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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-26
Gnnpowder Regulations.

BY virtue of the authority vested
in me as Minister OF the Interior,
under Section 354 OF the Civil Code
OF this Kingdom, hereby proclaim
the following Regulations, for the
Storing, Keeping, and Transports
ton oil Gunpowder in this Kingdom
and no person shall store, keep, or
transport any Gunpowder in any
other quantity, or manner than is
prescribed in such Regulations.
mo person shall receive. keep,
or store, or cause 10 be received,
kept, or stored, or aid Of assist any
person in receiving, keeping, or stor-
ing Gunpowdcr in larger quantities
i:an fifty pounds, i'll any brick Or
stone hre-proof building, or more
than ten pounds in any wooden
building, or upon any other premises
in this Kingdom, except IN the Gov
arnment Powder Magazine.
Amy person keeping, storing,
or having fifty pounds Of Gunpowder
or iess than that quantity in accord
ance with Rule l in any one place
except III the Government Powder
Magazine, shall keep TIE same in an
air tight metallic vessel, which YES
sci shall be marked with the word
"Gunpowder" il plain Roman let.
tiers, not less than three inches III
height, and Of proportionate width
and shall be kept at all times con
spicuously IN view pear the entrance
OF the promises where kept, and con
venlent thercfronl.
3.-Any vessel arriving at any por
OF this Kingdom and having Gun
powder on board as freight or cargo
shall Immediately hoist Il red flag !
the foremast head, and keep tn,
same flying until the GunpowIe
shall have been landed or removed
and no vessel having Gunpowder o.
board will be permitted TO remain a
the wharf, more than twelve hour,
and if the vessel shall he at the whal
over night, II policeman or wntcl
man shall be kept ON duty on boar
all night. All Gunpowdcr deposite
on the wharf for shipment, shall b
Immediately passed on board til
vessel, to receive the same.
All Gunpowder landed or place
on any sidewalk, street, or publ
way for shipment or forwarding, sha
be shipped or forwarded immediatel
after ii shall have been so landed {
placed.
4.-No person shall convey {
cause to be conveyed, or assist
conveying in any vehicle any Gu
powder, unless the came shall be r
cnreiy packed, in close packages, M
unless such packages shall be sccur
ly covered while on the vehicle.
5.--The Chief Engineer of the FIJI
Department, the Assistant Engineer
Secretary OF the Fire Department
and Fire Marshal Of Honolulu, an
the Harbofmaster OF the Port of IL
noluln, and the Sherilfs Of the diiIe
ent Islands and their Deputies n
directed to see that these Regul
tions are. enforced, and To make COZ
plants to any Police or District Ju
tice, for the violation of the prov
sions thereof.
6.-Storage will be exacted for (
Gunpowder received in the Cover
ment Magazine, at the rate OF TWEEN
cents per month for every hundr'
pounds, the same to be paid Qua
terly to the keeper of the Magaziu
IAN expenses OF transpoftatti
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1st-Ail that land containing an area
of 1905 acres and situate in kipahulu
AMI a;ane-iki, District OF kuna, Oahu.
and being the same premises conveyed
to the said Philip Milton by The Trus-
tees of The Estate of w. G. Lunalilo.
2nd--All that land cont9inlng an area
Of nine acres situate In Palulu Valley,
and being the same premises conveyed
TO the said Philip Milton by Crso!tlU
Sherman. This properly has a large
reservoir upon 1t, which supplies the
lower lands with water for rice cnl iva
lion. the reservoir Is $50 fathoms square
and has n depth of ii feet. and cost in
the nc!ghborhood vi $4,000.
5rd--All that land containing an ares
Of l;0 acres and situate at Kipahnlu
Oahu. The two larger tracts ID hipa-
hulu and Waialae-iki are fenced witt
good stone walls and wire ncins di,
vitles them from property now in pos
session of D. Z. iscnberg and used fol
ranching purposes,
Also Al the same time aud place th'
following
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ELECTION Of OFFICERS.

A T the regular annual meeting of
"A the Pacific Hardware Co, L'D,
the following oIilecrs were elected for
1880:
Il. II. Observation-Disclosures,
Manager
JAS. GaSpeneer. 1890. "
Secretary,
7. L. Winter. .......... Treasurer,
w. II. Alien. ..,.... ...',.. Anuvor,
Saml Mott. ..... .'.,.. Directors.
JAS. l.. Iorbert... -.
JAS. G. SPENCER,
Secretary.
Honolulu, July "a, 1890. Gl4lw
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eY AuTHasit

BY order OF the Minister OF Int
rior tenders will be received at tbs
Office of the Road Supervisor, Homo
lulu, till MONDAY, July 2sth, at II
O'Clock noon, for the shooting Of Gov
eminent stock, per head, per month,
till January ], 1891.
II. y. HEBBARD,
Road Supervisor.
Honolulu, July 90, 1920. G14 q
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IE::hSEnOL.DS:

Lease from the Hawaiian GoyerG-
ment. Vi IA acres of lands, knnwn as
kipuIii, yearly rental $3.50, expires
June q, 1892. n portion OF lhis iaDii
q acres sub!ct TO ii Cninanan for rice,
for $50 wear.
Lease from Commissioner OF CrONl!
Lands, OF lands known as Waiomao and
Puhele. area 9t6 acres, yearly rental
S5hh. lease expires .i@u. / 1904.
Lease rom D. W. pauuhi, Of Ill
acres vi land OF Kckio. yearly RENAL
$500. Il portion Ut this land undel
cultivation OF rice By Chinese who have
paved $1,000 year. the reservoir sup
plying most OF the wafer, lease expire
in July. 1901.
Lease from II. 4. II. 1iliuOka!aui
Of land known rs Kaanwclon. ga acres
y.arl, rental $50, lease expires in May
.SF2.
Lease from y. W. Pauahi. ~ land o
Kekio, about 500 acres, yearly rei,ta
$500, lease expires Oct, 1891,
Lease from Hawaiian Government, q
land of Waahiia, 1876 acres, yearly rent
! al 5000. lease expires in Aug, 1888.
Lease from Trustees of Bishop Estat
| of WaahiIa, 800 acres, yearly rentn
| $500, lease expires August, 1893
LeG;e from :. Kawa. ahd hesaui Of
| pieces OF land in Waiamau and Keki
ga acres, yearly rental s2l, lease OK
| pirrs in augnst, 1854.
The lands of Nnahila 4S6 acres n
now bringing ii rental under an agree
| lnent with Portuguese of $500 Il year.
There are about acres oi taro AlmU!
ripe which will be sold with The Ian
| uDon which Ii is growing
I he income from Oranges, Lime
Coffee, Etc. and Pasn,ragc hay
amounted to about $500 u year.
The property above set forth has
laborer's house. Slaughter house a,
other ranch buildings upon them, and
bullock pens.
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executor & Trustees Sslo OF
REAL. ESTATE,
Leases, Cattle, Horses,
E5tc., Etc, Etc.

By direction OF CECIL BROWN, tx
ecutor 81 Trustee of the Last VIII and
Testament of Philip Milton. deceased,
am directed 10 sell OF Public Auction,
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In SATURDAY, August 2nd,
Ar 10 n'CL0CEk 4. NJ,

At tho Farm House in palolo Valley,
Honolulu. Oahu. all the following
described Property, suitable
for Ranch purposes:
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Two systems Of cremation are fol.
lowed in Milan. by one Of which the
body is burned in . furnace surrounded
by wood and charcoal, while by the
9th er the combustion is brought about
through . number OF jets Of gas which
cast their heat upon the furnace from
all sides When wood and charcoal arc
employed, about six hundred pounds OF
wood and one Of charcoal are found
necessary. and the process lasts two
hours When gas is used. all that in
consumable in the body Is burned up in
less than>6fty minutes The body may,
in ordinary cases Be intruduced into the
furnace with @ without the coma. But
il death has been caused BY some in.
fictitious disease. the coin and BODY
must b bsrned tdgttheE. The weight
OF the remains after cremation, In the
form of honss and dust 10 about four
poundA They are In color Of pure
white. tinee4 hero and there With .
delicate pink; and il Is . rule never to
touch them With the had The boaes
and vestiges Of bones (which are Tor de
most part burned into povdee) {
taken up With silver tonga while Tie
ashes are removed from the fuznaco
with . silver shovel 20 b placea q .
silver dish and ehea deposited in N
urn for retention In TIE cineesxiuA
Hese tie ashes aFo preserved IN 49,,
rate oomNFtne0AA eaeh vitA . s1iA.
able Inscription lsaestA M-W0nh
stoe 1ovieR
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
HUMPHREY REELECTED.
Chairman lBucham Says the Governor Z
Kansss Has . Plurality OF 5000.

Chairman lBuchan says the Governor o
Kansas Has . Plurality Of 5000.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. chairman
Buchan. Of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee, makes the following
statement:
Governor Humphrey is elected by a
plurality OF upwards OF j. 900 votes The
committee has verified statements o,
the votes Of counties showing . total OF
1856. as follows: Humphrey. lOa. AS;
Willis, %. 156; Robinson. 81, lGa.
COwley. Labettc. Barton. Cofey.
Kingman, Lyon and eighteen small
western counties are yet to be heard
from. These counties will poll from
&c. 600 to 80. 900 votes
Governor Humphreys plurality is
now 1859. The remaining counties
will increase rather than diminish Gov.
ernor Humphreys plurality.
Advices by wire from Cow.cy. Labette.
Barton, Coffey. Kingman and Lyon
Counties show that with the exception
of Kellogg for AttOrney.Gcneral, the
entire Republican ticket has been
elected by over 6, 600 plurality.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

This seems . pasaicx. bas u h ex.
plained by ~ Of New fosAs sxhes;
raen. al don't coans my wealth In
doJlan" he SAIL. what arr all uy
poaseAaicns % me. since ! arm q ,srs,sn
Of consumption. Ny Doctor ,~lls mo
that have bot . few uscafhs Go live.
Tor the di&rae u incaahic- ! am poor
ef than that begyar ycodcr.- Hat
interrupted the irscnd Ia Whom he sveke,
Consumption oss b. eur~d II sahen
10 time. DIR. ficsces Colden Medical
Discovery viii eradicate every vessire
Of the disease frpm you ssss~sn.- In
try it, aaii The mIiiionaisv, and he did.
and to-day there IL not . healthier.
happier maj 10 be found apywhese.
The Discovery" strtkcs az tho sea! az
the complaint. Coasamptioa h . dr.
case Of the blooi-is nothing morc noe
less than lung -scscfula ard Il aso
and dos yield 70 this wcsjestui svmsdy.
"Go.d~n Medical Discovery" is MOI
only an sekno~!cdged remedy for that
terribly fatal malady. when taken In
time and given . fair TRIAL. but also sor
all forris Of ScYofnlous skin and scalp
Diseases. As White Suel,ings Fever
sores Hip tSnt Dis~asc. Salt Yheum.
Te'ter. Eczema Bost. Carbuneie. Ery.
sipelas and kindred ailmentA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
ILLINOIS CHANGES FRONT.
The state Democratic aud the Same rarty
Secures y Majority OF the Congressman
Result Du Wisconsin.

The State Democratic and h Same rarty
Secures q Majority or the COnEressmen-
Result la Wisconsin.
CHICAGO. Nov. Sat last tho returns
from the State Of Illinois have become
sufficiently complete TO decis.
lively tho result on the State ticket
The Democrats have won. and Edwin s
Wilson. Of O!ney, Is elected State
Treasurer by II ia6. and Henry Raah. Of
Belleville. Superintendent OF Public
Instruction by sc. IA
The exact vote will not be ascertained
until the returns have been canvassed
and tent to the Secretary Of State at
Springfield. But the complete returns
leave no doubt that the result is as
herein stated. and that the entire Dem.
ocratic State ticket is elected.
Returns also show that in addition to
the Democratic gains ~hercretofore al
nounced in their Congressional districts
Congressman Payson and Hill had also
been defeated and Snow and Stewart
Democrats. elected. In response to a
request for information. Congressman
Hill and Payson have t~elegraphed the
Associated Press conceding their defeat
tho former by $50 and the latter 500 to
700. This makes the Congressional
delegat on from Illinois stand fourteen
Democrats and six Republicans
PECK AND HIS BAD BOYS.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. S-Oficial
returns from the First district show the
election OF Clinton Babbitt. d.. over
II. A. Cooper. r This leaves only one
Republican Congressman in Wisconsin,
Haughen, in the Eighth district, who
has about 1000 ma or ty, and Bartlett
the Democratic candidate. threatens to
make q contest. .
The Republican suffer a net loss Of
six Congressman, besides the Legisla-
ture, which will probably elect ex-
Secretary Villas to succeed Senator
Spooner. although other candidates are
springing up
Peck, n, for Governor. has . major
ity Of about loco.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
s.laaR "a NaAn Mnne1.

and "How 20 Sacc.cd In Life are absorb
Ing theme. 20 everyone In this cooHssr;ion
The -afsr's aiirnticn ~ Salics In an stscr.
ii>erncn, in thi> paper a! Tho barrows
brothers Company Of tl~seiAnd. ohsc, cae
of tire Iary~., ard e.ss kaawn booS houses
Ia the United Ssatss Any representation
they make csn H. relied upon, and there
need bc no hesitation In senditg sh~m
noney For 81 az they propose 10 saot .
boox giving = ia-.sc nou Of valuable sh
formation Better read ;hc al pretty Carc-
fully and see II yu9 do Eo. want X
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

uAREIsONvILLE, Mo. Nov. Fifty
or sixty whitecaps entered Freeman.
about e miles west OF this place. and
going into . dive supposed to have been
run By Andy Sprsdling emptied his
liquor into the street Local option Ii
. Law in Freeman, but owing 70 insus.
hcient evidence they have been unable
to convict any one.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
Busiaeas Coed.

New YORK, Nov. S-R q. Dun Zoos
Weekly Review Of Trade says:
The volume Of business both domes-
tic and foreign. continues large beyond
precedent and in character prosperous
The elections interrupted business but
little and the result has had no percep-
tible effect as yet upon trade. though
some fear that the extension of manu-
features may be checked by uncertainty.
The monetary situation is substantially
unchanged
The reports from all parts Of the
country show that business is large and
healthy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

PARsA Nov s-Fosr Aundred dsse-
gates from the manufacturing censers
OF France me ~ the Hotel Coatinensal
70 consider ~ Gosesnosetis 0siR peo.
pcsaiA ~ DynssA psesiAent Of ths
Lyons Climber OF CooDese-. presided
Resol1tons we're sdepsed prosestzae
against The preeeetioa policy q sAs tar
sooa OF raw nateesalA 4 coonisano
vas eIsessd entitled Gales Sos freeing
nv nsssrial and foe The dessass oe DE-
export tradss-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
Ch.,,e.eed Critic.

PARIS Nov. 7.-Msurice Bernhardt,
the son Of Sarah Befnhardt has chal.
lenged NJ. Mourey. . dramatic critic. "a
fight . duel The challenge has been
accepted and the duel will takc place
to-day. The affair Is the result OF n.
Mourey's comments upon Nine. Bern
hardts performance in CLEOPATRA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Neo sod wcmea both eule% frvsa weak.
oeas md kes Of stFeogth women. bow
ev0e, su6ef Der0 eaAn nea- No deaf
have those beafiag down palaa. Ne hsas Al
weak woussu's cxtsirnrv Both. however.
hare thesS dissy spelIA, both hrrsoan skcsy
.oas Of srp~sstal their tnck % encsvy, TIA;
seeiinG Of WEAKNESS and constant fs,i9uc
10th bxome lanxuid. tsstpsd. and hsr "a
either hardly secms worth living. Thcs
kidneys arc weak and Npcsn wasting away
rheir livers are inactive. thesr sioaASrhs dis
ordered. their bowels irregular. Osi foci
tsh. foolish men and vomeai why viii you
nos seek the wuy 20 health and ssr~1sta.
Otherx ~ miserable as~ yourselves arc BON
In tss full enjoyment Of happy. soyoss life
simply bccsssc they put PREF udiccs aside Ana
bs-xan Q uso OF that e1crilent alfcrauss
known ~ Dr. John Balls S~s-sapsr,lAA AsS
your ueixLnors who hare used II wsa; shry
ihIsk sbou. H. Ask yogr druggist foS Z
bottle, and dSp't TAX any other.
ruR u h-aa's motto. Consider shs
Lsics. 81 coarse. bat kcsp yogr cye ga :s~
Nsbeis and the G~egtrurtes, o -SoEscsysi.S
Y,,,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

HAETgOsn. Coma. Nov. THE 6rs,
session OF the 9TH ANIMAL convention
OF Christian vorkers In the United
States and Canada opened here With .
large sttendance. Rev. 4 r Torrey.
OF Chicago. chairman Of the couyentien,
delivered IN sddresA. which was fol.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

LEXINGTON. No, New Henry Bas.
com. editor Of the Register. ~puiverised
. man who wanted % ''see the editor"
and W. b Powell special correspond
eit knocked two men cus in one round.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
THE KANSAS DELEGATION


The MeRbers-E Elect.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. The latest
returns show that Frederick. L, il
elected over Moonlight D., in the
First district by 500 plurality. All
the other Republican Congressmen
but Funston arc defeated. The
next Congress .onal delegation from
Kansas will therefore stand: First dis.
trict Case Broder ok (R); Second. Z.
H. Funston (R): Third, h II. Clover
a.; Fourth, John G. Otis (A.); Fifth.
John Davis (A.): Sixth. William Baker
tA.), and Seventh, Jerry Simpson fA.l.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

HAVE no cgra! a. a prompt and positive
cure for SEX hradachc. bilinusDrss, con sfi.
patton, pain In the s.uc. and ali liYcr troubles
Carter . Little Liver Pills Try them
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

OTTAWA. Ont, Nov. 6-Thes Cabinet
Council has after due de~liberation de-
c ded that Birchall shall Be executed
next Friday. The Cabinet was unani-
nous in iS opinion IS to the guilt Of
Btrchall and consequently that the law
ohoald take it, course
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

CHICAGO Nov z.-Cha:ruan Tinley,
Of the Western Passenger Association.
has authorized all lines doing business
between Kansas CITY And St Louis 70
meet the sealpen' rates By . redscron
from $50 20 e 50
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
Co.oaxr,sio. At xhrevepors.

SHREVEPORT, La, Nov. She most
disastrous Ore ever had in this city oc-
cured yesterday morning about .
o'clock. The are started in the third
story Of Sour &Co . hardware store and
the entire block wAs consumed. LosA
$50. 600; insurance. S24:. OOO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

"Yoc werc dissatisfied With yocr Paste,
lone months agor' Yes" .Hs. bc re
aligned y-tr' NO; bs; tic Congregation
ls.f-Yenowius's News
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

\ MAN asks n wouaE's love before be
marrics her, after marriage he Demands
ter gratitude Atchisou labs
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

LIKE Oh Upon Troubled Waters is Hates
Honey OF horch0und aud Tar u;oa a cold
Pixies Toofhscae Drops cure in one minute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

LoxDox Nov a-The woman arrsst-
ed foe shooting Dr. Bright OF Oxford.
IS Miss Kate RiOrdAA Il 10 supposed
that she was made jealous BY the pros
pect that Mr.. Bti9hfs daughter Wa
abcut 70 marry Mr. Haine4 Who former.
j. paid attentioas 10 Miss RioeaAA. AE.
hainos declares that he was nevee e.
g1gsa 70 Niss Riocdan. and that she q
lahoeing under IN insane delusioa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

By the exp.oaioa Of sAsll at Fort
Maasuurth. New York hasboe, EasA-
aAlsl Chapoan, ocdnaDce >eoGR vas
killed and three other privssss baAly
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

0U1Eo Lam Deek, Laahage. 1etesaaa0
from 1oisoa Ivy md 1utsea 0esmaks,
epsainsd AAkiss, 0vsrinss, YsoaA1saA.
coatEactsd1 useles. 1aas 0eck, Iaealys1A,
1sttss. 0tf4 Jot.ss, CfosD, 0iek 1ssAasAs
aaA IN8v0U0 HAOAC". = vf1 esO
that 80 lnn 49, bseveso - Asu1AseA
M II. YRI@ 20 0w1D AIDol.oo
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

from warmth to chill, from bloom to
baroness from everlasting June to .
sterile December. II I we're going Il,
Palestine rs . botanist and to study
the flora Of the land, I would 60 in
March. but 1 went rs . minister OF
Christ to study Jesus. and so l went in
December.
The town OF Bethlehem, to my sur
prise. Is in the shape Of . horse shoe,
the houses extending clear onto the
prongs OF the horse shoe The whole
scene moro rough and rude than can be
imagined. Verify. Christ did not choose
. soft genial place in which to be born.
The gate through which our Lord
entered this world was . gate Of rock, .
hard. cold gate. and the gate through
which he departed was . swing gate Of
s~harrened spears We enter . gloomy
church built BY Constantine over the
place in which Jesus was born Fifteen
lamps burning day and night and from
century to century light our way to the
spot which all authorities, Christian
and Jew and MohammedaR. agree upon
being the place OF our Saviour's birth.
and covered by . marble slab marked
BY . silver star sent from Vienna and
the words: Here. Jesus Christ Vas
born Of the Virgin NARY
But standing there ! thought though
this is the place Of the nativity. how
different the surroundingsof the Wintry
night in which Jesus eame! At that
time 1t was . khan or cattle pe1 Ivis-
tied one Of these khan& now standing
md looking just - In Chrasts time
We rode in under the srched entrance
ma discounted. We found the build
In9 Of stone and around n open square
without root Tho building IL more
thaa 3 900 years old Il 10 two stories
m. In the center are csmelA horses
nd muleA Caravans halt hero for the
light Of during . long storm
The open square II large enough 70
lccommodate . whole herd OF cattlaI .
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

SNoNYsCOy.
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t~sth EGsfes so>s
cary Gee savss-
<au- a~s fs>e
t.s dass bstt ~
srss end yea kass
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HIAnr1rs CAS-
nv Woskfo &
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luAAS WINCH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-29
Daniel Longs Fine Physique.

The appearance of Daniel Long, of the
Trimount Athletic club of Boston, at sew
eral athletic games in the vicinity of New
York recently has caused considerable com
ment concerning his wonderfully fine ply
sique. When P. DAWN, Of Ireland, had
amateur athletic circlesin Great Britain
talking of his wonderful powers seven or
eight years ago it was thought that no
one would be seen like him for many years.
DAWN was good at throwing weights, and
half dozen years ago held the best rec
ords in the world for the running high and
broad jumps, #. 81 in and GO #. in.
respectively The combination he dis
played of strength for weight throwing
and activity for jumping was spoken Of as
wonderful. His height was feet, and his
weight 1873 pounds in athletic clothes.
He was very why, but indications are
that Long will prove to he even q better
one, for although he is one inch shorter he is
nearly fifteen pounds heavier, and already
has made records at throwing weights
which DAWN never approached. Longs
jumping this spring has been phenomenal,
and at the running high jump at his club
games on July 4 he cleared #. III in,
winning it and beating other good men
who have records close TO feet The
ground was poor, which adds extra merit
to Longs performance. Although Long
is little more stockily built than Dawn
he has the same why sinews, and he and
DAWN would make team unapproachable
by any ether two athletes for all round
weight throwing and jumping now on the
path.