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SALE OF STAINS =

stands and privileges for the Lords
oyeie club outing. to take place al Mag.
mona park SUNDAY. May H. will hs sol8
a, public suction at the club house. 100
unsneyert street. Tuesday night Nav s
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TELEPHONE pRIcrs REnr,crn

We brought them down. Get one NJ n.
new phones and be in the push Rcsi.
dence, 81; business. SO per month. Fpll
metallic circuit No party lines. Tele.
phone 46 for contract Citizens Telenbono
Company. P"'Ne
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,Tis.ionar, ,y,. u,...,

New York, May s,--Rev Charles s.
Norris eclored Baptist missionary. re-
Gently returned from South Africa. was
vigorously Kissed when he championed
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AREYoUAM,'|
soa rl's ,Ss''ss ss I! !,
Animal as.'s

nthxis
s ana g you debut Va.
erals that are absa,,!'o ut Va,
IN health and sIsy s'a''is hss.'
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They are nerys oiosd.
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more of these n,,rn Nsys u ~.
ne rich. red, stFs. , D.,syt0s
iron. oioo1 Is a..
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lack strength and sss,ss,.uloads.
vous. They catcs c en1n'ti Il
i rom headaches. rA.v S,s .sssit
lebsness, depression S. = q,
general lack Of hesl,,H ipirs
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eesfes OF your body 's'afu
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oince OF the Texas ma as
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according 70 directions ~ lF I
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Drink Pal Pinto Water at Kiesline.,
Soda Fountain 5os Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07

the cause Of England in lecture before
the Wsstside Young Mons Christian AS
ISOLATION.
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Huttc. Williamson county Texas Nav e.
tasmtng sYestiv behind and very we, ana
nn litla cation planted great deal ~
eeintsd stock hoes and cattle, have bsen
shipped from hsr- this week,
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FOR THE STOMACH AND KIDNEYS

Booths Ice Cream only 500 gallon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07

Drink Pal Pinto water Rieslincs soda
Fountain. 500 Main street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-07
BASEBALL.
Chicago Made SIX out of Seven RIMS
I'm First Two InninrH

of Waddel in the first two innings TO-DAY on
six hits. three errors. a batsman hit and a
passed ball. Pbilipp then came in and held
then down to two singles. single, passed
the winning run 10 the fifth inning
Score II x
Chicago .........,,.15O mo nOs7
Pittsburg ............1 100 lao OOOs (
Callahan and Chance; Waddell. Philippi
and thinner
st Louis Nav 6,--Cinclnnah Jumped on
1oung's curves in the ninth and. aided bv
Quinn's error tailed three runs. winning a
game that looked like sure defeat.
Score r III
st Louis ......-,........ 040 200 000-4
Cincinnati $500. .....,.. 900 100 1913 IL
Young and oConnor; Philipp and Wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
(()RlEES &
YlOSBY
Fancy Yokings,
Special Offering:
Fine Tucked Nains0]ks
with Rows of Lace Insertion,
very Desirable for Waists or
YokIng. This Seasons Style.
The $3.50 Quality 79c.
The $500 Quality CSC.

clared ser ole boy took and smack me and
1 tore his shirt and the Great Dispenser
fined her three dollars just for little
thing like that
Ralph Garter tcoloreD was charged
with threatening to cut Mary Warwick
with knife. Ralph had assisted the Of
ficers in subduing the crazy man in the
van coming from the station, and it was
placed to his credit He proved fairly
good character and was dismissed.
Frank N. Crawford, charged with be-
ing drunk and disorderly, was fined So
ONE AS GOOD AS ANOTHER.
Eddie Lynch (colored) was charged
with beating Gertrude Kinney The wo-
mans unsupported statement was denied
She could not show a mark and 'one
nigger's word being as good as another,
the case was dismissed.
Willie Chiles. alias Medley (colored).
was charged with stealing a lot of har-
ness from J. w. Blanton. The case was
continued to secure witnesses.
Francis Washington (colored stole a
dress from Pinky Fitzgerald and pawned
it. She went to the grand jury.
There We're numerous small cases dis
posed of in the usual way
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
REPAIRING DONE IN TIE BEST MANNER.

ned College. 1899. of Harsisonburg- Va
c. D. Cowles, Jr.. Guilf5rl College, l5'o}s
OF GuiiforI College, n. Z.
w. 3. Daniel CA. NJ. Wake Forest Co--
lege, 1882 OF Wake Forest. \ .
j. L. Davis Is. T., South CacoiinsL COL
Iege ISgIy OF AshevllIe, n. c.
d. B. Easter "a VI, neutrality-suspicious.
College 1881. of Ashland, Va.
H. ]. Eckenrod,. CA e.. Fredericksburg
College. 1885, of Fredericksburg. va.
a. w Freeman Is r.. Richmond CoI-
.ege 1881 OF Richmond, Va
p. Harris Is. s.. North Carolina AZ.
ricultural College, 1890. Of F:aleiga, n. Z,
c. II. S Humphreys "a B. Emory and
Henry College 1881. of saItviie, Va
q H Humphreys Davidson College,
1900. of Davidson. \. c.
~ A Kern q. Z. Eand7lpil-Macon Col
Iege, 1S9Sp of Ashland, Va.
s. Kilby u. NJ, neutrality-suspicious. Coz
lcge 1Sg7), Of Suffolk, Va
f. c. Lamb IS b. North Carolina Az
ricuIturaI College, 1889. OF Raleigh, N q
K. Z. Loving "a. e.. Richmond College,
1866. OF Wilmington. Va
\. w. McNnarter q. 3. Roanoke COX
lege, $3.50, of Salem Va
\. J. Morrison "a &. Hampden-Sidney
College, 1850. of F'armville. Va.
NJ l. NIringer O.. =. University o!
Virginia, 1881. of Roanoke city Va.
d. p. Parhan q. NJ. Rtud9.oh-MacoN
IGieSe, ISJll, Oh tsIc.4iiOilL' VI
c. Ragland "a. E. Richmond College,
1866. of Richmond, Va.
r L. Ramsey tA. T., Fredericksburg
College. 1890, of Frederiells5urg. Va.
J. e Routh, Jr.. CA r., Johns Hopkins
University. 1890. OF Petersburg Va
G.. 3. SanderIin CA. T., Wake Forest
College, 1880, OF Beicrass. N c.
C. [. Stevens tWtlIIam and Mary Col
Iege. 1900, of Williamsburg, Va.
T J. Stubs Tr O. B. William and
Mary College 1880. OF Williamsburg Va.
T. II. Watkins a. b, Misunderstanding
| College. 1850, of WarreHtou. n c.
w c. Wicker O.. g.. University OF
North Carolina, 1850. OF ElUn College. y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
MASONIC HOME PUPILS.
Closing Exercises of Educational De
Dartment TOOK Place Yesterday.

The closing exercises of the Educational
Department Of the Masonic Home Of Nir-
GINA took place yesterday.
At L clock the pupils assembled in the
school-room and were called to order by
Lizzie Baylor, also one OF the pupils
She heard q few lessons, but the pu-
pills soon became tired Of school and de-
cided to take a literary turn of mind
and formed a literary society for a1nuse-
ment.
The following medals We're awarded:
Scholarship-Ralph Tibbetts and Thorn
as Baylor; girls, Lalia Reynolds and Liz
zie Baylor.
Department medals-Ralph Tibbetts
and Lalia Reynolds
Second department medals-Allen Nc
Cabe and Blanche Moore.
The officers of the institution are: -
r. Wexford, Jr., PRESIDENT; Charles A.
Nesbitt. secretary; J. Thompson Brown,
chairman Educational Committee. La
dies Auxiliary-Mrs- w. S. Murray,
president; Mrs. ]. T. Hughes, secretary;
Mrs Anna F. Rahm, chairman Educa-
tional Committee. Mrs. l.. T. AGREE,
natron; Henry p. Boggs, teacher; Mrs
w. S. Murray, mental and physical ex-
pression: Mrs. W. j. Peyton and Miss
Mary Osterbind, music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
POLITICS IN THE STATE.
Many Propositions of Interest

Many Propositions of Interest
Voters.
The political pot is beginning to bubble
all over the State. 1t is boiling much
stronger in some sections than in others,
but everywhere it is boiling.
OF course, as n general proposition, the
constitutional-co question is up
permost in the minds of the people at pres
ent. but interest is growing in the guber-
material contest for next year; While III
two of the congressional districts, at
least there are warm contests for the
Democratic nomination for Congress. 1t
seems highly probable now that The plan
for accomplishing the convention work
which has been suggested by Governor
Tyler will be adopted a happy medi-
UNI between what has been advocated by
those who wanted a late and an early
convention of the Legislature, respec-
tive'y.
With that question practically set at rest
until after the fall elections, the congress
sional contests will naturally excite much
interest IN the districts where they are in
progress
II is said that no less than nine strong
Democrats will stand for the honor in the
Second District, which, if true, renders the
situation at once uncertain and chaotic.
The Tenth District Convention will be
as hot as the August day upon which it
will be held Senator II. D. Flood and
Congressman ]. NJ. Ouarles are looked
upon as the leading candidates up there,
and there are four other gentlemen OF
prominence in the Democratic politics OF
the district whose determination TO run
has filled the atmosphere with doubts
and made the result almost impossible
to forecast. There are six strong candi-
dates in the field for Governor, and the
battle will be hotly contested all along
the lines. but it promises to be conducted
on an exceptionally high plane. The
candidates for the Democratic nomina-
tioR are Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson. Attorney
General Montague, Congressman Claude
A Swanson. Hon. Marshall Mccormick
ieutenant-Governor Edward Echols and
Colonel r. c. Marshall. of Portsmouth.
Several of Lieutenant-Governor Edward
Echols' friends met him in the Jefferson
Hotel "Wednesday night The gubernato-
rial mater was talked over. and plans look
ing 10 organizing the supporters of Mr..
Echols Were considered
Hon. r. G. Southall member Of the
House of Delegates from Amelia and
Nottoway, was in the city yesterday, and
said that he thought the plan suggested by
Governor Tyler. regarding the framing
Of a new Constitution was good enc, ana
he hoped t would be carried out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
THE SCHOLARSHIPS.

List Of virainians and North Caro-
lillians Honored.
Scholarships have been offered 20 the
virginia and North Carolina graduates
of Johns Hopkins University as follows;
r. ~ Bird ca B.. Hampden-Sidney
College, 1850, of Petersburg. Va.
I. II. Blackwell "a B., RanaolEl i-aacon
College. 1870. OF B-aldr-;a: Va
vs. Haya CA g.. Trinity College,
North Carolina, 100, of Durham. y. c.
u. r. C. Brown ca B.. Hampden-Sidney
College, 1850. of Penn Laird. Va
II. a. Converse ca. B.. HampdeR-sia-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
"a c. & Q. "a
~ Z SUNDAY OUTINGS " L
CID POINT, NEWPORT NEWS,
OCEAN VIEW and NORFOLK.
sI.OO ROUND TRIP.

TWO fast trains every sunday with
PARLoR CARS as follows: The first train
viii leave Richmond at SO y. NJ. for Old
Point, ocean View and Norfolk via VII.
loughby Spit. This tram VIII not stop AZ
Newport News.
Second train vii! leave Richmond at
A. NJ for Newport News and Norfolk via
Chesapeake and Ohio steamer
Tickets to Norfolk win be accepted or
the return trip either via W!lonSh5y Spit
or Viz. c. s o. steamer from Norfo!I1
Returning via W4lIoush5y Spit Leave
Norfolk ocean View station at 9 p NJ
leave. Cd Point 80 z. NJ arftve Et;caHlonS
go p NJ Return ug via Newport News.
leave Norfolk &C. & d. WHARF al %" z.
VI. leave Newport News $50 z NJ: ar
rive Richmond 10:t5 2 VI.
Side trip to the Capes. leaving Newport
News or Old Point, soc
NOTICE.
THE SEABOARD AIR LINE. RAIL-
WAYa nnouuceS tne following Sleeping
Car accommodations:
Trains q. leaving at 2:&5 r NJ. aud 81.
leaving al 1910 T. NJ. carry Pullman
Buffet Drawing-Room SIeepers 10 Column
bia, Savannah. Jacksonville ana tampa.
Train 81. leaving at 1910 z. NJ, oslEries
Pullman Buffet Drawing-E;oorH Sleeper
from Richmond 10 Atlanta
In addition To which the Seaooard Aif
Line Railway is the only line running:
DINING CARS between ts!canIold and
New Rork.
Also DINING CARS on trains 81 and
IA between Hamlet ana Savannah
Pullman space on sale at Office OF Com
paay, No. $50 East Main Stree
H. VI. BOYkIS.
General Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
REDUCED RATES no PHiLa-
DELrHIA

Via Il, T. g Z. & Fe..l.sy Iyania tslii-
road, Account National Republican
Convention.
For this occasion the Richmondt
Fredericksburg and Potomac Raiiroaa
will sell iron-ciad signature tickets e
Philadelphia and return at the rate OF
one fare for the round trip-si-o trors
Richmond Tickets 10 be sold June 15td
10 10Th, inclusive. good going only on date
of sale and Tor CONTINUOUS passage Il
each direction. frat limit Jg2e 18th, 1860,
on sale al t!ckst ottiee. ByEd-strses STA
ton. o, cftfce OF Richmond Transfer
Comuany. No. 9o3 East Main Street.
". 2 TAYLOR,
Traffic Manaser. !,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15

Mr.. Arlington is leaving the bank to en-
gage in business in Charlotte, N c. The
bank is to be congratulated on having
secured for the place Mr.. w Gray Wat
son, who has been for u number OF years
past connected with the firm of Slater,
Myers & Co., and is well and tavorably
known throughout the city.
Mr.. Arlington will take an active inter
est in and be treasurer Of the General
hire Equipment Company in Charlotte
The directors of the bank deeply regretted
to give him up, as ile has 1esn W.
cessful in MS work for that institution,
and has made many friends and patrons
for the bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
HIP DISLOCATED.
Mrs. Hug,, Blair Fails from CHAR

Mrs. Hugh Blair Falls from 4 CHAR
and is Hurt.
Mrs Hugh Blair, OF, No. 112 North Ninth
Street, met with quite a serious accident
Wednesday morning, which resulted in a
broken hip. The accident occurred at the
home of Mrs James II. Blair, in How
ardsville. where she is now visiting. She
was standing on a chair arranging some
curtains, when in some way she lost her
balance and fell Dr. W. S. Gordon, of
this city. was summoned. and upon his re-
turn reported that Mrs. Blair was resting
quite easily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
A BUILDING TO GO UP.
The Life Insurance Company OF Vir-
.inia to Have 4 New Homo.


Another magnificent building is to go
up in Richmond in the near future. This
viii be the new home Of the Life Insurance
Company OF Virginia. and will DE one Of
the tal!est buildings in the city. In fact,
from present indications. the building may
be termed Il -.sky-scraper."
The lot on which the structure is to
go up is on Tenth. between Broad ana
Capitol Streets. and has already been pur-
chased by the company.
Owing TO the high price of the material
which IS 20 be used in the construction
of the building, the company is now
waiting for lower prices. and, as soon
rs they can be secured. the contracts will
be given out
The new structure will, at any rate,
be built by the fall of the year. II is
not yet known how much the building
viii cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
StrikeoftLe Plumbers.

The plumbers strike is still in force.
Neither side has weakened. The striking
plumbers are being paid a portion of
their salary each week while on strike
hut number of than are growing dis
satisfied with the situation. They say
they will hold out, however.
The master plumbers have not conceded
one point. and say that they are encour-
aged by the fact that many of their Gus
toners who have work to be done have
sgnified their Willingness to wait awhile
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
Isccertion and Music.

handsome reception will be given at
the Virginia Club tonight to the lady
friends of the members. The spacious,
rooms will be decorated with palms and
flowers. Professor STEMS orchestra will
discourse sweet music and refreshments
Will be served
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
Nsr Kidd InDrovilio,

Mr.. T. D. Kidd, of No. 81 North Sixth
Street, who fell from his perch last Satur-.
day night and seriously injured his hip,
is recovering quite satisfactorily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
News From the County.

The case of William and Molly Benson.
twhitei charged with nisdemeanor. was
dismissed and The costs Of the case put
upon the prosecution.
The vii of Mary Z. Thomas was admit
ted 10 probate Yesterday morning.
William Waters, charged with shooting
a dog belonging to ]. w. and L. 2. Iay-
lor, was tried by Squire Lewis in the
Magistrates Court yesterday, and was
dismissed upon payment Of costs and the
value OF the dog
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
avs, Arr..etnn Iesi.rs

Mr.. John w. A-r.ngton's registration as
cashier Of the provident Savings Bank has
been accepted by the Board of Directors.
to so into effect the first OF next month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
Suit for Divorce.

A divorce suit was Instituted in the Law
and Equity Court Yesterday by Lula =
sIa,ndin against ANel a. Lundin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15

Electric lights are being put in st. Pat
rics,s church for the purpose of illumirat-
ing the edifice during services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15

AIR. James s.at.:sn. Macon.
Mr.. James Madison Macon. and not M-.
Michael Macon, vii! be one OF the depu-
ties under City Sergeant ]. C. Smith after
July LIST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-15
r. {; wi 6 E & \!

When you deal with US you
buy direct of the maker and
save the Dealers profit; this is
worth considering. Special III
ano Barqains this week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-10
NOTICE..
Honolulu, March Z

Honolulu, March 22d, 1900.
After the 31st inst. all bills hereto
fore due and payable quarterly, will
be payable monthly.
Circumstances and conditions have
for some time dictated the necessity
of this step and in signing this agree
ment, we feel that it is to the interest
of the whole community that such a
system of payments should be in
augurated.
This system will be strictly adhered
to by the undersigned:
Theo. II. Davies e. Co., Ltd, Hoff-
schlaeger Co., Ltd, II. Hackfeld & Co..
Ltd, Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd, e. o.
Hall &c Son. The Won Hamm-Young
Co., Ltd, NJ. s. Grinbaum e. Co., NJ. w.
McChesney &c Son, w. w. Dimond &
Co., Ltd, Benson, Smith &c Co., Ltd,
The Hollister Drug Co, Ltd, Con
salves &c Co., Ltd, James A. Hopper,
Lewis & Co., N. s. Sachs Dry Goods
Co., Ltd, Henry May &c Co., Ltd, Hart
& Co., Ltd, The Manufacturer Shoe
Co., Whitney & Marsh, Ltd, Wall,
Nichols Co., Ltd, Honolulu Drug Co.,
John Mott, Hawaiian News Co., Ltd,
Hebron Drug Co, Ltd, j. Emmeluth
&c Co., Il. f. Ehlers & Co., Z. w. Jor-
dan, Manufacturing Harness Co., Ho-
nolulu Iron Works Co., California Feed
Co., Ltd, Inter-Island Steam Naviga-
ton Co., The Washington Mercantile
Co., Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing
Co., Union Feed Co., Ltd, Honolulu
Tobacco Co., Ltd, Pacific Vehicle
Supply Co.. l.. b. Kerr & Co., Ltd, NJ
Phillips & Co., Cation, Neill &c Co.
Ltd, Thos. Hollinger, Hawaiian Hard
ware Co., Ltd, S. Roth, w. G. Peacocl
&c Co., Ltd, Lovejoy &c Co., The Ha
waiian Gazette Co.. Ltd, G.. Brewer &
Co., Castle &c Cooke, Ltd, +. A. Schae
fer & Co.. Alexander &c Baldwin, VIM
G.. Irwin & Co., Ltd, Wilder & Co., Ltd.
Levers & Cooke, Allen & Robinson.
| 55O7
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-10
SENDS
ULT|MATUM
It Wants No Traffic
With us.
BOARD OF HEALTH REPLY
Combined Sugar Interests Arraign
The Authorities in the Matter
Of "Prophylactic" Passes.

4 special meeting of the Board OF
health was called yesterday afternoon
TO consider an important communica-
ton from the Hilo Board of Health and
a resolution from the representatives
of all the sugar interests of this island.
The correspondence between the Hilo
and Honolulu health authorities speaks
for itself. The following is the letter
received from the big island:
At a meeting of the agents of the
Board of Health, held yesterday, i was
instructed TO write you the following,
concerning the transportation or
freight and passengers, between Homo
lulu and this port.
Seeing that Hilo is a clean port, and
desiring TO keep it so, we the agents OF
the Board OF Health of Hilo, deem II
necessary TO notify the Honolulu Board
OF Health, that as bubonic plague Is
still in Honolulu, and not in any den
mite part Of il, we are in great danger
OF having the disease brought TO Hllo
by the transportation OF passengers ana
freight as has been brought during the
last two weeks, and SO, to put ourselves
on record, we would state that here
after, until the disease Is twenty-one
days out of Honolulu, that no passen-
gers will be allowed to land in the Hilo
district, inside of fifteen days quaran-
tine in Honolulu, and that no freight
can be landed in Hilo, except that stat
ed in the freight list arranged for il
January, that is, sugar machinery
coin, lime, cement, bags, iron of al
kinds, not in closed boxes.
"This district is in no straits foi
goods, as the people in Honolulu would
make you believe; there are plenty o
goods in Hilo for all, and will be, a:
ships come here regularly from the
Coast.
"The town and district of Hilo is will
us, and We wish this to be understood
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-10
Made a Mistake.

Macuamara, burly sailor, filled to
the brim with bad whiskey went to the
Police Station yesterday to bail out a
friend. His method of proceeding was
not according to Hoyle and in about
two seconds he had declared his inten-
ton of pulling down the building and
destroying its occupants. He got his
coat off gave his trousers twist, spat
on his hands and with roar like a
lion made for Jim Kupihea who was
sitting down in the entrance room.
Big Jim got up and the two men got
togethr. In about one minute and III
teen seconds the belligerent sailor was
as meek as a lamb. He was gently led
to a cell and locked up. His
friend was not bailed out as Macua-
mara had troubles enough of his own.