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New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
CANS OFFERS TO FIGHT MGovERN

"Al' Herford the manager Of Joe Cans. de-
posted $1,000 yesterday for a match between his
pTotege and Terry" McGovern. Herford says he
VIII Insist upon the following conditions: That each
man shall weigh not over 133 pounds at s o. m. on
the night Of the contest: that each man be al
lowed TO wear soft bandages and that the purse
be divided % per cent 10 the winner and 8 per cent
70 the loser; Cans agrees to knock McC1overn out
in ten rounds TO win N'
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
TRorTING-2:18 CLAss-PU
TROTTING-2: :Oe cI.Ass-PURsE 81 o.
ELKg FAIR AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington. KY. Aug. Il CspeciaD.-At the Elks'
Fair which began here to-day ten thousand people
saw a fine days sport Governor Beckham made
an address accepting the Spanish cannon
loaned the State by the War Department. The
u. S. N
Alice Frazier won the trotting IN straight
heats Congressman Baileys flly Maude Hons
got second money. Summary:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

GOIF-Women's club tournament, Shin
necock Hills: golf sweepstakes. st. Andrews;
womens putting match, Mahopac; mixed
foursomes. Deal Beach: open tournament
Richfeld Springs.
BASEBALL-Brooklyn at CINCINNATI
New-York at Pittsburg. =
LAWN TENNIS-United States Nauonal
championships, Newport
TRAP SHOOTING-New-York German
Rod and Gun Club. Dexter Park; Aqueouc'
Rod and Gun Club. Aqueduct
CRICKET-New-York and Livingston
Livingston.
YACHTING-American Yacht Club. open
regatta.
PoLo-Point Judith Country Club Nara
gansett Pier.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
AMERICAN OARSMEY IN PARIS.

]. d. Mahr. of the National Association OF Anna
teur Oarsmen. last night received cable dispatch
from Fred r. Fortmeyer saying that he had Just
arrived at Paris with the American oarsmen who
are 70 compete In the international races at Paris
on August % and 26 AL the oarsmen are said TO
be In good condition
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
HARNESS RACING.
THE GLENs FALLS MEET.

Glens Falls n. Y, Aug. flowing to heavy
track the first race or the Grand Circuit meet of
the Northern New-York Trottng Horse Breeders
Association. postponed from yesterday account
OF rain, was not called until o'clock to-day, at
which time the track in fair condition. Over
four thousand people were in attendance when the
first event, the 2:09 trot, called which brought
out five starters. Summaries:
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Women's Cup (hrst round)--Miss wardwen Otseeo
beat Miss Weeden. Waiontha up and / 10 nisy
Mrs Ryeson Otsego, beat Miss Kirkland Waiontha b,
4 up and 3 to play; Mrs Browning. Harbor Hill bea
Miss Compton Westchester Golf. by up; Mrs Ransom
Oakland beat Miss ". @. Compton Westchester csoIf
by up and 70 play. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At polls. 4 Detroit.
At Cleveland-Buffalo, g. Cleveland, O.
At NIilwaUkee-Chicago 4; Milwaukee,
At. Minneap poliS-ENs nSaS City. Il. MilneapolS i
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EASTERN LEAGrE

At Observation-Disclosures. 5; Syracuse. 4
AT WorceSter-TOrontO S; Worcester. o
AT PrOvidence-Providenc 8; Montreal :
AT ngheld-ROchester s; Springfield. .
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RAcE-Handioap steepIechase; s4oo added Short

FIFTH RAcE-Handicsp steeplechase; s4oo added Short
@. w. Penniston's b. g. Arquebus. by Maxim
'F. d. Boards b 6. Ingomar aged 145 tAdams) s-S
Time-S:2Gh.
sIngomsr did not go the
good. Arauebus went the course alone
The Stewards fined F. y. Beard 500 for entering
Ingomar when he was not properly schooied. They
also ordered the entry of the horse refused.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15

At Cortland-Utica. Is, Cortland, 5.
AT Observation-Disclosures 8, Schenectady,
AT TrOy-Troy, 8: Albany, 8 (irSt camel. IToy' .
Albany. Second game.
At Rome-Rouns. 17-Elmira. g.
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Richhed Springs Cup (second roundl-J. P Browning
Harbor Hill, beat c. Hyde Clark. Otsego. by 4 up and
70 play; sephen C Clark otsego. beat G. E Tunneciine
oy up and TO play; Devereaux Emmet, Garden City
beat F. B. Barrett Engiewood, by up and to play:
A. D. Compton. Westcheser Golf. Paul B. Cooke
Harbor Hill by 6 and
Seml-fnals-Stephen c. Clark beat J. B Browning bv
up and to play; A D. Compton beat Deverealx En-
met by up and to play.
The of the eight Wo who
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wickham, Mrs. Curtis Mrs @ @Mcvieker, Miss Hoyt
Mrs. Welman, Mrs. Clahin, Miss Crocker Miss M
Russell, Miss ]. Russell, Miss Henderson. Miss
Parrish Mrs Miller and Mrs. Murdock.
The play to-day will be at eighteen holes, match
play handicap The drawings for to-day are Mrs;
Brown and Miss GuiiXer Miss NJ L. Russell ana
Wickham and Miss Hoyt Mrs: Wellman and Mrs.
Claf1in. Miss Henderson and Miss Clark, Mrs. Muir
dock and Miss ]. Russell and Miss Crocker and
Mrs. Miller.
Clark, 10; Mrs. Brown u; Miss Parrish. u; Mrs
Curtis II; Miss Wickham II; Miss ]. Russell II;
Miss Guver. 16; Mrs. McVlcker. To- Mrs. Muir
dock IS; Miss Henderson, IS; Mrs Clahin l8; Mrs.
Weman, is; Miss NJ; L. Russell IS; Miss Crocker.
tS and Miss Miller, 1S
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
SECOND CANE

Earned runs-Efttsoors- 8. NsW-Io-ae !. ~ =
htt--Of Connor. Three base hi-S-Wiliau-s Hteaey
Hickman stolen basss-Eeal1aon- Davis E1rst -
on bans-OP Chesb-o. 2. OF Havley. Hit y pite1e1
baI-Ritchsy. Struck oUt-By CAsshru- s. y 1assy.
J. Wild pitch-Chesh-o, Tine % gaHe-l11 CHlp7s-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
BASEBALL.
DOUBLE DEFEAT FOR THE TANDIASY
HALL BASEBALL TIGERS-MADE
ONE RUN IN TWO GAMES.
CANES YESTERDAY.

Pfttsburg s. New-York. . Boston. :. Chfcazo -.
tdrst game gamej.
Pittsburg Z. NsW-York. 1 Boston. z Chicago 8 fu.-
(second gannel. ond game.
81. Louis. s. Philadelphia.
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rwo GAMES GO TO BOSTON

Chicago. Aug. 1A-Bosron and Chicago played rVo
long tedious and uninteresting games to-day. ths
visitors taking both owing 70 the wilGness OF ne
Chicago pitchers and costly errors Atrendsnce'
FIRST GAME
Chicago ..-.-...-...o ? ? o Q Il
Boston -............O o o o o ? 1 81 Z
Batteries-TayIor and Chance: Cuppy and Sullivan
SECOND GAME.
RHE
Chicaso o...................--...O I o 0 IS
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
FIRST GAME

Ea-ned Funs-Flttsolrg. LWo baso
St5ien agner Williams Gleason Douh-s plsvs
Ely and Ritchsy: Van Haltre1, Gleason and Doyle
First base balls-OS Mercer. 2 Hit BY pitched ba-
Hickman Struck out-By Lever / Passed baIl-Gsaay
Tine OF game .35 Cmpi-e-Swartwood-
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Bleprles.

-nnn 75c. 81. sL25. sI.5O, sl7b. All makes
SsI. Guaranteed by the mfrs Special prices 10
LlKES dealers WILLIS. 3 Park row. OPP. P. o.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
vARDoN BEATEN AT POLAND SPRINGS


Poland Springs Me-. Aug. Hilary vardon.
the English golfer fell before the best ball OF Fem
and Findlay. the professionals. the Poland
Springs links this afternoon. he being down at
the thirty-ffth hole. Fem and Finday won
through Vardon's misses of short puts. wherein
the hole trimmed in each instance. The fore
noon play ended with Fem and Findlay up.
In the afternoon both the local players had varying
fortunes until Vardon had brought the score to
down for himself and then the match ended. or
the thirty-six holes nineteen were halved. The
scores:
MORNING.
vardon: ~
In ....................4 4SS-U
Best ball:
out ..................4 80
In .......-..-.-.--.--.4
AFTERNOON.
vardon:
Out ..:......S ........:.::...::..S tt4S4ss $50
Best ball;
Out ...................4 43T
In ...................4 5-3e-76
Fennogt 3s; in 80; out, 20; in 4o total 15T Find.
total, 151. Best Ball, $50
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
TENNIS.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNA-
MENT BEGINS.

LITTLE AND ALEXANDER WIN THE PRIZE
IN DOUBLES
New-York tribune., 1900-08-15
ENTRIES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY

The entries for to-days races at Saratoga are
S follows:
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unique souvenir is to be distributed on the oc-
casion of the century OF the Associated Cy-
cling Clubs Of the City of New-York on September
l6 1t consists OF a pair of link cuff buttons on
which the seal of the association will be attrac-
lively displayed in suitable colors. The souvenirs
will he useful well ornamental, and should be
highly priced by those who win them.
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>rsaclers due and TO san today and for
., . next six days are es follows:
arrive.
PAssENGERs.
Departed.

Tor Maui and Hawaii ports, per strnr.
iauna Loa, Sept. Geo. Ekau, Mrs. Ka-
mala AiOna. w. a. Mckay and wife. r..
=. Kelly and wife, Thos y. Haze and
wife. Rev. J. Kekipi r. MakahaIupa, Mas
Ter Groves, Rose Aiona. Isaac Ihihi and
wife, Mrs. $. 7. KamauOha, Miss l.. \.
wong Kong, Mr.. Bosence, Mr.. Phillips,
airs. Hasslocker. Miss Morris, Miss Lau-
IA Pail, Mrs. Frman. MISS Ella Dudoit.
Miss L.. =. Napua, Mrs z. Iangehem.
DR.. G. r. Wood, wife, two children and
nurse Mrs. s. Sherman. Mrs NJ Atcher-
~, nurse and child, II. w. Griswold, j.
~ Rodanet Templeton, John Wise, Jas.
fUpchmch. Joe Kalanie. c.. X. Wilder,
Mss Kuihelsni. NJ. Guerrero, wife and
Two children, VIM. White and wife. Miss
Albertina Paniani. Miss Aki. Mrs Geo.
Campbell and family, Miss L. Ray and
Mrs. J. N Robinson.
fTOr KahuluI and way ports, Pc stmr.
e-lapdine. Sept. SC. L. CopelarC and
7TEe. Jim Kirkland, ]. +. Mccoy Miss
.Stuimger. Sister Antonio, ]. Costa. a. j.
Comes, H. NJ. Pembroke, c.. II. johnson,
(r1ster Fenata, w. II. Fields, James Poai.
8 L. Colburn, +. 7. Cooke, j. NJ Gar
Gin, J. w. Hall. A. A. Brayman. Charles
Dssliy.. J Frias. Goo Lip, Lang Wal. J.
y. Castle. All Foolz, +. c. Shipley, y.
~. Desha, Mrs. n. ]. Malone and child,
r. W. Grimwood, G. p. Grimwood, Miss
81 IVA Miss Lucy LAM. Miss Emily
S.ani. Airs. Mary Pa, Miss Lucy Kaukau
Y. J. f4'wiaea and wife, Miss Mary Ka-
Dihe. Mss Annie Reuter-.
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scSs
gerly furnishing their equipments,
brushing their blouses and otherwise
making themselves trim for the inspec-
ton of the Lieutenant Colonel who is a
stickler for appearance. The drum and
bugle corps was out in force and drums
were frightened up for the occasion,
bugles polished until they glinted, and
all the panoply of war donned for the
moonlight review.
When the assembly bugle sounded
and the troops formed by companies in
the armory hall their appearance evok-
ed favorable comment from their regi-
mental officers. Dressed in blue blouse,
spotless white trousers. brown leggings
and fatigue cap, they were soldierly-
looking lot of men and spoke volumes
for the care of the officers.
"a" company, Captain Klemine, turn
ed out well, very few names not being
answered at roll call. ''B" company
had a fair showing, and co company
was represented by only a corporars
guard. f. &C." and H" companies
were in force. The troops formed in
battalion formation on the drill ground
outside the armory and Unanswered
well into position. With the band at
the head re regiment by battalions
was broken into column of tours. colors
at the right of "l}" company a.-1 ehe'
march was taken Up for the baseball
grounds. The evolutions for regimental
review were well done, and the bat
TALON work was effective, the two ma
jors having perfect command of their
| respective battalions.
\ Col. Mccarthy was we'll pleased with
the drill inasmuch as it is the first
regimental dress review in eleven
months, the last having taken place in
| October, 1899. In November, on Thanks
giving Day, the Punahou sham battle
( occurred and since that time the regi-
ment went into active service during
| the plague epidemic. The long siege Of
street and quarantine patrolling ruled
against further regimental drills. 1T g
! the purpose of the Colonel to have resi-
mental drills each month during moon
! light week. The behavior and appear
ance of the guardsmen last night ere.
1 ated favorable impression among a
number OF strangers who viewed The
march and drill.
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BOYS.
First Regiment Drill by
Moonlight.
MiIhiamen March to Makiki in
Command of Lieutenant
Colonel Mccarthy.

With flags flying, drums beating and
rifles cleaning in the soft moonlight,
the First Regiment, National Guard of
Hawaii, marched to the baseball
grounds at Makild last evening for
regiment drill headed by Lieutenant
Colonel Mccarthy who assumed COM
mand in the absence of Colonel Jones.
At the drill shed previous to the
formation of the companies for inspec-
ton the scene was busy one. In each
company's room the soldiers We're ca
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CONSlGNEE's NOTICE.

CoNSIGNEEs OF FREIGHT Elk
ship Challenger from New York. are
hereby notified that the above vessel
mas commenced dischargina. at the
flshmarket wharf. All goods left on
the wharf after p. m. on each day,
are at the risk and expense of the con
signee.
Consignees are requested to pay their
freight immediately.
G. BREWER & CO, LTD,
Agents for Ship Challenger.
Honolulu, Sept. 4 1900. sea-
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Hawaiian Navigation Co.
LIMITED.

This company reserves the right to
make changes in the time OF departure
and arrival of it's steamers WITHOUT
NOTICE. and it will not be responsible
for any consequences arising there
from.
Consignees must be at the landing
to receive their freight. This company
will not hold itself responsible for
freight after it has been landed.
Live stock received only at owners
risk.
This company will not be responsible
for money or valuables of passengers
unless placed in the care of the pursers.
The company will not be liable for
loss of, nor injury to, nor delay In de-
livery Of baggage or personal effects Of
passengers, or freight of shippers, be-
yond the amount of 500, unless the
value of the same be declared when re-
ceived by the company, and an extra
charge be made therefor.
All employees of the company are for
hidden to receive freight without deliv-
ering shipping receipt therefor In the
form prescribed by the company. and
which may be seen by shippers upon
application to the pursers OF the COM
pany's steamers.
Shippers are notified that II freight
is shipped without such receipt it will
be solely at the risk OF the shipper.
HAWAIIAN NAVIGATION CO..
LTD.
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FOUND.
FOR SALE.

AT a BARGAIN, 4sO BARRELS OF
LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT. now
due to arrive from New York.
ALSO, CUMBERLAND COAL.
And to arrive ex-Helen Brewer. due
In October:
LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT.
AMERICAN FIRE BRICK.
BARRELS OF FIRE CLAY.
CUMBERLAND COAL.
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DEPARTED.

Thursday, September G.
u. s. ". T. solace, winslow, for San
C7Iancisco.
stmr. Kiiauea Hou. McAllister, for Ka-
t,.ilui
6inr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Eleele.
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DIED.

DE LEON--Lena, wife of William De
Leon, and daughter of f. Meyer, aged
20 years, in Honolulu. Funeral at 9
kaako.
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REAL ESTATE TR aNsA crIoNs.

August 20. No. 5429-A. de S. Carvalho
to j. dc Souza, acres Hui Land, Ulu-
malu. Hamakualoa, Maui. Consideration
$50.
No 5i3o-A. NJ. Mendes and wife to j.
de Souza, acres Hui Land, Ulumalu,
Hamakualoa, Maui. Consideration $35.
No 5i3l-F. Gonsalvcs to NJ d'Arruda,
r. +. 3SlS, Waiakoa, Kula, Maui. Con-
slderation $500.
No. 5432-R. a. Frat and husband to r.
$. Reid, lot Z block 4, Riverside Park,
Hilo, Hawaii. Consideration $780,
NO. 5433-N. /. Moore and husband to
a. b. Loebenstein. PC. land Waianuenue
Street, Hilo, Hawaii. Consideration $500.
no. JiSSA-AI. x. 10 to w. and G.. w.
Rockey. pc. land Waianuenue Street, Hi
10. Hawaii, Mortgage $500. Cons.dera-
ton $500
no. 5iS3B-IT. z. Elliot and wife to NJ.
a. Iichley. por. lot l block g. Riverside
Park, Iiilo, Hawaii. Consideration $3.50.
! No. 5l2iA-NakaneIua to NJ. Hookuanui.
r. p. e9l6, kul 1913 (por), Waimea, S. Ko-
! hala, Hawaii. Consideration 81.
! No. 5455A-S. w Nawahie and wife to
! B. Lincoln and II. All Chang. pc land,
ionomakau, Kohala, Hawaii. Considera-
ton $40.
! No. 5435B-Abigaila and husband to Kau-
kaaha, PC. land. Null, ". Kohala, Ha-
wall. Consideration S275.
! no. 5iS6-M. p. Keeaumoku and hus-
/ band ct al. 10 +. Lucweako, por. Ap. 1,
/ kul. tZ75, Kapaakea, Honolulu. oahu
Consideration SEQ.
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GRIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STATION,
Sept. G. 10 p. m.-Weather, clear; wind,
iBht east.
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10 sAIL ToDAY-
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Gas. sch. Eclipse, Gahan, for Lahaina,
t-iatena. Kihei and Kona ports at p. m.
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There was great gathering of the
Grand Army Encampment of Veterans
at Chicago.
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FOR SALE.
LOST.

August "a, on Fort street,
between King and Beretania, two
promissory notes secured by deed Of
trust, one for $1,000, and the other for
$3.50. Reward il returned to the Ad-
vertiser office. 5633
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Santa barbara. Cal. is to have new
nigh school built entirely Of stone, to
cost 100000.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

at yHx GovEBEMEST SURVEY, PUBLISHED
EVERY MONDAY.
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MARRIED.

COOLEY WORES-In this city. Sep
TENDER s, 1900 by the Rev J. osborne.
Miss Josephine Wores and Mr.. A. r.,
Cooley.
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c. BREWER & CO., LTD.
QUEEN STREET
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT AT sEAvIEw,
Punahou; size OF lot 200 Svo, beautiful
view. Apply
w. G. SINGLEHURST,
aozf At Theo. II. Davies g. Co, Ltd
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ARRIVED.
Thursday, Sc

Thursday, September C.
5tnar. Maui, Parker, from Hawaii.
u. 5 n L. Belgian King, Weiss, from
Gan Francisco. August ., en- route to
Manila
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Classified Advertisements,
WANTED.

YOUNG man or lady for position of
assistant cashier and typewriter.
Must come we'll recommended. Wall,
Nichols Co., Ltd. 5642
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s
THE MELROSE, King Street

Board and rooms; ell modern COM
forts; electric lights; mosquito proof;
a quiet, refined home. King st. cars
pass the door. Prices moderate. Tele-
phone 30S1- blue.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

x'ull moon on the sth at e:3e p. m.
tides from the United states Coast and
Esoc etc Survey tables:
Tia tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
i~-fs' ono hour earlier than at Honolulu.
riaw allan standard time Is 10 hours 30
a. rJtss slower than Greenwich time, be-
49, that OF The meridian IL 15T degrees 80
fsCses. The time whistle blows at DO
. n hicS is the same as Greenwich,
q "a minutes. Sun and moon are Tor
- dn.e for the whole group.
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FROM October or November LIST, a
large unfinished house on lease for
one year with the privilege Of three.
Responsible tenant. Write, stating
full particulars, to Rand Advertis-
eT Office. 5639
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@ e. DENIsON. F. c. SMITH,
5uperintendent- G. T. d t. A
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0(hQ R0lNQI ( LQld Go.
(. TIME TABLE.
From and after Jaa. 1, 1900.
OUTWARD.

Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily
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Session sales-Morning session-Twen-
ty-five Eva, $27.75. Afternoon session
Five Wilder Steamship Co. 500.
Between boards-Thirty Hawaiian Agri.
cultural $500.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20

n spme - or y IS Sisi 4 nerie
of srenown SSs ~ work upon tils - "
iratiye groups hich arc ~ "a nASs IA y.
place AZ this {Expos iii Ion. Ihese y Y. y
3tp ,,e arly III original btpd uGtlp y u
,,nller the nnaS ~ air ZION lOf Kntii
iBatter. SIt WIN e. .ths mot nm hotAtesl
dc 81 decora tive scnlpture eyer I'M ss-
taken IL an Ext ssIti Ion. thstS hsitai
more than 12D groups, TheeA viii
aflorn the fountains, bridgea. SntgA nceet
u buildings and other salis
Besides the pools and fonnfain Hin:
|in the several scoutts Will IN 4 ETxndE
and stately canal Which will surround
the entire group 81 buildings n thei
southern n reaches w this canal areS
ARTIFICIAL bodies IT water known Ssi Tho
Mirror Lakes. fros which lagoons ex-
tend ii several dliec tIons, thickly set
with aquatic plants az rai'e species.
Ii, addition t0 the sunken gardens
and other floral features Of the Courts
will Be the horticultural exhibits in the
southern part Of he ground rhess
viii consist OF several acres Of beds of
the finest productaon Of the best nurs--
cries and greenh houses Of the WESTERN
world The compe tition for supremacy
win be very keen and: the lover Of dow
iefs will have = rare opp rtunlty %
make, a com arison lof the merits IA
the product ons of competing growers
III AZ 5Es$ MARK BENNIT1.
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lnChing ~ Ne1SS T. Nay n
in.tA o. ~ l.1nisAsa sat q

sxynChing OS Ne1S~ NJ So1SsraAO AsMy It,
II IN tAtss Al isai nish M.
" DEEys.R Nov. n "a AaursA havss.
Zen cons "a Eith 81 ! view. AZ prose
sstiag ~ 1asmbsr " ~ mob that
.lynchsd Rorsr nd u Il unl kely that
~ vim hss Ion ssnsr Thomas
refnses "a express ~ y y regard q
10 tho aflair. ss,ss sls}3 Is 3
Il District Attorney dcA llistsr q the
judicial iistrict a which lincoln
county y : part sid ~ iminol procsed-
,ings ags,inst the n lss scss * Tho mob
would bs utterly fntils. - accoant q
tho public opinion. YIN
I Olsrgymsn a. thu city aniuaously
dsprscats the method pussned 81 q ths,
lynching but some 5of thsm nv frankly
that the negro should have bsen banged
Of ahot. ssss ~ IN rs
Il Asmovsment "a reinsta te capital pun NJ.
ishment n tho statntss a. Colorado hA y.
received "a Impetus tzem the murder
Of Louise Froat and shs lynghin9, q
bill With ~ object "a view + now -.
ing drawn and tts advocates vii. y 5l =
aid. make an aggressivs Aght Tor -
enactment ~ the coming session of the
legislature Criminal assault probably
will be q capital crime. Nh S
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-20
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zine HistoricaH \ Exhiblt VIII Ne
sa!s l1aas ~ aIassaehusetts. sS ~
5 The historic commonwealth Of Mas.
sachusetts will have q most Interesting
exhibit at the Pam American Expost.
atl0n%at Buffalo. \. n, IN s 5s5s4
sIt III being collected through the Coz
operation OF various societies, such az
the Sons Of the revolution, Daughters
% the Revolution, Sons Of the Ameri-
can Revolution. Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution, the Society 81 the War
OF 1872 and kindred organizations. The
chairman Of the Massach usetts. Pam
American commission, Mr.. Walter Gil
man Page. Is a. leading spirit IN these
societies and Ii anxious that the wealth
of historic material possessed BY Mas.
sachusetts should be adequately repre-
scented at the PAN American Exposi,:
ton. E$ss e $$s8 M HEEL II
" The matter OLA building has not vet
been definitely decided, but It sis prob
able that the old Providence House.;
which was one Of the historic buildings
OF Boston. will be reprodu iced as q home
for Massac husetts exhibits at the Elk.