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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20
CONFERENCE OVER
THE PRIZE COURT

WASHINGTON April 10.-Great
Britain has extended an invitation to
the great maritime powers to partici-
pate in a conference at London, pre-
ferably next fall, to determine If pos
sible definite principles of maritime In
ternational law capable of being APP
piled by the proposed prize court pro-
vided for at the last Hague conference.
The United States will be represented
at this conference, according to an
nouncement at the State Department
today. While the conference Is deslg-
mated as informal" upon its delber-
ations and conclusions will undouDt-
eddy depend the fate Of the proposed
international prize court Should the
conference of experts succeed in for
mulating a code of maritime law which
shall become International by being
accepted by the maritime powers, the
success of the proposed court would
seem assured. In the meantime it is
predicted in an authoritative quarter
that all governments will refrain from
ratifying he Hague treaty establish
ing the prize court.
The precise difficulty which the Brit
ish Government Is seeking to have
remedied through the conference lies
in the existence of the Continental
maritime law" and "Anglo-American
maritime law" and the consequent
question of which of these systems
shall be administered in any given case
before the court. Should the matter
of settling this question be left to the
court, the powers would in effect be
legislative, as well as judicial, propo-
sition which Great Britain declines to
adhere to, Both Russia and Japan de-
clined to sign the prize-court agree
ment at The Hague precisely on the
same ground.
The Objectionable feature of the
treaty is contained in Article 7, which
stipulates the law to be observed OIL
interpreted by the Court 1t provides
that where the relations between the
nation which is before the Court as the
captor of the prize and the nation
which Is aggrieved are regulated by
treaty, the terms of the treaty shall
govern the Court; in the absence OF
such treaty, the Court shall apply the
rules of international law. II there be
no generally recognized rule governing
the subject, the Court shall give judg-
ment in accordance with the general
principles of justice and equity. Inc
criticisms lie as to the last two pro
visions. AS to matters of contraDand
blockade and the doctrine of continu-
Gus voyage, the Continental rules and
the AngloAmerican rules are at vari-
ance, and the conflict would at once
arise as to which should become the
basis of action.
Still another objection to this treaty
has been found since it was transmit
ted to the United States Senate a shor
time since, and that is that it mighc bt
held to Justify an appeal from a deci
sion of the United States Supreme
, Court, procedure which is expressly
prohibited by the American Constitu
ton.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20
LIBERAL OFFERING

At the close of the Easter morning
ervice in st. Andrew S cathedral the
,ffering amounted to $4,000, or nearly
enough to wipe out the debt on the new
xtension of the edifice. Bishop Res
arick, after his sermon, said that ne
was not going to make any appeal be-
cause he knew that each one was as in
terested as he was himself in the pay
ment of the amount still due on the
building. In the afternoon the Epis-
copal Sunday schools of the city added
1892 to the fund.
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Recorded Aprll II, 1908.

Willis Holmes and VT to e N
Holmes, D; int in Est of Milton V
Holmes, decd, in Ter of Hawaii; int
IN Est of Milton V Holmes, uecd, in
alifornit. 1916. B 3OO, p 1884, Dated
JoV. 20. 1906.
p J Holmes to E N Holmes, d; int
Est of Milton V Holmes, decd, in
Ter of Hawaii; int in Est of Milton
V Holmes. decd, in California. 1915. B
90, p 1856. Dated May 20, 1907.
Western & Hawn Invst Co Ltd to 2
ilva, Par Rel; lot of subdiv lot 3S,
III 1O6O5. Kewalo Tract, Honolulu,
oahu. 5000. B 3O3, p 249. Dated Apr
1908.
Y Hashimoto ct al to Hawaiian News
20. Ltd, C M; 2 presses, l Chandler &
rice cutter. SOL 81. B 3O3, 251 a..
Dated Apr 10. 1908.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints by atty of tr to L B Mai
GA, d; 25-1OOa land, Laie, Koolauloa,
oahu. $50. B 1902, p $685. Dated Sept.
IT,, 1902.
Lyons B Nainoa and WI to Mutt
5ldg & Loan Socy of Hawaii Ltd, M;
ap 2. r p 1916, kul 949, Pauoa, Homo
lulu, Oahu; APPS /, and 3, II P 92l,
and pcs land, Laie, Koolauloa, Oahu.
1000. B 1903, p 253. Dated apr IL,
1908.
p e K Strauch, tr, and VT to Samuel
Kapuaa, d; 10 is 40 and AZ, blk e, Ka-
piolani Park Addn, Honolulu, Oahu.
$50. B 3O2, p 339. Dated Apr II, 1908.
Kuamoo and hsb to Solomon Lala-
kea, d; 4-1Oa land, Puma Rd, Hilo
Hawaii. $1,000, and mtg $500. B 300
D 1872. Dated Nov 81, 1907.
Jose l. Mendonza and VT to Ha-
mano Masujiro, D; por lot II, Kauoiki
Homesteads, Hilo, Hawaii. $50. Z
300, p 1913. Dated Mar rs, 1908
j Keliipuleo and VT to e. N.
Holmes, M; R P 1923, kul 7S4O Kuilet
/, Hamakua, Hawaii. $571. 32. b 3U1
p SO. Dated Aug. 5. 1907.
John Paikaka and WI to ] Garcia
M; r P 4167 and int in premises, Pu-
ako, Waikiki, Maui. $3.50. b 1903, 7
247. Dated Apr ., 1908.
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Realty Transa,tiOns

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20
ABAND0NS IDOLS
BUT NOT HIS SAKE

II X. Endo, a recent convert of the
japanese Congregational Mission at
SIG Devisadero street, had renowned
his love for sake along with Budd-
hism, the mission would have looked
less like the hold OF a sinking ship
yesterday and the occupants of the
schoolroom on the basement floor
less like a company OF submerged
rodents when Endo, in a burst OF re-
lgious intoxicat.on, plugged up the
drain pipes on the floor above and
turning on all the faucets in the build
ing attempted to give realistic de-
monstTation of the deluge.
The trouble started with Bndo's
craving for the exhilaratlng Japanese
beverage, coupled with his religious
enthusiasm and desire to embrace
the white mans God.
Either of the two attributes act
ing singly would hardly have resulted
in the marine display which Endo
enacted at the Mission, but the com
bination proved too strong and the
z aqueous exhibition followed,
Most of the occupants of the In
stitution were in the classroom or
! the ground floor when Endo arrived
yesterday afternoon, after VISITING
various so-called Japanese billiard
, parlors on his way to school, and al
, consequence, no one appeared oil
l the scene to put a stop to the scrir
/ tural tableau until the food cam
= trickling through the ceiling an
4 pouring down the stairs into the hal
y of learning in the basement.
3 Il was a very foolish Christian ger
3 tleman yesterday said Endo thi
8 morning, in his cell at the Detention
I Hospital, where he spent the nigh
8 sleeping off the effects of his over-in
{ diligence of the day before.
. Il read about the honorable Noal
2 and his ark in the honorable goo
. book and became foolish in my hea'
b yesterday, and want to do Ike h
o does.
4 Besides, they tell me in the Mis-
o sion that If | become magnificent!
D clean | will become esteemably lik'
0 God, so / make the food and be
. come clean at the same time
:, u am sorry if let too much waite
. creep upon the floor and | will neve
make a food again if they will ex
= cuse me and take me back to tn,
Mission"
Endo was sporting about in thu
overlooking kitchen sink like youni
sealion, when Officer Deguire of tn
Park station dragged him off to tn
. Detention Hospital yesterday after
noon, believing him to be an escape
y lunatic.-S. F. Bulletin, April s.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL.

Don't take a remedy lust as good"
when you can get the real article. The
fact is, there is no remedy that is any
where as reliable and safe for the cure
n pain of all kinds as DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills. They are quick in action,
contain no injurious drugs, are perfect
~ harmless, and leave no disagreeable
after-effects. 25 doses, Csc. Never sold
in bulk.
Observation-Disclosures
way they are going at present, it looks
as If there will be no seats left by
Thursday morning.
This of course is most gratifying to
the management, but 1t is not quite
so much so to the would-be-purchaser
who finds he is too late, and gets left
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20

Before an enthusiastic crowd which
filled the Orpheum theater on Satur-
day night to It's capacity, Hans Froe-
lecher, champion 16S-pound wrestler
OF the world, defeated Frank kdnae,
the champion of Hawaii in two falls,
the first taking seven minutes, and the
second twelve to get.
| FroeleCher and Kanae we're both in
the best possible condition, and II Ka-
nae knew the game as well as Froe-
lecher he would have won.
Both men coming ON the stage were
loudly applauded by all present. H,
M. Ayres introducing them.
Referee Harry Cobb stated to the
spectators the holds that would be par
red in the match.
The two principals shook hands as
is customary and the match was on.
Both men grappled and it looked tor
minute that Kanae would down his
rival, but Hans was wary and kept
free. Twice FroeleCher tried to trip
Kanae but he was ready and stood him
of. Froelecher managed to get Kanae
down on his stomach and In few sec
onds had the first fall. The hold that
he used was a half Neison and crotch.
After fifteen minutes the men appear
ed for the second round Kanae SEEM
ed to be better than he was during the
first go and rushed Froelecher to. the
ropes several times. In fact during
the round he had a good chance to
throw Froelecher, but 1t was there that
Froelecher's skill showed and he man
aged to get free. Froelecher, quick as
wink, managed to get a bar Nelson
and leg hold on Kanae, and down
he went. For a minute 1t looked as II
Kanae was out, but he managed 20 bal
| ance himself and it was easily three
minutes before his two shoulders were
on the mat.
The first match between Roberts
from the Iroquois and Amosa Kauahi
was very easy for the sailor, he throw
ing Amosa in a few seconds. After the
second fall Announcer Ayres told the
crowd that Roberts would not take
the first fall, as Kauahi had slipped
but Amosa said it was all square and
would not try again.
The boxing match that was scfIedul-
ed had to be called off, as one of the
principals was in NO condition to ap-
pear, so rather than disappoint the
crowd Ayres had arranged a wrestling
match between Ishoharas and Maseke-
yama, japanese style, best two falls
out OF three. Mitsuka, the champion
OF Hawaii, refereed this match. In
| the first rounu Ishoharas got the fall,
but his rival evened up matters in the
second. In the third and final round
lshoharas got the decision.
After the second round between Froe-
lecher and Kanae, Sailor Roberts and
! Froelecher gave an exhibition which
was the best number Of the evening
each man showing all the different
holds in wrestling
Great credit is due Ayres for the ev-
ening's entertainment, and the work
Of Harry Cobb as referee called forth
praises on all sides. The public show
ed their appreciation by their attend
ance, and wrestling promises to be-
come as popular with local sports al
boxing ever did in its palmiest days.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20

Sporting events scheduled IN the
near future!
April 25.-Match race, Kapiolari
Park Shamrock VS.. Exchange Five
April 22.-Weekly meeting kalihi
Athletic Club.
April 29-Kapiolani Baseball League
meeting.
April 30-BoXing, Fort Shafter.
May 2-Boys' CLUB field meet.
May 2-Senior League baseball sea-
son opens,
May 2-Kalihi Athletic Club concert
and dance at X OF p, hall
June 4-Y NJ c. A, gymnasium
contests.
June l0-Hawaiian Gun Clubs shoe
for club championship.
June 11-Hawaiian Gun Clubs semi
annual prize shoot,
June l7--Hawaiian Gun Clubs un
known angles shoot
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20

The first meeting of the Newspaper
Baseball League will be held at seven
forty-hve this evening, in the makal
pavilion OF the Young Hotel.
Every one who is interested in the
new league Is cordially invited to be
present.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20

In consequence of the Legislatures
failure to enact the anti-race track
gambling ill desired by him, Governor
Hughes of New York will likely call
n extra session for that and other r,-
orm legislation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20
BAND CONCERT

A Lidgate to Joshua Waiohlnu,
Rel; por or 2163, Hauola, Hamakua,
Hawaii. 5000. Al 3O3, p 247. Dated
APR 4, 1905.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20


The Saint Louis team defeated the
Diamond Heads in practice game
Saturday afternoon at the Ieague
grounds by the score OF 60.
Barney Joy and Johnny Williams
acted as the battery for the Saints, and
Billy Chillingworth and Makanui for
the Diamond Heads.
3
The Advertiser team which will play
in the Newspaper League elected jim
my Williams captain and manager sat
urday afternoon.
=
PARIS, April 2O-Tommy Burns
champion heavy weight fighter of the
world, defeated "Jewey' Smith in the
fifth round.
4 SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-ln the
annual track meet between Stanford
and Berkeley which was held here thi,
afternoon, Stanford won by the score
OF 1853.
=
Recent donations for the Hawai-
have been:
Mrs. c. Behrens, commodore's flag
Miss Alice Hastings, a handsome
cushion.
Miss Mary Maxwell (Aiea), hand
made lace centerpieoe.
Mrs. r. c. Ingram, pennant.
The above articles are now on view
in McInerny's window.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20

The third, and which proved to be
the last game in the special series be-
tween the Goth Infantry team and the
team representing Co. F. N. G. H., for
a silver cup, was played on Saturday
afternoon at Aala Park, and resulted
in victory for the Guardsmen by the
close score Of 3-2.
Up to the end OF the sixth inning
the regulars led by the score OF 81
but Third Baseman Renner allowed a
ball to go by him, and the score was
tied.
In the eighth innin with two mer
out, Nigel Jackson sent a hot linel
down the alley by third, and the win
ming run was made
Nigel Jackson pitched the first two
innings, but was relieved by Pau
Durns, who pitched one OF the best
games in his baseball career.
The score by innings follows:
Score by innings: 4 7S9
Co. f, N. G. HI 90 90 / 0 o.
B. II. .........2 90 ! o. 0 o.
goth Infantry al / OOOO 0 o.
b. II. .,......1 90 0 0 0 0 o o.
Summary:
Two base hit, Kama. Kases on err
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20

The baseball games in the Kapiolani
League played yesterday afternoon cn
the race track grounds resulted as tol-
lows:
Young Tidal Waves, 20.
Twilights, 10.
Leahis, 4.
Reliance, T.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20
SPOR T S

rors-Co. f, 8; goth Infantry, T. Left
on bases-Co. f, 4; goth Infantry, a..
Hits-On Jackson, /; Burns, 0. Runs
or Jackson, 2; Burns, o. Struck out
By Jackson, /; Burns, 10; Moran, H.
Bases on balls-Off Jackson, 0; Burns,
2; Moran, g. Passed balls-Bateman,
2; Kama, 2. Wild pitches-Burns, /;
Moran, 2.
Time of game hour 20 minutes.
Umpire-H. Walker.
=
The first single club golf tournament
ever played in the Hawaiian Islands
was played yesterday on the Country
/ Clubs course, and was won by Emil
Waterman, who turned in a gross score
Of 106 and with his handicap of Is
brought It down to SS.
Arthur Ewart, w. Simpson and Char
ley Weight tied for second place, eact
with a net score OF SO, and on the pa!
of Ewart won,
The weather was all that could b,
asked for, and 1t Is very likely that an
other tournament of the same kint
will be held in the near future.
The other scores turned in were,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20
C, BREWER & co., LTD,
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, T. II.
AGENTS FOR
s24 BETHEL ct.

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch
Charles M. Cooke. ...... President
Geo. H. Robertson WIRES. & Mgr.
z, Faxon Bishop. Tres. & sscy.
F. W. Macfarlane. Auditor
P. @. Jones. Director
Q. H. Cooke. Director
j. II. GAIT. ....,...........Di retcor
All Of the above named constitute
the Board OF Directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20

Fine Job Printing, sta once.
@AA.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-20

The Starlights and the Sweet Vlo-
lets took the honors yesterday in the
Seaside League games played on the
Oil tank grounds at Iwilei
The following is the summary OF
both games:
Starlights-John Asing, C; Peter
Luis, p; Sing Tai. 2b; Lau Look, lb;
Lum Lee, IS; All Toon, 3b; Lee Kee,
If; p Ayau, CT; Chun Tuck, ri.
Pacifics-Kui Fa, C; Ahana, p; Geo.
Pang, 1b; Wong Chin, 2b; Ako IS; Z.
\. Mark, 3b; Tam Lo, RI; Loo Hon, CT;
X. ,Chun, If.
Score by innings: 2 As 6 7S9
Starlights ......1 ! 1-1O
Pacifcs .......1 20 % 0 j
Struck out-by Luis, 10; Ahana, 7.
Sweet Violets-TOm Yau, C; Cans,
A. Fong, p; Joe Pua, 1b; Bert Nc
Shane, 2b; F. Guerrero, IS; F. Peter,
3b HALL, If; Lui, CT; w. Wing, RI.
Okuwas-Nota, C; Tongs, p; Arakt,
1b; Lee Woods, 2b; Wakida, S. Ka-
wa, 3b; sawai, CT; Akimoto, IF; Ku-
ramOto, If.
Score by innings / 2 345 67Sy
Sweet Violets 20 . 3 OO2 2 4-16
Okuwas ..2 0 0 ! 0O3 2 o.
Struck out-By Cans, 6; A. Fong, 81;
Togo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27

eoa de la Ley de Evdenca segn ha establecdo ios
Estados Undos de practcar La prueba de test
qos por WILLIAM REYNOLDS. Traducda permiso
del por los abogados don r Upiano Colon don
lose Tous Soto de las LbTerias del BoLETIN
MERcA OLYMPIC Otero, Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-27
EQU|VOCO NACABR0

E1acc var las nOcheS encOntTO
la pol1cfa en- Paris I'm hombre
en- I'm banco del bule-
var de Malesherbes.
Sc justified luego que Sc ira
taba de IN buen hombre, llama
do Adrian Bernard. Su muerte
fue repentina.
En- Paris no es necesario es-
pcrar q que vaya ell Juzgado q
levantar ell cadaver cuando su-
ceie una desgracia 6 I'm crimen
La Policfa recogio el cuerpo
del infelfz y colocandole sobre
una carretilla de las que dispo-
ne para casos semejantes lie
transport6 al puesto de Policfa
de La calle de Aujos. FL cadaver
quedo en- ell suelo sobre una
manta y fue avisada una agen-
cia de pompas flnebres que tie
ne contratados esos servicios
para que llevase IN feretro, en-
el cual habia de llevarse al
muerto d la Morgue.
Entire tanto. Maria Desgrolat,
una especie &c Garibaldi. del ba-
rrio. lego conducida por una pa.
reja de guardias de la Paz. Lie
bava encima una "curda' dc las
mas monumentales que sc re-
gistran en- su va larga historic
de borracheras, escandalos en- la
VIA pnblica, etc.
Los guardias depositaron su
pesada carga en- Ell sueIo. des-
cansaron Y Sc secaron el sudor
mientras el comisario SC limita :
ba d inscribir por centesima vez
en- el libro de registro Ell nombre
de tan antigua Y acreditada
cliente.
La 'socia sc habia quedado
profundamente dormida sobre el
santo suelo'
-Echadla en- In riucon Y de-
jadla hasta que SC la pase-dijo
el jefe d los gnardias. Y estos
colocaron d Maria Desgrolat So
bre Ia manta junto al cadavcr
de Adrian Bernard.
Transcurrieron unas horas.
Llegaron los mozos de la agen-
cia dc pompas f1nebres con la
GAIA pedida.
Para quien es esto1-pre-
guntaron.
Para que metals ese cada-
ver-contesto el comisario, me-
dio dormido cansado por ell ex-
ceso de trabajo dc la jornada.
Los buenos empleados de Ia
tuneraria creyeron que el cada-
yer era ell de la mujer. porque
era mas verosimil que. de haber
ALI una borrachera, fuera esta
del varon.
Y emprendieron La tarea de
meter en- el feretro d Maria Des
glorat. Iban 4 echar La tapa,
cuando la "muerta resucit0", in
corporandose furiosa. No fue
salto el que dio uno de les ser
vldores funerarios! Todavia no
ha parade de correr.
Y mas le hubiera Waldo i su
compa1ero hacer 10 mismo. Dor
que la difunta la emprendio &
pufletazo limpio con IL, i La veg
que gritaba: 'IAsesinos! Soco-
rrol iQue me entierran viva!"
Para ell comlsario, que inter
vino en- seguida; para los guar
dias que acudieron, para los or
denanzas. para todos hubo ara
flazos. frases de las mas gruese.
citas del repertoire. ..Hubo que
ponerla en- libertad, porque 81
no habria habido que pedir q la
agencia funeTaTia media docena
dc feretros mas.
Menos NAL si eI susie que sc
llevo la herofna de esta aventu-
ra al verse casi camlno de La
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