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diamonds and two tIumps In BIS hand, and there
fore only one club. II Is In situations like this
that Ward says he wants a man That knows when
~ shift Whelan made the top score on this deal,
no other team getting more than nine tricks
ouR PROBLEMS.
Here In n rather neat little exercise In endings
Hearts are trumpa and North has the lead. with
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Capt Wards team seem TO he in greatform this
winter. They have won all the New England
trophies every time they have played for them
SO far and no challenger has been able TO get near
them. Ward Is the man who stated in an interview
published in THE Sun last year that he believed
the common sense conventionl"ss game was the
winner when il was handled by men who knew
when 10 shift. Ward is the great shifter, and the
tricks that he picks up by his accurate judgment
Of the precise moment TO turn q retrea I into an
attack. 10 give up one suit and get home the aces
In the others, to drop a trump attack and run for il,
run into the hundreds In the course Of a season.
After his team had won the trophy at Albany
they came down TO New York for a quiet little
game Of twenty four deals against Elwell, Taylor,
Faber and Denison Of the New York Club, in which
Capt. Ward got nine tricks the best Of it, four Of
them being picked up in one hand, which will DO
published next week.
TRUMP MANAGEMENT.
The SUN has received quite a number Of let.
ters commenting on its recent articles on the
subectlof trump management, and several well
known players have sent in hands illustrating
the points iscussed as they have lately come up
IN actual play In COMPASS games. Among the
most interesting Of these are two from our local
crack, j. b. Elwell, who Is now in first place
IN the tournaments In both the New York and
the Brooklyn clubs. In the first deal given,
Elwell held Us cards and saved Just FIVE tricks
by not returning his partners trump lead after
having won the first round with the jack. The
position Is a particularly instructive one and the
reasons for the play are a good illustration Of
the Importance OF reading situations instead
OF blinlly following book rules. z dealt and tut ned
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z has no protection In clubs, but knows that this
partner should be able a. stop that suit as he
should have the clubs II hs has anything. 4
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S for his partner. WHAT'S Ma best play, and how
should \ and s manage the rest Of Che hand so as
70 get the most tricks out Of II against the best
defence OF r and "?
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LE4RCr VALLEY.


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AROUND THE WHIST TABLE.
BOSTON WINS THE A. W. L. TR0PHf
FROM 1HE TORONTO TEiM
Hands obstructive as Regard the Mannke-
ment of Trumps-Capt. wards sh'i''ng
Tactic. Illustrated The Ability u"
Read the Cards Of Prime importance

Hands Instructive as Regards the Manage
m,nt " Trump.-CRpt. wards shifing
Tactic. illustrated - Tn. Ability Ia
Read the Cards Of Prime Importance
We are now at the beginning of a lively series
n matches Tor the A. ". !. trophy, whlch shonid
hiring out some u the whist talent that has teh
living dormant all winter. The cup came haht
from Chicago on Saturday last, having been
.ur,endeted hy the Hamilton Club Of that city
~ the mIds inter meeting at Albany To L' played
for by the two teams that had made Inc Des' store
Tor 4, without v lnning II at the last annual con
rress These two were the American WHIST 'iub
OF Boston and the AthenGum club 0f Toronto.
Before the fight, none 81 the experts could PICK
the winner, although Boston was supposed to te
nj It's best. At the end u the first half there was a
difference Of orhy a trick and Boston finally got
tbe decision By three tricks In forty eight deals
Neither club play ed particularly good Whist and
none Of the hands was unusually interesting
The teams were;
Boston, II. Il. Ward, G. s, Street, f. G. Fletcher
Toronto q. c. Biegar. II. j. Coleman, j.. {. Frazer
and I. d Richardson.
The mex, challenger In line Is the baltimore
Whist Club, which IL tied with Boston for wins
10 date. This trophy is now considered The most
Important in the League and the next match Tor II
will he OF special interest because the winner will
be entitled to a certificate for ten wins. Twenty
wins give permanent possession. In response
% many requests for the standing Of the various
clubs to date THE SIN gives the following, which
r. complied from the official records Of these
matches:
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PARIS EXPOSITION

for occupancy. AFFORDS q most CONVEX
place for visitors To the Exposition. ~
discomfort ~ travelling In crowded
TO and fru, as would be- the case In
hotels. Flrst.c ass In every respect
tons can now be secured for the hotel
be provided covering every ira Well
eApenae for the entire tour.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-15
Guests mt Ha1eiwa.

A large number of Honolulu people
spent their holidays at the beautiful
Waialua Hotel. This lovely resort IL be-
coming more and more popular as a
place In which to get away from the
city's rush for a few days. as the fol-
lowing list Of guests the past week will
show: r. J. Downey. b. Hannah, A. N.
Blanchard and wife. @. w. Grant and
wife. 4. II. r. Wolters, r. r. Berg. 8.
N. Damon, Honolulu; John T. Baker,
Hiio; r. s. Gil and wife. w. e. Ahfook.
honolulu: z. J. Snow, wife and two
children, Hiburn, N. Y; Miss Laughlin,
Honolulu; X. s. Moore, 8. G. Irving.
San Francisco; G. II. Clapp, r. 8.
Dodge, and family. Honolulu; Miss
Charles, Miss Livingston, New York;
Mrs. II. l.. Hawthorne, Washington,
d. c.; ID. G. Camarinos. John Lycur-
gus, Walter q. Smith and family. Lewis
s. Gear, e. G. Biting. II. G.. Abel and
family, NJ. T. Dennell. DIR. Cleveland.
Jeanne McAdam, Z. W. Jordan and
wife, Honolulu; II. q. Hime. Heeia;
Josephine Il. Tilden and mother, Caro-
line NJ. Beasley, Minneapolis. MINI;
Geo. p. Thielen, Los Angeles, Cal; p.
Maurice Mcmahon, Hilo; G. II. w. Nor
ton, John Efinger. Misses Dorothy.
Eleanor and e. Louise EHinger and
maid. A. +. Cooke, Honolulu: J. NJ.
Lydgate, Kauai; VIM. r. Dennison,
Michigan; las. II. Merriam, Mass;
Chas. Phillips and wife. Lottie J. Mat
thews, Bessie NJ. Mills. Jas. Lyle and
wife HonoIulu
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TERRITORIAL OFFICERS. 4


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Dh"n n "aiofai'n' sec"nn hns'-
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>ne". ANN,
ID 1msn, 'uass first circuit
so"n v" ha'"a' 'uase oecohn III
~; @ r.
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II. ''''''e' 'u"se 'o"i'h VII
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In eonnecon With the sailing Of the steamers Agents
ere prepared to ISSUE intending passengers coupon through
tickets By any railroad from San Fsncsc all points in he
United States and from New By any steamship line 70 ali
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For further particulars apply to
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Wilder Steamship Co, Ltd,

Tho steamer Kinau will sail from
Hilo on Thursday. June 7th at 8 p. M,
and other ports of call twelve hours
ahead OF regular time. arriving in Ho-
noiuia Saturday morning, June 9th.
Freight destined for hi.o on Tuesday
the l2th. will be received on the Claud-
inc wharf on Friday, June 8th. On June
18th, the ninau will sail at IL m as
usual.
Stnlr. NLAUDINE will sail from
Maui ports q day ahead Of time, arriv-
Ing Il Honolulu saturday morning,
June 9th.
EXCURSION TO HILo FOR 4th or
JULY RACES, half rate. The stmr.
KINAU will sail from Honolulu on
Monday, July I'd. at IL m, touching ut
way ports on this trip a day ahead OF
he regular time. Round trip tickets to
Hiis aad return. $3.50. first class. In
tsndiag passengers are requested 10
book early. Freight will be received AZ
the Ciaudine wharf on Friday, June
Goth.
Stmr. CLAUDINE will sail from Ho.
nolulu on Monday. July I'd. at p. M.
ana provided twenty tickets are sold
from Maui ports to Hilo and return
at $3.50 each, sue viii proceed to Hilo.
leaving Maui ports on Tuesday, arriv-
ing In Hilo on the morning OF the
Fourth. Leaving Hilo at midnight Of
the Fourth, will arrive ut Kahului on
Friday.
lb40 II
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j. j. WILLIAMS,
Photographer.
PORTRAIT
4 SPECIALITY.

Visitors are cordially invited Il
sal and inspect our gallery Of llis
slss royal photos, from kamehameh'
10 date,
A. tbs ola aspa
Nv Pagt hWaa'---ll
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-17
How the Clubs Stand.


League Schedule Today.
Boston at Philadelphia and New York at
Brooklyn.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-17
10000 PARTICIPATED
Great c. E. Convention In
London.
FATHER CLARK WAS CHEERED.
Founder of the Society Appeared Upon
the Stage at the MeetIng-Rev. Charles
NJ. sheldon spoke on Commercial Prob
Iems--More Americans Arrived.

LoSDos. July 17.-About 10000 poo
pie participated in the worlds Chris
tian Endeayor convention on the Alex
andra Palace grounds. Meetings were
held simultaneously in the theater, con-
cert hall and large marques. The
speakers included the Rev Charles NJ .
Sheldon, Of Topeka, Kan, and the Rev
DIR. George G. Lorimer, Of Boston.
Father f. f. Clark, the founder and
president of the Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeavor, was e zen an
ovation when he appeared ON tae plat
form. Mr.. Sheldon spoke on "Commer.
cial Problems" expounding his well
known views as to how business ought
to be conducted.
President Clarke expressed himself as
greatly delighted at the widespread in
terest in the convention and said he ex-
pected 100000 would be present at the
great rally on Wednesday. a party of
619 Americans who arrived at midnight
received cordial welcome.
Already there We're some indications
OF food famine on the grounds. The
attendance seemed to have entirely ex-
ceeded the expectations of the caterers
and hundreds of delegates, after wait
ing for an hour or more in the dining
hall, were informed that the supplies
were exhausted. Table service supplies
were equally scant aud the place is
miles away from the ordinary restaur-
ants.
DIR. Lorimer, in the course of his adj
dress, urged Christian Endeavorers to
raise the cry of Brotherhood and no
vengeance" in connection with the
Chinese situation.
D. B. Eddy, of Auburn, N. Y, who
is preparing for missionary work in
India, led an interesting meeting last
evening, and will conduct missionary
conference Wednesday, at which United
States Ambassador Choate will speak.
Rev. Clarence Eberson and Rev. Rob-
ert Pierce, of Pennsylvania, were the
principal speakers at the Junior En-
deavor meeting last evening, which was
attended by Mrs. Chester, wife of Cap
tain Chester, commander of the United
States battleship KENTUCKY, who is
awaiting the arrival of the warship at
Havre.
Canon Richards, of Canada, was the
leading speaker at the missionary meet
ing last evening.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-17
M,eovERN WON THE FIGHT.
Practically Had Erne Knocked Out In
the Third Round,
NEW YORK, July l7.-McGoyern W

New YORK, July 17-McGoyern won
from Erne.
IL. the first round. when Erne knocked
McGovern down with a blow on the head
fore he got UP, the Erne rooters believed
that their man would win. They believed
that MeGoYern would los his head from
this knoekdown, but they were sadly mis-
taken, as the result proved. McGovern
got up with a grin on his face and sailed
right in with terrific force. He played
sad havoc with Erne's body, and was
satisfied TO stand blows III the face as long
as he could reach Ernes wind.
In the second round Erne broke ground
several times, but always came back with
a dangerous left or right for Terry's head.
The fighting was so fast that 1t was I'M
possible To keep track of the blows, but
Terry landed three blows TO Erness I'VE.
In clnehes. which We're frequent. both
men were guilty of holding, but MCCOY
ern was the only one to be cautioned by
the referee. Toward the close of the
round Terry put a hard one over Erne $
heart and stiff right lower on the body,
which weakened Erne
In the thru round, which proved to pe
the last Terry fough< raster than ever.
He was up to his man all the time, grin
ming when he got punch az well as when
he was sending one IN When ne hoorea
latter would not be able to resume nos
tilities, but he arose 70 his feet falfl5
strong and tried to offset McGoVerh al
vantage. 1t was futile attempt, now
ever, as MeGoyern soon had him in trou-
BILE again, as he fepred him once more
with q blow on the jaw and a left over
the heart Erne got UP on his knees
and rested on his right hand. With his
mouth wide open he gasped for breath
and trled hard TO regain his feet. Ills
mouth and noe were bleeding profuselY,
and in addition to his struggle fer wind,
the blood was running down his throat
and in addition to his struggle for wind
perhuman effort Erne got to his feet, but
he was in sore distress.
1t was now evident that Erne was a
beaten man. and McGovern started in te
finish him. Terry sent smash to the
face which landed on Ernes nose, and
with a couple of blows. the little fellow
paved the way for a knockout swing, but
Ernes seconds, seeing their man had al
ready enough. threw up the sponge and
saved the Swiss boxer from knockout.
In the early betting McGovern was an
even money choice, but he was soon made
a favorite at 10 to I. When the men LETT
the ring to go to their respective dressing
rooms they were escorted by score OF
policemen who had to fight the crowd IN
order to make a passage way. When
Erne returned to the dressing room 1t
was found that his nose was badly
smashed and his mouth cut, but no other
marks were visible on his body. As for
Terry, the only mark he showed was
an abrasion of the skin over the collar
bone on the right side. The hght Dy
rounds. = 4l4.-A--
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-07-17
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