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NINE DEATHS RECORDED.
List Filed with Secretary Of Board Of
Health Since December 10.

kuapun. aged SO. Hawaiian. died
December 70 at LuaaIilo home. Of or
gznic heart disease; Dr.. c. B. Wood
attending
An infant Of L Chong. Chinese. of
LiIiha street above Mig. s4.sd Deem
Der II stiiloorn- The case was III
vestigated by DR.. Pratt.
J. Kaharz. aged IS. japanese. died
December Il. at the Palana japanese
hospital. OF dysentery; DR.. l. Nozi.
attending
Thomas Niau Mitchell. aged =. Ha-
waiian. died December II az Queen :
hospital Of poison. msthyiated spirits:
DR.. C 3. Wood attending
William Kealoha, aged Il. Hawaiian.
died December II. residence Pauoa
road near church. OF pulmonary tuber-
oulosis: attended by Dr.. Howard
Manuel Rodriguez. age4 ~. Spanish
died December Il. at Victoria hospital
Of pulmonary tuberculosis; Dr. 2. A
Bowman attending
MARY kalei, aged - Hawaiian, died
December u at kaIia. of septic met
ritis: attended by Dr.. G.. ". Burgess
Al Chow. aged two months and IF
teen DAYS. Chinese. died December y
Fort street opposite kukui. OF syphilis
cOngantial; Dr. F. l. Miner attending
The cause OF the death OF Clara
Schneider vet remains a blank on the
secretary's record
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-14
Hervy Fighting near Pretoria.

London. Dec. 6. - A London news
agency publishes dispatch from Pre-
toria saying that fighting has been 60
ing on for four days at Bronkhorst-
spruit, east of Pretoria; that Com
mandants Viljoen and Erasmus, with
$500 Beers. are now surrounded and
that so Beers have ueen killed.
At the war Office this dispatch Is
characterized as belated information
regarding the events covered in the Of
fetal dispatches from Lord Kitchener.
dated Bloemfontein, November Both.
although the statement that the Beers
were surrounded is not supported OIL
cially.
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Cloud Photographs.

The demand for the best in photo
graphy has been met by ming Bros. n
-leir latest productions of cloud eff
rects. finished in platinum.
Familiar and beautiful scenes sur
rounding Honolulu are now made in
the most attractive form.
This is made possible by discovery
which permits treatment OF the ordin-
airy plate in such way as to make
them sensitive to certain color rays
absolutely necessary in making per
feet cloud photos. No means are spar
ed in the production of these photos
and is 1t a pleasure to note that their
efforts are being appreciated.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-14
De Wet Got Away.

London. Dec 5. = The war office
has received the following from Lord
Kitchener, dated Bloemfontein, Deem
Der 5th: General Knox re-engaged
ne Wet near Bethulie, on the Smith
field road, yesterday. He. drove the
enemy from all their positions before
>.rak. when they retreated nOrthward.
Colonel Pitcher assisted by turning
movement on knox's left
Lord Kitchener also reports several
minor affairs
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-14
The Best Plaster.

A piece of flannel dampened witt
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bou-
to the affected parts is superior
any plaster. When troubled wi.
lame back or pains in the side
chest, give it trial and you are Ger
tain to be more than pleased with
the prompt relief which it affords
Pain Balm also cures rheumatism
One application gives relief. For sale
by Benson. Smith & Co.. genera
agents for Territory of Hawaii.
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10 Strike at Trusts.

Washington. Dec. 1. = Senator
clay OF Georgia today introduced a
bill providing for the admission free
of duty of articles controlled by the
truSrS
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lanes Cowzr- OF hatl1a- has lied
demurrer 10 the dissolution suit OF
W z. C. HasSon against the Pziawsi
Waller and Upland Development As
ISOLATION on the usual statutory
grounds
The decree in the Andrade case
covering tha~ facts already published
regarding the guilt Of Corrsa and the
divorce for Andrsde with the CUSTODY
OF the child M.rgarsth Madeline. was
fled yesterday
Lily Josephine Manson surviving
widow OF the late George Manson has
pstitioned the probate court for letters
OF administration of the estate The
assessed valuation Of property is given
at $4,000. January Is is set for the
hearing
Lee See, widow of the late zee
Chew Fan. has petitioned the probate
court for the appointment of Chew
Man. brother OF deceased. as admin
istrator. The property valuation is
given as $500. The hearing is set for
January Is.
An order was signed yesterday con-
| firming the sale OF property in the es-
tate OF Carl Julius Hoting. minor.
Ida E Lamb, one OF the defendants
| in the $3.50 foreclosure suit OF Samuel
| c. Alien, has fled an answer consent
I ing TO the granting of the bill.
| Anna Gertz. widow OF the late Chris
| tian Gertz filed petition yesterday
| TO probate the will Of her deceased
husband The amount Of the property
| is wholly clouded in the petition. but
the names of the heirs are given.
| Mrs. Gertz says she was the second
| wife She is named in the will as
/ executrix.
A petition of Fred Harrison for the
| probate of the will of the late Robert
| Gustaye Rabe was fled yesterday. The
estate consists of q ranch of twenty
four acres at Burbank. Los Angeles
| county. California. ten shares of Oahu
| Sugar Co ar s165 per share. about
! s900 in the Spreckels' Savings Bank,
/ about $1,000 in security Savings Bank
| ard Main Street Savings Bank. Los
..ngeles: total s4.050 or Whereabouts.
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News of the Courts.

James Cowa1- OF kailua- has aled a
demurrer TO the dissolution suit OF
VI z. C. HasSon against the Palavsi
waller and Upland Development As
sociztion- on the usual statutory
grounds
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-14
ENDOWMENT BOND.

4 Do you know that an Endow-
Z ment Bond in the Provident
x Savings Life assurance Society
X combines protection and invest
4 ment, and at the end of twenty
X years the principal sum would
Il be paid to you in cash, with &C
4 cumulated profits. and in event
X OF death during the premium
4 paving term, cash addition to
., the principal sum assured, rep
4 fesenting return of from thir-
4 ty TO ninety per cent of the
4 total premiums paid would be
4 included in the amount then
4 due and payable to your bene-
4 ficiary? !. r. Burns, Resident
4 Manager. New Magoon building.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01

BENNING PACE TRACK. March 81
Entries for Mondays races:
First race-FOr three year-olds ana up
ward: six furlongs.-Allie IL, 80; Cupidity.
80: King Thistle %; Magic Light, 1911;
Tourney. 100; Sidney Lucas. los; Lady
Lindsey. 1l3: Gen. Mart Gary. 115 Cori-
ais. 80.
Second race-FOr two-year-olds; four
furlOngs.--Sc urry, 1909. Thoroughbred. 1l2;
Nebie N,wcomb. Della c. Lightball, 100;
The Irish Boy. T0nicum. Fake, IL; Con-
ME. 109.
Third race-For maidens; three year
olds and upward: steeplechase, about two
miles.-Ernory. 49,; Lovelorn. 10. and
Laruss, 49,. Hurkamp entry; Riflor 16l;
Conflicting Evidence lbs; TamOr 49,
Cosmopolitan, 1@I.
Fourth race-First Benning Handicap;
for three-year-Olds and upward: six fur
Iongs-Imp. 49,: Counsellor Weinberg. III.
and Lady Lindsey. 100. McLaughlins en-
try: Charentus. 1C9 and Cupidity. -. Rich
ards entry; Kentucky Colonel. 107. and
Prince of VERONA. l13. Morris entry;
Brisk. 109: Knight of the Garter 107. and
Robert Metcalfe. -. Raldolph's entry.
Boney Boy 106; Sidney Lucas. 1903: Gen.
Mart Gary. l01: Golden Rattle IS; speed
mas. 96 Lexington Pirate, so
Fifth race-For three year-olds and up
ward; selling; one mile and forty yards
Asquith. 100: Hold Up. t03; Harry Lucesco.
81: Matt simpson. 80; ihminutive, lol;
MouZeltoh 16s..
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GEORGETOWN Wins AGAIN
Lafavette's Ball Team Defeated by
a Seere of II TO 3.
The Visitors start on Well. But Are
oyerhnuIed in the Fifth Inning
and Never scored Again-A Pleas
ing Exhibition of Good Work
tndcr InfaNornbie Conditions.

Georgetown played its second game, and
scored its second victory on yesterday,
winning from the Lafayette team Of Eas-
ton, Pa. by the score of II to 3. The day
was bleak and chilly, making outdoor
amusements anything but exhilarating oC
comfortable. Notwithstanding the discofn-
forts. there was goodly attendance-the
ladies' being prominent-in the grand
stand. while the bleachers were well oc-
cupied.
The game was called with the Lafayettes
at the bat. They went at once to bust
ness, and succeeded in getting a man as
far around as third. who made the last out
by a close play at the home plate In the
third inning they scored two runs on some
good stick work by Chambers and Bray,
and three bases Oh balls. the score at the
end oil their half OF the inning standing .
TO il their favor.
Things were looking blue for the varsity
boys at this stage. and there were many
anxious rooters whose looks denoted de-
feat, but the Georgetown team is game
and suappy aggregation of bail players,
whom a little lead like that cannot dis
courage They went to work in their half
OF the inning with a will. Devlin went
cut On a hard fly TO centre. which was
cleyerly taken care of by Bray. Smith
went to first on an error. stole second, and
came hume on Blewett's hard drive for a
single.
The locals scored again in the fifth, on
two bases on balls and good bunting by
Smith and Walsh which netted three runs,
The visitors scored their last tally in this
inning the score then standing 1 TO . in
favor of Georgetown.
They scored again in the sixth. Smith
went 10 first OIL errors. was advanced Ly
Blewet;'s hit aud Mcran's base, on being
lit by pitcher. and crossed the plate on
DoWne's out.
Ia the seventh. after two men had been
retired Devlin and Golden crossed the
plate on some beautiful stick work and
base running.
The eighth was continuation Of the
agony so far as the Pennsylvania lads were
concerned, when four more runs were add
ed TO Georgetown's total
Considering the poor condition OF the
field, being soft from recent rains, and the
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THE RACING CALENDAR.


LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March Sl.-Today' S
results:
First race-For three-year- olds and up
ward; selling; five and one-half furlougs.
Alice Coffin (McGinnl. 10 TO l. won; Belle
of Erin (BolandD 8 to >. second: Borden
(E. James, ; to ,. third. Time. 1:io.
Second race--For three-year olds and
upward: selling; FIVE and one-half fur
longs The Light (CrowhursD. TO ;, won
Martin Duke trallyl. 4 to /, second; Sir
Blaze "a. Weber,, s 10 >. third. Time,
1:09 "a.
Third race-For three-year-Ol and up
ward: selling; seven frlrlongs. Damocles
o. Mathews). to l. and Race Bud tCOgs-
WELD. to l. dead heat; Abusive tBoland.
S TO 1. third Time. go.
Dead heat run off-DamOcles won. Time
1882 1-2 Odds to 10.
Fourth Tennessee Brewing Selling
Stakes; for three-year olds and upward;
one mile. Laureate (CroShurst1. even, won
High links (BOland, even. second; Cheese
straw II (CogsweIn, i to /. third. Time
1:42 81.
Fifth race-Fer three year olds and mp
ward: selling: six fuFlongs. Free Hand
tTally). > to . won: Instruction CA.
Weber,. 8 TO >. second; Dutch Comedian
(W. DEAN, TO . third. Time, lis IL.
Sixth race-FoI three year Clds and up
ward selling: one and One-siNteenth miles.
Bonnie lone "a Weber, 40 TO I, won
Bramburg CP McDermntt. to = second /;
Ramiro II CAker). 10 >, third. Tins,
1:5l IL
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Athletics at the \. VI. 4. 4.
Much to the surprise Of the members of
the Y. NJ C. A.. and especially of the ath-
Ietic department. Mr.. c. A. Holton. as
sistant physical instructor, handed in his
resignation last week. The news was re-
eeiyed with great Iegret. for Mr.. Holton
was one of the most popular members of
the association staff He was at all times
an earnest. hard worker. and capable and
efficient in his profession. and to his eff
forts, almost alone is due the present high
standing of the association in track and
field athletics and his absence will IN
doubtedly be felt in the seasons work in
these lines.
MANY of the athletic team have not hest
tated to express themselves in plain terms
over the manner in which the resignation
is said to have been brought about
The indoor baseball team completed its
inter-city series at Baltimore last Satur-
day evening with defeat at the hands OF
the Business Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. Score u to 10. The team put up
a good game and would undoubtedly have
won had there been a catcher who could
have held Speare's terrific delivery As it
was two or three Orioles scored after viz
tually striking out. lie Mat was i'll and
could not accompany the team.
Outdoor baseball has the call at present
and lhe Association team promises to be
quite a strong one.
In order that the best men may secure
places a league of six teams has been
formed and after playing a schedule which
ends about April % the best men in the
various positions Will try for places on the
big team.
Games will be played at Association
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chilly temperature of the atmosphere, the
game was fast and pleasing exhibition.
Brilliant plays were accomplished by both
teams. Georgetown exeelled in base run
ming and if the exhibition that was wit
messed yesterday was suggestion &C what
the team is capable of under more auspi-
cious circumstances it Will be reasonable
TO believe that il Will be as strong as last
season, when it won the pennant.
The Pennsylvania athletes, in physique
and action. are typical ball players. and
the team that defeats them must attend
strictly to business. These young gentle
men were accompanied by their mandolin
and glee club. which gave an exhibition
to a select audience at the university last
night.
Georgetown's next contest will be with
the Cornell club on Thursday On account
of Cornells having to catch an early train
this game Will be called at 2 o'clock.
The score,
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CoRCoRANS' CLOSE CALL
Ccntrni- Played IL brilliant But Los
ing Gnme.


One of the hottest contested games in
the local basketball league series was
played last night in the Infantry Armory.
by the Corcoran Cadets and Central High
School teams, aud proved brilliant finale
TO successful season. The COrcorans " q
by the score OF 9 to'S.
The contest was full of fast gingery
plays. and il was anybody's game to the
last gong. AT the end of the first halt
the score stood 8 10 in favor Of the Cen
trails, and they looked like winners
In the second half they rushed the Ger
cOrans and ran up their score to what
seemed winning lead. bat luck deserted
them. and they finally lost on Pierson' S
free throw, which proved TO be the win
ming goal .-s.5s %. -.sss.z.
Both teams played exceptionally we'll.
but the feature playing was done by
Sagraf3o and Devlin, of the Centrals and
Moriarty Waple, and Pierson, of the
Cadets
The lineup and score:
CorcOrans-B oulay enemy's goal: Brick
right forward; Pierson, left forward
Maple, centre; Moriarty, right back; Mas
tin and Zell. left back; Heffner, home
goal.
CeEtrals-Schreiner. enemy's goal; Ellis
right forward. SagrariO. left forward;
Devlin, centre: Burbank right back; Gar
ner left back; Brush, home goal
Score orcorans, g; Centrals. S. Field
goals-Brick, /; Pierson. Boulay, /;
Zell. j. Deylin, 2; Sagrario. 2. Free goals
-Pierson. /. Referee, J. LOTUS. UNI
pires. J. McQuade and j. Dodge. Scorer
and timer, X. Jose.
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AMONG The Athletes
~
The Bowling hague Race Is Full
of Stfpii, es.
Schedule of y. hLcl a. baseball Sc
ric~-Corcorans-r for the
G. Nine in Practice-EeOrgetow
Track Team VIII Go tn Paris.

The bowling see-saw has had few more
ups and downs during the past fortnight
and the race for championship honors
grows more and more interesting with
each set played 1t is the most interest
ing season the local game has ever seen.
So well matched are the three or four
leading teams that few if any of the active
followers OF the sport even venture a pre-
diction as to which team will land the
championship.
on March 81 the CAROLS had clear
lead of ,O15 per cent over the Saengerhund.
with the Golden Eagles third .0i2 per cent
below the Saengers. the other three teams
out of hailing distance.
On March %. the CAROLS met the Y. NJ.
C. A. team and the latter won two of the
three games. WHICH reduced the CAROLS
| lead. making them a tie with the saengers.
each $50 per cent. the Golden Eagles still
in third place with .521 per cent. On the
Goth instant the Columbus and Ssenger-
bund came together and the latter drop
ped two games OF the set sending them
down to $40 per cent, the CAROLS lead
ing at .562 On March rs the see-saw was
again set III motion with the Business
Mems Club and CAROLS occupying oppo-
site ends. AS the Business Men have
sprung many surprises this season. no one
was taken back when they took three
games from the leaders of two days before.
sending the latter down to second place.
with .529 per cent. and boosting the Saen-
gers to first place at $40 per cent each
a game apart in the won and lost column.
Now the Golden Eagles are in third place
with SCI per cent, and the Y. ii. c. A.
at 500. As the latter are regaining some
of their early-in the-seaso form. they
may add TO the seasons surprises when
they meet the Saengerbund tomorrow
night.
As the Business Mems Club of South
Washington has been stumbling block TO
the leaders many a time and oft this sea-
son, so have the Columbus found it rough
riding when they have met the Golden
Eagles. Said a member of the Columbia
team the other evening: The Eagles GER
tainly are our Jonahs. Whenever we go
up against them we -fel sure they are go
ing TO beat us. thay-hake done it so Tegu-
larly: for in the nine games we have play
ed there they have Won ali but the one
we some how or other landed last week.
Before the season closes President Stiles
hopes to pick an nh Washington team to
play a set with the Baltimore Catholic
Club. one of the strongest teams in that
city.
The season will end April 30 with set
between the Saengerbund and Columbia.
1t Is less than a month off. but the pres
ent standing of the teams as given below
may be entirely transposed or even re-
versed. who knows
Thine standing of teams
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who. by the way, is getting splendid work
out of old and new men.
Yale is scheduled to play on Georgetown
Field April Il. with a second game for
April 81 Both will draw ont big crowds.
The prospects are very bright for. secu,-
ing the necessary 81 900 fund with which
to send the track team, which, OF course,
includes Arthur Duffy, the worlds cham
pion short distance sprinter. TO the Olym-
plan games to be held at Paris in July
next Part of the fund will be raised by
way of a big concert to be given at the
National April Is.
Trainer William FoIss' is busy with his
charges preparing them for the Pennsyl-
vania track races to be held at Philadei-
phia the latter part OF this month.
o. p. SCHMIDT.