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Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20
ANGER-sULLIyAN DRAW.

Benny Yanger, the Tipton slasher. and Tommy Sullivan, of Brooklyn, fought hard six round draw at the Star theater, Chicago, last night. Sulli- van forced the fighting all the way, but Yanger met him with stiff coun- ters. There were no knockdowns. The show consisted of twenty-three fights, six of them were on the program and one was in the crowd, the climax com ing when two baldheaded men, locked iii a death grapple, fell from the circus seats and t1opped into the ring. When Referee Patsey Failon called bout between Clarence Forbes and Walter Bloom draw, Harry Forbes, brother of Clarence, attacked Fallon, and hit him numerousiy. Then everybody fought joyously, and the fun lasted un- til thirty policemen came and clubbed all parties properly. While the police were thus engaged on the stage, the audience in the back of the house set to with great fervor, and for ten min utes Jews slugged Gentiles and Irish men whaled Italians. All in all, it was the merriest night of the Chicago fighting season.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20
A ROITN1

Work of art has just been issued at an outlay of over $100,O0O, for which the publishers desire manager in this county, also a good solicitor; good pay to the right party. Nearly 100 full page engrayingS. sumptuOus paper, il- llminat"d covers and D1ndin~s; ov"r 200 golden lilies in the Morocco bind ings; nearly 50 gclden roses in the cloth bin 7ings. Sells at sight: presses running day and night so great is the sale. Christian men and women mak- ing fortunes taking orders. Rapid promotions. One Christian woman de clear $500 in four weeks taking orders among her church acnuaint- ances and friends. Write us. It may lead to permanent position to man. age our business and look after our large corresnondance. which you can attend to right at your home. Address T. A. Knight. secretary. Corcoran building. opposite United States treas ury, Washington. D. c.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20
1s,st ssx1ssss1uqr4rsappr
they have quite chance to win this

they have quite chance to win this time. The Brown team arrived at Chi cago on Thursday, so that the men could get two nights rest before lining up. Last years defeat was attributed to the long railroad ride and a lack of necessary rest. At Providence the stu dents feel that their players will be victorious because of the closeness of last Saturdays game with the Univer- S ty of Pennsylvania. Browns de nse was remarkably strong. but the attack was weak, defect that Coach Robinson believes he has remedied The Chicago eleven is not considered the equal of last years combination though it is by no means weak.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20
FIGHTS LH] Ii.jHTER}
LcCoy'S Wife Secures Her Di-
 VOPce Fpol the Kid.

Carter and Hanrahan to Meet in Hart
 ford-DiXon Wants to Fight Again
 McGoyern Has a Iimit-Waterbury
 Athletic Athletic Club Bouts-Yan-
 ger and Sullivan Draw-Who Has
 Dave Sullivan Whipped?- Charge
 Against Gardner.
 The referee who was appointed to take testimony in the suit for all ab- Bolute divorce brought by Mrs Nor man Selby against her husband, ''I\ld' Mccoy, finished his report yesterday. He advises in favor of the Wife, and as soon as the report is filed in the supreme court next week she will se- cure an absolute decree.
 Selby decided not to combat his wife's action. He consulted with his attorneys. and ten days ago withdrew the suit which he had first instituted against her on statutory grounds. Through an arrangement by counsel for both sides, a referee was secretly appointed to take testimony.
 TWO days before Mccoy departed for South Africa he appeared before the referee with his wife, and she gave testimony intending to prove his in- fidelity. The fighter listened to the charges and heard her testimony. When she had concluded he was asked to take the stand in his own behalf.
 ''There is no use in my testifying," he replied, for I admit that the charges brought by my wife are true"
 Mccoy was told that he would have the opOrtunity of defending himself if he desired, but as the names of cer- tain correspondents had been with drawn he did not desire to do so.
 The proceedings before the referee were held in secret, and even last night Howe & Hummell. counsel for Mrs Selby. denied any knowledge of the proceedings.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20
ON THE GRID1RoN.
Yale the Only Team Confident of Win
 ming To-day.

ming To-day.
 At Yale field yesterday the Hill house High school of New Haven de- feated the Hopkins school by the score of 15-O. The first half was close and exciting replete With brilliant end runs and heavy bucking of the line. The Hopkins eleven was very weak on the offensive, but rather strong on the defensive. Hopkins started the game by kicking off to TT, ,Hi1lhouse After about thirteen minutes, play Hillhouse made a touchdown. but failed to kick goal. The first halfs, which consist ed of about ten minutes, ended with the ball on Hillhpuse's twenty-five yard line. During this half Hillhouse worked to advantage its new tackles, back formation. In the second half Hillhouse scored twice, once by q beau tiful run around right end by Halfin- ger, the other by the use of the tackle back formation. Both times Shanley fail"d to kick a goal. The New Ha- ven Union says of the game:
 The playing of HilihoUse as whole was encouraging. and there are hopes entertained that a team of champion ship form may be brought out to meet Bridgeport next Saturday. However, the fumbling was bad and much prac- tice must he had to correct this fault Those players showing up in good form were, for Hil1house, Farrell, Halfinger and Kennadv: for Hopkins, Tavlor. Morse and Townsend.
 The lineup of the two teams was as follows:
 FillhOuse. Position. Hopkins Shan'ey ..... left end. . Terrobu Farrell. Capt left tackle w. Wri"ht Stanford left guard A. s. Wright Hardy Swift Moore ...... center KochersDerger
 Shoeinger Sh"ldon right guSS5 Brewer Capt Kennedy -. right tackle ..... .C"onin
 Kochersperner Rrvan ...... right end ...... Bower Quinn ... quarter back .... Parrin Halfirgor left half back .... Morse w Minor.
 Monahan fright half back Taylor
 W. Wright Seyton ...... full back .. Townsend Referee. Cooley; umpire. Cowles; 1inemen. Hillhouse. Bla ackm ore; HoD- kins. Shoe 'nger and Cronin; timer, Booth; halves, 15 minutes.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20
ON THE GRIDIRON.

There will hp plenty of intercollegi- ate football tn-day to delight the college world. The most important games are, Columbia vs University of Pennsyl- vania; Harvar ys West Point, at West Point; Princeton vs Lafayetta-at Eas- ton: Brown vs University of Chicago. al Chicago. and Wesleyan vs Yale, at New Haven.
 Cambridge, Oct 2O.-The Harvard varsity eleven and subs left Cam bridge yesterday afternoon in q spe- cial car for Boston, where they took the Fall River trai in for New York. The party numbered twenty three play CTS. besides coaches. doctors and as- sstants. Before their departure the team went through light signal pra C. tice on the temporary gridiron on Sol diers' field. Two elevens were formed
 which rapidly ran off the signals.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20
A LITE AND DEATH FIGHT.

Mir w. A. Hines of Manchester. Ia.,
 writing of his almost miraculous es- cape from death, says: 'EXrosure at- ter measles induced serious lung trou- ble, which ended in consumption.
 had frequent hemorrages and coughed night and day. All my doctors said I must soon die. Then l began to use Dr Kings New Discovery for Con- sumption. which completely cured me. I would not be without it even if it cost $500 a bottle. Hundreds have used it on my recommendatiot and all s"y it never fails to cure Throat, Chest and lung troubles" Regular size soc Trial bottles free at G. L. DeXter's &
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20
TERRY MG0vrrN's LIMIT

Sam Harris. McGovorn's mana ger is an inynterate D1uncer. While in the west Harris freQUentnd the New port racetrack, and whenever Harris would make a bet little Terry ''l'1I,- bnred" in to sec what horse he was playing. sam got a ''-nnd" thing from a friend and pulled ont his hank roll to put a swell bet down. "Tt's a lead pipe cinch" exclaimed Harris ''Do you think SoT asked Tnrry II should sav So." said San, banding the booIie a $50 bill. ''WelI. if that's tho case" remarked Terry. ''iust mt dollar on for me. That's my limit" Harris would show good judgment by following Terrv's example.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20
CARTER AND HANR \ H A N.

Those familiar with the past per formances of Kid Carter of Brooklyn and Bill Hanrahan of New York gen orally concede that the Empire Ath- letic club has. in matching them. se- ,ured q contest for its next boxing eX- hibition at the Coliseum. Hartford. Thursday evening, which will prove one of remarkable speed and end'lr- ance. The New York Worl" in com manting upon it. says that the go will
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20

Beautify your Hall with a useful Hall Rack. Don't ask. your company to hang his hat on the floor. Hall Racks here are too low in price to be without one. Hall Racks with Mirror, Seat. Rubber Box and Umbrella Rack combined, $6.75 to $3OOO.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20
DIXON WANTS FIGHT.

George Dixon wants to fight. The former champion is hard up' at pres ent and is anxious to make some money. The colnred boy told re- porter recently that he had been talk ing the best of care of himself. This is the first time ill his long career that Dixon ever really sought a match. Now he frankly admits no one will meet him and he realizes that he is not such q drawing card as he used to be-
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20

Philadelphia, Oct 2O.-Pennsylvania again took secret practice yesterday on Franklin field. Coach Woodruff had number of trick plays he wished the team to practice and which the men have been developing for some time. However, these tricks are hardly to be used against Columbia to-day but are to be retained for future use They They are likely to be kept for liar yard.
 New York, Oct 2O.-Secret practice was held at Columbia field yesterday in preparation for to days game with Pennsylvania. The signal code was perfected and the newer players drilled ill the formations to prevent errors in the game. Murphy has been pro- nounced ineligible to play, but a squad of forty men will leave on the Pennsyl- vania railroad at 9 o'clock to-day. No body is sanguine enough to expect a victory, but if the men do not tumble a chance to score is considered bright.
 New Haven, Oct 2O.-Fine cold weather greeted Yale's football play CTS yesterday afternoon, when they lined up for their daily practice. The weather acted like tonic to the play CTS. They went to their work with plenty of dash. The varsity scored touchdowns just about as they pleased. The scrubs were powerless against the attacks of the varsity rush line. It was by far the best practice that Yale has had this fall. The team worked like machine and the coaches showed their approval One man was hurt. Jn ol frll back on the college team. He was laid out for few minutes.
 Princeton, Oct 2O.-Princeton's eleven had a fast short signal drill yes terday afternoon in prepara ton for their tussle with Lafayette at Easton to-day. It is admitted here that the Tigers will have a hard job in beating the boys of the Pennsylvania college who are reported to be expecting at least to equal the record of the 1896 eleven, which played Princeton a tie game at Easton. That the representa- tives of old Nassau are not at all con- fident of landing victory is evident from the fact that strenuous efforts are being made to have a large crowd of under graduates accompany the team and many have already signified their intention of making the trip.
 Ithaca, Oct 2O.-The most of Cor ne'Is men took no work yesterday. as Coach Haughton thought that the men needed a rest as prepara tion for to- days game with Union college. A few of the regulars were in, but even these worked for only a short time. There will be many changes in tn-day's game with Union. Tauss:g will be moved from right end to left end. Cross talk ing his old place at right end. Luedel will go hack to his%bld place at right tackle and Alexander will keep out ot the game entirely, as he is not in con dition to play. Captain Starbuck vii not play, brt will go to Easton te watch the Lafayette contest
 Chicago. Oct 2n.-Rrown's visit tC Chicago to play Staggs team inaug uratps the first east vs west series Chicago beat Brown last year by k to 6. but the Providence boys say tha
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20

Chicago. Oct 2n.-Rrown's visit to Chicago to play Stagg's team inaug- urates the first east vs west series. Chicago beat Brown last year by IS to 6. but the Providence boys say that
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20

undoubtedly be terrific contest. Both men have the reputation of being hard hitters who set furious pace from the start. They nave met twice before and their battles have been among the hardest fought that have been seen in the ring for years. The first time Han rahan knocked Carter out in twelve rounds, and upon their second meeting Carter won from him in ten rounds. The coming meeting between them will decide which IS the better man. Han rahan is such a stiff puncher that he Us'al1v wins on knockouts, and among others he has put out are Jack Bonner in twenty-0ne rounds. Jim Judge in eighteen rounds. Nike Patton in one round Patsey Corrigan in five rounds and others of less7r note. Carter has knocked out Andy Walsh in seven rounds. Jim Austin in nine, Jack Me Govern in nine and others, all since the first of the present year. The win rrr of the coming contest will meet Kid Mccoy for the middleweight champion hip of thu world,
 A $500 silver belt that was present. cd to Prof Mike DHnova, by San Fran c-s"o admirers twenty years ago, is on s7l" at a curio shop nj Now York. The professor says it was stolen from him nearly thrFc years a~o.
 Al Wninis has posted a forfeit at F''e'alo to bind contest with Joe Walcott.
 Ian Crnedon has sent a cha'lon~e to Fn~land to meet Gnorrn Gardiner of Lowell at the National Sporting club, Londnn
 Sammy Kelly wishes to arranre few mat"hns in this cnuntr- hefnrn he "ooS tn Fnoland tn moot Will Cr7r'ov Fn'lv has sent 2 challenge to box Ed q p @rntrv at rhtcnro
 P;l'v Moore of St onis colorad has rnturrea from Dh;'a 7o1nhia. Moore was t s,crossf in securing a match. He is roadv to hnv either Patsy Swee- nov or Ice Handler
 Too HIacias yesterday received an of for of !0 DOT cont of ho gate receipts for 2 twc ntv-ronrd Tout between Kid I>ro9d and Dave Sullivan at Louisville Macias who is acting for Broad wants a "1-aranten of S1 nAn.
 Owing to thn fact that the author itios have raised s,rch hrIbuh ag inst f~htino ct Clevclard. it is quite prob- ah'e that t''" contest between Frank Frna and F:d avi~ne on October 2S will be shifted to Louisville
 Cncr~a Card'-cr If o-z-oll. who is mat bod to box Franl1 Crair. the liar lem Coffee Cooler in Fn"l9r1 in a few weeks writes that win or lose it is his intention to t"'5n triD to South Africa to meet the best men in his class there.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20
WHO SULLIVAN WHIPPED.

The Louisville Courier ournal falls into his singular error: 'The match (Sullivan-McGoverm will be for the fcatLerWeight championship of the world, for Sullivan has never faced McGovein in the ring, and he has whipped every other featherweight of note ill the world, receiving the de- ciSiOn over Oscar Gardner last Mon day night. Gardner was the only great featherweignt he (Sulivanl had not previously bcaten.' If there is any good feathei weight who has not beat en Dave Sullivan he should step for ward and be identified. When Oscar Gardner was in good condition he put Sullivan away in seventeen rounds. George Dixon had David ''all out'' in ten rounds. and Kid" Broad walloped him unmercifully, although David stayed the limit. Even little Pedlar Palmer outpointed Sullivan in twenty rounds. It would be interesting to know one good featherweight Sulli- van has beaten on the merits of the case. Drawn battles with Marty Me Cue, Bernstein and Hamilton are his star performances.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-20

CHARGE AGAINST GARDNER.
 It is charged that Oscar Gardner in addition to fightirg one a week for several months. has also looked searchingly upon the wine. when red, white, blue and other cOlors. Oscar must desire pugi1istic oblivion.
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FOR RENT OR IFaSF

10 RESPONSIBLE parties. at beauti-
fnl kaalawai. beyond Diamond Head.
the residence of c. w. Booth; partly
furnished: laid with city water. Ap-
ply to c. w. Booth or at the Office of
J. A. Magoon. 5557
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Pa SSENGERS.
Departed.

For Maui and hawan ports, per stmr
Alauna Loa, June l-R. Loud, Miss Gillie
aiau. J. ID. Paris, c. On Tai, w H.
Gtesnwell, Judge Kalua, Judge Smith. A
n Kepoikai, J. X. Nahale, K. c. Searle
aad wife, G. p. Kamauoha, W. j..
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Mrs. Davidson, George McDougan, ]. E.
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FURNISHED house, for 6 months or
more. Inquire ]. F. Scott, 134 Pros
pect ST. ssss
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Tardins 8, CosC Dear.

George r. Carter and John Emme-
luth fell under Judge Stanley's dis
pleasure yesterday morning by keeping
him and the balance of the panel upon
which the two gentlemen were serving.
rom going on with the Court work.
When the panel was called both were
absent. George Carter strolled into
the Judiciary building five minutes
later and when he noticed he was five
minutes behind time he made a bee
Inc for the court room. Judge St4nley
wore a look of offended dignity, and
after lecturing the tardy juror, ne fined
aim So, or 81 for every minute of the
Courts time lost
Then began tires Jme wait until
John Emme.uth came, and John was
assessed $40. Judge Stanley was lotn
TO compel the gentlemen to dive into
ehelr pockets, but considering that it
was his last conduct of jury trill be
fore leaving the bench he felt il Incum-
bent upon himself to add to the treas
.try surplus"
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LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY.

Mrs. ARLEIGH. Expert EmhroId-
ress: VIII give Lessons in al, kinds OF
Art Needlework and Point Lace First
c,ass Stamping done. Residence, 7os
rort 81. above kukui. $3.50
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New bill at the Orpheum tonight
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agency Yokohama Specie Bank.
New Republic Bldg, Honolulu, l.
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Notice to Shipmasters.
q. 8 Branch Photographs Office
San Francisco. Cal

BY conmunica ting with the Branch Hv-
geographic Office in San Francisco cap
tziBs OF vessels who will cooperate with
she photographic Office by recording the
meteorological observations suggested by
ere office. can have forwarded TO them at
any desired port. and free of expense. the
rcnthfy pilot charts of the North Pacific
e0tean. and the latest Information regard
Eng the dangers to navigation in the wa
hers which they frequent
Mariners are requested to report to the
vice dangers discovered or any other
2rfurmation which ran he utilized for cor
ySrting charts sailing directions or in
TIRE nuhlirp ton Of the rilot chn-.S If the
Nsrth Pacific c. G. -CALKINS
Lieut.-Comdr., u. S. N, In Charge.
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MoRNlNG of May 21st. in town. a
plack feather boa. Mrs. Henry Carter.
1851
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ARRIVED AT HONOLULU.

Friday, June l.
Haw. ship Star OF Italy, Wester, from
Newcastle with g,316 tons of coal; 50 days
making passage.
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LOST

So 90 REWARD for return of No es5ss
Yellow Stearns Bicycle. stolen from
Drill Shed. evening of Nav Goth n
~. H2mman. California Harness
Shop, King street. 5561
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Friday, June I.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, for Lahai-
ma. Maalaea and kona and kau ports.
Stmr. I. A. Cummins, Searle, for Koo-
lau
Sehr- Surprise, for Hawaii
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Session Sales-Morning Session-One
huEored Olaa, paid up, SIS; $50 Olaa, as
-osaarie, $-.OV; 100 hieDryue, assessdule,
,5.,5.
Between Boards-Fifty Olaa, paid up,
-, -oJ ada, s.aspssaDle, $40, IUU OokaIa
.; 100 Ookala, $3.50; 5,UUU GoVernIneu.
skies, $99.
DIVIDENDS PAID TO-DAY.
Per
Cent.
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TIME TABLE

Fsona and Aft er Jan. l, 1879.
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FOR SAN fRIgrIs

For general information Apply to
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MOVEMENTS Or STEAMERS.
Steamers due and to sail today and for
khs next six days are as follows:
ARRIVE
YES Ell N ruRT,
MERCHANTMEN.

(This list uovs nV, .u,Iuuv coasters)
amelia, Am. bk., Wilder, Eureka, May q.
Albert. An. Blk, GrIttiths, San Francisco,
Areh>r. Am. hlltn., Calhoun. San Fran
cisco. May %.
A.sner. an. sp., Colby. Newcastle,
Amen Meyer, Am. SCH, Nelson, Seattle,
A1y 5.
A,o@.. Am. schr., Fry. San Francisco.
A. !. Ropes. Am. sp., Chapman. San
Francisco, April 10.
2msira,,t. Br. sp.. Jeuss, Newcastle.
BlUen.i.atein, Br. S. S., Belloch. Seattle.
ssnsal.re. Br. sp.. Blanchard, Newcastle.
May q
Francisco. April 2.
c. ID. Bryant, Am. bk, Collay. San Fran
cisco, April o. "
City of Adelaide, Br. hk., Greenwood
Corona, Am. sch. Anderson. Pit Gam
Gzarina. steamer, Seaman, San Francisco.
En- MAY y" II. May Am bk.' San Francisco,
~ april 16.
Florence, Am. sp., Rhodes, Newcastle.
May y
Port Townsend. May 2.
Hariech Castle. Br. ship, Evans. Liver
H.maiaya,, Haw. blk. Dearborn. Newcas-
Hecla, Am. sch. Newcastle May z
Henry 3. Hyde. Am. sp.. Scribner, New
York and Valparaiso, March 20.
-. chapman, Am. sp.. Carter, San
Francisco. April Is
Nanhoe. Br. hk.. Newcastle, May 13.
in" -~'I'ell Am. SCH, smith. Ia
coma. May 8.
ia .. Am. schr.. Peterson.
Aberdeen, May e.
SoIan Sm.th,, aIl. ukt, Anderson. Seattle
april Y.
IuzOn. Am. sp., Park, New York. Nav l
Aauna Ala, Haw. bk.. Smith. San Fran
CISCO.
9av Dodge, Am. schr.. from Eureka,
May L.
Marie, Ger. sp., Kaak. Newcastle. Eng,
May g.
n. p: Grace, Am. bk.. Grant, Sydney,
April 20.
Okanegan. Am. sch.. Reusch. Port Town
send, April q.
Oakland, Am. blk, Alderman.
Ypanter, Am. bkt., Mcneil, San Fran
cisco. May a.
Reaper, Am. ship, Newcastle, May II.
X y. Rithet 'Iaw. bkt McPhail. San
Francisco, May s.
sebastiaE Bach. Br. bk.. Nagasaki, Feb
sr.sax. Br. bk.. Guthrie Newcastle. May
d
s., r6e-1. Am. sp.. Getchen. Newcastle.
May q.
Star o. 'talv. Haw. sp., wester, Newcas
Tile, June l.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STATION,
June ], 10 p. m&-Weather, clear; wind,
Aght N. E,