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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
ANDREWS
WINS OUT
JUDGE HAS ADMITTED HIM TO
PRACTICE-BROOKS AND 9TH
BRS THREATEN IMPEACHMENT.

RACIlCE-BhOOkS AND 9TH
ERs THREATEN IMPEACHMENT.
According to a dispatch printed by
the Chicago Daily News, Lorrin An
drews has been admitted to practice
before L. S. Consular Judge Whitley at
Shanghai. This information has not
before ben receiver mere, either through
Associated Press or private sources.
The dispatch and headlines are as
follows:
WILL IMPEACH AMERICAN JUDGE
Disbarred Lawyers Aroused Against
Ruling in Shanghai.
Special Gable to the Daily News.
SHANGHAI, May 3I-Judge Will
fey OF the American court in China
has admitted to practice Lorrin An
drews, an attorney, who was disbarred
in January. The other lawyers who
have been disbarred and have not been
readmitted to practice now propose to
to begin impeachment proceedings "a
gainst the Judge"
The last Information received here
from Shanghai was brought week be-
fore last by E. A. Douthitt who re-
turned from that place by the S. S.
Hong Kong Maru. He said that there
was then, great deal of feeling "a
gainst Judge Whitley The indications
were that Andrews would be admitted
to practice before Whitley Evidently
this admission was ordered a few days
after Douthitt left Shanghai
The practical disbarment of Andrews
and practically every other American
lawyer by Whitley, was one of the most
sensational occurrences in the foreign
settlement in Shanghai. 1t occurred
last January Wilfey who had been
attorney general in the philippines.
was later made jud.g of the new Ame-
rican consular - art at Shanghai. 1t
is said he Went ut tuere with resent
ment in his heart against certain of
the American attorneys whom he had
met in Manila. and with the further
intention of revolutionizing things. He
announced that every attorney should
take an examination for admission TO
his court. About 40 attorneys STOOD
for the examination most of them Anne
ricans, with about two exceptions all
were told by Judge Wiley, that they
had failed to pass.
In speaking of the matter Lorrin
Andrews who had formerly been at
torney general of the Territory of Ha-
waii, and who can practice before the
Supreme Court of the United States,
said in an interview here, that Whitley
refused to permit any of his victims to
review their examination papers. He
simply announced the results to them.
1t SENS further, according to Andrews,
that Wiley dug up the most complex
and obsolete questions of law
1t was during the course of the exa-
mination that former Judge e. II
Lamme who had been a leading at
torney of Los Angeles and later of
Manila, uttered one of the most orr
ginal and numerous remarks that has
come out of the Orient The class
had been asked to explain the doctrine
of ICY pres"
Excuse me, Judge" said Lamme
You have made mistake in spelling.
How so, Sir, curtly inquired Will
! fey.
This ought not" imperturbably re.
piled Lamme, ito be spelt cy pres. You
meant cypress, that is a tree used al
funerals and judge that you intend
this examination to be a funeral fol
most of us here
And it was
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
MAHUKA SITE RUMoR.

A cablegram has been received here
addressed to U. S, District Attorney
r. w. Breckons. 1t is thought that
the cablegram is in relation to the
Mahuka site for the Federal building,
There was rumor about the city to-
day that the Mahuka site had been ac-
cepted, but this could not be yerined.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
LINGERING COUGHS.

The longer a cold hangs on, the more
it weakens the system. Do not run the
risk of an attack of pneumonia by neg
lecting it. Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy will cure your cold and all dam
ger from this disease will be avoided.
For sale by all dealers, Benson Smith
& Co.. Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17

Prince August Wilhelm, fourth son
of the German Kaiser, will be a stu
dent in an American university. Like
all male members of The family, the
Prince will go to the university in
Bonn for three terms, then he will
study at Strassburg or Munich. 1t is
the intention of his Imperial Father
after this to let the young man attend
several courses of lectures at either
Harvard, Yale or Cornell. After he
has passed through his American
training, he will take a term at either
Oxford or Cambridge where he will be
made proficient in the state sciences
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17

On account of smallness of space,
admission TO the closing exercises of
the Royal school ON Thursday, evening
June goth Will be by tickets, which
must be presented at the door.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
CHAIRS AT AALA PARK.

BY agreement of Chairman Hustace
of the Board of Supervisors, the River
side Baseball League has again been
granted permission to place seats to
the number of $50 on Aala Park for
their games on Sunday. They are re-
quired, however to keep all refresh
ment vendors off the grounds.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
SACHS MAMMOTH SALE.

At Sachs clearance sale you can
secure the greatest bargains ever Of
fered; the price reductions embrace
every department and afford an ex-
ceptional money saving opportunity.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17

X. Yamamoto wholesale merchant
Hotel street near Nuuanu Is the
largest dealer In Japanese goods and
provisions in this city. Every steam
or from the Orient brings a big con-
slgnment for him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
BIG STRIKE
DANGER OFF
(Associated Press Cable to The Starr
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, June II.
The danger of a general strike IN
this city is lessening.
NO DISARMAMENT.

(Associated Press Gable to The Starr
THE HAGUE, June 1.-THE limita-
ton of armaments will not be pro-
posed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
THE DEMAND is STEADY.

There is no dead or shopworn stock
among the candies of the Alexander
Young Cafe. The demand is steady,
and the factory supplies it daily.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
CASES IN
RESERVE

ASSOCIATED Press Cable to The starr
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 17.-lt
IS satisfactory to the prosecution that
postponements be entered in the re-
naming corruption cases against eX-
Mayor Schmuz
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
wALLACH SECOND TRIAL.

The case of perjury against J. Lor
Wallach will be called in Judge Lind.
says court on June "a, this date hav
ing been agreed upon by counsel.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
scoTTY is WFLL FIXED.

II is said that there is a shortage
OF Palm Tree Gin In town-but there's
plenty at "seotty's" Royal Annex.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
JUST TRY IT.

You will enjoy the 25c lunch with
it's glass of beer served at the Critic
rian, Hotel and Bethel Streets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
NEVADAN's NEXT TRIP-

The All, S. S. Nevadan sails from
San Francisco on June 2S for Honolulu
direct
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
OFFICIAL DOG CATCHER.

Sheriff Iaukea today appointed Cap
tain L. J. Nahora Hipa official dog
catcher.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17

Senator Platt says he is sorry he
ever boosted Roosevelt, but, if really in
a repentant mood, there are other
things for which he should be sorrier
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17

ALASKAN SAILS TOMORROW.
The All. S. S. Alaskan sails at
p. m. tomorrow for Kahului to load
sugar for Salina Cruz.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
JAP shot
BY CHINESE

(Associated Press Cable to The Starr
MUKDEN, June 1.-THE shooting of
Japanese by Chinese police on the
Yalu has aggravated the trouble in
Manchuria.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17

The best cup of Hawaiian Coffee in
the city. New England Bakery and
Cafe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
KILLED IN EARTHQUAKE.

ASSOCIATED Press Cable to The Starr
VALDIVIA, Chile, June 17.-Thirty-
four people were killed or injured in a
recent earthquake covering a wide
area
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-17
The HaTCOuTt
Jewel WyStGTy

Notices of this character frequently
filled English and American papers.
And detectives of both nations were
kept busy.
But such notices we seldom see to-
day. The reason is simply this. Peo-
pie are beginning to realize the value
of safe deposit boxes.
Wen rent you one for Soc a month.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

Wide embroidery, with mitered corners, could
easily be adjusted to simulate a similar effect
Something new in the way of artistic possb-
ties for wide embroideries, employed for corset
covers, is shown in the fourth sketch.
CORSET COVER WITH NEW VEST EFFECT
Instead of the embroidery taken directly across
1t is shaped to form a deep V. Above this
rises little vest of the same or contrasting pat
tern, bordered on the lower edge with cluster
of tucks
Washable ribbon is run through the top of
the cover and at the waist line
Ribbon straps across the shoulder have re.
turned to favor
The last model shows another way of treating
the vest effect
The little vest of embroidery is outlined bv
lines of Insertion which form medallions. A lot
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@romp OF @ea9omable Dessert Rectpe9

granulated sugar; add the grated rind of a lemon
to the crumbs, etc, and mix it with the well
beaten yolks of two eggs and flavoring to taste
cinnamon is generally chosen for this pudding),
then stir in lightly and quickly at the last the
stifhy whipped whites of the eggs, turn the mix
ture into a buttered mould, cover with butter
ed paper and a pudding cloth, and boil for one
and a-half hour. Then turn out and serve with
the following sauce: Mix 1 OF. arrowroot with p
gill milk, working it to smooth paste, pour on
to this enough milk, boiling, to make up pint,
an let it all boil together for four or five min.
utes till perfectly smooth when you stir in OF.
pulverized sugar and 2 o. butter broken up small
allowing each piece to dissolve before adding the
next land stirring in at least 1 of this butter
off the fre) with good favoring of cinnamon
COCOANUT BREAD PUDDING.
One cupful breadcrumbs. eggs, one-half cup
full desiccated cccoanut, 1 pint milk a little
grated lemon-rind, tablespoonfus sugar. Mix
these ingredients, and bring them nearly to a
boil in lined saucepan stir in l OF. butter; put
into a buttered pie-dish and bake
NURSERY RICE PUDDING.
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CHICKEN EN- CASSEROLE.

Truss the chicken for ,roasting, and put
it in a deep fire-proof earthenware dish with
112 OF. butter and two three slices of lean
bacon ham. Place the dish in a quick oven,
without the lid, till the breast is a golden brown
color, then cover it with some slices of fat ba,
con, put the lid, and cook gently till done.
1t will take little longer than roasting, and will
not hurt if it is not served Immediately
BEEF BALLS.
Mince y lb. cold lean beef with l OF. fat or
suet, add little chopped parsley, onehalf tea
spoonful dried herbs, pepper and salt to taste,
and teascupful of fine ,breadcrumbs; stir in l
well-beaten egg form into balls, dip in egg and
breadcrmbs, then fry in boiling fat, drain on
kitchen paper before the fire; serve a bed of
mashed potatoes.
HASHED CALFS HEAD.
To use up the remains of calf's head remove
the bones, cut the meat carefully into small
pieces, and -four each piece little; then put
some butter and flour in a stewpan over the fire,
stirring the butter with a wooden spoon till it
turns quite brown; then add about 11a pint good
gravy, an onion cut very fine, bunch, OF sweet
herbs tied up in muslin, and glass of sherry;
let this stew about 8 minutes, and then add your
meat, seasoning it with cayenne and salt, and
squeezing in the juice of u lemon; garnish with
egg or forcemeat balls.
SALMON PIE WITH POTATOES
DlNlde Jne colu salmon lnto siluil pieces, re-
moving all skin and bone season with pepper,
salt and little cayenne; boil some potatoes,
mash them with butter and cream or milk, and
line pie dish with them; put in the salmon,
moisten well with shrimp sauce, and cover the
whole with potatoes; bake in not oven for y
hour.
QUICKLY MADE SALAD DRESSING.
One lemon, eggs mustard, salt, oil. Beat
together the juice of lemon, and the yolks
of eggs, then add y teaspoonful salt and
made mustard; mix WELL then add enough salad
oil to make it thick cream, stirring gently the
whole time.
HOT CRAB.
Carefully pick out the inside of the crab and
the large claws and mince them, mixing them
thoroughly and seasoning with cayenne pepper
and salt Rub up teaspoonful or rather less
OF good curry powder in little cold gravy OF
cream, or equal proportions of both, and mix
these with the crab, adding teaspoonful of Chill
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
Al ATTRACTIVE MODEL IN EMBROIDERY
And VALEhCIEhhEJ LACE.

of fine tucks put in at the sides and in the
back, extending entirely across.
A very clever way OF utilizing half-worn shirt.
waists is to cut them low, take in side seams
under the arms, enlarge the armholes, outlining
the garment with lace and Insertion No labor
or expense is spared in the making of under
wear, and entire garments of finely hand-em-
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of soup. Rub through puree sieve. Stir it
over the fire until it boils; skim and season to
taste; then add 2 ounces of butter When
thoroughly mixed, with small pieces of
fried bread, croutons.
CREAM OF CELERY
Cut II stalks of celery in small pieces and
boil with half an onion and a blade of mace
in 3 pints of water for half an hour. Put through
puree sieve; add pint of milk salt and pep
per to taste and heaping tablespoon of butter
mixed with a tablespoonful Of flour. Bring the
mixture to boil add cup of cream and serve
at once.
RICE SOUP.
-Four ounces of Patna rice, 3 pints and half
of white stock, yolks of eggs, salt, mace and
cayenne to flavor half pint of milk. This soup,
if carefully favored much resembles chicken
soup. Wash the rice, throw it into salted boiling
water, and let it cook for ten minutes. Drain
thoroughly and add it to 3 pints of boiling white
stock, which has been cooked with little celery
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little lemon-peel very finely; brown them in
tat make holes in the tongue, and fill them
with the mixture; return it to the saucepan with
part of the liquor in which it was boiled, and
steam it for few minutes then place it in
baking dish; mix "A pint of cream with some
of the liquor, baste the tongue with it, and
bake it nice brown. Cut it in slices, lay them
in the centre of dish pour the sauce over
and serve with fried potatoes round them
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Peel four oranges carefully and slice them;
bring l pint milk to the boil, with 1 OF. castor
sugar; beat up tablespoonful of ground rice in
little cold milk, and stir it into the boiling milk
and stir over the fire till it all thickens; pour
it then into basin, and add to it gradually the
beaten yoks of eggs; put layer of this in
pie dish, then lay on it carefully half the sliced
oranges, strewing these with castor sugar.. cover
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NlGHTDRESS WITH BISHOP STOLE
COLLAR

The stole collar of embroidered nainsook is out
lined by linen Torchon lace very much in
vogue at the present time Linen Cluny is an
other heavy and enduring mesh much favored
for insertions and medallions, besides edgings
The sleeves also have nsets of embroidery bor-
dered with lace
Allover embroidery may be used for the tab
collar and sleeve decorations
The same model made up of pale blue
batiste, with stole collar of all-over Valen
ciennes lace, eaged with small frill of the same
pattern as finish. Clusters of tucks give full
ness over the bust
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FISH CHOWDER.

Three or pounds of haddock, a quart po-
tatoes, sliced, l onion, l pint milk, 3 slices fat
salt pork, crackers. Cut the pork into dice
and fry brown, strain into the .chowder kettle;
use layer of fish, then layer of potato and
or thin slices of onion, salt pepper and 4
shake of houri repeat until all is used; cover
with boiling water and cook gently till potatoes
and onions are done; pour in 1 pint milk, lay
the crackers ON top; let stand half an hour and
serve hot with crisp crackers and pickles
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CREAM OF CHEESE SOUP.

Put one quart of milk, one blade of mace,
tablespoonful of grated onion and bit of red
pepper pod into KETTLE let it come to boil
cream two tablespoonfus of -four with two of
butter, add cup OF cold milk and stir slowly
into the milk in the kettles when it boils strain
and add half cup of grated cheese and stir
until it is melted; add teaspoonful Of salt and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
Drom am 0l0 Er0lt@b Cook Book

vinegar and some finely grated breadcrumbs; clean
out the shell very carefully, and place the mix
ture in it, sitting breadcrumbs over, add little
butter, and then brown it well with salamander.
BAKED TONGUE
Wash a fresh OK tongue put it in sauce
pan with some carrots, turnips a celery root,
pepper salt and plenty of water; boil it, re-
moving the scum it rises. When soft, take it
out OF the pan and skin it, cut up onion and
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broidered linen are much priced. Alternate rows
of embroidery, lace or closely y-tucked material
are also frequently employed. Insets of lace or
embroidery are new and effective, and lace in
sertion may be appliqued in dainty manner
Narrow lace should finish the edges of the gar
ment, and beading also may be used, baby or
trihe wider satin ribbon being run through it.
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CORN AND TOMATO SOUP.

Cover one pint of tomatoes with one quart of
water, add pint of corn, an onion and sprg of
parsley simmer half an hour add a tablespoon
full of flour rubbed into tablespoonful of butter
asd press the whole through puree sieve, re-
turn to the fire add pinch of cloves, table
spoonful of salt and dash of cayenne. Serve
hot
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17

Sometimes a sleeve not quite full length is de-
sirabe, then the sleeve provided may be used,
shortening to the desired depth Lace edging
should finish the lower edge.
Finely tucked and band-embroidered materials
are used for the yokes, and the sheerest of
dainty laces for trimming. Motifs of lace are
often set in on the gown and the sleeves and
intricate designs may be appqued with lace in
sertions Hemstitching is another popular mode
of finishing underwear.
OF course, the French embroidery will always
be favorite with many people. The fine but
| somewhat heavier linen that is necessary to give
body to the embroidery is an objection to some
on account of its close weave and greater warmth
| This need not count with the person who prefers
the fine hand embroidery, though, and many of
the finest specimens used for trousseaus are
still, and always will be- French embroidered
AN IDEAL TRAVELLING GARMENT
AS the season of spring and summer travel
will shortly be here, wrapper of China silk
will be found the most desirable, as this fabric
| does not wrinkle easily, and if good quality is
purchased it will not wear out very soon. One
woman who has Travelled all over the world says
| that the most convenient article of apparel she
discovered her journey a wrapper Of
black China silk simply decorated with narrow
lace insertion and edging.
1t was so soft to texture that it could be
placed in a very small valise and at night, when
retiring to her berth board ship or on a sleep.
ing car, she invariably donned the wrapper over
her night dress so, as she laughingly explained,
to be at least presentable in appearance should an
accident occur. Certainly if one has observed
half dozen women scurrying up and down the
aisle of sleeping car in various stages of un-
dress in the morning it is wise to sup.
pose that neat wrapper would be of great
service.
With proper facilities one should be able to
make several of these pretty garments at home
at comparatively small expense.
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PuREE OF LIMA BEANS.

Place quart of lima beans in saucepan with
salted boiling swater, onion with Glove stuck
in it, a small piece of carrot, boquet and /
ounce of butter. Boil brisky until soft, strain
through collander and save liquid, Remove
the onion, carrot and boquet and pound the
beans in a mortar; then mix the liquid and
enough white broth to make the desired quantity
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these with more of the rice -four mixture; then
lay in the rest of the oranges, and cover once
again with the rice, ETC.; whip the whites of
the eggs to stiff froth with little sugar, and
pile in the top of the pudding; bake in cool
oven.
GUARDS PUDDING.
Have ready OF. each of fine breadcrumbs and
of dried and sited flour, finely chopped suet and
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y" during January and February supplies
h-[A the average woman literally with her
IgSlGU spring and summer lingerie, there are
many women who prefer to make their
own garments, in part or whole.
For example, comparatively plain garments are
made quite attractive by the addition of trim
ming in the way of lace edging insertion and in.
sets, also with ribbon embroidery.
Along with the white sales" come the equally
tempting bargains in laces and embroderies, a
number of the lengths being of Az yards at
one-half or one-third cost. This is usually enough
to allow for ample trimming The smallest rem
nants from half yard up, all come in for some
practical use.
FICHU EFFECT FOR NIGHT DRESSES
The Illustrations on this page offer suggestions
for women who intend making new garments, or
those desiring to add some establishment to
plain models.
new and attractive design for night dress
is shown in the first sketch. The shaped top
piece is single strip of hand or machine-made
embroidery, either eyeetted or pad.ed, bordered
on each side with Valencennes lace. From this
embroidery falls shaped rufhe, tucked and in
let with insertion, alternately. Two stole ends
drop in 'front.' with fril of lace. knife.
plated rufae of lace finishes off this very dainty
collar. The sleeves are short, trimmed with lace
Bows of washable ribbon give faint suggestion
of color.
The same model may be employed for neg.
ligee, made of dimity, silk muslin, batiste or
swiss
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and onion. Beat the yolks of eggs with half
pint of milk Take the soup off the fire and
strain the custard into it, let all heat again with
out boiling, stirring all the time or it vii curde.
Flavor the stock carefully with cayenne and mace
before adding the eggs.
TOMATO CREAM SOUP
Heat and strain one can of tomatoes and add
1 quart of stock. Stir in l teaspoonfu of corn
starch, which has been blended in a little water
Stir constantly over the fire until just ready to
boil. Season with salt and rich meat sauce
also little mushroom catsup if this is available
FLEMISH SOUP.
Wash and slice five green onions or heads of
celery and six large potatoes; cover with two
quarts of water and simmer until tender; put
through a sieve, return to the fire, add table
spoonful OF flour mixed with cup of cream
when il boils, add salt, pepper, teaspoonful of
chopped parsley and pour over four hardboiled
eggs, cut in slices.
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pour over the beaten yolks of two eggs, stirring
all the time; whip until frothy an serve with
waters or bread sticks.