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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
Srieibef6rocrnns nadl Scm 4uSlanoc.

ocn %. Suli 1905 eNOcnOc ISOLDE
i6lieBt bier (prompt III oQen 6Gaen)
int Yoitomt pie iolgt:
Sic Todet- Goit lit Oiicn pon 8 llbr
@ormittags bis 8 llbr Aatntittags
tG0lib, a,tsgenomnlcn SonntooS.
Die YodetYoIt nod 0cutihlono
ihlicbt nm 10 llbr %ormitta0a AM
"A. Sllli mo MpntoN ocn 81. Slli;
iiir @robbritannien uno &rIonO2ien.
tags llno 5reitog& . llbr NbcnoS.
0ompier fabren bonn Neu- gorfer
Nofcn ob, ipelln nld)t on0er$ olr9ege.
ben.
0ie Grams ociiic Mott miro tGa.
lid 5umtgbgangSbofcn bci0roert uno
Ole ,3cit oes YoitihIuiicS lit 10 or.
rongirr, oab Elm mmmterbrphener
lleber!ono.S ransport itattiinoet.
Gran$. atlanti dye Soft.
Cienltoq - 10 llbr GbeuoS, fir
europa, per 3ompicr Baltic" pio
GuccnStoipn unb &ipcrpool (Toit
iiir 6ronfreid, Sin europa, Ggpp.
ten 1no 9ritiih . &n0icn nlllB per
Camper Baltic" 0Orclirt icin).
Wfittuod) - 10 l(br NbcnOS, fir
Ironfreidl Siio europa, G9pptcn
utn Srltiib > SnoicL per 0onpier
go lorraine" pio SABRE CEoIt fir
onoere Sbeile @uropo'@ nllib per
Sampler 80 lorraine" obreiiirt
iein).
3reituo - 10 llbr 2lbcnoS, fir Git.
ropo, per Gontpier pGamponio," pia
Queenstown.
Montog, 81. SilIi, iiir europa, per
0ompler oaronprin5 @ilbclm," 7
llbr abenbS.
y 0 # noh 9 ii 5. uuOGentrat.
Nmerif a, " eitin0icn etc.
Gienitog - llbr9tohnlittogS, fir
NSomoico, per Gumpicr BON Bolton;
10 llbr abenoS, fir &noglla, Soiti
uno Colombia, per Compiler D@ro'
cia."
MittmodJ - 10 llbr 9lbcnb8, fir
Cuba, Ollcoton u1O Gunpede, per
0ampfcr ,GSperun5n."
3%onncritog - 10 llbr @benoS, fir
Die 9obomos, per Gompfer oSoro.
togo;" fir bie So Elnto . Stooter
per Gonpfer n0uccn Olqo;" first.
SbomoS, ct. Groir 2eeporo. lnlo
@inomorb A.. SnleIh per Gnmpicr
raorono;" fir Sontiogo, Cuba, per
0ompicr .0rmllric" (Foit mub per
0ampicr nDlmuric" ooreiiirt iciu).
Sreitng - 3 llbr Nohmitto9S, fir
Somoico, per Compiler bon Bottom;
10 llbr IbenbS, fir Neuiunolonb per
9ampicr oSilpio;" fir Curacao II.
Tene5nclu, per Camper .3uIio;"iiir
Eorto Hico, per Gumpfer nGonmo."
pio Son Suon; fir 5ortllne SSlonb,
Sunloico mo Colombia, per Gam.
pier 0Nltoi;" iiir Central . Nmerifo
mo Sii0 Eociiic : SGien, per Gam.
pier pio Colon; fir Cuba, per Gam
pier oWontercp," pio Sopono; fir
GRENADE, Ct. 8incelt, Sriniooo mo
Guiana, per Compiler o@rcnoba."
9ie Eoit nod gteuilnolano, pio
Npro.S Donep, uno nod) Miquclon,
pia Bolton, ihlieBt bier tGqIid) nm 3
llbr N%admitto9S; nod Cuba, pio
Campo, togIib INN 1 llbr Nodmit.
tags; nod Gotta Hico, SonouroS II.
Guatemala, pin Hen-S Orleans, tag.
lid nm 8 ubr IbenoS.
Srons Bocific Yo1t.
Nittuod - 7 llbr abenbs, fir Die
TbiIippinen uno @uom, pin Gan
6ron5iSco.
9onneritog = llbr abenos, fir
Sapon, aoreu, Gbina nno ipc5iclI
aoreIiirte Bot iiir Die Ybilippineu,
pio Seottle.
Sreitug = llbr abenos, fir So.
Sapan, aoreo, China urb ole
Fbilippinen, oIo Gan 6ron5iseo.
Somitog - Z llbr abenos, iiirSo.
mali, Oio Gan 5ron5isco.
Yoit iiir Ncuicclono, a~uItrulien,
yteu , GoIeoonier, Somoo, Soluoii II.
Sill = SnIclL nio Gan i~ran5iSco,
bier tdNlid bis Sum 5. auguit
( llbr Nbeno@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
Hrubaften Warff.

unienitebenoe Yreiie be5ieben lih
ouI ben gngros Sanoel; fir Den
aleinbonoel muB Elm entipre6enoer
gufihlog gcmabt iueroen.
eier, pro 0ubeno 1915. bis t7I5c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
Gtuf'b 6ptet,

VT. 1J2l, CfsHoItimoresSfr - Htnts
nter ufl Serren gu bermietben. - VelnIte
eefrhnfe unb @eine. rRob, steiv.N rane.
ret'@Bier: SerfamnIunasIofaI beS Oft
2~nInburhttr. SnImerip. Van, unb 2eib,
Beretns. 9bet. 1eI.--0oiie 1859 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

HorboftsGde Der Sofps uub Sorreit'Sfrcbe.
Sanptolnrtier oes GeianepereiHS rMeIo.
bie", Stnaiiunoeu ieben sIbeNb.
8ertnmntlineeu oes ~%@eHtenninl Meeeer'
Bereins" ieben 2. unb 4. 9ienitaa I'M Uo.
nat. TeIepbon - Wit. Bernpu 2866 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

Rurboft,6dc @nuab. uHo @aroIine.Strabe.
Sailptouortier oeS n@auernsM dunerdbnrs".
H.sS.s@de @oiiebs urb guroIineftr. Ser.
ctnsbcrtammluna fcocn 9onnerftae Mhenb.
Neue Witglteher piltomnren. Sor5fig.
ltte3 Bier Der GationaIs Braneret I'm 8apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

CINE 5drm bon 10 Ideru, 20 Wieilcr bon
baltimore, iir S2500; g8obnbnus init ndf 3ims
ltetn, nue notbiuernigeu decentralization.
fleiner Vdoe1 lIro 3luei W}icthsbduicr, cine Bier
Eel WRelle BON Der Glienbnbns Citation. 3ahSus
tra9elt bel Sarocn 4 &c Ems, II Git, Saratoga.
Strabc. ,2Ol-tO5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
Gcrlangt i'm Iaacmcincn.
eeutiaes Nrbeits. g1a@wriinnoS.gar

Ttutifes Nrbeits. ssahipriiunes 81 Bureau,
gsr. 219, SiiosSbarpsStrnbe, linter Der MlitItft
beuithe Sanoiperfer, grbeiter unh 9ienit6pteu
su befddttigen ipiinfdben, iucuen Itb pcrfSnIib
ooer In frunftrtet 9rieien an ben Wuenfen Ser
@efeufdoft. Spbann .. Wiener, 9r. 2f9, ebo.
ebnrp'S trabe, fueuoen, luel6er lneniaeItlih
Mlsflirtt ertbetlen miro. Spre6ftunben bon /
bis 8 1lhr. (Souos tSI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
nab etsbIasttss =.

Gnrtna's Canton Interchangeable.
Sniipi IiIartier hes Canton 2ieoerfranB -
Singitunbe ieben 9cimeriing sibcub. -
9umens8erein %berfdmmeIt ii6 ieten 9itn.
iinp Ibeno. RationaItpier am 8upf.-
ebefapeafe 2eIepbou: BoIfe 1853 8.
(gpriIt3fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

WuIs. 3li'lbr VoS2 VnldeI;
Serionot bon Den GIeuotoren SOi7
VnId)el; GlepotorcnsT orrotb ii7.t9l
9uldel. 8erfdufe: / @aggon Stea.
mer gelber 5l 62.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

gr. 1920 bis fi22. Sarforb.Abenus,
Sdnpfdldrtier ees ~IbnIin'W dnusrtorS'.
Saue niio Sommergnrien btuie su Der.
nltetten. @iiier Blab fit M~ufferRroitep.
petnfie 0etrdrfe. SreisBooI. g, 4 y.
9elepbon - Wt. Berncu 3769 q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3. spabu's Refanrunt.

Notiolper bon Senrb Ntrntr.
Nr. 923, Roros@oers, ede Mnibonps ctr.
Seria mmInnasIofaI bes .Nnionia : Cons
itTiIts e. ~ 2 ,ns j. stnsr SSgitcnGsn.S5 p
103, >. Il. n" uno aSiitrifts Gr. $50,
3. II. q" Suue an Rcreiue AT bernie
iben.. I5einiic Biere. Beine unb nnoere
Sefrd1fe. U22-)
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Sn %perfanfcn.
In ~nCIInmicn


U,sAG" "'runn" "nl peW Suuoc.
Ider oor5iialibcs Setreihe,Hano, g2phnbduS
mt 10 3%ltlrlerIt, tolpic nle %notbieen Gebcns
9ehailllhtelfell, etnitIicBlib 9roBen Gnber uno
Wdefbsl1lietiL Is Weilen BON Baltimore.
Grels $4,000 gtud5utrueeu bel Sarocn &
Se ems, II Sit.Saratpga. Str. CO4-iOC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
Scuti0c ShluBrotc:

Nn tr. 3llIllDt IT,16T WlldtI,
aus ocn Gleootorcn 6uriIdoc5ogen
S515 Nlildcl; Glcpotoreu . Gprrotb
12i,30i Nuldcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

Genobirte, bette Brints.. =. II bis 20
2ebenoes @eiliigel, pro Biuno:
olie Siibner 1l12c.; ilinge Siibner
t5c. bis tGc.; Gnten Toe. bis t2c.;
Saubeu, pro 4aur 2Oc. bis 35c.
Sriidte uno O EN- Ii e.
&ortoiieln, pro SAB soc, bis
1925; 3nferrilben, pro giinoel
1c. bis &c. @cjBfobl, pro Sunoert 81
bis $50; %3uiebeln, pro Yuidel
SOC. bis 500; aepiel, pro Sap
500 bis 1925; Spinat, pro 9uidcl
15c. bis 25c.; Crime Yobnen, pro
SaIbiab 4Oc. bis &C.,; aopfialat, prb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
galtinurcr Iarftbcridjic.

Baltimore, u. Sill 1905.
WebI.-3uInbr 1874 5Giier. elm
ihlieBlit 32i Safer SIT SocultsFoint
mo 200 Safer 81 Canton. aiiltens
pcrion6t 49, -11iier. Sic Iotirun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
ouf Der bieiiacn gifeften.
8orie.
FIRST CALL.
SECOND CALL.

$1,000 untteb NuiIipabs 4er ......,... 93A
$4,000 " Is q u n Conf Ter. ........ 1924
$4,000 alabama GcdI II. Srpn Der ..... 90k
$4,000 gInbuna Goal II. Sron ber...... 90
$500 " e g n n 4er 6ifs. ......... 0iA
$1,000 Glib Der q. .tt3M
$1,000 Glib 3hcr. 1880 1914
$4,000 GonfoIiouico Gas Der .........ti5
$1,000 Georgia II. aInbnmd Conf Der. .iitA
80 9iortbern Central ......... 1904
100 Scaboaro 2. RIO .............. 81
1 Seuboaro Com (frceiiocf) ...... %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
ehmiot's ,Gihenirans.Saae,"

ede 3. mo @DliabsS Strobe. Sauptnnariier
frnn5s 9unlenbcre ins." .gurtun Smmcrip.
PAU unb 2eibsIereins," .8entfbe Sc
miitbIihfeit," "deielihmiebe, nnion~ rn6
ySefpcrse onfIube Tr. 4fs, :. 8. 81 Sri,
fdes Pier Al ieoer bit. 2eIepbru: Is.
& y. - &oIt 2509 W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

Sn perfaufen:
2113, glib mo 21t1, Sf.Snbettc. Strnbe.,
sluetitodtge Sdnier mt IehS 8inluicrr, MODERN
singerltfef. Yreis $3.50; @rlno6inS $3.50 idbrs
ltd.
3meihbdisss saus nit 6 8tmmeru. on Der
Glofpefts@de Der 8enfppoosglbenue uno Sdhettes
StrdBe; nue inooernen @iHrl6tu1gen, einfdlieBs
Ith gb8ugsidndl: Yrets $3.50; @rino5ins
$3.50 idhrlih.
Cine Heihe Sanirr an Rpro.grooe.s trake,
bfplihen Gutrmounigtoenue uro SnnetiesStrabe,
nut n19oertlet Stnrtbtnnecn, ~ittebrtger Srlnos
slqe obigen Sdufer finb men linb ioeben fertia
aefteut.
G.. z. Gallagher,
Eaiilntertebrter.
d2s-) gfrrnn: 2S0s 7airmpnut.Hue.
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Seieph ehwenaer,s Gafe,

a.. ypIepH SnlpeHatte Sdte,
2115 SnioertpnsHp uabe Sreoeri6.due.
dctten 5i ieoer Belt. SeihdftsIuEih eine
SpeBtnllidt, Suupiaiartier oeS Gar
roltunsg lrheiters WidnlIerbors~.
(gpriI20.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

Ssbu u. spttter's rgsiumbta.cane.

Tr. 1922, SffBrdtt'S trube.
sSeHens9 armftdbier Rerein~ herfammeIt
fih ieoen eriten 9ienfiae TN Wpnaf IN
her SaIle. Sane fir SereiHe unb Gen,
litfeiicn AZ oerulittbeM.
(Snn5, I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25
Serlanst: Srauen nnb MGbden.
3erlaHnt:

Sine Srau. nm ants Qano Al geben, an Der
Sreoertd 5iuub. nabe GuiuuSptlle. IudButrus
Gen in Gr. 1920, Miarglanos Ipenur.
t206-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

Sham HuSpp 8etnarasf,
BIT. 1104. Observation-Disclosures
Ser ~ytorboft Smmeripabrenoe Sotberetn
bon baltimore berfommeIt flo bier
ieben Moriaa. - 0crrae prebm & Cons
Bier ON 8apt nu6 beutiher urt brett
bonn Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

MarpIanSs7 eisebon M 8
S%anpiauartier oes 9efonabere,uS -ebel.
tpeib.- .9amensHeretns 6eS Qbeitpetb,-
~gnnton @onclaoeS Tr. 446, 8. .. g.
-GricntobS iftrtftS %. 1853. 8. n..H.. unb
canton spar' u. BeranGgunSS-BsretnS"
(Sept2t, tS)
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Su nertaHfcn:
SIN mllnihersmertber ReardbnibpInt auf Der
Baltimore GemeterD," $50 SuB 5l1hcnraunl
utntaiieno. gSegen SinSelnbeiteH nud5tIra0ett
bet 9. Stalrn Sregenas, Er. 109, Suptins. fIac.
(20t-O
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Qlrrldudt,
Scrlangt: M1nner nno Snaben.
Vcrlauqt

WCtIdHut.
Gin outer Painter tiir 9tricu. 9trbeit II. I IN.
Aad6utragen i'm 1890 Slpd, Guergrccn Scrraee.
t205-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-25

edbpetaerr Gsie,
Rr. TOT unb TOT, hombarosg fraDe ets1s
idnetcpn. Seiuiie &etne unb 2tdn6te.
Der eeilne,tte Drt auf Der erbe. - Ite
&ronrpts gebteruns.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
ATTORNEYS
TALKING
LIMI4ED
JUDGE DE BOLT ISSUES A NEW
FOR ARGUMENT.

Circuit Judge De Bolt has issued the
following notice to attorneys:
During the January, 1906, Term, the
First Judge of the Circuit Court will
hear Demurrers, Motions, Pleas and
other matters incidental to pending
causes, each morning from to 10
o'clock upon due notice to opposite par
ty, and having same duly placed on
the Judges docket.
AT 10 a. m. each day, except Satur-
days, Jury trials win be in order and
will be continued to the exclusion of all
other matters for the day.
Recess from 1855 a. m. to p. m,
court adjourning at 4;20 p. m. for the
day unless otherwise ordered.
Counsel i'm argument to Jury will be
limited to 45 minutes on each side, eX-
cept as otherwise specially ordered.
by order Of the Court.
JOB BATCHELOR,
CLERK to First Judge"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26


%
to
up an issue Inc attempt
the
of a
enteri thisc country is aprobemt
deficiency bill
andn
in a
hat the
to
the ss-tha he conumefor
in seeming
and possibility
the
vacation
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
DELEGATES ARE
UNRESTRICTED
MEETING WILL BE HELD THIS
WEEK TO CONSIDER THE MAT
TER OF THE MISSION.

The Hawaiian Delegation for Wash
ington will leave for the east on the
S. S. Mongolia on the 18th of next moath
according to present figuring and from
all appearances there will be no press
agent taken along.
So far. however, no action or course
of action has been taken by the de e
gates from Oahu. A meeting will
be held during the week when general
program will be mapped out.
"I received a wireless from Maui
notifying me that Loebenstein was
going" said Secretary w. w. Harris
this morning and Sheriff Rice also no.
titled me that Paul Isanberg, who is
now in New York, found it impossible
for him to act. Kauai is now trying
to get in touch with Eric Knudsen, late
speaker of the House, who when last
heard from was in New York in order
to get him to represent the county.
Mark p. Robinson, G. w. Smith and
]. r. Gait all had the same tale to
tell No meeting has been held 50
far but one will probably be called dur
ing the present week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26

You may talk about your Yale and
Harvard or exc your Princeton but
when it gets down to real interesting
questions of football precedence you
must come to Hawaii.
Yesterday afternoon, as all the athle-
tic world knows, there was a football
game between the Males and the Pu-
nahous. Incidentally it was a good
game but that, like the flowers that
bloom in the spring, has nothing to do
with the case. The game ended a
draw, each side scoring a touchdown
and each failing to score the goal
Now the question arises as to which
team is entitled to the laurels
Ask a Punahou man and he'll tel
you. So will Male enthusiast but
oddly enough their views are diametri-
cally opposed
The whole trouble has arisen over
the manner in which the seasons sche-
dule was drawn. 1t was drawn with
a view to keeping up the interest in
the game but nobody figured out that
it would work out as it has.
The schedule as drawn was that the
Males should first play the 10th Infan-
try team. They did so, and they beat
the soldiers. The Punahous then had
to meet the winners of the first con-
test. In this the Punahous won out
by IL to 8 after a memorable contest.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26

Then the loosers of the two matches
had to play so that this brought the
Males and the 10th Infantry together
again and once more the soldiers went
down to defeat.
Then the winners had to play off and
this was the match of yesterday the
Punahous and the Males again meet
ing with the drawn result as before
recorded.
Now the Punahous claim the cham
pionship as they have already defeat
ed the Males in the former game but
the Males choose to hold that the last
game was the deciding game and that
it ended a draw there can be no deci-
sion on II.
Thus the matter stands. President
Woods of the league refused to give
any view on the dispute this morning
He decided to call a meeting of the
league for tonight and so the captains
and managers of each team with the
president will get together and talk it
over.
"The schedule does look curious t.
people on the outside 1 suppose" said
President Woods but it was drawn up
with the sole view of maintaining gem
eral interest in the game. No per-
son could figure out that it would end
in the last match being a draw"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
IN
CALIFORNIA
AN INTERESTING DISCUSSION OF
THE GAME AND THE CHANCES
OF IT'S REVISION ON COAST.
BY f. Schnack.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Decem-
Der 15.-The agitation throughout the
country which has regularly followed
close upon each football season, has
this year the appearance of being more
than mere idle talk unaccompanied by
action. A great many High Schools
have stricken the game from their list
of athletic sports, and even one college,
Columbia, has abandoned it. On the
Pacific Coast, where football has been
remarkably free of the evils charged
against it in the East, the value of the
game is recognized, and less radical ac-
ton has been taken, but the resOlu-
tion passed by the Faculty Athletic
Committee of the University of Cali
fornia and Stanford shows some dis
approval for the game as at present
played.
The resolution reads as follows: Re
solved, by the Joint Athletic Commit
tee of the University of California and
the Leland Stanford Junior University,
that we recommend to the faculties of
the two universities in question that
the Intercollegiate football contest
shall be no longer held under the regu-
lations of the present Football Rules
Committee. We recommend as a sub
stitute the present English Rugby
game, or else the present American
game with such notifications as shall
promise to eliminate the existing
evils"
| The action taken is not as radical as
| it might seem from reading the reso-
| luton, as a committee of experts was
| chosen at the same meeting to revise
| the American game against whose
abolition there is a strong student
body feeling at the two universities.
Meanwhile, however, Rugby will be
thoroughly tested; for this a favorable
opportunity has presented itself in the
return homeward from England of the
strong New Zealand Rugby football
team by way of San Francisco. This
team will be given every inducement
necessary to give several exhibition
games on both the Berkeley and STAN
ford campus so that the students may
form some opinion Of the game.
DIR. Jordan, who Of American college
presidents has always been in the fore
most rank in discussing athletics, In
speaking of the severance of connec'
tion with the Rules Committee said
The National Football Rules Commit
tee is not a representative body, and
there is no reason why the Pacific
Coast should not legislate for itself.
believe, however that the Rules Com
mittee has been scared from its self
p complacent attitude, and If the rule
are sufficiently revised to eliminate tn
present Objectionable features Of tn
game see no reason why our two uni
verslties should not abide by them. /
not we can play a game of our owI
devising, or substitute Rugby football
for the present game, 1t is quite prob
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
JAPS SENTENCED

One years Imprisonment was the
sentence given by United States Judge
Dole this morning to Koshi, the Jap
anese who was found guilty of a con-
spiracy by which he sold his thirteen
year-od daughter to one Maxine for
$40 per month. Maxine, who was also
convicted, was given one month. The
court gave the defendants a lecture on
the difference between American and
japanese ideas of the status of women.
Maxine had pleaded guilty while Koshi
stood trial.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
Grand Jury
Charges
Murder
KAKAAKO TRAGEDY OF DECEM-
BER SECOND RESULTS IN AN
INDICTMENT FOR MURDER.

Murder in the first degree is the
charge brought by the Grand Jury in
the Kakaako tragedy in which Mrs.
Virginia Moeluhi lost her life. The
woman was found beaten to death in
her room, after some considerable
quarreling, and the Grand Jury has re-
turned an indictment charging Kaliho
Kaawaloa with having murdered her.
The tragedy took place on the 2nd of
this month. The indictment sets forth
that in some manner unknown and
with weapon or instrument unknown,
the accused inflicted three mortal
wounds on the head of the woman. He
is declared to have beaten her to
death during the quarrel.
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MARINES TO
CO TO MIDWAY
AUXILIARY SATURN WILL SAIL
MARINES.

The naval auxiliary Saturn will sail
some time tomorrow for Midway with
stores for the naval guard at that place
and two officers and twenty marines as
a relief to the guard now on duty at
that place. Second Lieutenant Horton
arrived by the naval transport Law
ton today to take command of the
guard at Midway. DR.. Miller, who has
been here for some time awaiting
transfer to Midway, will also go to
Midway for duty. The sailing time Of
the Saturn has not been set.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
EMBEzzLEMENrs CHANGED.

Three indictments by the Territorial
Grand Jury, containing seven different
charges of embezzlement, have been
returned against c. A. Schmiedte, a
former employe of the California Feed
Company, accusing him of embeZzling
various sums of money at different
times, the aggregate of the alleged
embezzlements being about $3.50, The
defendant appeared before Judge Lind
say this morning for arraignment, and
the case was postponed to Thursday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
CHICAGO SAILS TOMORROW.

The cruiser Chicago will sail at 4;S0
p. m. tomorrow for San Francisco. She
will take about 8 days in which to
make the trip, as she is to make ex-
periments with coal She will arrive
in San Francisco after the S. S. Ameri-
ca Maru which is due here on Thurs
day from the Orient. Mail will go by
the America.
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R0inSur0d
Vessel
Safely Here
DUMFREISSHIRE WAS QUOTED
AT 10 PER CENT ON DECEMBER
II WHEN III DAYS OUT.

The bark Dumfreisshire which arriv-
ed last night 1S5 days from Leith, was
quoted as overdue in San Francisco.
The last mail advices, brought this
morning by the transport Lawton,
stated that the Dumfreisshire was
quoted at 10 per cent overdue reinsur-
ance on December II when she was
out III days.
The arrival of the vessel was a fine
Christmas present to the Hawaiian
Fertilizer Works and she relieved the
situation here.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
RIrFoRD SAILS TODAY.

The army transport Buford arrived
Saturday afternoon from San Francis
co, after an uneventful passage. She
is loading $50 tons of coal at this port
and sails for Guam and Manila at p.
m. today, She has aboard ten troops
of the Third Cavalry, under command
of Colonel Dortsch. The cavalry are
picnicng in Kapiolani Park today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
MORE PARDQNS

The application of b. H. Wright for
pardon is now before the Board of
Prison Commissioners and High Sheriff
Henry, and may soon reach the COVER
nor. There are also several other ap-
pIcatlons which viii be acted upon be-
fore the end of the year. In the cases
in which they are approved, the gift OF
pardon will come as a New Years
gift instead of a Christmas present.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
NEW ANIMALS AT THE zoo.

The Kaimuki Zoo has just received
the following new animals: Wild Cat,
Ring Tail Possum, Storks, Coyote,
Crows, etc. Take a trip to the Zoo
and see the animals and birds and get
some fresh, cool breezes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
THE NERY LATEST.

"When 1t Was Dark" The book
most talket about in London and New
York At Arleigh & Co.'S.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
THIS Is THE PLACE.

At Arleigh's, a large assortment Of
new holiday goods at reasonable prices
satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
turned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
O'BRIEN AFTER BIG GAME.

FRANCISCO,
ed
world
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
CONFLICT IS IMMINENT.

DOMINGO Pep being
racio s
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-26
IAN. UNDERWEAR SALE.

n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co. is now
preparing for the great January sale of
ladies' muslin underwear. Watch for
announcement.