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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-11
FOR SALE.

HOUSE LOT (WELL FILLED ON
Kawaiahao street, Kewalo; cheap for
cash.
I5411 J. H. SCHNACK.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-11
FOR SALE.

A. NUMBER OF GOOD MICH
cows and heifers; also gentle horses.
Inquire OF A. A. Montana, Manoa val
ley. 54Ol
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-11
FOR SALE.

DOLLHOUSE AND LOT AT PU-
nahou; good location; near cars; a
bargain as homestead. Apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
5411 No. 80 Fort Street.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-11

From Nawiliwili. per stmr. Mikahal
December S.-J. Guild, E. Powell,
deck passengers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-19

David BixIey ana nm Unknown Meet
Death Near skaKwny.

City Of Topeka arrivals report that pa-
vd B.xley and an unknown boatrsn were
drowned from a canoe In Lynn canal.
eigh; miles below Skasway. the evening
of November 8. The boat appears 70 have
swamred or capsyed. throwing It's three
occupants the third a man named over
ton, into the sea Overton swan ashore.
but his companions perished- How. he Is
unable 70 tell in,elligensly. for he wan
dered about for two days after reaching
land, having neither food nor shelter
with reason temporarily deihroned the
evening Of November he staggered into
the cabin OF Nick Lawrenson. wood
chopper who cared for the man until he
was sufficiently restored mentally TO tell
something OF the disaster. The trio. II
appears had gone In search o. wood
chopping camp down ths canal some dis
lance from Skag1ay,
Bixiey vas q native OF MARYLAND. abou;
IS years 81 age. He has . brother, Gus
Bixlsy, resilient Of Skagwsy. Both had
been engaged IN improbable mining VEN
lures In Attn.
Save that the second occupant wss 80
aged man. nothing is known Of him at
skagway. Overton being unable 10 remern-
Der bis name.
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FAST WORK.
rrs OFT TWO MEN IN QUICK
SUCCESSION.
p4rvt Lasted Less Than Tive
su~uses, while the Other, By
~-a.eAnG and Laying Down, Last
= nee ulnste of the Third RoaaA

4rac<, Noy. is-Terry McGoysrn
t.sssss.sa 4 record tonight by Knocking
- 80 men in quick SUCCESSION IN ine
- siag. Tns ssst ssc'i M - t 49, lam 2,
e.ts vho vas counted out after
s.sss And forty seconds o. agatiaE.
I. ~ Sss,ksy Point Bill Smith, OF Pallasss-
~ 1hg went our after one minute IN
,ss,a roeE6, vas the secc1c. Both
y. ~srs 10 have been for six rounds
- Haley and Smith adopted opposite
- ss~e Halsy sDixiug X from The start
~ Srnteh running around TIE ring In the
Ssrf to keep h<yoEf AeSsFsfIs swings
- ssstih mixed 1t as did HALEY. he
80 rave lasted 10 longer than did the
frs~fo mar for within a lew seconds
.s-s 4 made BIS first stand and showed
- Aufention Of fighting & out. be was
-. "a ths foot with a right on the jaw
80 put him out OF business for fully
n ~ brief round OF the nrst hgh.
nss.v vas Knocked down twice. The first
~ 1 Nj jab 10 The jaw pu; him down
q seyer seconds. A right swing on tie
ssast q the Jas put atm down and out.
Va AVE- minutes bsfors ne was able TO
fats the ring.
4 ,se second bout. smssh sprinted and
ss1eed In his efforts to avoid punishment.
se,sSfnr him to repeatedly fall TO the floor.
- fel four times IA The opening round
~ was on the floor seven times In the
rsaad round, Topping repeatedly Without
MIN be came Up for the third round
ns(3oyern was angry. A right uppercaS
~ emsth 10 the floor for nine seconds.
~ he came up a right swing on the
- saished MIN and his seconds dragged
karn 10 his corner. Mcfsovern weighed 10,
Ea,ty rs and Smith I'D.
f;<cYgs Siisv refereed both bouts.
Between MeGosern's two fights Clarence
faft<s and Tin Ryan me- for what was
d have been a six-roGnd bout, Ryan be-
Ex knocked out III two minutes.
Almost rio. was created by the prelim-
nsfy hgat just preceding McGogerT's
u<t.inx with Haley. Dave O'Ccnnor and
~ Hart two local featnerweights. fought
e rounds. O'Connor having the best OF
lhs nght. Hart being nearly out az the end
u ;hs sixth round Jack Beaion, O. Chi
esso, who refereed the bout gave the decIs-
81 10 Hart. lie was hoStea and Kissed
end when he attempted 70 speak vas fair
b hnotad out OF the ring
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AMERICAN HOSPITAL SHIP.
MRS. POTTER GIVES A CONCERT TO
RAISE FUNDS FOR 1T.
All Of the Titled American Women In
London Attended, and e37 600
Was Raised for the Project-Ths
Prince Of Wales Among Guests.

rnND0S Nov ts-Mrs. James Brown
rsntter's tea concer, at Ciarsdges hotel to-
dAy fer the benefit Of tAe American aos-
initial shin Maine was a great success The
exclusively decorated rooms were tnrongea
with the exclusive q fashionable people Ia
brilliant attire including the Prince OF
wages tne Duke 81 Cambridge. Princess
Christian OF Sshieswix Hols'esn. Princess
Arthsrt o. Auhals ard Princess Victoria OF
ss.hIexwix- Holstaln- The last trio were ac-
ss,s,s;sauteS BY Mrs Hopkins. az New YORK:
the duchess o. Marlborough. Mr.. and MrS
Joseph ii. Choaie. Mrs. osaen 3oeis', MIS-:
Artaar FACET. Lady Tsss6uaoeta. lazy
Ianstsnwua AL a hos; % others Lady RAN
aa.pa Churchill locked IN for few min
utes hus was deeply distressed, owing 70
her anxiety as 70 TIE tate q neT sou, " N
ths hands II the Beers. and Iest 5n1ore the
guests arrived.
sonsssning over T.49e vas aided 70 the
Maine fund as the result OF lhe en,ersat si',
merit. A more charming ana successful
gathering hsx seldom been witnessed A. any
social function In London
The presence OF sn eseSr. OF ne 800
sy,ss,yss sn tsetr brilliant white and scarlet
uniforms, and Of drum major, drirlsnsfs
ara plpeFx In the familiar tartan a the
Scots quarts, gave martha tore 10 TIE
entrances and toye.. 49, ,.atsx .nj re-..
fSarysen sases srienfar 30 the picture Sell
dem IN the history OF American fu1etis1s
~ London has mere distinctive Ain4rican
.~~~s been presented. for ths managers
wera determined thar me presence - roy
al;v should rot aes-act from TIE American
Character - she event
IRE Prince Of Wales VAS eeagStei
sr.~tatcY throughout. .o9 exprsss~i MS
Measure repeatedly as he css,tssi wi.s tas
duchess Of Marlborough ans Nrs lanes
ysr@wn rat.s~ who occuptsI places 81 the
S~a~s rzrk ~ .Ne auditorium.
grns Prize -. ire AiEa~ss TT rafi wen
q, re actress Miss Se25ss stewart. Tao
-s~ssv.x f-o frr~a Frank Gsrtsner. A SOL
ssnr.x ~sss-T cent twc service as4ees for
auction These realised fss gusr~as from
ia ssssr. she American tccksy. VITO pre-
s@rtsx. enc os them 10 Mrs. 5xrsass Brown
Peter
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TIE Walls wsIls rcisce are ieokinx after ra~n
vito rrrsl 80 arsrssss~ Several have bern ar
rsssei ard anei sserEty fnr the erense
r.. sslnna arg making tAs.s ANIMAL run sr tae
Seoksack -tver te s.ssa ard tAs sznAN c-esxs tfte
ztkry 70 ;ss >ookxaet said 70 h~ ran ~ ,hs
testsss ssh
rrarS McBr~zytr q pss1ser settler IF Paeze~o~.
&ie1 sAxt wsex al his hons saers as heart sasSaF-
His nuss tzkea "a wsIsa n ala for hgrixl he
~as a yess I'D.
Gar -essc. G-crse *. NxsE. q OAso. Is h-atasr
q Gza " Il Nash. sh9 szstiane3 81 Van
hsvraes, tas many ehssf esz1assagy
81 sas Department II the CSsErzsAa-
re CheAslss rsz- Sugxet says that o*vv rr4ls
Ct sse issfses p~atEis read bss As~n rmpaetst ard
tSat vtth Unktsa. r~rrissxas efe.s tk@ Jsck-
sos Prairie Ez.ss rssA viii ee accomplished tssL
nksarsi ~1ria~ssy vas - - sszn Al fts stoex
raf8s asss TIE zspos IN WsGstehse Las sasisy,
la sAr SHAPE sk 3 sx-i.xxr4 asrse. Tne AaAzAl
IN e.stsea vas erszsAs II fgsam tss wi3soz Crsxs
rxEss
wsits wkgfs hsz A. satcsaos4ss vAssA r1zs around
sks streets STA ~lslsis MANS C yre.sssszx II
The kuidsza g & rSs eSrzsAstsi AZ fjEssEzEs s.
Fecs Il = s->ssssss vsASs2e E-ngsesl1ss - 4
sssesias sTgfns pArtssily cs1osa5e4 ssG@nsAsh.
arta-- wizszrs tss I~sss~sii saa & A e.
vi.zsrns a Pullman. Ass zxfTsw sssays frssn
ssxsS Ts~xszv He rad ee<1 rss1Ss kts fssf.~'s
kayxe - wsts< s13 resa-nIas 20 his hc-s
wAez Ia esszzsszg . stacy ssax 81. sesse. q
asrssssss. .AT~w - ASss1sl Ssx assssa-ss 81 scc
ri sAs sszy. waa fsl sssS keAsc~.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Rsahsp Potter hss .cn, q eatlerram from yoso-
hama announcing ais arrival in Ispsn and stay
Ia naneiHia Of dsy and half
George II. chieserinr ire last q the family
which became famous fer PA aeferts, Il dead at
bic home 8, Miisen. Mas. aged 70 years
II & said that Frank A ysraerilr. assissam. 49,
Rotary Of the treasury, has been offered tises 1T
the brad Of q the htg financial institutions Of
Nsw York eify.
nis>sor NsEyism. q the c~nsrs Ia his annual
report estimates sha. there w3i ~ required scr
tie oeass x isas rno-- than g nc L}euanasa.crs,
$50 clerks ard ever se@ speciap ageats.
THE speaial bard # naval o~yee-~ thar hat in
cha-e the assstisator into tire merits q tbs Mar.
ecn wir-,@ss telegraph hss reported Tat The sys-
tsn 5 sasrtes fer 81 ali vessels fl TIE navy.
II /. jssfnRse.l that the CAieasa stock sxeAsas-
zt ga early data RAY tske hRuS tn the fsck st
shap CAMPAIGN, whieA has received Nsueh sa.
pat1s fyofn the Developments ia tAs NeE.aln casa
ca The hesra - trade
The essv eslarsii of Tes Aelues. Ia. sss passed
an arasnsns< proati,ius al persons walking TIA
streets after II 2 unless thET xfFs sstssg2e
.cxy reasons theTssey rs:Fr.ns &c business ssFs
naea-aT, s-rEsTssssun- TIE Fsnastv rns 4 Sic.
sn4 II zprsirs 50 s4sirs ~ well a. eeilagsn
tesfeaga eosnsntss4er wrn -ssTa sae 40 isss In zp
rss< TAV<e weeks - exceptionally hos weather IL
oeteheF. wSes tAs cream = tie ~tatsr stoek sss
= tes,sss ~ Michigan. Nss fass ard IESsua rTav
.rs st~os e3 sAs na sasits o sse lxus1sats
50 hSalv shAl Geld storage ccEl4 Ees save
taaaa groTa 2se&y.
srsive osxesssssas. are rsoeesaiRs "a fruer
Esseki xneh sasss esacsssseus vlE essrxi :ke
r4szfss fas srses1.aE shsat se2r In era. cesnszy
!, Is aaassstooss :aA' psngsa4;ioa e tbs e1ec,
saa tray have sczsat 20 sseeaa 70 the ssssros Ct
sAe ansaegtsss= aess.
A practical ssrassast.stsea q ths as.aac~ e. TIA
rswsT q siertTSc rsetoss. esssSsay A. aFssss3 -
sussraassTes has sass seSE Sarsa eser TIA SgssA
Js~srv hse4-n cessrSe Tss 7~ess3 far IRE e<st pre-
ssss.s performance s'tsreas secssFsinx fssAtr ars
Iagsts-gS va. ecssr~et ~. svsewcNlis rasAsng N
apales wgssssss hsriax the sssssry rreaArges. Ths
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-19
A $4,000 SAILING SCHOONER.
Capt. Caine Orders Largest Craft of
the Kind Ever Owned I'm Seattle.

Cart r r. Game. the we'll known ship
ping man. has awarded contract for the
construction II the largest sailing scloos-
or that has ever bsan oDtff ana owned In
Seattle Moran Bros secured the con-
tract She Is to be four-fnaxted schoon-
er and her general dimensions are:
Length Of keel. iss feet. breadth % beam,
3 feat inches: moulded depth. Is feet.
ts 10 be rffn pieted by May l. She is pc
cul3a~ly a lumber carrier having ca
,arffy for !. 1oe. go feet. She VIII have the
NEST modern equipment. such as steam
bstxe pumps. condenser and the iaIe5,
ho.stiEg appliances
Can't CSiFe Ia constructing the schooaAr
on his own account AMI especially for the
ccsasfsiss lumber trade
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Syndicate of Investors Makes OGer
for White River Lands.

Special Dispatch to the Post-lntslligencer
TACOMA, Nov 1.-THE tendency OF uiili
owners and spectators 10 purchase and
withdraw from the spot market the best
tracts OF timber land In the state IL further
evidenced by negotiations. now nearly
closed. for the purchase OF ten timber
ella ms on the White river, twelve miles
above Buckley.
These claims. aggregatlns 1900 acres
we're taken up number OF years ago
Recently the ST. Paul and Tacoma Lumber
Company has been IN the market 10 buy
them Before rs offer was accepted. how
ever. a lawyer came along and offered
abou. 10 per cent. more than the mil COM
pany. The lawyer represents syndicate
of timber investors. but has not disclosed
bis nrtncipal&
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VIII Take On Her Guns and Try to
Float Her.

WASHINGTON. Nov Is-The Culgoa
started today from Hongkonz for the
wreck OF the cruiser Charleston
Naval officers here believe she carries
a force CT wreckers in accordance with
Admiral Watson's directions. and at least
sufficient plant to make a thorough ex-
animation OF the hull OF the ship IL
she can manage 10 approach the wreck
and life OF the big turret guns. II is be-
iieVed the Charleston can be fioated. The
main source OF anxiety is tho weather.
which az this time is likely to be stormy.
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ESATORIaL BATTLE OPENED.
Raater Morgan and Gov. Johnston
In joint Debate

ATHENS. Ala. Nov is-The campaign
vks opened here today by one Of the
saIFaest debates ever heard in Alabama
felfics The participants were United
Fats Senator John r. Morgan and Gov
Joseph r. Johnston. who recently an
seaneed his candidacy for Morgans seat
= TIE senate. The town was crowded
va people from all parts OF the state
- the conclusion OF the debate Gov.
ssssasson challenged the senator 70 join
SD IN all his appoint r1ents OF the cam
pam This WAS accepted. Much OF Gov
soansten's speseh was devoted 70 Sena-
sos Margan's alleged detection from tSry-
u which the latter denied
.vs. Johnston criticised the senator's
yN.ion on expansion. and put himself on
reofa as against this government taking
3 territory not contiguous To the United
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KENTUCKY OFFICIAL COUNT.
etsetlon officials Directed to Correct
Certificates.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. is.--At Glasgow to-
81 Judge Jones rendered his decision IN
~ Nelson county case. granting the writ
taee for by the plaintiff. William i. Tay-
y directing the precinct election officers
tfaf county to correct the error Ina their
Hancate. and make true certificates OF the
- cast In their respective precincts FOR
an 3. Taylor, heretefpre eertiiled BY
- - william r Taylor Democratic
esspaper figures today. for the first t!rae.
~ plurality fer Taylor on the official
esrns from rs counties, Jefferson being
y nhiy missing county.
assnrhs from the official count received
EM republican newspaper sources and q
hsHhlican state headquarters snow plu-
asy OF 1914 for Taylor The Federal
fssa Jury today returned twenty-five IN
tflnents against election officers. but re-
Esd TO give their names until arrests are
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convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out Of order.
what to Do.
Thero Is comfort In the knowledge 20
often expressed. that DR.. KiiIner's Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy fuifills every
Wish In curing rheumatism. palm in the
back. kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
Of the urinary passage. II corec.s inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
Il. or bad effects following use of liquor.
vino or beer, and overcomcs that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 20 often
during the day. and TO get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is soon
realized. il stands the highest for It's won
dsrful cures Of the most distressing cases.
lfyou need medicine you should have tho
best. Sold BY druggists in Soc. and$l. sizes
You may have sample bottle Of this
: :: &C., e. e fs e. q: q:
absolutely free by mail, azl g u
address DR.. Kilmer & uome Of swamy-Rec4
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer In this paper.
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W. n. SMITH. SIR, DEAD.

Prominent ia Legal Circles In the
Middle xarthwsst-soa Lives Here.
Winfield r. Smith has h-en called 70
- ri. es.ber, Witch occurred In England
last week
Winfield Smith. sr.. began the practice
os law In Mlsrsukee II iss forsies. ana
-estr@s nr{v a few years sxo. uartnz
,hs- rs-rre he served fer two ~ssrs A.
attorney genera. and eseiiped nnrais.a-
tier. 20 the supreme e3nch Of sss state.
II. was reryn<rf>d VITA much 81 fha I'M
sr~.ars ugisarsoy Of sts middle North
west. TIE last few years ne spent main
~ in travel. Including two Or three VS.
In in Seattle. g. Whose 9rs&t future ce
kaa styunE eouddoreA
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WAS NOT A SURETY BOND.
Letter of Recomm N dation Held Not
to Be n Guarantee

Special Dispatch to the Post-lntelligenccr.
TACOMA. Noy. ia novel case came
up before Judge Carroll In the superior
court today. II. y, Hartman. a preach
sr's son. launched OF, az a subscription
book agent. a number Of prominent gentle
men of The church joining In letter %
the publishers IN which they stated that
they believed the young man was honest
and energetic and would successfully carry
out any project which he undertook.
This letter was construed by the publish
ing company as Il surety bond. and upon
the failure of the young man to pay ever
IN. balance which accrued against him
amounting 10 about 500. suit was brought
againS. all the Arners OF the letter.
Judge Carroll held, however. that the
writing was a mere letter Of recommenda-
ton ard could not be construed 10 be q
surety bond.
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NATIONAL STOCK CONVENTION.


DENVER, Col. Nov. N-The various
passenger associations are treating the re-
quests OF the National Stock Association
ior reduced rates to their annual conven-
Ton ~ Fcrt Worth. Jan. is 10 D. with much
more consideration than the previous oc-
eassors. President John Springer today re-
ceaveG notification from the Southwestern
arc Colorado passenger associations that a
one-sare rouEd-trip rate with s9-day I'm
II had been granted
Chairman Wellington of the latter asso-
Cation. stated that he had taken up the
matter with the lines In Wyoming Idaho.
Montana. Utah. New Mexico and Ari-
IONA. and believed that similar action
would be taken IN that territory. Chair
man Macleod, Of the western Associate
In letter received today said ne had rec
onifnends4 one-fare rate Plus & from all
points within his district
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There is disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because 80 decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
it-heart disease. pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result Of kidney
disease. II kidney trouble is allowed to ad-
vance the kidney-pcisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of the blood-the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Br.ght's
Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.
Or. Kilmcr's Swamp.ROOt the new dis
covery Is the true specific fer kidney. bladder
and urinary troubles. II has cured thousands
Of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists in tifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
by mail, also book telling about Swamp
Root and It's wonderful cures. Address
Or. Kilmer & Co.. BInghamion. N. Y. and
mention this paper.
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An OLD INSURANCE. CASE.
Dsciaton Against the Companies in
the John W. HiilmOn Matter.

LEAvENwoRTH. Kan. Nov. ls-Tne
sixt5 tral OF the Hiilmon trial ended to-
Gay al 1870 o'clock. when the jury. after
having been out for nearly eleven hours.
brought In verdict for Mrs Smith the
M-dcw OF John w. Hilimon, the plaintiff
gives Mrs. Smith is So. ie2. This includes
tEc interest on two policies. che In the
Mutual Insurance Company OF New York
ana the other In the Connecticut Mutual
for $1,000 and $500 respectively, with IN
terest al Per cent. for twenty yeas. The
eass was bitterly contested. and will be
carried TO the supreme court by the .nsur-
ance companies.
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder. uric acid irou-
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Dr.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
commended foY everything but II you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble II will be found
just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
In so many ways. in hospital work. In private
practice. among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried II. may have
sample bottle sen. free by mail, also a book
telling moro about Swamp-Roo. and how to
find out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Whea writing mention reading this generous
offer In this paper and EE
.snd your address "a So TO | ;.s;S
han.cn. N. Y. The 4ss1s
regular fifty cent and Home of svamp-Roo&
dollar sizes are sold BY al good druggists.
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ADMIRAL scuLEY's FLAG RAISED.
yakes With Him the stan He Had ON
the BROOKLYN.

NV YORK. Nov. rS~-Tho ceremony Of
1sahx Rear Admiral Sehley's flag on the
su,ser Chicago took plaza Ills afternoon
"a s ienpkiusy!ie The officers and crew
80 ne ships band lined up in ranks IN
at.s parade The admiral was presented
" theth ~ Capt. Rockwell. and SIS the ai-
a. tNo~sssr TAG was shaken oht at
~ ~ Veck the firing or 4 rear adtn.rsfa sa-
eand -
saertSy after she ceremony Rear AdsnI-
"a a. seah " Philip in 4 navy yard tug
fs5 visit IN fall dresa
Assia,'sas schlsy has witA him the sta~
- aaa or iile Arnokiy y. whom b. had ask
g. -, among them being Flag Lieutenant
ssaEs and Esag Secretary Netis Tire Chi
go las aal.nl n-n.nt II slsl nnn
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NEW YORK, Nov. s.--At the Pelican
cish, Brooklyn. tonight, George McFad-
-. the young lightweight. who recent
3 Knocked ous hid f.avigne. met Whit
~ Lester, OF Philadelphia. to go twenty
pands ~ i53 pounds. The fight ended In
~ seventh round, Lester quitting, claim
Is that he had broken his arm.
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DENY REDUCTION IN RATES.
~Ahrasa Officials at 81. raui Say
Ihrre IL no Anr On.

ga = Dispatch - tie pcst-IuteiliEencsr
a. tAtt~ Nov. 1S~-fsoth General Pas
go Agent Whitney. of the Great
rsssiAfrr. ara Civtvval Passenger Agent
-, % he Northern Pacific. DENY en-
- sss'.caliT thai their roads have made
4 recGefioa iu r&essuges rates between
eest'ie Sn6 IS Psu!
aas tAetr rates row are tire Same
neS have besH r1ht alons So and
- tnNy az t~ceit1ng shesr fan rates
.n.,. sFeese s,l7sAess they are receiving
50 'aa Proportion Both asrse that -
e. = On AID thst Where VIII bs mere -
- ~ iheSe - a -. caf,esrr4Nsi
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gradually failing. Il requires more effort
70 remove him from The bed 70 the window
tnzn IL id week age
. fTsyate Secretary Evans said tonight,
however. that Mr., Hobart passed com
.orta1se day. was cheerful and ate solid
food three tinss