back here the end OF
August.
DR.. Atcherleys insanity case has
been continued for hearing il the Su-
preme Court until Tuesday next at the
request of T. NJ. Harrison, the doctors
attorney.
Dividend Is, Waialua plantation, for
"a per cent will be due and payable
on Saturday, August Il. Stock trans
fer books will be reopened on Monday,
August g.
James A. Thompson, clerk of the
Supreme Court, has left for the Wal
alua country for his vacation. He will
camp out and rough it, having a gun
along for game.
Geo. P. Long of Los Angeles in
uuires anXiously of the Hawaii Pro-
motion Committee if the Hawaiian
Islands are subject to earthquakes and
mosquitoes or other insects.
1t is hardly possible to devise a more
90, la, r,,e.;,,rr oitYo+ioD for yyOuT friend
than to ask him to become your per-
sonal surety. Come to the Hawaiian
Trust Company, Ltd, we are in the
bonding business.
H. l.. Kerr, architect, who is com
piling statistics on the subject for the
Chamber of Commerce, states that
there has been forty per cent more
building done in Honolulu thus far
this year than last year.
A new rule of the Federal court re-
quires each surety on a bond to own
property equal to the full amount of
the bond, instead of the practice here
tofore of accepting sureties whose ag
gregate property equalled the bond.
DR. ODay some time ago shipped
some ripe pineapples from here to his
mother in Pennsylvania. Ply yester-
days mail he received a letter an
nouncing that the fruit arrived in per-
feet condition.
The Waiaae, Kaimuki and Palolo
Improvement Club will meet at the
residence of A. F. Cooke on Thurs
day at o'clock p. m. There will be
among other important business, con-
sideration of a public park for the
district.
James Carlisle at the Park theater
tonight. The best vaudeville artist
ever brought here.
In separate answer Katsujama and
Others in the strike Injunction suit.
from that reported yesterday Attor-
ney w. A. Kinney and Detective Ches-
ter A. Doyle are charged with uues-
tionable means of obtaining a confess
sion from one of the strikers charged
with contempt OF court.
In an address before the National
Editorial Association at Seattle. Edith
Tozier Weatherred referred to an in
vitation to the association to hold one
OF the next two or three conventions
in Honolulu. Her statement was back
ed up by a letter from H. p Wood
OF the Hawaii Promotion Committee
A Milan paper contains the an
nQuncement of a reception by Vice
Consul j. O. Wood and wife Mr.
Wood was successfully a professor at
Oahu College and a stock broker here
making pile during the post-annex-
alton boom. He married an Italian
lady some years ago.
w T, Rawlins, Assistant District AT
torney, will move in the Federal court
for judgment of $1,000 in the case Of
United States VS.. Levi p. Kahoe Aloi-
au and Isaac Kahoe. Levi Kahoe was
The Kauai postmaster who embezzIed
$lS9S.96 some years ago The suit in
question is on his bond.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paul Gibbons
OF San Francisco have issued invita-
tlons to the wedding OF Sheir daughter
MISS Lydia Browne Gibbons, to Gus
tave Schaefer, son OF p. A. Schaefer
OF this city The wedding will take
place at the First Presbyterian church
OF San Francisco on the 7th instant
Attorney General Hemenway is col
lecting information for a statement
to the Governor on the case of Full
nara the convicted murderer lately
receptured after his escape from pris-
on years ago City Attorney j. w. |
Cathcart, who as Deputy Attorney
General prosecuted tha man ato,ht |