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Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
A FASHIONABLE AFFAIR.

Baltimore. Md, Nov 24.-A fashion able wedding. attended by many New York, Philadelphia and Washington society people, was that of Miss Lillian Gary. daughter of Postmaster Gen eral and Mrs. James A. Gary, and MT. Robert c. Taylor. of New York. which was celebrated at noon today. An elaborate reception followed the cer- emony, at the home of the brides parents. After short tour, Mir. and Mrs. Taylor will take up their resi- dense in New York
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
tIelAJtSceIA IA'tGtjt sJt]sJyLeJs:j
 PLEA FOR THE WEST

Chicago. Nov 23.-The nation al irrigd ton congress closed perhaps the most effective ses- sion it has held since it's or ganization in the matter of sclidifying sentiment in all parts of thc country in favor of a speedy r,clama tion of the arid lands of the west.
 Resolutions were adopted urG- ing congress to make appropria- tions fir the building of storage reservoirs for the reclamation of these lands, which shall b. commensurate w7th the masni- tudc of the undertaking. The resolutions recommended that the work shall be done diyectly by the government, the water rights to inhere in the land and their beneficial use alone to mark their limit.
 Amcng the papers read to- night was an article by Dwight E. Heard Cf Phoenix. relating to the irrigation of African and Asiaitic cOurtri.s under British e domination.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
AT THE TRACK.
COULDN'T WELL HAVE LIVED.

Prescott, AIiz., Nov. 23.- Special )- Two MeXicans, Camille Flores and Manuel Herreraz. were badly injured. one probably fatally, in an explosion at the Empire mine on Groom creek. The formers eyes were blown out and the top of his head is gone. The latter had part of his forearm shot off. Both are at the county hospital here.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
PROLONGING THE WAKE
Bryan Still Sitting Up With the
 Free Silver Corpse.

Mexico, Mo. Nov. 2i.--In letter re- celved here today from Wm. ]. Bryan, he says: still believing in the prin- cipies set forth in the Chicago platform, I shall continue to defend them, be- heving the American people will yet see the necessity for the repudiation of republicanism."
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
A DUCAL HOPE
It Rests on a Wealthy Cincinnati
 Father-in-La

London. Nov. 24.-The Duke and and Duchess of Manchester started for America today. They will visit MT. Zimmerman. the father of the Duchess, at Cincinnati, and then probably will make trip to California or Florida.
 q sever myself from the past" said the Duke. today. And start for the United States with hope for the fu- ture.'
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
GERMAN ENTHUSIASM.

Berlin, Nov. 23.-Therc is great Kru- ger enthusiasm here. The papers arc commenting appropriately on the Boer sta tesman's reception in France, and arrangements have been made by the German committea to send million postal cards, prettily illustrated, ten dering MT. Kruger the sympathy of hhe German nation, for distribution by the TransvaaI Consult General Harris.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
EARLY CRIMINALS
A. Quartet of Prescott Youths Jailed
 for Stealing.

Prescott. Ariz., Nov. 2i.-(SPeciaO - Mayo Simpson, skinny Mckinney Young Burton, and Joe Hart. all un- der twelve years. today were found guilty of stealing, and sentenced to re- spectively thirty, twenty-five. twenty and fifteen days in jail. They broke into Wooster's store Thursday night Hughy. Barr and his brother were also implicated. They failet te ap- pear at the trial, and will be senttnccd later
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
sANSCcaTayt GGlsle9Gs.
THE BRITISH LEFT NEW YORK
Hundred and Seventeenth Anniver-
 sary of That Day Today.

Hundred and Seventeenth AnniVer-
 sary of That Day Today.
 New York. Nov 2i-It will be 1l7 years tomorrow since the evacuation of New York city by the troops of George III. The anniversary falling on Sunday, the customary celebrations of thc G..g w.re fcr fhe rnst part held today. under tho auspices of the diff ferent patriotic societies. The cere- monies and exercises included the us ual full dress parade of the old guard. the raising of the stars and stripes on the block house in Central park and on the Battery at sunrise. Tonight the New York Society of the Sons of the Revolution commcmorated the an niverSary with a banquet. at which q number of noted speakers were heard.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
THE DOWAGER'S ILLNESS.

London. Nov. 24.-A special dis patch from Shanghai says an official telegram from Sian Flu confirms the report of the illness of the dowaEer em- press. and says that her condition has become considerably worse.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
A ROUNDABOUT RUMOR.

London, Nov. 24.-2:l5 q. m.-A news agency says here that it is reported that the Prince of Wales has informed the Marlborough club that the Czar is dead, but it is unable to secure any cOnlirma ton of the rumor.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
TRIAL OF JEALOUS WOMAN.

Eldorado, Kan. Nov. 23.-The jury to try Miss Jessie Morrison for the mur- der of Mrs. G. Oln Castle was secured this afternoon and the taking of testi- mony will begin on Monday.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
SPREADING SMALLPOX.

Port Townsend. Wn.. Nov. 24.-With the advent of cold weather in Alaska, smallpox has become rampant and is rapidly spreading. Much alarm is felt there.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
THE SICK SENATOR.

St Paul, Minn.. Nov 24.-The symp- toms of Senator Davis sickness. as in- dicated by today's bulletins, are not encouraging.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
SECRETARY ROOTS RETURN.

Havana. Nov. 24-Secretary of War Root will arrive at St. Augustine. Fla. Sunday. and will go dire to Washing ton.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25
HarNarCl.

Yale won the toss and selected the north goal with the wind at the back. Yale kicked Ofi. Harvard returned the ball to Yale's fi1.y yard line. Hale gained six yards and Chadwick two. Sharpe faked aroGnd Campbell to Har- yards ti.;rty-yard line, where Sawin tackled him. The rest of the play was Ill in Harvard's territory. BloOmer made a touchdown and Hale kicked q
Arizona republican., 1900-11-25

les, which should result Tn a great deal of business from that section during the carnival. It is d lower rate than was granted last year.
 The special one-day rates from Tue son and Prescott will be announced later.
 The following carnival programme from December 10th to 18th. inclusive, has just been arranged and announced by Jack Gibson, chairman of the com- mittee on cowboy sports:
 AT THE TRACK
 Tuesday, December 11th-Quarter- ter mile running race, purse. $l50; broncho busting first prize. s5O sec ond prize, S25; third prize, slG Three eighths-mile running race, purse $200. Attacking overland stage.
 AT THE PARK.
 Thursday. December 13th.-FlaS z picking, first money, s15; second mon ey, s1O. Cowboy tug-of-war, single cinch versus double cineh, purse $l5. Football.
 AT THE TRACK.
 Saturday, December 15th.-IIalf-mile running race purse, $25. Cowboy relay race. first prize, $S0: second prize, $l0. Steer tieing commentaries prize, $75; second prize, $50; third prize, $25. The terms of entry are $25 entry fee in all running races; four entries to start A S5 entry fee for the steer tie ing contest, but no fee will be charged for any of the other events.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
CHRISTMAS FOOTBALL.
Game at Punahou W II Bs One of the
Live lest Yet.

The Christmas day football game at
PunahOu promises to be one of the
liveliest the local gridirons have had
played upon them. The teams are get
ting into condition for good earnest
playing, and a big crowd is anticipat-
ed. AS the two teams are pretty even
ly matched and both are adopts in the
art of making a scrimmage one of the
features of the game, the spectators
will have plenty of amusement
The line up of each has not bee1
definitely settled upon, but the follow
ing lists will probably have few
changes in them when Christmas day
arrives:
Punahou-End, F. Damon; tackle,
Capt. ]. Waterhouse; guard, w Wal
ker; center, a. Waterhouse; guard, A.
Judd; tackle, c. Hemenway; end, Mar
tin; quarters, G. Waterhouse. Babbitt;
halves, A. B. ingalls,, w. Greenwall; !;
fullbacks, G. Fuller, w. Soper
Maile nimas--Epd Belser; tackle,
Wright; guard. Sumner Ellis; center,
Chiffon; guard, Jarrett; tackle, JOY;
end, Richardson: quarters, Mclean,
Clark; halves, Johnson, Wilson; full
/ back, King
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
THE cuYTIE IN HER NEW YAwl RIG.


Mr.. Ault Is expected in Honolulu
early In the year. and will do battle
for England. He Is probably the most
experienced custodian in the Islands.
Mr.. Blackman Is relinquishing his
duties as head master OF Iolani Col
lege on December 31st. His move
ments are uncertain. but he promises
10 be here all the football season.
The English team expect great
things Of their new wing recruit,
Cheek. lie Is quite a novice at the
game. but has made a great name in
other branches OF athletics.
The suspension OF school work for
the Christmas holidays brings about
the temporary disbanding of the Iolani
team. We hope they will get 20 work
again In the new year and add to their
laurels In the socker field
We are glad To know that Mr.. Neal
Is remaining with Us. He will be una
bic 10 take part in the league matches
but We hope TO occasionally see this
excellent outside right on the battle
field
Mr.. Garvey has been turning out
regularly to practice. and will proba-
bly, take his place among this seasons
halfbacks.
We would call the attention Of tbs
league authorities to the point that
only four hags-the corner ones-are
now allowed. These shodld be at leasi
four feet above the ground.
RIGHT WING.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
A REAL FISHERMAN.
Discipls Of Izssk Walton Here From
Oakland.

w n. Bailey. Jr.. ~ Oakland is max
ing his uncle. T. W. Hebron. a visit.
MIR Bailey Is an enthusiastic yachts
man. having sailed on many of the
san Francisco boats. lie was on the
Gladys (now Eva) when she sailed her
trial trip and ran away from all the
Bay yachts. some two years ago. He
Is also a successful fisherman with the
rod and reel Al Catalina this summer
h. made some big catches. one day.
with two companions, he took what
proved TO be the largest catch Of abb
Core 81 the season. In three hours -
albicore were captured averaging -
pounds each. making n total % 30
pounds OF FISH. lie also landed four
monster Jewish, ranging In weight
from iO2 pounds 90 207 pounds. The
latter took seventeen minutes 20 land
ft was caught with rod and reel and
gf-thread line when u IL considered
that the line used II the size of ordi-
nary wrapping twine and would hold
but a fraction of the ish's weight. y
shows that some skill is necessary and
the fght with these big fish with such
| light gear II most exciting.
Mr. Bailey also landed a 6-fOot sharh
with the same light outfit. He Is goins
10 dip his line into the water at Puulas
and give n Pearl Harbor man-eater
taste % his skill.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
THE CUP DEFENDER.
Yacht About To Be Built in Boston
By Lawley.

BOSTON, Dec 13.-The develop
ments in the preliminaries leading up
to the beginning of work on the Bos-
ton built cup defender are not of any
special Importance, except to show the
determination of those interested to
smooth over any difficulties that might
come up later on.
Superintendent Boyd of the Atlantic
works is in consultation with Builder
Lawley in South Boston, and il is pos
sible the work upon some of the other
contracts which Mr.. Lawley has upon
his hands at present may be done al
the Atlantic Works, so that Mr.. Law
ley may be able to devote his entire
attention to the new cup defender Mr.
Boyd offered to extend every posi-
BILE courtesy and do all in his power
to expedite the work on the defender
even to lending Mr. Lawley additiona
help
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
swAMPsoor DoRY.
Y. A. Moot-smith Orders Another
while in the East

n. A. Mott-smith while East ordered
another swampscot dory. The new
craft will be larger than his present
Yacht. she will be heavier built and
have water-tight compartments which
viii render her safe for outside work.
The new beat will be shipped around
the Horn and win arrive here some
time next summer.
Although the wind was from the
southwest and light last sunday a
number % the pleasure heet spread
. their white wings. The Dewey cruised
out toward Diamond Head with a large
party aboard.
q The Opista. Clytie. Vi-ke and Pokii
~ ere trying conclusions with each 9TH
er about the harbor and later in the
day raced out the channel The ,Clytie
managed To- sail through the fleet and
although the Pokii took a short cut she
was unable TO catch the new yawl. The
beats did not return together but cruis-
ed in different directions.
Mr. Johnson. owner OF the Dewey
contemplates making alterations in her
ballast. Some Of the present inside
weight will be added 20 her outside lead
keel. giving about six inches more
depth. This win make her sitter and
hold on" better in beating. which viii
undoubtedly improve her windward
work
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
M'aovERN AGAINST CANS.
Fight Was To Take Place in Chicago
Decem Der l3

CHICAGO. Dec. 13.-When feather
weight Terry McGovern and light
weight Joe Cans step into the padded
ring at Tattersall's tonight to do bat
tie for six rounds, probably the biggest
crowd that ever gathered around a
Tingside in the west will be present.
Hundreds of sporting men from New
York. Cincinnati, Baltimore, Detroit,
St. Louis, Milwaukee and other cities
arrived today TO see the handicap bat
tie between the two famous sluggers.
and today IL was impossible to secure
a good seat except from ticket scalp
pers, some of whom reaped a harvest.
Every precaution has been taken by
the fight promoters to prevent the
threatened police interference with the
fight.
Both McGovern and Cans have been
placed under arrest, and are constant
ly accompanied by constables. and it
is said that arrangements have been
/ made for the presence of a justice of
the peace at the ringside tonight, in
case the fighters were arrested, to re-
lease them promptly on bonds. and the
fight promoters have given out as
suranees that the men will step into
the ring at 1920 o'clock.
AS a further precaution, McGovern,
on his arrival, will be spirited away
until weighing in at o'clock. Cans,
too. kept out of the way during the
day. and only did enough work to
keep himself within the limit of 133
pounds.
Betting is heavy on the fight. with
McGCvefn the favorite at 2 to l, that
he will stick the route and thus win.
CHICAGO. Dec. 13.-McGovern ar
rived here this afternoon from his
training quarters in Milwaukee, and
was driven TO hotel, where a consta-
bic read a warrant to him and nomi-
nally became his bOdyguard Meow
ern will remain in coneealment until
weighing-in time this evening. A COM
mittee composed of some of the most
prominent ministers of the city, in
Guiding Revs. n. w. Thomas. Frank
Talmadge and William E. Lawrence
called on Mayor Harrison this after
noon and protested against tonight;
fight, asking the mayor that his per
NIT be recalled. Mayor Harrison re
fused to interfere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
sIX-DAY BICYCLE RACE.
Riders Fall Out From Accidents and
Exhaustion at New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Today found
only six teams left in the six-day BIZ
cycle race at Madison Square Garden.
The riders have taken on a haggard
and exhausted appearance due to the
terrific pace set for the first two days
of the race. This morning the men
increased their speed somewhat. The
unlucky falls yesterday caused two
teams to drop from the race, leaving
but six.
Oscar Aaronson is in the new York
Hospital with an injury to his spine.
His partner, Babcock, fell from his
wheel at 2 o'clock from sheer exhaus-
ton. The referee was officially noti-
fed by the teams trainer that the
team, was unable to continue. About
the same time it was announced that
Turville and Gimm were out of the
race Turville was badly injured by
being thrown into box last night.
Harry Elkes. who is looking very
fresh, came on the track at $3.50
o'clock after rest of two hours and
forty minutes.
Shortly after o'clock Walters rear
tire burst The riders quickened their
pace and gained several laps on Wal
Ter, but only one lap was taken from
Waller and Stinson's score. This did
not cause any change in the position
of the riders.
At Z o'clock the leaders were fifteen
miles behind the record made by Mil
| Ter and Waller a year ago. The mel
were then riding at the rate of eigh
| teen miles an hour. At the same timt
a year ago Miller and Waller wer'
riding a twenty-mile pace.
Gimm and Babcock, the uninjureC
members OF their respective teams
! sent word that they would return ant
1 ride their twelve hours day up u
the end.
The score at o'clock was:
Elkes and Mcfarland, Pierce AM
McEachern, 1.647 %; Simmar and Gou
( goultZ. 1863: Waller and Stinson
I 1863; kaser and Ryser, 1.646. 4
Babcock and Aaronson, 1,454 g.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Atlantic City Country Club Has a Big
Medal Play.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., Dec. 13-
The open golf tournament of the At
lantic City Country Club began today
on the Northfield links. under au-
spicious circumstances. Play began
with the qualifying round of thirty
six holes. medal play.
The main event of the tournament
Is the contest for the Atlantic City cup,
which was won by W. J. Travis, the
amateur champion OF America, when
he defeated n. 5. Douglass, former
champion.
The entry list includes most of the
leading golfers Of the country.
Among the cards in the qualifying
round were:
Walter Travis. Garden City, SO; ]
G.. Thorpe, "a; F. S. Douglass, 81; w
II. Travis. 81; II. NJ. Forrest. 92; c. l.
Tappen. 102; Chasseley, SO; Arden
Robbins. SO: W. p. Smith. 81; w. G.
Fownes. 9S; E. A. Darby. 81; n. G
Fownes. 90; W. c. Fownes Jr., SO; {
b. Fownes. 1O1; ]. T. Taylor. ss.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
Will Row in England.

NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-At the an
nual dinner of the Dauntless Rowing
Club last night, it was decided to send
the senior eight-oared crew of the
club TO England to compete in the
Henley regatta in 1902. This crew
which accomplished the unusual feat
of winning as juniors, intermediates
and seniors, during the season just
passed. is still in training, and is con-
fidently expected by the club to win
the national championship in the
senior class during the season OF l9ol
1t will then spend another year n
training for the Henley event, ano
will attempt to capture that blue I'D
bon of the aquatic world IN the iolioW-
ing spring.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
'oming % the fcsru. viii Enlivsn
the Game Here.

The visit of the British warship
irus has caused quite n hutter Of ex-
cement among Association men. The
arus has a sturdy team. who next TO
lo Warspites doughty heroes are
llmpious of the Pacific. Honolulu
'u viii now have an opportunity Of
sting their quality against tried
rlm. and the encounter should add
nuch 90 their knowledge of the game.
Matches have been arranged a. fol-
rvs.
saturday, December g. Icarus vs..
ngland
Christmas Day. fcarus W. Honolulu.
Saturday. December %. Iearus vs.
rotland
The team which will represent Eng
and this afternoon IL given below:
Coal. Gibbs. backs. Harvey and So
halves. stokes. Parish and Lish-
ban. forwards. Cheek. Blackman. Da-
rs Lansdale and Irvine.
The English and Scottish teams are
making every effort 90 perfect them
elves before the league matches be
fn. but where. Oh where. are the 10
lnI unltedf
We would recommend them To play
many matches a. possible before
aa ames commence. or they will not
' iu ne condition 20 do themselves
hstico So Gar we have not heard OF
single match down for them 90 play
al' hope that they will soon make a
.Art Christmas Day and next Satur
nv should see them out " they near
Hs.uoss
W. r. Anderson Is celebrating the
'siva season on Hawaii. and the
''s VIII be- without their skipper I'll
.o1gue matches commence.
hfsrs Blackman and Fiddes have
aqoriaken the matter OF goal nets
lld hope 10 have all the up-to-date ap
,.ai1s BY the drst encounter. OF Jan
1ry ith.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Fred L. Dind-
hammer of Northwestern Academy
yesterday broke all the western col
lege records in a strength test taken
at the Evanston Y. NJ. c. A gymna-
stun under the supervision of Director
Dass. Dindhammer scored a total OF
1852 points. The best previous col
lege record in the west was 4.23S, made
by Alfred w. Place of the University
OF Chicago on February is last.
The marks scored by Dindhammer
were as follows: Arms, 1.1S9; legs
2.s04; trunk. 639; total, 1852 (eor-
rect).
Dindhammer is twenty-three years OF
age. weighs only 159 pounds. and is
feet inches high.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-22
PNEUMONIA PREVENTED.

Among the tens Of thousands who
have used Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy for colds and la grippe during the
past few years, to our knowledge, not
a single case has resulted in pneumo-
MIA. Thos. Whitfield & Co, 240 Wabash
avenue, Chicago, one of the most prom
inelt retail druggists in that city, in
speaking of this says: I'VE recommend
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy for la
grippe in many cases, as it not only
gives prompt and complete recovery
but also counteracts any tendency of la
grippe to result in pneumonia For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd
wholesale agents.