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NO SEVENTY AND THIRTY.
Winner of Game Between Grand
and metropolitan Nine Takes All.

A friendly rivalry existing between the
employees of the Grand and Metropolitan
opera houses has resulted in a challenge
passing from one TO the other to play
game of baseball at Lexington park The
challenge has been accepted, the pre-
liminaries have been arranged and the bat
tle-royal will occur Tuesday, June ., at 3
p. m sharp.
Quite number of old time players have
been dug up by the two managers and the
indications are that the game will be a
good one from a spectators point of view.
Both teams have gone into training for
the event and there is enough material
now in the hands of the trainers to insure
every position being filed by a competent
player. There is an agreement not to 60
outside of the two theaters for men, and
the teams will be typically representative
Of their respective houses.
A forfeit sum of s25 has been deposited
with George Hart to bind the match
which Will be played for $50 a side and the
entire gate receipts. with a supper on the
side to be furnished by the losers.
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INTERsCHOLAsTIC MEET.
Field Games Held. in ArmOry at
ChampaiEn.


Champaign.
CHAMPAIGN. Ill, May 19-On account
of rain the Illinois interscholastic field
meet was held today in the armory. Sum-
maries:
44O-yard run-Herdman, Taylorville
Linthicum, Lakeyiew third. Time, :55 As.
$50 yards run-.Lindsey, Decatur, first;
Cowden. Biggsville, second; Montgomery,
Charleston, third; Time, 2:15
One mile run-GlascO, Charleston, first;
Lindsey, Decatur. second; Forbes, Engle-
wood, third. Time, 5:55 1-5.
oyard dashdBe BiggsyiIle first Las
1OC-yard dash-Bell, Biggsville, first;
Lasley, Englewod, second; Miller, Lin
coin, third. Time, 10 S-5.
Lasley, Englewood, second; Herdman,
TaylorYille, third Time, Is.
$50 yards hurdle-Halleck, West Divi-
sion, first: Weymouth, East Aurora, sec
ond.; Miles, Charleston, third. Time,
Half mile waIk-stewart,, BiggsvllIe,
first; Smith, Hyde. Park second; Inder
Quarter mile Hopkins, West
Aurora, first; Keller Decatur, second;
Hanson, Urbana, third. Time, :33 4-5.
Half mile bicycIe--Keller, first; Annis,
West Aurora, second; Colby, Waukegan,
third Time Ill
oi,dE High jHmp1w7DQ93pgherrtyi Biggsville, first;
NSudIIIell, 4NOIlIlNeSJ DIVISION second,
Kellogg, Peoria, third. Height, feet II
inches.
Standing broad jump-Dougherty first;
Bethard, Fairbury second; Clark, Charles
ton, third. Time, 10 $40 feet.
Running broad jump-Davis, Duquoin
first; Kennedy, Englewood, second; Halle
Centralia. third. Distance, 20 feet s
inches.
Pole vaulting-Hoover TayIorville, first;
Todd, West Aurora, second; Leonard, De
catur third. Height, feet inches.
Shot put-Webster, Englewood, first;
Lieber North Division, second; Northam
Hyde Park, third. Distance, 43 feet Z Is
inches.
Hammer throw-KohIer, Pontiac. first;
Webster, Englewood, second; Westby
feet.
The points were distributed as follows.
among the different schools: Biggsville
80; Englewood, %; Decatur, 49, West Au-
rora, u; TaylorvilIe. IL: Charleston g.
East Aurora, 6; Duquoin, 5; Wess Division,
5: Pontiac, 5; Hyde Park 4; Lakeview, A.
Northwest Division, 3: Fairbury, 8; Lin
coin, 2; Urbana, l; Waukegan, l; Cen
tralia, /; Peoria, I.
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Other Games

At New York-The baseball game be-
tween Princeton freshmen team and
Brown university was postponed on ac-
count of rain.
At Cedar Rapids, Io.-Cornen, I; Coe, 6.
Twelve innings.
At Champaign, nl-Northwestern VS..
Illinois. postponed on account of rain.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-WiscOnsin, 16:
Michigan, 13. ~
At Beloit, Wis.-Purdue. 4: Beloit
AT New Haven, Conn.-rhe Yale-Prince-
ton freshmen baseball game was post
poned on account of rain.
AZ AZ Ghicago-Notre Dame university de-
feated Chicago university, to 2.
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TRACK WAS HEAVY.
But an Excellent Card Was Present.
ed at Lakeside.

CHICAGO, May 19-Weather clear;
track heavy at Lakeside today. Sum
maries:
First race, one mile-Sister Fox won,
Cora Havill II. second, Refugee third.
Time, 1:4SA
Second race. four furlongs-Garry Har-
riman won, Money Muss second, Kid Cox
third. Time, 81
Third race, six and a half furlongs-Abe
Furst won, Draw Lad second, Barney F.
third. Time, 1:19.
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth
Sam Fullen won, John Baker second
Boney Bog third. Time, 1:522
Fifth race, six furlongs-O' 'Connell won,
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TWO BREWERY TEAMS.
They VIII Cross Bats at Lexington
Park Today

The fur will fly in today's game be-
tween the Hamm Brewing company team
of st. Paul, and the Minneapolis Brewing
Company club, of Minneapolis, at Lex
lnston park. The Hamm's are out to win.
The members of the team, under the
guidance. of Manager Grattwol have been
putting in some hard practice work at
the park during the week, and are in
shape for sharp contest
In anticipation of the advent of the
new Western league team the speedy
amateurs will demonstrate to the specta-
tors that the professionals are not the
only good ones In the world
The Minneapolis Brewers are leading
IN the league race and can always be
depended upon to make fine showing.
The teams will lineup as follows:
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BITTEN ny A LIoN.
Fitz Compelled to- Ask Postpone
ment offRuhgfn Fight

NEW YORK, May 1s.-At a meeting
of the officials of the Westchester Ath-
letlc club, at TuckahOe. which occurred
today, it was decided TO postpone the
Eitzs!mTnons-Ruhlin fight until June Is.
t1tzslmmons appeared with his hand in
pandages, having been bitten by a lion
which has been Il member of his house
hold for couple of weeks past. William
Madden appeared for Rubin, and Martin
Julian for Fitzsimmons F'itzslmmons
showed his hand which convinced all
present that FitZsimmons was in no con-
ditlon to fight, RuhIin's manager refused
TO take Fitsimmons' forfeit under the
circumstances stlpulat ating, however, that
Fltzslmmons Should send the cub to the
zoo or dispose of it.
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Nebraska Won Everythinr

LINCOLN. Neb, May 19-The Uni
versity of Nebraska won everything in
the intercollegiate field day events this
afternoon. Four Institutions were repre-
sented-Uniyersity # Nebraska, Doane
college, of Crete; York college. of York,
and Wesleyan university, Of Lincoln. OF
the twelve events Nebraska was first in
all, and second in eight. The final per-
centage: Nebraska, 81; Doane, 13: York,
3; Wesleyan, 3.
-Four state records were smashed, the
half-mile run by Hewitt, 2:0S 10; 120-yarG
hurdle, Heatt, :1S 30; shot-put, Bsown,
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sTILLwATER HIGH BEATEN.
st. Thomas Juniors Took Them Into
Camp HamGfIY.

An interested crowd of spectators
watched a lively sample of the national
game at the st. Thomas campus yester-
day afternoon The Saltwater High
school team had come over to try odds
with the st. Thomas third team But
their superiority in point of size was
playing afforded by the home team. Red
mond especially distinguished himself by
his happy bunting. and Tomek did ample
credit to his reputation as a pitcher by
striking out nine men, against his oppo
nents two. Every player on the team
did veteran work towards supporting
their battery. The result was that the
maj score stood 26 to 8 in favor of the
nome team. The score by innings:
saltwater .........0 2 0 o Is
st. Thomas .......3 0 3 1 40
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turned the tables on the Minneapolis
team this afternoon, and shut them out
with ease: None Of the visitors succeed
ed In getting ball out of the diamond
unuI the sixth inning. The play of the
whole Detroit team was in refreshing con-
trast to the work they have been putting
up of late. Attendance 1900 Score:
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Kentucky Stock Farm Purse.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 19-The clos
ing of the Kentucky Stock Farm purse
for foals Of 1900, to trot in 1903, received
for its sixth renewal 585 entries. the larg-
est number in its history. Thirty-one
states and Canada contributed entries
OF the nominated mares 67 have records
of 2:20 or better and 80 Of 2:25 or better
The following have records better than
2:1O: Nancy Hanks, 22:o4: Lady Noting
2:O9; Grace Hastings 2:OS: Rachael, 2:0SH ;
Red Silk, 2:10. The eligibles to this stake
represent 204 leading sires
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KAHN Prevcnteh Cnma.

iPfiILADHLPHIA, DHLPHI Pa, May ia con-
nanegl ramu0us ran Of rain today caused a post
University of California and tbe "TTd ffy,,,o tne
SSitX SX or pennsylvania, and also the base
4a PalI r,, game game between Pennsylvania and
- q, [nard. An effort will be made to ar
ilai5Vard has asked permission from Cam
prlqse to remain until Monday to pIav the
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Chessmasters, Tournament

PARIS, May l9.-Marco defeated Mason
IN the adjourned game in the second
round OF the International chess tourna-
ylouS round were also played TODAY.
sterling had a superior position. but the
other games We're even when an adjourn
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BOY HOLDS THE RECORD.
Juvenile Wonder Runs 1876, Unfin-
ished, at Fourteen-Inch Raik Line.

Willie Hoppe gained new laurels for
nlmsef last week al the American hall.
ChIcago, by running out in a 200-point
game of 14-inch balk line with an unfn-
lshed run Of 1850 The best previous rec
orc was 1Ss, made by Jake Schaefer.
ing Richards, and in five innings made
forty-four while Richards was running
fourteen @ Then Hoppe took up his cue
and never laid 1t down until he had COM
pleted his required zoo the great perform
ance being loudly cheered by the crowd.
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HIGH SCORES WITH GUN.
They Marked Yesterdays Tourney
of Rod and Gun Club.

Some splendid. shooting was done at
the weekly tournament of the St. Paul
Rod and Gun club at the new range yes
terday. Brown, who arrived late and
only took part in one event, won it, scor-
ing "A out of-a possible %. For second
there was a pretty race between Novot-
ny and P. Hauser, each scoring % and
then decided to shoot Is, and each scored
straight, and another Is to decide, Novot-
ny getting Y, Hauser H. Chief won
third. The full scores were:
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fourteen--year-old team in the city. Ad-
dress 8s7 sturgis St
The Hess Business college defeated tho
Northwestern Business college Saturday
afternoon. The score was 81 to in ia
vor of the former. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Theole. who
struck out fourteen men. The battery
work Of the Hess team was perfect. The
Hess Business college would like to meet
some Of the High school teams in the
Address D. s. Coffey, sol Pioneer Press
building, st. Paul MINI.
An interesting game of ball was plaved
yesterday AFTERNOON on the Como grounds
between the Cretin Juniors and the Rock
cts. The Cretins played much better than
their opponents and won easily by score
OF Il to 4. The score by innings is as
follows:
Cretin Juniors.,..9 80 O-12
Rockets ...........O 0 Q / 3 Q q
The Young Laurels defeated the West
Side Atlantics by a score of 10 to 10.
The Young Cyclones and stormies
will cross bats on the Greens this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The
Stormies play a fast game of ball
The Young Cyclones have signed G.
Weber, who has formerly played behind
pitcher; s. Carrigan, at second, and La
Clair will hereafter play at third, while
Murphy will cover right field. The Young
Cyclones would like a game with some
of the city. Address all challenges to G.
Salires, 1874 Granite street.
The West Side Colts will leave Decora-
tion day for La Crosse, Wis, where they
will play two games. They line up as
follows: Dolan and Lightner, catchers; De
Patie and Dellar, pitchers; Billy Williams,
first base; Tim Lynch, second base; Pete
Lightner, ShOrtStop; Billy Berg. third
base; Dave Tucker, left field; Brooks, cen-
ter field; Grady right field.
A team composed of boys in the office
of the West Publishing company defea ted
a team from the editorial department of
the same house yesterday afternoon, at
Merriam 9sls1 I'M Park, by a score of 35 to Is.
Gaiteriai 6dite .i.....:.S inns ~ s-5s
Batteries, office, Mccarthy, Coffey and
Costello; editorial, Marinelli Martin and
Weimer.
The ex-Madisons. defeated the North
Star Athletic club by a score of 20 TO 13
The feature of the game was the heavy
batting by the ex-Madisons Any six
teen-year-old team wishing a game ad-
dress George Woods Astoria hotel, city.
Score as follows:
E1INaaisSns r 8 al Go.f III Is Is
Batteries, R. Bond Woods, Schroth and
II. Bond; Shaver, Keeler and MADDOX.
The Plymouths and Columbias will cross
bats this afternoon on the Mississippi
street grounds Gehring and Grose will
be the opposing tWirlers.
The Gordon Hat baseball team defeated
the st. Paul Rubber cornpany's team in
a very interesting game by a score of 12
to 8. The battery for the Gordons were
Buechner and Conrad.
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High Bowling Scores

The following are the high bowling scores
MADE MADE at the Phster alleys during the
Frank Albert 200; w A. Dayton. POP:
PodL a. H. Weedbber' ed6r' 2Ol; Lieut. Wade. 2lf; w.
2l3; 6. p. Stout. POI w. Swanson. 215. III
a.: Neifus, 2O3; c. II. Still, 224; DR.. Hunt,
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1; first base on balls. off McKenna 8, off
er 2, Gates, O'Brien, Coughlin, by Gates,
McKenna; hit by pitched ball, by Nc
Kenna, Hemphill; double plays, C0ughlin
to DUNCAN, Coughlin to Schaefer to Dun
gan; left on bases, Cleveland 4. Kansas
City 6; umpire, Frank Dwyer; time. 80
CHICAGO WON AT BUFFALO
BUFFALO, May 19-Chicago and Buff
faIo gave a good exhibition today, but
the contest should have been won by the
home team, every one of its errors be-
ing disastrous and helping along the
score of the visitors. Both Katoll and
Hooker pitched we'll and kept the hits
down and well scattered throughout.
Attendance 1900 Score:
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Donahue, Hamilton; stolen bases, Childs,
Ryan, Mccarthy, Bradley, Donahue;
struck out, by Taylor 8, by Dineen 4;
passed balls, Clements 2; bases on balls
off Taylor l. off Dineen 3; hit with ball,
Collins; time, 2:O5; umpire, Swartwood
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South Dakotnns won

SIOUX CITY, To-, May 19-South Da-
kota university defeated the University
OF Kansas in athletic contests here to-
to the Kansans 521a.
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Princeton OutpIayed Cornell.

ITHACA, N. Y, May 19.-CorneT was
fairly outplayed by Princeton in today's
game Newton was the only Cornell man
who could hit Hillebrand and on the 9th
er hand the visitors handled their clubs
effectively. Score:
Cornell 80 0 0 % e +. l.
Princeton 30 O 0 0 2 o. IA /
Batteries, Lyon and Chase; HilIebrand
and Green
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Field Day Next SATURDAY..

The interschoIastic field day exercises
next Saturday afternoon. The contest
ants VIII represent the high schools OF
st. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth, Saltwater
and probably St. Cloud.
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Speer batted for Hooker in ninth.
Earned runs, Buffalo 4, Chicago 2: two
base hits, Hallman, Halligan, Shugart;
stolen bases, Padden, Hay; double play,
Hooker to Shreckengost to Carey; first
base on balls. by Hooker 3: struck out,
by Hooker l. by Katoll 3; time, 80; UNI
pire, Joseph Cantillon.
OFF DAY AT INDIANAPOLIS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nav f9-The Indian
apolis-Milwaukee game was postponed
on account of rain
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Duluth Beats Superior.

WEST SUPERIOR. wis. NAV 4o-Du-
luth beat Superior today in the opening
ball game of the season on the grounds
here. Score, Is to H.
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No Game mt St, Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May 19-The st. Louis-New
York game scheduled for today was
postponed on account of rain.
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80 80 feet l inch, and the discus throw
brew, brew, lO5 feet. With a field heavy viii
mud the records are good. Win
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Rain at Pittshurr.

PITTSBURG May 19-The Pittsburg-
Philadelphia game was postponed on ac-
count of rain.
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Rain Stopped Game.

CINCINNATI, o., May 19-The Cincin-
nat-Brooklyn game was postponed on
account of rain.
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RAIN STOPPED OTHER GAMES
Detroit Turned the Tables on the
Men From minneapolis and
shut Them Out with
Apparent Ease.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
New York at st. Louis.
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati

CHICAGO May ia couple of passes,
some clever base running and a half
dozen well placed hits won for Chicago
today in the first four innings. Two err
rors, TaylOr's only gift, two singles and
a triple scored Boston's four runs in the
eighth. Attendance, $500. Score:
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Dr.. walmsley second. Maggie Davis third.

Sixth race, one mile and a quarter
Owensboro won, Schnell Laufer second
Monk Wayman third. Time, 2:1SA.
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TURNED THE TABLES.
Detroit Shut Out the Brnw Men
From MinnenDOIiA.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Minneapolis at Detroit.
Milwaukee at indianapolis
Kansas City at Cleveland
Chicago at Buffalo
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Detroit ..............1 o % sc
Minneapolis 80 0 0 0 0 %
- Earned runs, Detroit g. two-base hits.
Harley; Holmes, Dillon, Nance sacrifice
llpS. lhlts, EIberfeld, Wilmot, Abbey; stolen
balls, Detroit A. hit by pitcher, by Nc
Gam z; first base on errors Detroit /
Minneapolis 3; left on bases, Detroit G.
minneapolis .; struck out, by McCann 4;
double play Elberfeld to McAllister tn
Dillon; passed ball, Shaw; wild pitch, Nc
Cam; time, 1:5O; umpire. Mcdonald.
HOW CLEVELAND LOST.
CLEVELAND. O., May 19.-McKenna
practically lost the game for Cleveland
TO-DAY by his wildness. In the fifth in
nlng Buelow, while going after fIv
twisted one of his ankles He will prob,
ably be out of the game for a week or
two. Attendance, 2200 Score:
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The Young Laurels defeated the West
Side Atlantics by a score of 10 to TO-
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An interesting game of ball was plaved
yesterday afternoon On the Como grounds
between the Cretin Juniors and the Rock
cts. The Cretins played much better than
of u to 4. The score by innings is as
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fourteen-year-o team in the city. Ad-
dress 3ST Sturgis st.
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HOW CLEVELAND LOST

Totals i q 6i27l 81 q
Cleveland ..........O 2 0 0 o %
Kansas City ...:..2 l Q 2 0 0 O-5
. T'Wo-base hit. Viox; three-base hit,
O'Brien: stolen bases Pickering. Bier,
bauer, DUNCAN, Hemphill, Coughlin; first
base on errors, Cleveland s. Kansas CITY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-30
More serum Nes dc d.

A letter will go by the Moana today
from the Board Of ii saith to the Hawa-
iian consul in San Francisco, instruct
ing him to telegraph 20 Washington
for thee hundred and Iffy llasks Of
serum, tn esupply is nearly exnaas ed.
II 1t Is not to be had in Washng tJn,
the consul is To pIaca his U.dor in
Paris.
1t takes no less than ten Walls t. a
patient and this has about exhausted
the serum on hand.
DR.. Hoffman, stated that, as he So
rum was used in such large QUANTITIES,
it would be wise to order no less than
three hundred and fifty TASKS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-30
ROBERT is Ike GRANT BY AUTHORITY.

London, March 15.--Sponccr Wilkin-
son reviews the war news for the past
week Tor The AssUgiaJgl Press az iJI'
lows. "ILu great s.oIot vi war Is pyr-
s.ua4lty. 4,alUI,Jn s.Il IN Wan tHe
bIs ,LUs is not men, bat man. and the
su.u,n CHANGE IN Jhe oOu.n african
Was as due ~ me pres srcy ana power vi
one man-LoId hUDerts.
seven years ago 1 spent many weeks
with nam IA InuIa, accompanying has as
his guest On mas last tour vi inspection
Oh the lndIan armies. ] saw tor myself
| how 100000 men woIsnIpped him.
Since ms return from lnuia mere have
been many influences stiIving TO keep
HIM III the background. The disasters
of the winter gave him his opportunity,
and now the world secs what hH has
made OF 1t.
when sherman SCI out to march
through Georgia he asked Gcueral
Grant for an old chum, Cavalry OFFICER
Wilson, think, and when Wilson cable
up he sat half tn onIsnt tanning to
Sherman, who before retiring said
wilson, I'll tell you where Grant beats
the rest of us. He don't care for what
he can't see the enemy doing, ana that
sCares me-
"l,oDeils is like Grant; he is too big
to be disturbed by anything, and he
quietly does Just what he means to do.
Accordingly his NOV ements have
knocked the Beers out of time.
"DryIontein turns out by the losses
on both sides, to have been one of the
hardest fought actions of the war. 1t
has finished the Free Staters.
Roberts entered Blcemfontein on
Tuesday and the result has been tie
complete collapse of the Free State re-
sistance.
The Transvaal Beers may fight on
in the HOPE Of foreign intervention.
They have no other chance, as either
British amy outnumbe.s them and
they cannot escape, being between two
III es, except by perpetual retreat.
but though | can sar 40 chance for
them except through intervention, /
expect the IIansyaai BCcis wIl ngnt
until the last, as their animosity to the
Blush is deep rooted. Intervention
hardly seems IkGiy. as the Ii. ItIsn
navy is an Unknown Guanury ana the
British nation Is quite Gete.mlned.
THE fate CT MafeklES as uuGerlain.
All recent Reports show tuat despite the
gleat haIusnILs the garrison wII hoId
out; that the besieEcIs are growing
tined and timId, ana that IelieI move
mems are in progress rOrth and sJdth,
but the news is InJelnite.
II he situation Is summed up in the
Associated Press iates: despatch that
the reiIef of MaiekInS may Dc expected
any time"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-30
American Messsnger Servic

American Messenger Service, Ma
sonic Temple. Tel. 444.
There ia only one Jesse Moore Whis-
key In the world and that IL cold and
pure. LoveJoy & Co. are distributors
for the Hawaiian Islands
The use Of the Singer in millions Of
homes shows the unpreceden. II sue
cess Of these ideal sewing ma zines.
II Is convincing proof that thu Singer
excels In all kinds of family NNtus
and art needle work. All our Wing
machines are Of the best construo> on.
beautifully decorated. and are mounted
on selected woods In finely finished
cabinets OF artistic designs. d. Ber-
Sersen. agent, 1871 Bethel street
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-30
Notice Of Assessment,

Notice is hereby given that the ninth
assessment Of ten TO per cent on the
capital took Of the HONOLULU RAPID
rR .NSII AND LAND CO. will be due
ml PAYABLE t, J. Il. Fisher, treas lrer, ~
-or upstairs, Honolulu, Oh the Isl day
March. The shares upon which a.
,es,me't may remain unpaid after thirty
laws from said date, will be declared de-
lnquent. J. A. CHM AN,
Secretary H. X. {. IL l.. Co.
Honolulu. March I, 1000. TAO
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-30
Tub -rculoSiS on knuai,

Mr.. Giffard, Of w. G. Irwin & Co.,
pres nted letter % the Board oil
Health yesterday stating that a dis.
case was raging among the cattle ut
Hanalei on Kauai. The symptoms
stated in the letter iook as IL the dis
ease were tuberculosis. The Board Will
investigate the trouD!. thoroughly and
report action at the next meeting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-30
Pioneer Bui ding ano
Loan Association.

ASSETS. DEC. 81. 1899, Sll2.6776
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PEh D. . .-CoinALlA.

Just landed fun line OF grapes, ap-
pies, oranges, lemons, celery, cabbage,
cauiiilower. cranDerries, burbank and
red potatoes, dales, salmon. founders,
halibut, crabs, Eastern and California
oysters lin tin and she'll turkeys,
chickens, ducks, quail. A Ill line Ut
canned goods. CAMARlNOS' REFRl-
CREATOR