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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-24
WATER NOTICE.

In accordance with Section 1. of
Chapter XVI of the Laws of 1886:
All persons holding water privileges
or those paying water rates. are hereby
notified that the water rates for the
term ending June 80. 1897, will be due
and payable at the Office Of the Homo
lulu Water Works, on the LIST day OF
January, 1897.
All rates remaining unpaid Tor fifteen
days after they are due viii be subject
to an additional 10 per cent.
Rates are payable at the Office of the
Water Works in the Kapuafwa Build
ing
ANDREW BROWN.
superintendent Honolulu Water
Works.
Honolulu II. l.. Dec. II, 1896.
4485-12t
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At the same time and place will also
be sold Lots "A and Is, Olaa, contain
ing 100 acres, upon the following con
ditions, viz:
Upset price: $500: one-fouth pur-
chase price to be paid on day of sale
and remainder in equal instalIments in
one, two and three years, with interest
Lat the rate of 8 per cent per annum.
Cultivation and improvements to be
begun during the first year and con-
tinue during succeeding two years.
twenty-five C25) per cent of the land
to be put under cultivation and other
Improvements of the value of $500 to
be made before the end of the third
year At the end of third year, if fun
amount of cultivation and improve
ment has been made with full payment
of purchase price, and all conditions
10 such date fulfilled, a Patent Grant
for the premises will issue.
All applicants or purchasers must
possess the qualifications and make the
sworn declaration, as required of APP
plicants. for Rights of Purchase Leases
and Cash FreehoIds.
Full particulars can be obtained a.
the Public Lands Office, Honolulu, OF
at the office OF the Sub-Agent in HiIO.
J. F. BROWN.
Agent Of Public Lands
Dated Dec. y, 1896. 1885, 1823-td
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Insurance Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the gen
eral agency of The Germania Life In
surance Company of New York. has
been placed in the hands of Messrs. J.
Alfred Nagoon and A. V. Gear.
J. Alfred Magoon viii have charge
OF the collection of renewal premiums
and viii act as the Company's Attor-
ney.
A. V. Gear viii act as agent for the
Company in securing new business.
J. ALFRED MACON and
A. Y. GEAR.
General Agents of the Germania Life
Insurance Co. of New York for the
Hawaiian Islands. 44S5-1m
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On Saturday, January ,, 1897, L
o'clock noon, at the office of J. KaeIe-
makule, Kailua will be sold at auc-
ton, under the provisions of the Land
Act for Cash FreehoIds, Government
lot known as Lot 1, Puaa, North Kona.
Area: S.73 acres.
Upset price: $3492.
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CHRISTMAS SERVICES.

St Andrews Cathedral Christmas
services: Christmas Eve, o'clock.
evensOng with Christmas carols; on
Christmas Day. $50, holy commun-
ion CHawaiian); 100. holy communion
CEnglish) and choral; II, Nautilus;
$3.50, evensong CHawaiian); Z. even
song CEnglish).
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On FRIDAY, January 18th, u o'clock
noon, at the Office OF 2. d. Baldwin,
HiIo, will be sold under the provisions
of the Land Act for Cash Freeholds.
Lot No. 80 at Olaa, containing 50
acres.
Upset price: $500.
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CHAPTER V.

THE MISSION OF COMMISSIONER BLOUNT.
Appointment Of Commissioner Blount-His Arrival in
HOnoulu-The Hauling down of the T. S Flag
reception of ROyast Committees, etc-The Bowen
Sewall EpisOde-Col BOunt's warning to American
Cl1zens-The NOrdhOf Libel Case-Co Claus
Spreckels' Demand Onspiracies- BIount's In
vestgations-HisR Report. Pages ........... 70 or
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The second congregation of St. An
drew's Cathedral viii have only one
service on Friday. Christmas Day. 1t
viii commence at $3.50 o'clock in the
morning. in charge of Rev. Alex. Mack
intosh. The following music viii be
rendered by the choir of ladies' and
gentlemen:
Hymn-Hark the Herald Angels
Siug- Observation-Disclosures. Mendelssohn
TIE Deum in Major ..........V ogricl
Jubilate in Major. --....... SchiHing
Anthem-There Were Shepherds
Abiding in the Field Dudley Buck
Solo by Miss McGrew
Hymn-O. Come All We Faithful.
----..--- .-.. .AdeSte FIdeles
Festival Responses ........... Tails
Following this service there viii 5e
a celebration Of the holy communion.
at which the Rev. Alex Macintosh
viii be assisted by the Rev. H. b. Colt
waltz.
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CHAPTER II.

UNDER THE CONSTITUTION 1887
The Question of the Royal VetO-COnspiracies-
posed Commercial Treaty with the u. S.-Legislative
Session of 1890-AccessiOn of Liiuokalani-EquaI
Rights League-Legslature of 1892 Triumph of the
Queens Party. Pages Observation-Disclosures. 2:
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PART II UNDER The PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
CHAPTER ".

NEGOTIATIONS WASHINGTON.
Treaty of Observation-Disclosures Of Hon Paul Neumann
Mission of Mr. Davies and Princess KauIani-
NIIhdIaWaI OF the Treaty. Pages ............7 It's
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The lightest wood known is that of
the anOna palustris of Brazil. which is
much lighter than cOEu. The heaviest
is the iron bark of Aus,gia which
weighs nearly 100 pounds TO she cubic
foot.
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CHAPTER VI.

PRESIDENT cLEvELAND's ATTEMPT THE QUEEN
Hon. A > Willis Appointment and nstructions-His
Arrival at Honolulu Negotiations with the Elk
Queen-Mass Meeting at the Drill Shed-Ari
OF the COrwin with fresh Instructions to Minister
Willis - The Presidents Message "BIack
Week in Observation-Disclosures Willis renewed Inter
views with the Queen-Ar. J. O. Carriers Mediation
The Demand for the Restoration Of the Queen
President DoIes Reply to the Demand-Presidcnt
Doles Letter Of Specifications Pages ......... Oil
Supplement A Report of Col J. II. BIoun Pages 135-I
Supplement B. Report of the Senate Committee
oH FoIeiSn <AHaIfs. RACES 1872
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For Sale by the Hawaiian News Co.
and Thrum's Uptown Book Store
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Bicycle Repairing.

\ full line Of Bicycle Sundvies and
parts always on hand.
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WILLIAM O. SMITH.
Minister of Foreign Affairs ad interim.
Foreign Office. December %. 1896.
449O-5t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-28

Beaumont and Kansas CITY and assessed
the damages a., $500. The Calf and In
terstate application was heard to-day, hut
no decision had been rendered by the COM
mfttee at 1880 O'Clock tonight.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. w II. Trent of Goldthwaite Is in
the city VISITING her sister. Mis-. J. u.
Cohsr.
The Southern rac.fic pay car arr, ed
this afternoon and relieved the financial
depression among It's employees at this
pcinj.
II. $. Hammond. general manaser Of
the Texark ma and Fort Smith railroad,
sycnt iodly in Beaumont and por, Arthur
IL. king after construction matters. with
Engineer Robinscr MIR. hammond leaves
70. Houston IN the morning.
The mana cement of the TcNarkana and
Fctt SMITH Nilrcad has arranged their
81 h,dule 50 thHt cNcursl ,rists TO Port
Arthur tomorrow can return III ;.Ec TO
Witness the hall game between LAKE
charles and Beaumont. The excursion to
Port Ar;hur will he nun under the aus
picss Of the band. and the band boys have
n W agreed TO return on the carly train
and furnish music for the ball game
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NEUROLOGICAL.

.ARR1NGToN-Burloe. Texas. June cs.-
Mrs a. Arlington died last night at IL
O'Clock, She leaves large family and
hosts of friends 10 mourn their loss.
RAINES-A,stin, Texas. June 27.-The
remains of Mrs. c. w. Raines, who died
shortly after midnight this morning Will
be taken TO Round Rock tomorrow for
burial
STEwART-Cr rocket, Texas June a.
Colonel w. a Stewart, one of the oldas,
attorneys in the county. died at the Aid
rich house Yesterday evening at o'clock
from an overdose of sirychnine. taken
accidentally. He was buried by the Ma
sonic fraternity today.
MEYER E.linger. Texas. JUNE e7.-pted,
on the 2oh instant, of remttent fever
since lived az B.rEi Hts remains wer..
inferred in tho family cemetery at that
two daughters.
M'DoNALD-W heelock, Texas, June ~
Mrs. Nancy Mcdonald, aged - years.
died of congestion of tho stomach. She
settled here IN 1915. She was inferred in
the Shiloh cemetery. Her husband. aged
Is years, SIN survives her, hut is In a
critical condition and is not expected T.,
live lorg.
Died, AT his home. this morning At &
o'clock, MIR J \. Corley. a prominent
zens. Of TYPHOID fever and h-morrhagc
of the bowels Mr.. Corley was loved and
respected by all who knew him He
was a good Christian and member Of
the Mcthod.s, Episcopal church. south
or tbs place. and the Sunday school su.
child. '
EWING-Palestina. Texas, June 81
Colonel ]. W. Ewing. aged Gs wears. died
here This morning AT $50 O'Clock. after a
.onR illness. and WAS buried this after
noon at O'clock, with Masonic honors
i'rceassed was veteran newspaper man.
being one of the owners of the DAILY
was a noble soldier of the lat4 war aud
late commander Of the Confederate can,p
here He leaves wife and several chill
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TIE Tl,Rr.

c-s..-~4l rps.c,ing ~ Favor4t~r Made tho
Boos 80 Happy.
View Yprk. June y -1ners was a gen
ere PARTING u fayorfo> a, she.psh-ad
bay y,sY 4ad as 8 Consequence the lay
- - aeo- w~rs happy Summaries.
i.'e ~ onRs. r~tng Misery II, rs
tiS>4-.i. ~ - J. Won Dr. jim, q fcoylicl.
~ sfcoHr hHmp s. w .Lkcr) I 20
: .r3fc q3uis l-G ~
~, ~ fgf.ersS ronslrBo. ~ fslotn), II
~ "p-- TIE ~eln. ~ 1ersen). ! 10
:. '''T r'ls ~ "fH'ay@r ~ tDogg-ifJ, q 20
& r'fr1 T;me . n 10
<s3sy- et2Sea. f4rJrty colrse- Divide.
- lfg.sri. - J! NOT. Winged Foot III
on z.--s7sl o. g. s-sonA, SeDT,ish
',Hn. ~ 'Tsr.lp . ~ 5. third. Time.
'paey ls&aa handicap. sa furlongs
lfai 8Hi 80 Njf1fDnl % 10 ], won. Glen
'nnTr- =. fIarsV. : 10 :. second, RIhi-
81. III fDDs1~'l 10 I. th.rd Time.
s,Ai,ie ard ore el>fah, selling jefferson.
~ uilta' W. N !. won. Sir Dixon D.
" tbnitrDj ~ s,,ond The Brayon.
81 thlo1ri. 80 :, tn.rd Time. llp
Ni'r ana b.Htee ~ COUNSELLOR Howe.
19s I)ngNn'J, 80 ~ !. Won; Marshall ui
a. HID, 70 J. s.eond. Long Boacn, ig.
toims). TO 3 tn.ri Tim. / 81 2-s
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SENSATIONAL INDI(liE7
City Officials and co,t,....
San Antonio IN rre,,,.
BILLS FOUND BY THE GRAND !,
Tho Mayor Accused a,
in Connection Win ~ ssA
Ing OF sewer coa,,,s. -

San Antonio Texas Jun. I'm \
jury wound up its bushes. 4.
sensational report. Among m. v
ments reported were:
One against Mayor E!mendo,,
wsih accepting bride.
j. b. Hindry. George n w..
Aaron Fancoast. charged with -.
mayor.
Aaron Pancoast. charged IN, b
before grand jury.
N. Mackey. charged with hx,. =.
ed In contract made with thu ~.
c. X. Brenemen, charged with ~.
ment by agent. private person :. 9.
ship.
Fancoast is city engineer ana y.
IS an alderman.
Inc indictments for bribery M
of the sewer matter.
Mayor Elnendorf Is eccusea :,
ing n bride on or about January u }
from Hindry, Kalteyer and r.r,....
""'ch Hindry was to put one ,ts.
men TO work on the streets In -.
ing system of sewers, ten dan NJ
the day on which an ele,tion " /.
held for city officers. which .lee,s, !.
to be held on the second Ncod,,
February. 1926. and tho men wen 4
used to assis, IN securing the sA.,..
Henry Elmendorf as mayor. ana n. !.
Henry Elmendorf did then and ~.
cept the same from the said J. r. Hna
@. II. kalteyer and A. naneoas:. unl
an agreement and with an uuderslandI
that the act. opinion. decision and Nj
men. of the said Henry Elmsndorf ~
be Influenced In his action q 70 whsl
or not ne should sign certain eouta
for the construction of the sewer syn,
which contract the city council thex
awarded to J. b. Hindry, and which d
tract was in tho hands Of Henry Elm
dorf. awaiting his signy,ure In hI d
cial capacity as mayor.
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LAroNrA ENTRIES.

Six furiongs. selling-tieo. W. Bailey los
Half Mine ic5 Glad io3. Isabel rs. Dorothy
Motiio. Travis. Blown Jewel %. Cecil
Princes prn1 q.
one mile Black SIX liz Resplendent lo7
Raymond. Jerry Mack rs. Prairie lH
VI IS Maxim. LAfra 100 Miss :. 70.
Five furlong>. selling Lady Rover. lila
Hunger l05. Carlo,ta c los, Turtle Dove
;pl Dulciuea ~. Forfeit. The Blossom.
Queen oi LIARS. Mertie Reed q.
Milo and a quarter. selling voorhees, ic9.
Ie BANJO ~ Rasper los. Grannon i6,
Eurkmore iN
Eve furlcrEs-The Planet. Tho Pluto
crst. Areoraut, King Morgan Three Bars,
flciow, coyington. Ky Il squn III. cart.
ps.rsall 10 Holy Number. Gammodion,
inckory Lat. WIN wallace. III 1ropico.
What er Lou iG. DICK o loi.
SIX furlongs. ~eiitls cyclone H. Mate
~. SIR ngvaie laI Carte l.yls, Lucy Lee
~ Anna Garth IN. kowalsky III. Ner-
chant =. Remnant n ~
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AN INDIGNANT K q. y" /,

Richmond, Va. June he heft
fear that Mrs. Davis oan no. , NJ d 4
carly in advance Of the ooHaecied.
n ,.h,, e w,.lies here that she ~ Richs11
iiaay New York tomorrow 10 ~ do y, n
She IL, however no.. anil Monday IN
certainly Gun not s'ai. until her 80
Winnie will not come, suiering IN IN
does. The latter II stu s" tie resas
spraincd ankle. when ~
Pisyy .,sw ash South of this cl' "a dea
mr. ~ .,,,ish IS the editor, hs ,ncn ths y
IN Nc issue commenting 4 pos ton y.
that no lew has been s.vteerserate Isup'
Connection with the article ,dys'
here. The South IN TINS inrn,,nrress!on " y
I'VE were under ' tne VAS to be ~
next weeks Celebration nnt aware ~. ~.
federate one. and werG io,,s slgianss,sil
Possessed any reiisio'cso me 10 M@
whateyer. Now that We 10 lew ~
Il we are reminded thar snreater
as ass rned a position OF III lie
49, N The execution ~ MI nay =
,ueep.s programme. 30 ai,r, he sihc3I
" e IN ended that this x , ~ IL
rnas., ,,r desire than that nos.ti6
IRON, gu. '.nnointei 10 any SAINT
sn"us" " . a Jew, hut al ~, AZ moi -
we mn n,ain thft tney s, fact"
Or. Calish Is one o. su,th.
Young rabbis In the eSs
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A HAPPY FASHION.

When vas fashion SO happily hi, s,pon
AS rirls with the bikes they SO grace
fully SIT upon "
Founding his brains to isg up a new spt.
upon, 'T ~" ''"''
ppampling the cynac his spite to emit upon.
I,n ,s'S IN iencirnl rapers arc writ upon.
upon - az
covered with garments that don't sit a.
Figure thai dalnilcst frook wouldn't fit
split upon "'e
merely matter of toys
-I/ou1On WorId
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CLups' PERCENTAGE.
CLUES.


Paris, Texas. June 1.-THE Frenchmen
Toasted on Buffalocs again today. Both
sides played good ball. bu, the home team
outpiayed The visitors on every part OF the
ground. In the eighth inning. when Jan'-
zen made two base nit with two men
on bases the Bufa.ocs lost their equiltb-
rum and argued the matter i'll a bolster
Gus manner with Umpire 81. Clair. APP
parsutiy forgeiful of the experience OF
Snatf-r who mad to pay a fine IN the re-
corners court OF SO. - this morning TOR
USING vulgar and rrofaue Language yes
,efGay. nesiles the 81 ne was nned by
'he umpire. The official score:
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BRENNAN SCHOOLS

Bronhanl, Texas June ~ The Brsnham
r. r. Harrison. Harry Haynes W w
Wood. Abe Harrison and e. W Winkle
mann, met las, evening in called session
anu 'r9 nsacie" IN" following business:
1erfnan ins'ructorship at salary OF $3.50
per a'lnnm to succeed Miss j., MART
Mr ~ Is, HARRISON was reelected to
me rlace Of presloni
MI Z. W. Winkelmnnn was s.e- elected
secretary for the crsung year.
o,c AT, Ar,nur Wangemann, the newly
~, member Of the board was Initiated
ihe sumo janitors were reelected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-28
SECRET ORDERS.

Calvert, Texas, June 27.--Bancroft lodge
No. li7, knights of Pyihias, has elected
term A. oderbolz. c. G.; NJ. X. Brennan.
v. c.: Sig Epstein. NJ. at A.. II. >,
Bergen, IL of Il. and s.; E. Pei,sch. NJ.
of II: j. =. McLendon, NJ. of Il.
Calvert. Texas. June 2I.-Calvert en-
campment. No. i3. Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows. elected the following off,
c. r., 7. w. Franz, S. w, NJ y
Cuzzeri, treasurer, II. Munelt, scribe.
wellborn, Texas June 27.-Adam Royder
lodge. No. rs Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons, celebrated 81. Johns Day with
a barbecue and picnic combined and pub
address delivered by Bro. j. Il. -iaves
was short and elaborate,
Bro. w. II. Nall of Bryan. who was
chosen Installing officer. made a very in
terest!ng talk on the good of Free Ma
sonry; the duty one brother owed TO an
other the duty of the officers and the
around Master Mason's mother. widow,
wife, sister and daughter. which was ex-
ceedingly good and appropriate.
srn; iiarvev Mitc.sll of Bryan. the old
then gave a history of Free Masonry In
THIS county. which was listened to with
much pleasure.
Tho reading of "Prayin' Gin" by our
worthy ma'ron. Sister J. F. Eaves. was
also very interesting and enjoyed by ALL
Officers installed were: Il. II. Royder
W. NJ G.. a. Diokerson. s. w; a. W.
Royder, }. w, j. T.. Royder secretary; A.
n. Eaves. treasurer; w. G.. Williams
tier W. 5. Wood. chaplain. j. II. Mid
dleton. $. u. j. +. Farquhar. i D.; w.
n. Parker and J. r. Nelley. marshals.
This was the grandest time ever wit
messed in Wcllhorn. as there a super
abundance of the incest barbacucd meats
richest viands of every description, coffee
lemonade aud ice water free to every one
Masons and their friends from all over
the county We're present.
The day passed off unusually pleasant
ana everybody had glorious good time
at the. hall until late In the afternoon.
when the young people and some old ones
-repaired to- the hospitabl.. home of MIR
ana Mrs a. II. Eaves. where the light
fantastic tip was INDUCED in until late
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TRIED LYNcHING.
Police Necessary to Quiet . Me-"
n, Mobile u

Police Nee sSSary 10 SAo.
al Mobile -
Mobile, Ala. juno GA youHs !.
bow was bathing in a creek closs y ~.
nome. when some colored 30" =
brickbats at him, He re'aliateo : y.
stahb.d in the left arm and w0 y Il 4 {
hean E,,,t.i hmt FOR the services o IA n
ooiored man. who kile"
carried him off n po'p'. lad procmd
ON reaching nome tno "a vxk ~
double barreied shotgun sSa',,t shes
to the scene of his hIst aa,,,s rxkrg \
saw two Of his assa arsI roth barrel
through swamp. ne NV"
but did not hi e1ther. .,,..d through Y
i he report then cirohls'Vha had w.
colorcd community ina. ssnmbled outr,!
both, and "A crowd soon n,,dsd that be
of his home. They deihan s',n,n,ary JUST
given up to them 10 mes' .,hsr lmpienes
and nourished guns ana wv" =,
IN their frenzy. ,. IN at Q ~
When the officers nros sr dispatches.
cour!ers had already Der, lion, and
raise the entire negro popurs a rope. !,
man had departed 10 p,I.na gangs Of
After breaking up an .,h,,i.d al conpel,
orad men and boys asssh oias cuered Y \
emf distances from the per reat extent :
dence and alluyins 10 ,s in the NY
fears of the white res nend 10 tho ci'y,
borhool, the police rcun,"hv the lntie1
Tho sensation created W white citni,
and the Indignation oil NV .nnreciatea
Of the city car only Ne ,,,ss contisa'
those who I've In coinhiunsinns
on the alert fof such oc0"
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SHARKEY CORDETT FIGHT.
The e1.Chsmpioa Has Lost Greatly
IL Vitality.
SOMETHING OF THE NEW "PuG" STAR
Has Not Yet Besn Properly Trainsd.
Hut Promises Rapid Development.
why Corbett Called Police.

San Francisco, June T.-Much absurd
stuff was printed here the morning ate.
tho Sharkey-Corbett fight aba; what the
tight showed. Eager admirers Of Sharkey.
who cont like Corbct;. declare thar the
ssllcr demonstrated he was = great fight
er, worthy to meet any man. What the
night proved was this.
/. Tina. corbc,t has lost greatly In VI
TALLY.
= Tha, he can not nlair;a.n his guard
against Wild rusaes of powerful man
Ike sharkey. who isn't ''phased" By heavy
blows at short range.
II proved coaciusively also that had Sui
Ivan adopted rushing tactics at New
Orleans he also would have broken Cor
belts guard, and the victory wo-ld have
bc..a his.
his right wrist anc arm. FOR he made no
real EFFORT 10 Keep Sha!key on, but In tho
I.rs. round rcsrrtsd 10 inhghune, in which
he was re match f3r the tremendously
powerful sailor. Part OF THIS may hay.
b-ssa due 10 corf,etts d.ss= 20 ont the
night N TWO rounds, as he had consio srabie
money on this lint. 50 he was compelled
TO mako nght which was as rough ana
tur ole as London prize rrg rules would
rerinN. with tne siag.. % cep-ion Of no
i4is. There u no question thst II Cor
f-+fis blows had nan the steam !? than
mat MS blows had when he fought Jack
son he would have dazei ihe sailor tn he
.fT- round t1r h. smashed fim 81 No
'fe and The irroai far aud square. and
Ea4rk-v WASH, ssri.usly hi.-f All IN.
uiows whicn cor''.i; rasuefi lu on the & H.
Of Sharkey's bead with MS righ, proved
Ineffective Cprhsf' copij not rea no
juFplaT on eiinss side. because shafNey's
neck is too short and ms shoulders 80
high TIA. the la't@- s>arvar as a perfec'
Fslfc. Ihe ~ ws fhar he aimed fof -h's
vital sr.ot ginnred ami io.k SharkAy about
aaH a u
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EDUCATIONAL.
HEMPSrEAn srurn1

Hampstead, Texas. juno 27.-At last
nights m"eting of the school hoard Mir
j. Il. Hubbard was elected DO succeed III.
West. resigned, ms assistant princjnaI of
the nigh school. and the selection is giving
universal satisfaction e'''"
colored school. resigned to arcen, Inc
ptlnt ipalsnip Al Navasota, and his sue
n,es,or viii he elected on the last Friday
Professor Pace. suyer,n,fsnaen, NJ M.
cl,N schools. recommended that none ex-
oept hrst grade applicants be considered
aiiu inc trustees seem To favor the sug-
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

Six and a half furlongs scilins--consue-
10 IS. Fassg. Ozark. Jr.. Bravo, Blue Light
Mates IS. keechier ioi. Jowal i0s Rheii
Goode. Dayezac, Eau CLAIRE Ill. Cas-. st.
Five furlongs. 2-year-olds - Satolillo
Merry Mount kasshla. Lady Mildred.
Forsy,he, Badly White, Gladys IL. The
Ncgress. krina. Zaraida. Matte Belle,
Gu.llot.ne iD Algeo, Horseshoe Tobacco
Io3.
Six furiones. seiling-GAi Corn ~, Con-
stansne. Harry Duke loi. Gath lo3, Cort-
CELL. st. pancras 100. Strathrol los.
Mile and seventy yards. seNlrg-F!ret
Deal 81, Hex. Sake Wooiford 80. Haw-
thorne lol. Cherry Stone. jim Henry 10.
Seven and q half turlongs-Don Garlic
ine. kaniro a. Captive loo. rranhy 10.
Five furiongs selling .-yeat -oids-Lady
English. Bob Clancy, Etack. May. knut.
Jlanfa lG. Royal Lancer i0i. Agent l9s.
Seape LIZ Lord Zcni ii3.
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SOUTHERN LEAGrE
CAME At BRENNAN.

The American Bravery Baseball club
Will leave over the Houston and Texas
Central this morning for Rrenham whore
they will play match game Of hall with
tina amateurs OF that city. Telephone
messages received from there Yesterday
indicate that ihfGe IS great deal Of in
tereSt in the game. and the people of
Brennan will welcome the champion anna !.
tours of South TeNAs expecting to send
them home defeated. The Amoricans say
Nay. nay. Pauline" and as they leave
they VIII leave their CARD which says,
Just tell them that you saw me"