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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-19
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETING NOTICE.
Hawaiian Lodge f. d a. M....Page /
NOTICE.
Hawaiian Electric Page
STOCK BROKER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
CORINTHIANS ENTERTAIN.
California Yacht Club Members Pay a
Return Visit to Those of

The California yachtsmen were the
guests Of the Corinthians for the past two
DAYS. and thoroughly enjoyed the hospi-
tality of their hosts The visit was re-
turn one the Corinthian sailors having
been received by the CALIFORNIA; at their
new club house on Oakland Creek some
weeks since. Commodore A NJ. CLAW of
the CALIFORNIA; had been cruising around
the bay i'm his Yacht Pactolus for about
a week. but returned in time to take his
fleet over to Tiburon. The first of the
California boats to get under way on Sat
urday was W. A. Duncombes yawl Ider.
which started at 1890 p. m. Two hours
later Nice-Commodore y. G. Lees Sur
prise began to beat out Of the estuary
During the next hour she was followed
by 7. Turnbulls 5 sloop Hope George Mil
ler's sloOp OCCident. l.. Gales sloop Sc
cret. f. \. Walters sIoop Embla and
Commodore A. NJ. Claws slOop Pactolus
A moderate breeze took the boats out
Of the creek and then freshened con
siderahlY in the open bay. All but the
slOOps Hope and OcCidCnt took the wind
ward side of Angel Island, these two go
ing to lecward. The wind had fallen
light when j. J. Hanifin Jr. $ launch Doris
came along and cast friendly line to
the two yachts, towing them into lib
uTOn Cove. where all the boats dropped
anchor between I and in the evening
Going ashore at once, the yachtsmen
were welcomed by the Corinthians and
sat down to a bOuntiful supper of fish
choWder ana other appropriate edibles
The yachtsmen then adjourned to the
large room of the club house where.
after Commodore Carl Westerfeld had
spoken few Introductory words to
which Commodore A. Nj. Clay briefly re-
piled, an entertainment Of the good old
COrinthian sort was given. j. O'Brien
acted as master Of ceremonies Frank
Thompson and Bob" Mitchell sang and
told stories, and the Etna Quartet rem
dered glees. A banjo trio. a guitar and
banjo duet, a banjo solo and other items
made up the evenings amusement 1t
was after midnight before the yachtsmen
sought repOse on their craft.
Yesterday morning '.colors" were made
at o'clock, and about 1870 the two
fleets under signal from Commodore
Westerfeld. cruised in company toward
the Heads. II. r. SmpkinS' yaWl Ira
montana and Commodore r. L. Hills
sloop Cygnus also cruised out to Fort
Point. There was a strong breeze in the
channel and a somewhat lumpy sea
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
oE BOWLING.
SUNDAYS Handball Sports.

Every available foot of standing room
in Phil Ryans court at 85S Howard street
was occupied yesterday afternoon by the
lovers of handball. The days sport
opened with the four young crack players,
Mcguire, White Collins and Foy. The
two former won by a score of q, u, u,
10, 81, against a. p. Il, IS. The other win
ners and losers are:
P Ryan and r. Regli defeated T Lydon
and NJ Kirby. Score: 21-16, 2O-2l. 2l-l5-
B. Clements and William Hassel defeated
G Murphy and Max Basch Score: 2l-19, B-2l'
Kieiber Abbott and R. Donlan defeated J.
Sharp and H McNevin. Score; 21-l6' lS-2l'
21-13.
]. Hand and H. Hassen defeated D Mahoney
and NJ Lee Score: PLY, 1921, 21-4.
B. Clements is making great Improvement in
his playing lately. He has again beaten one
of handball players, A. Collins Score
VI. H sieberst and W n o Bren defeated
A Whiteman and w. II. Kedian. Score: 2-l3,
1921 21-15.
A McVfcker and T. Leach defeated D. Regan
ard j. Brown Score: PILL. H-21 2i-19.
J. Dowling and J. White defeated NJ. Ma
gulre and R. Housman Score: 21-17, 12-2l
2I-l5
NJ Mcdonald and Max Bason defeated P.
Ryan and D. o Brien. Score: 21-l3, 6-2l. Ills
NJ. Mcguire and NJ. Mcclure defeated f. Toy
and c. Murphy Score; 21-10 1921, 2l-2o
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
Borchers Makes a Long Drive.

SACRAMENTO. July 3O-SacramentO
and San Jose split even to-day. In the
morning game the locals were shut out.
The great box work of Andrews, together
with a half-dozen errors on the part Of
the locals. fixed the responsibility. Some
of Umpire Longs decisions were much
criticized.
In the afternoon game the visitors again
put Andrews into the box, and while ne
pitched a great game he tired and the
locals won. The feature of the game was
a phenomenal hit by Borchers. He lifted
the ball high over the fence for a home
run. The cover was rent, ripped and torn
and the ball proper was elongated until
it resembled a cucumber. So far as is
known only two such hits are on record
MORNING GAME.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
UNIVERSITY P)AT CREW
WILL GO TO ASTORIA
Berkeley Men on the Water Daily
Preparing for the Pacific Coast
REGATTA in tie Northwest.

BERKELEY, July 3O.-It is settled that
the University of California crew will go
TO Astoria in August to take part in the
Pacific Coast regatta set for the goth.
Ever since the Berkeley men met with
success at FL Campo the rowing spirit
in the boating association has risen to
high pitch of enthusiasm, and the oars
mon feel equal to much greater efforts
than any they have made before. They
will go to Astoria with a fair share of
confidence in their chances of upholding
The men comprising the crew are: Roy
Fryer, James Hupper, f. w: Wagger-
hauser. Clifton II. Tracy and Eddie Ham
r1er (cockswain. The crew is training
every evening in the four-oared gig be-
longing to the University of California
Boating Association at Sessions basin.
Unfortunately the college has no barge
to enter in the race and recourse must
be had to borrowing from some of the
boat clubs in the vicinity 1t is expect
ed that the fast barge belonging to the
Stockton club may be secured for the
Occa sion
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
MINOR BASEBALL.
Fresno's Team Succeeds in Defeating
the Merceds.

FRESNO, July 30.-The Fresnos broke
their hoodoo to-day by defeating Merced
Score: Fresno-Runs 9, hits 9, errors 6;
Merced-Runs T. hits 10, errors 6. Batter
ies-Maul and SwartZ; Grub and Harrel
SAN BERNARDINO, JuIy 30.-San Ber-
nardino defeated the Merchants of Los
Angeles at Athletic Park to-day in a
tournament game of ball by a score of 10
to 4.
Los ANGELES. July 3O.-The San Diego
baseball team defeated the Los Angeles
team to-day by a score of II to II. Los
Angeles nearly had the game won in the
sixth, when they had ten runs to San
Diego's six, but ragged fielding lost them
the game.
REDDING. July 3J.-The Phoenix base
ball team of Sacramento crossed bats with
the j. r. Terrys of Bella Vista at Red
ding this afternoon. The Terrys won by
to T.
Colusa and the Athletics Of Sacramento
was won by the latter by. Il score of 2 to
/. Beeville, the pitcher for Colusa, had
seventeen strikeouts. over 600 people were
present Erros-Colusa l, Athletics D.
MODESTO, July so he baseball game
between Modesto and Stockton this after
noon resulted in victory for Modesto by
a score of u to 3.
VISALIA, July 3O.-The baseball league
game to-day resulted as follows: Bakers
field 49, Visalia 90 The score was tied
in the ninth inning and the game decided
in the tenth
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
SMALL BOYS AND A BARGE.
Youngsters Cut a Freighter Loose
From It's Moorings.

Two small boys designing to become
seamen, with but little nautical knowledge
in their craniums cut adrift one of Henry
Peterson's freight barges at the Folsom
street wharf yesterday afternoon. One
of the boys constituted himself captain
and the other mate. Navigation was
scarcely perceptible with the hulk hos ed
to the wharf, so the captain and mate
simultaneously cast off the lines and
started for the open sea The tide car
ried the youngsters out some distance
before they were noticed. and a passing
tug had narrow escape from colliding
with the rudderless ship. Finally a
launch was secured and brought the cast
aways back TO port.
The little chaps were so badly fright
ened when they landed tnat they were
unable to tell their names. The Incl
dent caused plenty of excitement on the
water front, particularly when the big
tug was seen bearing down on the barge.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
HORSES RUN AMUCK.
Lively Animals Dash Up Market
Street, With Danger to Life.

band of horses which were awaiting
shipment at the water front yesterday
afternoon broke away from their keepers
and caused much commotion on Market
street shortly afterward as they dashed
up the main thoroughfare, endangering
life and property. There were about
twenty animals in the band. and after
their escape they were pursued by two
vaqueros. At the time there were COM
paratively few people on Market street,
but those who chanced to be on crossings
took warning at the Clatter and retreat
ed to safety. In some instances women
sought the interior of saloons, and there
was a general stampede for convenient
dCorwaYs The horses dashed along
at a breakneck speed and shed cOntinu-
ally In front of the Phelan building two
of the animals stumbled and the remain
der of the bunch narrowly escaped demol-
ishing a cable car which was passing.
The horses were captured near the Pre-
sidiO
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
COLUMBUS TROTS AND PAGES,
searchlight Will Again Meet Ana
conda and Frank Rogash.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July 30-The grand
circuit meet of the Columbus Driving AS
sociation, which opens tomorrow, prom
ises to surpass all previous ones in the
quality of the racing and the magnitude
of the attendance. The races which will
excite special enthusiasm this week are
the three fast pacing races-the 2:04 the
2:07 and the 2:10. In the first there are
entered Anaconda, Searchlight, Frank
Bogash. Chehalis, Prince Alert, Directly
and several others.
The 2:07 pace will bring together twenty
one starters, among them Egozen. F. F.
Powell's entry, Pearl Onward Dan O.
Edith W t2:0612, who won the PIP pace
at Detroit; Lady of the Manor Prince
Alert and Sherman Clay.
Many of the horses which were entered
at Cleveland last are in the entries. which
numbered on the close over 800. The
purses aggregate $40, 600.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
Temperance Crusade.

The Young Peoples Christian Temper
ance Union of San FRANCISCO will hold
meetings in this city every evening this
week. to be addressed by Rev j. W.
Webb. the State temperance lecturer. and
other prominent speakers. Vocal and in
strumental music recitations. etc. will
be given Admission free. The young
people of the Y. p. S. c. F.. Epworlh
League and all who are interested in tenn
perauce are invited to attend and assist
in the good work. The programme for
the week is as follows: Tomorrow even
ing Calvary Church; Tuesday evening
Epworth NJ z. Church Twenty-sixth and
Church streets: Wednesday evening
Olivet Presbyterian Church, Mission, near
Twentieth street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
WatsonvilIe Wins Again.

WASONVILLE. July 2O.-Cal Ewing's
Dudes are still on the toboggan. They
received a terrible drubbng at the hands
of Morris Sugar Beets yesterday and the
dose was repeated to-day. The latter
clubs batters have evidently found their
batting eyes, judging by the way they
hammered Steffant yesterday and Mosk-
man to-day. The Unfolding was
perfect Many long drives were pulled
down by them that at first looked like
safe hits Kid Whean cleverly outpointed
Moskiman in the twirling act. The rank
sponsible for runs. O'Connell's umpiring
on both days was highly satisfactory to
both clubs. The score was as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
Tront for Montereu Streams

MONTEREY, July 30-A consignment of
30 900 trout of the variety known as
"speckled" has been sent by the United
States Fish. Commission to Monterey to
be placed in the streams of this region
Charles Carr. TO whom the fish were sent,
took Immediate steps to place them in the
streams where poachng and indiscrim-
mate fishing have greatly reduced the
supply of trout.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
DISKS AND LIVE
BIRDS FALL To
GUN-CLUB MEN
Clever Work at lngle-
side Traps.
UNION CLUBS PUBLIC SHOOT
SEVERAL MEN KILL THEIR
BIRDS STRAIGHT.
r. Itgen and w. Price Each Grass
Twelve Consecutively in the Mer-
chandise Shoot, Where
Pigeons Are Used.
SEVERAL MEN KILL THEIR
BIRDS STRAIGHT.

The annual pigeon shoot of the Union
Gun Club was held yesterday on the
Olympic Gun Club grounds, Inglesde. The
merchandise shoot attracted an entry Of
twenty-four. and some clever work was
done by the gunner. r. Itgen and w.
Price each killed his dozen birds straight.
Those who missed but one were NJ.
Nicholson. c. Vollam, Mr.. Trask and II.
c. GoIcher. The score in detail follows:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
ON THE CRICKET FIELD.
Pacifics Defeat the California Eleven
by a Liberal Margin on the
Alameda Grounds.

The California cricket eleven met defeat
Yesterday for the second time this season
at the hands of the Pacific cricketers
The captain of the Pacifics won the toss
and sent the CALIFORNIA; to the bat. e.
G. Sloman made a good start. scoring 40
runs; A. Dickinson followed with q, and
O. j. Thomas with T. The innings closed
for III runs. Harbour bowled well for
the Pacifics, taking 4 wickets for SO runs.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
RACING AGAINST TIME.
Wheelman Hansen Tries for the
ThouSand-Mi1 Record

MINNEAPOLIS, July CA. II. Han
sen, the long distance bicycle rider, start
ed at 6:1O o'clock this morning on his at
tempt to break the 1000-mile worlds rec
ord. travelling over the Minnetonka-Fo t
Smelling course The record is 1878 held
bv r. A. Edge of England, and Hansen is
trying to bring this below 100 hours. Han
sen rode the first 100 miles in 5:25, break
ing the State record. At thirty miles
Hansen suffered a fall and was injured
a h0Ilf The haCk.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
Fracas on a Train

Vallejo saloonkeeper, and John Jackson.
a resident of the same town. got into an
alterca ton while coming down on the
train and during the miXup jackson re-
ceived a cut on the head from a revolver
welded by Street Conductor Mccarthy
arrested Street and turned him over to
the Oakland police at the Sixteenth
street station. At the police station
Street was charged with assault with a
deadly weapon.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
Not an Ambulance Driver.

In the list of the officials of the Board
of Health who will probably lose their
positions to-day one of the ambulance
drivers is given as w. r. Cluness The
only person of that name connected with
the Board of Health is DR.. w r. Cluness
Jr. of the Receiving Hospital. and
says that he would rather lose his posi-
ton as physician than as an ambulance
driver
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
Rather Gleason to Lecture.

OAKLAND. July 30.-Father Gleason
will shortly deliver lecture at Hay
wards. under the auspices of Golden State
Council, Young Mems Institute, on the
subject of The Historical Position of the
Catholic Church in the World
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
Relics of the Fourth.

OAKLAND, July 30-The Fourth of July
committee that had charge of the county
celebration at Haywards has completed
its statement of money received and eX-
pended. 1t shows $S04 u to be the total
amount collected and 1882 80 still due and
unpaid.
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Haywards Defeats tie o,Briens.

OAKLAND, July 3O.-The j. j. O'Briens
of San Francisco were defeated by the
Haywards baseball team TO-DAY at the
Athletic Clubs grounds by a
score of 10 to u. The game was a slug
Sing match with bat and ball throughout.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31

Sewell took the same number for " runs.
For the Pacfics j. Myers and G.. Sim
monds placed the issue beyond doubt. the
former scoring 80 runs and the latter 5S.
When time was called the PaciiicS had
172 runs to their credit and only six wick
cts down. Sloman was the most success
fu bowler for the CALIFORNIA;. taking D
Wickets for SO runs. The PacfiCs won he
match by 80 runs. with three wiCketS to
spare. The full scores follow:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
Fell From a Car.

G. Naleigo received a bad scalp wound
last night by falling from cable car at
Twenty-eighth and Valencia streets. He
was taken to the Receiving Hospital
where his injury was attended to.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
In the club match Smith and t. SWee-
ney divided, each making a clean score,
as shown in the following:
An open match at six birds, high gun
70 Tod foil


to win. resulted as follows:
r. Liddle s. E. Vernon. ); c. T. Mitchell. 2:
E. S. Nicholson. 3; J. Brekerstaff. 5; E. Peter
son. 8: Debenham 5; NJ. Mcdonnell, 4; F. Wal
pert 5: Trask 0; j. Mcdonnell, 8; N Fay, 2;
A. F. Heines. 9; E. H. Ladd, 3; c. NJ. VOL
lam g.
The last event on the days programme
was a freeZe-out, and was won by e. S.
Nicholson
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
OAKLAND.
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-whelan 1. Moskiman g.
Two-base hit-Brockhoff. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Carthy Morrow, Whelan. First base on errors
-Watsonville . First base called balls
Watsonville l. Oakland 2. Left on bases-Wat-
sonvilIe I, Oakland I. Struck out-By Whelan
3. Time of game 80 Umpire-O Connel
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Hent hit by a batted ban.
SAN JOSE.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SIMNI Ply

Sacrifice hits-Kent, Harvey. First base on
errors Sacramento /, San Jose 6. First base
on called balls-Harvey ., Andrews 3. Left on
bases-Sacramento Z. San Jose T. Struck out
BY Harvey 8, by Andrews 4. Double play
Eagan to o. OConnor. Time of game-1:40 I'm
pire-Long Scorer-Griffin.
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Z AGD
Observation-Disclosures
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.
Thre e-bas sc

Runs responsible for-Raisz. s Three base
hit-Pyne Two-base hit-Riley. Sacrifice hit
O'Neil. First base on errors-San Francisco, 3
Santa Cruz 3 Left on bases-San Francisco
s. Santa Cruz, 4 Struck out-By Balsz, 8; by
Fitzpatrick. /. Hit by pitcher-F1tzpatrIck
Double plays-Fitzpatrick to Krug TO sullivan
brennan to Pace Umpire-Levy. Official
sCOrer-J. W. Stapleton.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Doyle, /; Andrews, ?.
Home ruu-Borchers. Two-base hits-Stanley,
Kent Sacrifice hits-O' Connor Shanahan.
Sheehan. First base on errors-Sacramento, 2;
San Jose, !. First base on balls-On Doyle.
. off Andrews 6. Left on bases-SaCramento,
g. san Jose, 3. Struck out-By Doyle. 3; by
Andrews / Hit by pitcher-Stulz Anderson.
Double plays-Anderson to Hanlon; O'Dea to
Hanlon- Time OF game-1:40. Umpire-Long.
Scorer-Griffin.
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SANTA CRUZ.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Iberg 3. Daubenhs q
Sacrifice hit-Muler. First base on errors
san Francisco ,. Santa Cruz 5. First base on
called baIs-San Francisco T.. Santa Cruz /.
Left on bases-San Francisco Q. Santa Cruz Z.
Struck out-By Iberg p by Daubenbis 7. wild
pitch-Daubenbis Time Of game-1:45. Um-
Farlin.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31
CALIFORNIA CRICKET CLUB.

T. O. SI9nan b. SewelI Observation-Disclosures. 40
4. Dckenson, st. 9. Theobald b. Harbour y
p. y Lubbock, st. g. Theobald. b. Sewell.. Z
a. T. Thomas, c. sub, b. Simmonds. ......,., y
J. j. Richmond, c. Myers, b. Coles l
W. Reeves. e.. Myers, b. Harbour: :.-.-.-.--.- !
O. I.nughunn q. sub. b. SeWel. ..-.....-.....
Wills, H. Harbour .--.--...... ............... o
e NJ Gum. G. Myers. b. Seweil .............
r. ~. Watts. not out..-..........-.,.....-..-.
4 n Hro,yu b. Harbour. Observation-Disclosures. l
Bye J. leg bye I.....,....--.-....--
Total
T,tins 81 ran of each wicket-One for %. two
for &C. three for S. four for IS. five for eS. six
Tor 99 scven for ll2. eight FOR ia, nine for IA
ten for III
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@ Theobald A. W WmdIng and w. McDon-
aid did not bat. 80 49,.
Runs AT faII Of each wicket-One FOR 115, two
for 122 three for rs. four FOR l2S, five for l'S
six for I72
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31

LOUISVILLE. July 3o.-Cunningham pitched
good ball in the first game and the result was
never in doubt The second game slug
ging match and the visitors made a great
effort to overcome the Colonel's long lead.
Bowling and Brashear were knocked out of the
box in the seventh inning. Attendance, 9G0O.
Of fret
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-31

CHICAGO. July 3O.-The Senators outplayed
the Orphans at all stages of the game to-day,
winning as they pleased. The clean fielding of
the visitors and Freeman's hitting were the
features Attendance, 1900. Score:
Clubs r. H. f.
NniCagO
Batteries-Garvin and Donahue; Mcfarland
and Kittredge Umpires-Emse and McDon-
aid.
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ST. LOUIS. July 3).-OConnor was injured
by a foul tip in to-day's game. and as Criger
is laid up for repairs Blake had to don the
mask This broke up the team and Brooklyn
had little trouble winning. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
Clubs r. H e
St ...........................:.
brooklyn y 10
van and Farrell. Umpires-O'Day and Nc
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SUMMARY OF BOWLING.
rACIrIC CRIcKET CLCB.

+ MYERS r. Lubbock b. Slomsn.....-.-..-.... 20
g. simrnonds o. Wills. b. Sloman-........-.' %
+. SeweH b Sloman. .-....---....-.-...-
9. =. Coles. I. b. W. b. Dickenson------.--.' y
r. it5nrtr,,r' s;iny1'a, 1............ %
". J. q Gordon, not out.........--.--------- .
Byes p, leg byes, ID
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CINCINNATI, July 30 Seymour exploded in
the ninth inning to-day and allowed the Reds
to pull game out OF the fire. He allowed
two hits gave two bases balls and hit
batsman in. this inning. Hahn scattered most
of the hits made off him. Attendance, $3.50.