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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13
Method In
Filing Papers

of legal documents. in
such sIPhOd method of looking
work. is safe that the trick successfully
of of having
without the public
unknown elsewhere rarity.
The law cOnemPaes that all legal
to regular shall regular be
the inspection public
abhOrrent to American ideas There
who files action
intended do his
number OF in which bgng clerks kindly
that the they
who the of
files this practice continued those who indulge
selves in the midst of ugly scandal
all
In other jurisdictions
deposited throughout and the the
tor filing The
here Under all
till the
the courts doing All have
that there have been within things
are harmless but it highly unudl kind
gant who his
Ods Most 1tgants have publicity
that all should be treated alike.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13
Little Hope
For Democracy


parties leading the weeks ang effort
Republican victory majority the
The plurality double that by which Harrison carried
the state in aud larger than that of Mckinley
The Republicans would like the majority
the American Review Reviews
chances in Maine "and the Democrats will regard highly suspicious
Republican
publican
than hoped for by the Republican leaders In election
publican has carried the state by majority than
chile Mckinley had in his last national This
profound Significance and will regarded all
In little local field such irresponsible unknOwing
will continue tell voters that there probability
the national administration and that is Hawaii
and be the winning side But the plain nd
Gates increased Republican majOrit and that the
troll the national this they
Within
shows substantial Republican gains The election
Fairbanks political
Davis with its Ban-earst wing
full of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

The amount of activity around Lao
yang almost seems to indicate that
there may be another battle there be-
fore long. Oyana and Kuropatkin are
making some lively movements and as
far as the japanese are concerned more
fighting would probably be very well
come.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

A few days ago General Linevitch
was within two days march of Lao
yang with an army of 10000 men. Now
ne is invading Korea with $4,000. It is
possible that both reports are true, and
if they are Linevitch is a new element
who is likely to be heard from
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

slams strategic plans announced long
ago, of retiring to choose their own
time and their own place for a battle.
This v ew, however does not at all
mean that the will not lose the battle
when it comes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

The Japanese who made preparations
for celebration Of the fall Of Port Ar
thur are having plenty of time in which
to perfect their arrangements.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

Senator German will locate in New
York during the campaign Ito be in
touch with the managers of the demp-
cratic party" 1t has been believed by
those who know Senator German that
during the heat of the conflict he would
not be found lying in the shade on his
farm, near Laurel, Md. For the senator
is a very Jap for fight.-Dallas News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

The labor strikes continue to exercise
a deterrent influence on general BUSH
ness, east and west. Chicago is the cen
ter of the disturbance and reports
business in a vague and floating con-
dition, with certain disagreeable feat
ures, one Of which is that money is ac'
cumulating in the local banks and de-
pressing interest rates.-San Francisco
Call.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

OF course nobody gives something for
nothing. and the extent to which free
passes are distributed among politi-
clans and their clients is an unerring
symptoms of the prevalence of corrupt
government -Pittsburg Gazette.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13
Furnished Rooms To Let

A nicely furnished front room. Mos
quito proof and electrict ligh.. 494 Bere-
tania near Punchbowl.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

When you pronounce wheat rust"
rapidly it sounds very much like
wheat trust" and then you begin TO
get a clue to some of the operations on
the market.-Philadelph Inquirer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

The
he plausible
people believe going
however well for his
ed from his bOr before
Otherwise there would
resOundng which would
And Barnum
pike the Exposition which
Outshnes and epses everything
supass anything thought
dreamed ofand that The variety
Of
nothing of time, beyond
computation general
unparalleled magnitude variety
equald magnfnce
eghten and
PHshed
Fair Art Portfolios which distributing
readers and their friends;
of art and their practically people
ever O
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13
Cam1Paigner
From Hawaii


lions and expressing
of his time aid platform
his ability
There parts of the Union where such citizen
would be the whitesa
high
tending
stirring prejudice
question
GOdspd him
gentleman of culture whether white
speaker will
the meetings speaking
Hawaii we'll for the Republican
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

When it comes to losing jewels New
York's 400 can make a comic-opera SOU
bTette look like she does without her
makeup.-Detroit Free Press.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

1.-THE way to win a campaign is to
win it," saws the Hon. Horace Greeley
Taggart. Enquirer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

In the light of their own predic.
tiOns the leaders of the national DEM
Ocracy can only see defeat fOre-
Swallowed by the election in Maine.
The Maine elections are recognized
test of the trend of sentiment on the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

When the next legislature UNDER
takes the reform of the jury law and
other matters connected with circuit
court procedure, it will do well, I'M
less the courts take hold of the mat
ter themselves, to provide for some
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13
For Sale

Building lot corner King and Kane
hameha road. Palama terminus OF
Rapid Transit road. Apply at Star
ONCE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13

In being called to take the stump
for the Republican National Commit
tee Attorney T. McCants Stewart re-
ceiVes an honor that is accorded to
few of his race. The Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee does a proper
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-13
To Rent
For Sale or Rent
Situation Wanted

A German nousekeeper seeks a posi-
ton in Hotel or private family. Ad
dress M" Stsr Office.
The evening world., 1904-04-20
ANOTHER EAST-S|DE
GANG, BROKEN lip
Crowd of Bohemian Crooks
Hunted Down After Battle
with ~Po;iceman-0ne Con-
fesses, Another Sent to Island

A gang of Bohemlans which has been
terrorizlng the east side during the past
few weeks put a climax on their efforts
by drawing revolvers IN a policeman
who had come to arrest them in the
fiat-house, No. 800 East Seventy-nrst
street. and threatening the lives of two
women.
On account Of several recent rob-
berries Detectives McAvoy n Hannah.
OF the East Sixty-seventh street sta-
ton, were told to hun down the gang.
Yesterday four men who had worked
their way oven h roofs from No. us
East Ssventy-irst street 10 No. 300
were discovered in tho apartment OF
AIRS. Kop. They were getting away
with goods and some peweiry whsn
Mrs. Kop oame upon Thorn. She let
out a cry hat reached the ears of
Morshhauser on h street.
He rushed into the house and attacked
the men at once. There was q night
between the woman and the policeman
on one sile and the three mon on the
other with a result that tho policeman
was badly beaten. TIL men got away
owe the roofs.
When the policeman finally reached
tho street he saw on the other side a
man who looked as II he were q mem-
The evening world., 1904-04-20
SUNDAY BALI GAME
GASEOP1KcOURT
Magistrate Connorton Hears
Evidence Concerning Arrests
at R~ldgeWood Park and Post
pones Decision for One Week.

decision In rhe Sunday ball-playins
nse ut Ridgewood Park. Long Island.
rtu he given next Wednesday by Mag
utrate Connorton IN HI Flushing Po-
ice Court. a.
The evidence was heard to-day In
he arrest OF three ball players and two
ttcitet sellers. These were arrested a
week ago last Sunday. WHINE 5000 fans
had gathered to see two minor teams
MAY, Two other ticket sellers were
arrested last Sunday. whom the New
York Americans INK the Brooklyn Field
rlub team played.
The Nne OF the defense was that ar
admission was not charged, but that ar
arbitrary price had been placed on hs
pogrammOA
The police who made the arrests con-
brnded that because no person who hac
not paid the arbitrary price for a pro-
ann could see h game Il
% the charging OF an admission fee. The
law does not prohibit ball game or
Sunday, but rays that an admission fee
may not be charged.
Maxistrate Connorton. after hearing
ehe evidence, said the law on Sunday
ban playing was SO complex that he
would have to take II matter u1O>r
Rdvdsement for q week. From what ne
aid II was believed that no interefer-
enoe will be offered to the game next
Cunday.
The evening world., 1904-04-20
why Europe Laughs Mt Us.
From the Denver Post. ]

~ y WITT
Speaking of adhesive absurdities,
there is none that sticks harder than
cratic America, or h Idea that being
received by the Crowned heads OF
Europe is the Endorsement extraor-
binary of this foolish world.
Could there be anything more deli
ciously absurd than a man who has
run for President OF the United States
two times. without success. being re-
habilitated as n great American political
to q king or two?
But the phrase, received by the
crowned heads of Europe" is invincible.
And Mr.. Bryan. who is ar infinitely
greater mar h q m sovereign except
possibly, the smart Kaiser OF Germany.
To actually spoken of as having assumed
new and tremendous political import
ance because he talked q few minutes
TO the Gear OF Russia.
The evening world., 1904-04-20

tor, Of No. Goa Columbus avenue. cut
his throat with a razor to-day in the
presence Of his daughter. Florence. The
girl tried to get possession OF the razor
but her efforts came too iate to save her
fathers life. He Ia nov dying in the
]. Hood Wright Hospital.
AZ soon a the daughter had olsen
gaged the razor from her fathers
irand she threw him over on the bed
and ran for a physician. DR.. Will
lam Harrison. Of No. 1n West One
Hundred IN Fifth street. came Mt
once and for two hours worked over
the dying la Vincent had not sev-
cred his windpipe but he had 80
gashed his neck that the dow Of blood
could not be stopped. when DR.. Ear
rIson saw that he could not save the
The evening world., 1904-04-20
DR.. CONRAD RESPITED.

lets Certificate of Reasonable
,oubt a. to Legality of Conviction
DIR. Edward e. Conrad has been re-
pited by a certificate Of reasonable
ioubt of The legality of, hia conviction
md . stay of proceedings. signed by
Jugtios Davis, OF the Supreme Court
to-day, on h Application Of Franklin
Or. Conrad was convicted before Re;
oorder Con, In the Court OF General
sessions, Of criminal medical practices.
and sentenced to two 2 a nan years
On Justice Davis's certificate his case
ali 20 to the Appellate Division TOT
review. Justice Davis fxed ball at
1000. DR.. Conrad 10 nov In ehe
The certificate Of reasonable doubt IL
esed on the a or evidence OF any
specific act of malpractice.
The evening world., 1904-04-20

subsequent Developments showed that
he was q part of the quartet. He gave
bis name as Emil Jiran, of No. s1o
East 5eventy-hrst street. When put
through the third degree he gave the
lame OF his accomplices.
Later in the day John Lukayh. n
blacksmith. had his son arrested on a
charge OF diSorderly conduct. The son,
according to the policeman who had the
fight with the robbers, Is the man who
fought with him. He was held in $500
and sent TO the island for two months
on the disorderly charge. He has not
been arraigned fol- the robbery.
The evening world., 1904-04-20

Prof. MGhee. of washington. has been
making some remarks about the jap
anese. They may be kindly meant, but
they 90 not sound INK. : S sotmS mp nre
.or. '"is mesaticephalic for the most part
With a tendency to brachycepfialy IN the
gloss types, and dolichocephaly In the
Ane type. The Japanese are c~onsoling
themselyes with the reflection that, de-
spite these drawbacks. they nevertheless
nianaEe to "Eet there"
The evening world., 1904-04-20
Labor and Capital in Japan.
$780, khn UardAts UarL

The relations OF capital and labor are
very cordial. They are like the relation
OF fathors and 0ons. The wages are IN
general low a. compared with those OF
the TINTED States and the European
countries, but after the war there was
a remarkable general rise in wages,
This should not be taken as the result
OF strikes. It 10 the outcome of mutual
good will between employers and work
men. Although there are local trade
unions-without national organizations
these are in close harmony with the
CAPITALISTS, for the capitalists themselve'
help the unions TO grow Among others
the late T. Sakuma. formerly the head
done much TO foster the unions.
The evening world., 1904-04-20
Cameras and Photo
Supplies. S s;,s, 1, =,

Complete assortment of Kodaks,
Fresh Films, Papers, Plates, etc,
at popular prices.
The New Film Pack Cameras, $3.50,
$s.Ss and upward.
Printing Frames. AXIS inches, &c. and
1876.
Acid Hypo, cartons at Sc.
Hydrokinone Developing Powder, dozen
33e.
The New "A. b. c." Developing and
Printing Outfit at Si.oS.
The Ansco Scales, sos.
Dark Room Oil Lamps, soc.
Portrait Attachments for Kodaks. 46e.
Promo Tripods, $40 and tS.24.
Photograph Albums, for unmounted
photos; plain leaves, &C., i2c., i9c. and
upward.
Full assortment OF Gard Mounts at low
est prices.
Developing, Printing and Mount
ing executed at lowest rates.
The evening world., 1904-04-20
SaxOnian China
For Less Than Half Its
Value. -R...m.n,

1t comes from Saxony, as the
name implies, and with its delicate
Dresden flowers and gold tracings
very closely resembles real Dres-
den, for which it is frequently sold.
On the main floor Bargain Tables
we have assembled a large variety
of these beautiful pieces, for less
than half price selling. Included
are Desk and Dresser Articles,
such as Inkstands, Pen Trays, Let
ter Racks, Ring Stands, Powder
Boxes, Stamp Holders, Candle
sticks, Cigar Jars; and scores of
dozens of Demi Tasse and Choco-
late Cups and Saucers, Tea Pots,
Sugars, Creamers and Faacy
Dishes. Prices:
23C., 47c. and 07C.
The evening world., 1904-04-20
lsothsr., Vocal putis-.

trrom the London WoTid.)
Mothers and those who ave tho Odn-
cation OF children in taieir hands are
chiefly responsible for our abuse OF
che English language ana our eiccu-
uonary shortcomings. A mother should
mistalrs In the sound OF her ohiidE
voice n in its choice of words; and II
voice production. b right pronuncfs-
lion OF words and distinct reading
aloud were made part OF a chiid's train-
ing we should soon become an intel1t-
gent and musicaHy-votced people. I'm
checked. We shall ultimately bark.
The evening world., 1904-04-20

Of No. 2i East E~ighty-second street.
was delivering meat for an Eighth ave-
nue. butcher on the fourth floor OF the
Hubert apartnent-house Mt No. go
West Fifty-n;nth street. to-day when
he fell through the freight elevator
shaft in the rear and was killed.
The elevator had rome to an upper
floor when MoEntee walked through the
gate and fell to tho stone floor in the
basement. Frank Duty was repairing
a gas meter near tho base OF the shaft
when McEntee fell.
McEntee struck on his head FIRST and
DR.. Zinseer. who came from Roosevelt
Hospital with an AMBULANCE, said he
The evening world., 1904-04-20
Mems Gloves at 07c.

1t Floor.
Equal In every respect to
others S1.25 grades.
Full Pique Glaze Gloves, one
clasp, round corners, embroidered
backs; newest shades of tan.
Pnxseam Walking Gloves, Paris
point backs, one clasp; in tan and
reddish tan.
Overseam White Evening Gloves,
one button or one clasp, with
Paris point embroidery, or Bros
ser embroidery in black or self
colored.
The evening world., 1904-04-20
DresserS and ChiffOnierS
AT Unusually Attractive Prices. -.th

AI Unusually ..
| arge size Dressers. : feet 8 inches wide, made of solid quarteren
oak: full serpentine front, four drawers, all cast brass trimmings;
beyelled mirrors, 24x3o inches in size. Our regular S x 8
price 5000, for this sale .............:. i,
large size Dresers, made of quartered oak, highly polished; width
IA inches, full swell fronts, all cast brass trimmings, beveEed pat
tern plate mirrors, 2Sx3o inches in size. Our regular S02 ~
price 5000, sale price
Extra Large Size Dressers, polished oak, 4 feet wide, with 5oxoo-
inch beyei pattern French plate mirrors; full swell front, all cast
brass trimmings. Our regular price 5000, for this Sd Z O6
sale ACs
Solid Oak Chifoniers. golden oak Large Size Chhfonirs, 80 inches
finish. q inches wide. with five deep wide, made Of solid oak, with golden
drawers all cast brass trimmings, oak finish: two swell top drawers and
b-veued plate mirrors. Sold else berei plate mirror Our regular
where at $1,000 our price, 80. 1854 price. 1890; sale price -. -. 1896
Extra Large Mahogany Veneered Chifoniers, with seven large
drawers ali cast brass trimmings and bevel plate mirror, 6 n II
Our regular price 1886. sale price. .....,........ -
The evening world., 1904-04-20

man he called for an amnuianoA
Vincent ives ~despondent bssauso hA
could not Get work. Of late Ais dhnehr
ter has been the support OF the tup
Poor health and dependency drove
him at last 10 try to End his eva
The evening world., 1904-04-20
Mems Shoes and OxfOrdS.
S3.1 10 Is Our Price for Standard $3.50 Footwea

"a Fl. rear
If you could take the good features-camed and real-of every
standard $3.so Shoe you read about and combine them, the result
would be similar to that we secured in the Spring lines of Shoes
and Oxfords shown to- day. We took the same sort of a prescrip-
ton to the manufacturer who makes our Mems Footwear. With 1t
the very newest models from exclusive custom boot-making estab.
Iishmerts. This combination gives us quite the best line of popular
Shoes and Oxfords we have ever shown.
Shoes, button or lace. conservative or ulua-fashionable models
in such feathers as wax calf, box calf, patent coltskin, vici kid
and tan Russia calf.
Oxfords conservative or ultra fashionable models; in wax calf,
patent coltskin, tan Russia calf and vci kid.
$500 and Sc. o Shoes and Oxfords at $4.Oo.
Mems Lace Shoes, made Of patent Ideal kid and vei kid, hand
s.wed welts, oak soles, straight lasts, close-trimmed edges; solo
by others at S. 50 and 5000.
Mems Oxfords, made of patent Ideal kid and vei kid, hand,
sewed wehs, oak soles, straight lasts, close-trrnmed edges; SOFA
by Others at s.. 90 and 5000.
The evening world., 1904-04-20
Engraving. LIS 81! T.

Our Engraving Department Is
prepared to execute correctly:
Wedding Announcements,
At Home. Church, Visiting
and Business Cards
Crests. Monograms and
Coats of Arms.
The workmanship is without
fault and the prices without the
profits usually asked for engrav-
ing of this character. Let us
submit estimates
The evening world., 1904-04-20

Solid Gold Links, dumb-bell pattern,
mounted with fine white diamonds;
designs include plain, rose finish
beaded edge and engraved; Out reg
ular prices, 1896 to $3.50; sale
price 1896
Solid Gold Dumb-bell Links. as
above; our regular price, $it!96; sale
price ....... ...............So.4S
Brooches.
Solid Gold Brooches, set with dia-
monds or pearls, some enamelled,
various designs; ou regular prices.
1896 to 1886; sale price. -. .So.4e
Solid Gold Brooches, as above, va
rious designs; our regular prices,
sii.96 to Si4.96; sale price. 1886
Brooch. fancy scroll design, set with
half carat diamond; our regular price,
S44.96; sale price. .Soe.94
Fancy Diamond Brooch, star and
scroll design, set with fine, white dia-
monds weighing 3 is i-32; our reg
ular price, $349.49; sale price.S272.36
Fancy Brooch, fine, white diamonds,
weighing 2 rs carats. and eight
Oriental pearls; set in platinum and
gold; our regular price, S374.49; sale
price,. ........ .......SSeo.24
Pendants.
Solid Gold Hearts, paved with pearls;
our regular price, 1886; sale
price ........ po'oS
Solid Gold Hearts, paved with pearls,
set with single cut diamond In cen
tire; our regular prices. Si4.49 to
t7.49; sale price .sl2.e6
Paved Heart, fine white brilliants,
weighing 3h carats, set in platinum
and gold; our regular price, $500;
sale price....... .........SSoe.24
Paved Heart, as above, with diamonds
weighing ~ carats; our regular
price, s374.4e; sale price. 5000
Harvest Moon, fine white diamonds,
weighing tx i-32 carats, set in gold;
our regular price, S2t4.24; sale
price ......... ...........si'''94
Crown. set with Diamonds weighing
IN 1892 and five large Oriental pearls
set In platinum and gold; our regular
price, S374.96; sale price. 80. $4,000
Rings.
Solid Gold Rings, some with Amer'-
car pearls, others with Oriental
pearls, In plain settings; our regular
price, S7.o6; sale price. so. 90
Solid Gold Rings, as above; our
regular prices, Stt.9o to St4.49; sale
price ........... ............ss'9o
Two Princess Rings, set with dia-
mond weighing "a 3-32; one with ;
Oriental rubies, the other with )
sapphires; our regular price, 5000;
sale price,. .............Sfo.39
The evening world., 1904-04-20


Cluster Ring, with Oriental ruby
weighing q carat and diamonds
weighing rs %carats; our regular
price, 5000; sale price. -. .s1fo.49
Circle Ring, set with Oriental ruby
and two diamonds weighing Il 5-64
carat; our regular price, s79.68; sale
price ..:... 900. ........ .s65. 4o
Fancy Cluster Ring, set with three
genuine rubies and six brilliants
weighing 4 ITO carat; our regu-
lar price, 5000; sale price. .S2e.4o
Fancy Cluster Ring, set with two ORR
entail rubies Weighing 1 carat and
IL brilliants weighing SIS Ito carat;
our regular price, s1oi.4o; sale
price ...... ...... .s75.74
Ring, set with Oriental pearl and two
diamonds; also one set with one dia-
mond and one pearl; our regular
price, 1886; sale price. .s25. 40
Circle Ring, set with two b%rilllants
weighing 3-S 1872 carat and one ORR
entail pearl weighing ~ grains; our
regular price, s6s,49; sale price,
sac. "a
Cluster Rings, set with fine opals;
our regular prices. $3.50 to s65.49;
sale price .S45. 40
Cluster Ring, set with opal and ten
brilliants, weighing " i-i6 carat; our
regular price, $3.50; sale price,
SEQ. "a
Circle Ring, set with three diamonds
weighing Y ITO carat and two ru-
bies weighing n carat; our regular
price $3.50; sale price. 49,. ..s5e.24
Cluster Ring, set with emerald
weighing i-S i-J2 carat and nine dia-
monds weighing ia ITO 1-32; our
regular price, Sso.24; sale price,
Mems Fancy Ring, set with fine white
diamond, 7-8 i-i6 carat; lion and
tiger claw setting; our regular price,
st46.44, sale ..s110.24
Mems Rings, set with ruby and two
diamonds weighing n carat; our reg
ular price, 1884; sale price. .seo.94
Princess Ring, set with three genuine
turquoiSes and brilliants weighing
II t-32; our regular price, s6o.4e;
sale price .S4o.H
Cluster Ring, set with real turquoise
and diamonds; our regular price,
S4S.24; sale price .$32.4o
Cluster Ring, set with large tur-
quoise and diamonds weighing 7-8
carat; our regular price, si35.74;
sale price ..................s $685.
Cluster Ring, set with real turquoise
and diamonds weighing 1 7-S t-5c
~carats; our regular price, $1,000;
sale price 5000
The evening world., 1904-04-20

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