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Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
MINING APPLICATION.
No. 2G44.

Mineral Survey No. 1909
U. 5. Land Otfice, Pueblo. Colorado.
May 9Th, 1850
Notice Is hereby givel that b. y,
Rockafellow and l.. T.. Jewett, whoae
postofiice address Is Canon City, Cole.
have made application for patent for
lSd0e linear feet on the I'll Plomo Lods
oaaFtng Gold aud Copper, the sane -
ing 1874 feet s. ~ degrees a. minutes
" and 4l.y feet n 50 degrees ~ min
utes T. from discovery cut thaeooo.
With xurface ground 400 fsst In H1lsk.
eituate Ia Greenhorn Mining Diatyksk
Fremont County, Stats Of Cot0fn ~
md described inthe plat and aeld $780,
on l1ie In this Office, - folIoNs, M
Beginning At Cor. No. !, Whas>ca ~
= " Cor, Sec. ID, r.. ~ r. II. u n z r.
|e1h +. ~. bsass SouSh IN. .6 ~. n 4
Mssth 30 It. 70 Cor. 80. {. ~ 4
~ ooGfees ~ MINUTES w. IL f
Chr, No. !, Thencc Splash ~ h. - r
Mos<. Thence n. ~ doGronn a p
y H11B y H. - t;pf. HqI 1. ~ r z
Ae01nning Aagnettp veS1nf1 s.
m11e n minutes y 3 "a z
gUf,tainlna at01 &stu1 - M
: yeff:oa u ~ , j.. q - I \ 4
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First Of the See.e.

Excursion to Buffalo via the Nickel
Plate Road At one faro for the round
Trip Do not miss this opportunity Of
visiting Buffalo and Niagara Falls 1t .
reasonable expense City Ticket Once
Ill Adams street Depot, Van Baren
street Passenger station, Chicago, on
the Loop tgtb.
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TIE Nlxteen e On Vrase,

Study the silver question whefo sil-
yer h used. You can learn more about
It In Mexico than from all political
speeches The Mexican Central Rail
way receives sIlvsF money Tor IL tick
ets tAiso goldl For rasss and further
rArtaoulazs apply to
9. 3. MtnE1, q. W. r. a.,
Room ~ Hoasse Bads.
- Loula No.
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08

Kod.i Dyspepsia Bure complstely di
gesfs fs--d within the stomach and m
teaiil and rendere al classes Of food
capable If being assimilated and con-
verted into strength giving and tissue
building Substances. The Palace Drug
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r.,,,., M.,,,,- -.

aAsnt Lonshill recovered ys< from
tAs nlne&s he contracted In the ar
N.Y. Nos hia pension Application
WON'T b passsd on for several weeks
ypA "--PhfladelphiA North American.
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08

r ere ~ time for ali things. The
time 20 tlke Bewitt's Littls Early
isisers is whr,. you are suffering from
constipation, i.i''ionsness. sickhcadsche
indir-sti-r or other stomach or liver
troubies. The Paiace Drug Stors-
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08

BaRhls Al Rstarn At o. Fare Fer
The Round Trip via the Nickel PIass
Road. June 18th and l9th- Tieksea
good 10 return to and fnesudinx Juns
18th. 1889. City ticket of1ee. III Adams
street. Chicago Depot lon tn Loopl
Van Buren, street and Psci6c avenue,
near Clark. 1915
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a a.rr,.r.

Mrs. Skinnem- Huh. she isn's eiigi-
BILE to membership In the Boarding
house Keepers Union. Mrs. Grabali-
Why noty Mrs. Skinnen,-Hsr hus-
band enthusiastically vcrks.-san
Francisco Chronicle.
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08

What is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure II b
he newly discovered remedy, the most
effective preparation ever devised for
aiding the digestion and assimilation
of food, and restoring the deranged di-
gestive organs to = natural condition.
1t is discovery surprising anything
yet known to the medical profession.
The Palace Drug Store
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llapa ~ : -; - ! nalleensa.

The CAleaeo Mnwaakss = - RAnl
Railway Ca haa 3ust f1ase1 = 60
|veuient furn ~ hsas.h 11eoe0 ~
ecaooa refsrenee ~ aklas etosysa eo1nuuI
nsCs q ~ Wesld. ~ unlosd Dsseeu
end our new pooseesiene \ ~ AtlaA
tte and Raeaee ()esan4 aoGee1er with "a
ansouls u vs1aah1s intn(Ga t1o1 -.
ilrnlnl fkaraNi1k ~ - -. I'm
- Vitl - - ~ Il ~ 11f1sols -
n x ~ u 1( y. r6u111is. q
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~ vc,,- .;nht d. hIn,-<s

II your sight is blurred with specks
and ~p., iIssl; ing lrsf.,r- car es@s, or
yoa have palma on the right sids under
the ,Ibe. then your liver II deraneed.
aud You need i few dos. Of IIerbins
to regulate t. Price Sc. Hunter Pal
merx
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08

Thomas Thurman, deputy sheriff Of
Troy, No, says If everyone in the Unit
ed States should discover the virtue Of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles,
rectal troubles and skin diseases, the
demand could not be supplied. The
Palace Drug Store
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Fxcersion to Cleveland, Ohio One
fare for ihe round trip via Nickel Piats
road OF, june 25 aud 36. Tickets good
returning 10 and iuclnding June .
Chicago depot. Van Buren, street and
Pacific avenue, Address general agent
Ill Adams street, Chicago. ll-2zt4
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!. s..mp wnrtn ..r,.e.

tc .sSent s-eent stamp OF Cam
-so~ be worth saving, for
reduction Of the postage to
<fss. there Will be no further
& stamps OF this denomination,
ssei, the present supply d ex-
ss,ie re csaers will be printed. The
= ..si * yes of the small 1-cent
as,. ~i3 q; read. SO that the present
.sas.s q that denomination may be-
.tsa~ - some value. on account Of
.firr Csrrda now has two stamps
e.1A = Of TIE value of two cents. which
e used Interchangeable. one IL
g. lar stamp issued in honor Of tn.
ss&.od csian OF Imperial Penny Post
9, he other the ordinary small
sissd stamp.
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A sallow jaundiced skin is . symp-
tom Of disordsred liver, - it springs
from hillary poisons retained In the
blood, which destroy energy, cheerfui-
ness, strength. vigor. happiness and life.
Herbine will restore the natural func-
tons of the liver Price Soc. Hunter
Palmer's.
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sss Sass FRAAcIsco AND sEruss

Tickets On sale May Is 70 ls, inclusive.
Final limit. July Is. 1899. Stop-over
privileges in each direction You may
go one way and return another. d. n.
Garrett, Agent. Santa Fe Route, Caaon
City, will cheerfuily respond to al in
Quiries for information
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08

Aside from the serious Inconvenience
and pain caused By piles, there is a ten
dency to fistula and to cancer in the
rectal regions. Piles should not be al
lowed to run IN unchecked Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment is an infallible
remedy Price SOC bottle, tubes 75c,
at Hunter Palmer's
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate

Notice is hereby given that, Whereas
/. ID. Lanning by bis deed OF trust OF
the date of December 3lst, A. .. 1891,
ecorded at p;sge 40 in book AZ of the
eai estate records il the office OF the
county Clerk, er o1icio Recorder, Of
and for Fremont County, Colorado, did
convey the hereinafter described prem
ses to the undersigned as trustee, to
secure to Wilton b. simmons one
,,romissory note of sald date executed
oy J N. Lanning and said Il. d. Lam
ming, for seven hundred dollars. run
ling three years, with interest on the
same Mt the rate of ten per cent. per
.snn,tm, payable semi-annuxlly, from
is date until paid. and to secure tAxea
ii said premises, and insuranra and
costs of said trust; and that, Where's.
said interest has been delaulted since
June 31th. 1Ss6. and taxes for 1887 and
lSs6 are unpaid on tho part OF said
Lannings. and the holder OF snid note
now demanding that = forseiosare Of
said trust deed b had 70 make ~
costs Now therefore, fha un1swnlansd
trustee, or the thsn Ackinr treasurer a.
Fremont County, Co30rsl1o, sneosonor
in trssst IN said deed Of Trust, ullf
o. nsaa~y. ~ AssA -, = Su,e.B :
\ =, issss
oflsr for 49, nd ~ = peAAle asstisn.
for cash IN hana, = ~ ffuQa 6oaR r.
the Count Hoass - 0aGo1 ClkY, u m.
isss. belng 1ots nanhefs1 eoe d -
TWO ca = H)1ak nnmbseo1 fs126o56
(l&) q Has1lngh A1ili(sol = ~ Tewn
|ot CS1uq Cltl, aneesdlne ~ III -
cof&ed yane9 q tnf1 - l[oton. - q
tko riQR3 f1fls. kae114 os7 1111liS ~ S7s-
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CHAS. r. CUNO,
ASSAYER AND CHEMIST,
1117 C6a0pa 81. ? O. D
DENVER. COLO.

DENVER. COLO.
Gold. Silver. Lead. 70 cents each. Any twu
81 All three tf-16- Copper Si-ooL Zinc Q-o0
Iron. Manganese. Silica. nm each. all thres
s&9 Prices On other ehsmical vork fur
nished on application AmalgAmntion. Cya-
aide, ChiorinAfton tesfs. $50 oaeh- csnarseal
Tor ese 0als wtfh soel3ers - sa0peinG q
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\ EAssss - osssysAne
10 - havs UnnA v1g1s1y e ypur
bearding hs1ssf~
-Plsaty. TAssufs ns - 4 AAsA.-
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For relief and comfort In esfhma
Ball.rd's Horehound syrup has no equal
Price s and 5Oc, Hunter 1,almers.
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08

One fare for the round trip to Cleve-
land, Ohio, via Nickel Plate road on
June 20 and 26, with return limit Of
June y. Three through trains daily.
Chicago depot Van Buren street and
Pacific avenue, on Elevated loop. For
further information write general agent
Ill Adams street, Chicago.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers act as .
fanltiess pill should, cleansing and re-
viying the system instead Of weakening
it, They are mild and sure. small and
pleasant 10 TAXI, and entirely free from
objectionable drugs They assist rather
than compel. Palace Drug store.
Cañon City record., 1899-06-08
THE EARLY SYMPTOMS ARE:

InH EhnLI OIUfIUuN AND
L CHRONIC SICK Or HAusHoUs
HEADACHE HuDTAn taken - darsstsd
VII relieve the headachs instantly.
rs. PUFFINEss OF TH1 SKIN
UNDER THE EYES. due TO acolieetion of
nuid-An other words. DROPeY. HuOYAm
will cAuss the exfrA amount ef huid 70 -
taken up by The blood and - siimtnassa ~
the Kidnsys-
A-S- PALE. DoUoHY coMPLBx-
ION. huOYAm will restore the eirculas5oa
TO become rcd and rosy.
wHAKHBss OF THE HEAH1.
NuDYAn VII strsngshen the nerves anA
muscles Of the heart ~ nAks Il ssrons a.A
regular h its bsasinss-
rs. wEAKNHss AHD PAIH IN
THE REGION OF THE KIDM1Ya
HuDYA1 viii cAuas The htneys to perform
their functions properly. the,sby rsiisving ~
pain and vsaknsaL
Get nuDYAN as c>Ss. IA sahs n r,ezIa.ay.
nUDSAN IL sold by all drugsisn for sos- psr
package. o. packase- for s2-5o II your drug
eist does not keep Il. send direct 10 the MUD-
YAN RkaEDY COMPANY. aan Yranciseo,
Cal Remember that you ean can and osasuls
the HUDYAN DOCTORg RnEK. Can and
sse them. II yoa cannot call. wr1ts 70 the doc
tors and they Win adviss ysu. Ihs adv1es Win
- given fres- address
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY,
css. sssskAs.. ss-tss 80 uss -,
ss. pssssisss. O.
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NEW MANAGEMENT.
Best Rooms. Best Table. Best
House in Town.

eassas p<tde taken in furnishipg ~
49, h sown. Osod psaes fer ~
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nspAaa,s : -.

oaansss wcnsn intresk tAelx cAil.
6rua b. ~ care q saephAAtA. and n
= sAi1 fkat II trust = nevse hetray-
-. Ths bahkss play ahsst ths hugo
- q ~ slsphantA wAs ars evse
oueoe1 Asver - hur4 ~ lfttls crear
o1FoA AhA Y danssf thsea&sas ~
onGnetous anamAl Win eua1 the eh1nG
Gsn1ay - = N trunk - swing II -
- = haxmS vay uoea ~ ereo4
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ABOUT RARE STAMPS.
ss..ps Of e. Salvador.

8A.p8 OF - botv8oOKs
The postal-packet stamps of Saliva
dor. the cut of which have been in the
catalogues for . long time. are now
on the market. and may be secured 1t
. low price. These belong to the IN
nous issues known as Seebecks. but
they are among the Handsomely en-
Eraved and attractive iasues which
most collectors desire to obtain. These
Seebeck issues will soon be ended. a.
the contracts expire within a short
time and will not be renewed These
are desirable stamps to secure on ac-
count Of the exceedingly low prices
At which they may be had. There are
4 great many stamps for Portugal and
Its colonies. and within a short time
many additional series have been put
forth These. however. are sold II or
above face value. and therefore are
very expensive. whereas the Sespsck
issues. although running In face value
from one cent to one dollar. and In
some cases toytcn dollars. are sold for
The uniform price of nfty cents Q sst
afser they have been condemned 20
that they cannot be used for postage.
Valuable HawaifAn DanAA
Hawaii. Uncle Sans new colony in
IL i-acific ocean. has among its postal
So : some very valuable stamps- The
--.ei.t stamp of the FIRST issue il uni
Hs.s J recognized as one OF the rarsst
tsi.e;ies in existence. This great rar-
= 9as issued in 1851. four years aftsr
@e nrst government issue of the Unit
es. From six to ten specimens
- krown. though . few more may
~. ~h.ch have not been taken from
,n ssrs hiding places One was en-
r. - ~ tie writer a short time agn
q. q fr was shiny with a faint gray
ia "a. :; and was SO thin - to b H.
II ,rspz rent The inscriptinn
81 ls-ss IL postsEe- appears At -
ys ~ gure ~ is In the oenfer =
~ g surrounded by scroll work.
ar In letters is At the bot
last one to come upon IT,
s rsaeht the fourth highest
raid for a single postage
n2-and was actually sold
rear collector for that sum.
taN rarest postage stamps the
ersncnt CT the 2-cent Hawaii
ce1d in the Ferarri collection
the worlds largest and most
accumulation of postage
n L are several magnificent
-s- fs VIII as number of the
li-cent stamps Of the same
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1clrlnase xsA ~ ~ dsfsaeana
sl ~ Neallnae - ~ - wAs1
- - sss.-
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|BRIGHT'S
DISEASE

atfou q tho Kidneys = .
vesy corznsa aiIuent
ike I'll chronie diseases
no symptous cono %
nsidiously- II proper
treatment = obtained II
it early stagss, Brfghts
Disease may Be cared
mUDrAN VII csrs II u
Il = taken In tlne- mUn
yAN wfn rslieve al ~
symp pnnmA- Do not delAy
100 long. Don't vadt ~
Ill your cass becomes IN
curabIe- Begin the NJ
Of MUDvAN nov. whils
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o. MeAANy. - ~ Nnv = IunA.

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Aaa1oas 80.
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SEIZURE OF THE ABBEY,
One of the Owners of Ship Going to
Washington to Contest the Case.

WASHINGTON, August %. = The
Navy Department has received a pro-
test from w. F. Sylvester of London,
one of the owners of the ship Abbey,
seized by Admiral Dewey on the charge
of carrying arms to the Filipinos. He
states that he is about to come to
Washington to contest this seizure on
the ground that the Filipinos were the
allies of the United States at the time
these arms were shipped.
AT the same time the State Depart
ment, through Consul-GeneraI Good
now, at Shanghai has prosecuted an
inquiry into the shipment of arms, and
report is now before the Department.
Based on the report, the State Depart
ment is preparing a letter to the Navy
Department which will be the ground
for further proceedings.
The owners of the Abbey have re-
tanned counsel here to look after their
interests, and he has filed a number of
partments and called to-day to submit
documents in the case.
The ramifications of the Abbey seiz-
ure are engaging the attention of the
State, War and Navy Departments, and
pI W nave some interesting Sc
quels. 1t is said at the State Depart
ment that the action taken as to Con-
sui Below, our representative at Can
ton, is because he certified that Mr..
Sylvester was an American citizen, and
on this the Abbey secured registry A
letter just received here from Consul
Below states that he is on leave of
absence, and is on his way home via
San Fra oicno
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AMERICAN PROSPERITY.
The Situation as Summed UP by
British Journal.

LONDON, August 25.-The "Statist,"
under the caption American Prosperi-
ty,' will say:
There will be very large exports of
wheat to meet the demands of Western
Europe. American farmers are dispos-
ing of their crops rapidly and at toll
erably good prices, and they will be
able to purchase from the East and
from Europe as fully as they have been
doing this year.
"The United States has made great
progress of late years in manufacturing
and trading, but it is still essentially an
agricultural country, and it's prosperi-
ty depends mainly on the harvests.
Therefore, fair wheat and good harv-
ests of other productions mean the con-
tinuance of the well-being of the farm
ers, who are the backbone and life
blood of the country
The 'Statist" then adds: "Under the
circumstances, it is reasonably certain
that railroad traffic returns and foreign
orders for locomotives, steel, ETC., will
continue to increase"
The tenor of the article prophesies
an increase of the present prosperity
of the United States.
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PRESIDENT MCKINLEY.
Expresses His Views Regarding
Our New Possessions.

OCEAN GROVE IN. J.), Aug. %
President Mckinley in a speech here
this afternoon said:
II believe there is more love for our
country and more people love the flag
than ever before Wherever the flag is
raised it stands not for despotism and
oppression. but for liberty and oppor-
tunity and humanity, and what that
flag has done for us we want it to do
for all peoples and for all lands which
by the fortune of war have come with
in it's jurisdiction. That flag does not
mean one thing in the United States
and another in Porto Rico and the
Philippines There has been some doubt
in some quarters respecting the policy
of the Government in the Philippines.
/ see no harm in stating it in this
presence: Peace first. then with char
ity for all, establish a government of
law and order. protecting life and prop
erty and occupation for the we'll being
of the people who win participate in it
under the Stars and Stripes
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THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
Given an Enthusiastic Welcome at
Long Branch.

LONG BRANCH On. J), Aug. %. -
President and Mrs. Mckinley. Vice
President and Mrs. Hobart, Garrett
Hobart, Jr., Attorney General Griggs
DR.. and Mrs. Rixey, Private Secretary
Cortelyou and Executive Clerk Barnes
arrived hereSthis morning at Z :45 from
PlattSburg, on a special train of four
cars. AS the train drew into the sta
ton, the Presidential salute was fired
by Wilson Battery, N. G.. n. Y, and a
detachment of Troop c Of Brooklyn
presented arms.
The President was greeted with en-
thusiasm as he emerged from the car
and assisted Mrs Mckinley to alight
President and Mrs. Mckinley looked in
excellent health, and bowed their ac-
acknowledgements repeatedly to the great
crowd as they We're escorted to their
carriage by the Reception Committee
and driven to Vice-President Hobarts s
cottage, Normanhurst, at Norwood
Park. At Norwood a great crowd
gathered, which received the President
and Mrs. Mckinley with enthusiasm.
The President breakfasted at Norwood,
and remained there until 2:30, when he
reviewed the military tournament at
the horse show grounds
At 10 o'clock the Reception Commit
tee and officers of the military drove
to Normanhurst and formally well
coined the President.
A public reception was also rendered
the President tonight, which the Presi-
dent declined. The President said: "T
thank the committee and citizens on
behalf of Mrs. Mckinley and myself
IL
come. I cannot say just now what my
plans are. but Rev. A. J. Price of
Ocean Grove has a promise from me to
visit that unique stronghold of Method
ism. / feel, however, / am bound by
the desires of the Long Branch citizens,
as their invitation was the first. have
wished for a long time to pay this visit.
as l was fascinated by the surround
ings of Long Branch when | first visit
ed in this vicinity twelve years ago."
Rev. Price, Dean of the Ocean Grove
Summer School of Theology, called on
the President and extended the formal
invitation from the citizens and Trus-
tees of Ocean Grove. The President
said he would be at Ocean Grove at
O'Clock.
The President, accompanied by Mrs.
Mckinley and Mrs. Hobart, subse-
quently drove to the pier to witness
the arrival of the Scorpion. AS the
carriage reached the pier the trim lit
tie gunboat dropped anchor and fired
the Presidents salute.
The President took a short drive
along Ocean Avenue and returned later
to Normanhurst for luncheon.
Everywhere the President was greet
ed with cheers, hand-clapping and way
ing of handkerchiefs.
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against IA, ,351 ,361 bushels last year.
Atlantic exports were slightly larger
than last year and in four weeks H.
421,3 ,322 bushels, flour included, against
II, 1871 ,2S5 bushels last year, while Pa
cific exports have been 332, ,024 bushels
for the week and in four weeks 1,6S3,-
353 bushels against 1851 ,954 bushels
last year.
Failures for the week have been 163
in the United States against 179 last
year and 16 in Canada against 26 last
wear
The record-union., 1899-08-26

Continued on Sixth Page,
The record-union., 1899-08-26
Anglo-venezuelan Controversy.

PARIS, Aug. 25.-The sittings of the
Anglo-Venezuelan Boundary Arbitra-
tion Commission was resumed to-day
Professor John R. Soley. continuing his
argument in behalf of the Venezuela
case. said that while evidence of Brit
ish sovereignty was absent, proofs ex-
listed of Venezuela's control He de-
voted much of his time to an interpre-
tation of the agreement of 1850.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-09-23

Prince David, c. +. Schermerl1orn,
prominent football player lately
returned from Manila; O. Gilbert,
A. l.. Morris, +. Vida, ID. Davis,
Sam Parker, Jack Winter, all
liberal patrons of sport. There
have been in this city in the past a
few athletic clubs that have failed
through several reasons, the chief
one being rowdyism and bad man
agenent or lack of interest by its
members. Mr. Denny visited the
merchants and prominent business
men, and received their moral sup
port, interest and endorsement.
The object of the club is to afford
more liberty. greater scope of
work. and freedom than the present
y. Nj. {. a. affords, boxing being
prohibited in the latter institution.
Although boxing will be main
feature, as the ring which is now
being constructed shows. there will
be swinging rings. dumb bells,
trapeze, and sword stick exercises
under MIR. Denny's supervision.
1t will be run good deal on the
plan of the Olympic club of San
Francisco. and there will be
monthly entertainment. including a
boxing exhibition, ball, or smoker,
including features calculated to in
terest young men as well as their
elders.
Everything about the club being
in premature state, the officers
and board of directors will not be
appointed after the clubs opening
until meeting to be held in the
club rooms this week. Constitu-
ton and bylaws will be adopted,
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-09-23
A NEW ATHLETIC CLUB.

Honolulu has long felt the wants
of an athletic club, such as exist on
the coast, and this wish is about to
be fulfilled in the new organization
to be known as the Oceanic Club.
The club occupies the upper
room above the Washington Feed
store on the corner of Queen and
Fort streets. The movement has
been on foot for the last six
weeks, and Martin Denny, the
genial little Australian, shows with
pride a list of about 200 names in
GLIDING most of our well-known
citizens, such as: George H. Robin
son, H. M. Whitney, Jr., Attorney
G.. ID. Gear, Stearns Buck, ]. c.
Cole, c. l.. Crabbe, Robt. Single.
Capt. Petrie, of Castle & Cooke;
Government Gauger Morton. A. L.
Marcy, nephew of the commander
of the port; Prof. Rabbit, Charles
Mitchell, a well-known swimmer
Boyton of the Fairchild Shoe Co.,