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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-03
THE RACE CARD.

An excellent card has been arranged
f1r this afternoons racing at kapiolani
Park and should draw the biggest
crowd ever seen on an Hawaiian race
track. There being no charge made
for admission 90 the grand stand. many
win bc able % enjoy the races who
have hitherto been prevented by the
price or ticket TO the enclosure.
Tho truck is In excellent shape, ana
the competing horses are numerous ana
ln good condition. so that II Is conn
Identity expected that universal good
| time win be- made. and that as conse-
uusucc many of the horses VIII gradu-
late into new classes.
| a large number of horscmcn and vis-
/ tors we're present at the track yester-
Iday 10 take a look at the occupants OF
i the different stalls. quite number OF
Ihorscs are quartered cut there, and
these were materially added 20 by the
/ IarriVul yesterday morning OF Colonel
lCoruwelrs four. which came over from
| Maui ON the Claudinc. The latter
string consists of Venus, who looks
i hard and well. n good looking three
i vpnr OLD nly by Lord Brock out OF
Rosebud. and two half brothers BY
charles =. aged two and four years.
respectively. Mr. Decker is In charge
lof the stable Venus. Sir Cassimir.
lAntidotc. w. W. Woods and Albert NJ.
were the main objects OF attention. the
latter horse. especially, creating a
favorable impression by his condition
and looks Sir Casslmir does not look
o. be quite himself; Antidote appears
tO be too finely drawn II anything
! while W. w. Woods is perhaps a shade
, too much the reverse.
The program consists % four harness
events. four running races and "a match
, race. and the entries are good In all oi
them. The racing Will be keen and in
. deed. the various entries are 50 even
lly matched that there Is nothing ap-
preaching n certainty" In any one o.
/. the races.
The officials will be. Mcssrs. I'd
! munds. Mcdonald and shaw. judges
M. ~. Diggs. JUICES clerk. Messrs
: Monsarrat and Clapham. paddock su
= lpertnfendents
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PERTINENT POINTERS.

500 Class-Fred Eros.
2:i0 Class-Dan Mccarthy.
Pa Class-AIbert NJ
-for-all-W w. Woods.
Six Furlongs Dash-Venus
Half-Mile Dash-Sir Cassimir.
Three-eighths Dash-Cornwells Sc
lected
Pony Race-Kaena Gf Manuleli is
sCratched).
Match Race-Mystery
N B.-Silas ) is reported to have
worked a mile in 2:23 yesterday.
The athletic events will be sandwich
ed in between. the horse racing. The
only event worthy of more than casua
mention is the 100-yards open. Severa
local cracks will compete, and the race
should be "A good one with the time a
shade worse than eleven seconds. a
15-yards race, open to the members OF
the Honolulu Driving Association, viii
also prove extremely interesting Fol
lowing - a list of the events and prize:
offered:
One-Half mile bicycle race open. frs
prize SO. second prize s., third priz,
$50
One-fourth mile bicycle race. profes
sional. bar ed. first prize $40. seconC
prize >. ~ .rd prize $2.59.
Ouc-four a mile 'hicycle race. boy
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ROME. Aug. 2L-The new King OF Italy
u the only child Of King Humbert and
Queen Margherita. He was married in
ls9s to Princess Helen OF Montenegro. a
beautiful princess amidst a family Of Eu-
ropcan reputation for good looks. The
princess is a daring horsewoman. and in
many ways a striking contrast to her
delicate studious husband. who Is de-
voted TO her. Her feats In riding and her
unconventional ways caused much stir
among sober Romans at first, but the
charm 81 her manner won most hearts
finally.
Unfortunately they have no family. so
| that the direct line TO the hardly ac-
quired throne OF united Italy Is not
istrong The kings brother. the Duke OF
NOsta Is dead. but his son. the present
duke. and cousin OF the late king, is the
husband Of a bourbon. Princess Helens
LOT Orleans. IL would be strange irony
OF fate IL one OF Louis Philppe's de
scendants were 10 sit on the throne o.
Italy
England IL now harboring thousands o
anarchists Of all nations. Talk TO thu
lrgh officials at Scotland Yard. and thel
viii tell you that they have every politi
lCal suspect I'm London under close obser
ivatlou. In New York. In Chicago. II
Paris. In Berlin. Ia everN continenta
Icapital the police say the Name thing
Yet In recent years a car. n king. a
,emprcss. n French president and a
American president have been done Z
death IN a manner which implied the ut
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generally rated and will go close. MON
GOOSE is the danger.
Two Twentyfour Class-A most
evenly matched trio. ALBERT NJ has
hitherto done all that was asked of him
In handsome manner, and is sure to get
a good drive. SILAS s is in rare fettle
and will be right on hand at the finish.
LUSTRE has been going great guns in
his work, but is a trifle unreliable. The
race should be the best of the day.
Free-fOr-all-W. w. WOODS looks to
have this race at his mercy, If good,
he would have no difficulty in winning,
hitched 20 a hack.
Six Furlongs, Running-VENUS re-
cent voyage is greatly against her. but
the mares class should more than
atone for that. ANTIDOTE will not
BE- far behind ALOHA is a dark one
and hard 20 identify.
Half Mile. Running-SIR CASSIMIH
| is a bit off color. but should just ABOUT
win from VENUS. LEI is an old time
Coast runner, but hardly good enough
for this company.
| Three-eighths Mile, Running-Anoth
er hard race with unknowns ias thick a!
war heelcrs at a primary. The ROSE
BUD filly or VENUS. who are both IL
| the same stable. should win. LEI viii
run close to ANTIDOTE for seconC
place.
| The pony race is a hard nut to crack
| IMANULELIS entry win probably b.
protested against and declared void, il
which event KAENA should run prom
inently. Any old thing might win.
| MYSTERY viii win from MANULE
ii In the match race.
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FORM OF THE HORSES.

Several things initiate against sue
.cessful selecting at the present meet
ing. In the first place the form and
records of many Of the horses entered
are more or less obscure. and in the
second place. the races We're arranged
at such short notice as to make it next
20 impossible To get a line on the horses.
The following notes are based on the
most reliable information obtainable,
and should not be far wide OF the
mark.
Three-mlnute Class-FRED EROS
will show himself a vastly improved
horse from last June and should win
BILLY. II given a good drive, possesses
an undeniable chance. ARTIE w and
WALTER + are unknown quantities
and either may effect "a surprise.
Two-fUrty l'lass--DAN MCCARTHY
Is probably q better horse than he Is
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most contempt Of police organization by
the culprits.
| had just been in Eerljn. where I saw
the Kaiser every day drive through the
Inter Den Linden The Kaiser's coming
was announced some minutes IN advance
by the police clearing the streets Of all
vehicles and by the grouping Of people on
the sidewalks. Presently the Kaiser
would dash by at a breakneck speed in
81 beautiful Victoria with coachman and
fOotman in gorgeous livery. The Emper-
or himself always wore generals uni
form. and was supported 10y "a brilliantly
appareled aide-de-camp. No such prepa
ration was made for Humbert's passage
vehicles made way for the kings carria z,
as he drove quietly by in "A Victoria. lis
coachman and footman in sober livery
himself in a frock coat and high hat anC
the gentleman by his side dressed in the
same way. Where the Kaiser continual!
gave the military salute. Humbert raised
his lat and bowed. My cab was going II
the same direction. and | was apprise'
OF the kings presence by nv driver rais
ing his hat. an example followed 10y al
1.-THE men in the street
One who had the privilege Of a persona
acquaintance with the late king describe
him as a most conscientious. painstakini
monarch. never neglecting anything tina
would advance the interests of his people
The kings life was insured for a yer
large sum, which has been named at fror
"a hundred thousand pounds to half a mil
lion. The insurance, as is usual in sue
cases. Is diveded among a number of of
} fees, and consequently no one office wi
suffer heavily.
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DAY OF LABOR'S
CELEBRATION

]. JaegeT's Fred Eros.
Two twenty-four class, trotting and
pacing. purse 800:
g. ". Judd's Silas s.
l.. n. Dee's Albert NJ
g. Bellina's Lustre.
Free-for-all. trotting and pacing,
purse 800:
L. III. Dee's Albert NJ.
G. Bellina's Lustre.
Prince David's w. w. Wood.
six furlongs. running. purse. s15:
w. II. COrnwell's Venus.
O.. Andrews Antidote.
w. ~. Diggs' Aloha.
Half-mile, running. purse $50:
w. III. COrnwelrs Venus.
PrincefDavid's Sir Cassimir.
g. N. Judds Lei.
Threc-eighths mile. running. purse
SOS:
w ". Cornwell's Venus.
W. VI. Cornwell's Rosebud (hlly).
g. III. Judd's Lei.
g.. Andrews Antidote
]. Wrights waipahu.
NJ. Rodrigues' Dan.
Quarter Of a mile. running. for ponies
purse S25:
j. Nunes' Mauieli
J. II. O'Brien's Molly Morosco
VI. Rodriguez Jenny.
J. Carey's Post Boy.
Kaena's Kaena Point.
Three-eighths mile. running. mattel
race. purse S75 a side:
l.. G.. Maitland's Mystery.
j. Nunes' Manuleli.
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othors will Resign.

W smith has resigned from
''lorlto u the Republican. The
..'...r said on Saturday that n
l'Htuod that Mr.. smith had
Inl Yesterday he confirmed
have long been dissat-
,NNh the policy % the paper.
' smith, and stated my feel
. thuu once. Finally 1 saw
'' nothing 90 DO but Co resign. .
~ I'tod Yesterday that several
W'.'iUrH would sever all connec.
..'' 'l. Epubllcan az soon n,
' W.uunt ~ the conduct ol
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AT KAPIoLANI PARK

To-day again. We climb upon
Tho benches Of the stand,
To see our pony finish last
The brute We backed to land.
tlc looked so good. he could not lose
And oht We kept him dark
DTS boy dropped something and wet
hack.
Nt Etpiolaul Turk.
q he horny handed son of toll
who dearly loves "a race.
VIII hlo him down to Diamond iIrat
To see the horses pace,
fte'u surely make little bet
Ou something with mlrk.
Nri as of old lose hi- "tiu'
Nt kppiolu1i Park
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Morning Parade
And Ball At
Night.
SPORT AT TRACK
THIS AFTERNOON
Speeches at the Capitol Grounds
After Procession
Program

The Territory OF Hawaii viii today
celebrates its FIRST Labor Day. For
weeks preparations have been going on
Theoretically and those most interested
In the fete say that Honolulu will see a
celebration today excelling any In the
past. There will be parade. games
and races at Kapiolani park. and a ball
In the Drill shed at night Committees
having the different arrangements In
charge report everything I'm 1rst-ciass
order.
The parade will start at o'clock
sharp this morning from the Drill Shed.
and thence TO Hotel street. TO Richards
street. 10 King street. to Fort street. 10
Vineyard street. 20 Emma street. TO
Borctania street to Alapai street. TO
King street. and along King street 20
the Capitol grounds where Il viii be
dishanded. From the band stand IN
the Capitol grounds speeches viii be
pade by United states Attorney John
IL Baird. Lorrin Andrews. George 4.
| Aivls. and perhaps others.
Ghc racing and games az Kapiolani
park win begin az O'Clock. y mag
nnceut program ~ open air sports has
been prepared and with no admission
charge 10 the park An immense GROVE
is expected.
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TopAY's RNTRIEs.

Three minute class. trotting and
pacing. purse 800:
Captain Soule's Artie W.
q. 1f. Judd's Walter y.
W. r.. Monsorrat's Billy.
J. Jacgor's Fred Eros.
Two-forty class. trottlng and pacing.
purse 800.
g. NJ. Judd's MOngoose.
s t,rigsby's Dan Mccarthy.
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Cricket at mak,ki.

i.n'.uIu cricket club will play
'' NpWki this afternoon com
l' z p.cock against n team
n. .l '"w the officers and crews OF
'.. saturdays match fell
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AGENTS.

s.lFN Agent 20 tsks acknow iedg.
.t 90 natruments. district OF kons.
~ " g. Achrs ofilce. King 81.
r Nuuaru
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N.NrW WELta-toans negotiated
.'''' business transacted. Bethel So
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80 pfcEEY king and Bethel sts
10. r o. boH i'a.
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V,rN commissioner Of Deeds
e,i.i5m.a. 10 Kaahumanu ST.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS

mfNsON Cw. G. Achi and
h1r.ani a once NO 10 West
IL st. r'L 50
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cnNrnACrnna
OPTICIANS
nRoKERa

2 rturuELL-omce queen 81 op-
f's tuID1 Feed CO.
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DENTISTS
MraICfANa

Ns MUSIC sCuOOta-Lovs EliE.
u ufm bsrlDs sept 90 pupils should
I.6 iUr hours az once.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-08-23

loved ~ 20 much she wanted Va 10 keen
an the Islands. II has since developed that
spain EnglTud dld not want Gcrmany
Tor a 1cighhcr Ia the South Seas. She
could American policy: thereforc IN she
could not have the islands herself the next
administration which she could control. In
stAntly the syndicatcs OF America and the
n,Itsd g.; %s greed, rapacity and corruption
summer ana fall OF 1898 AgulnalIo'g gov
eTnnent applied repeatedly To President
policy that lac Intended TO pursue toward
The Philippines. asking. whether the Phil
Cubans; This was all They wanted They
were already cooperating with US against
spain. They had hailed us AZ friends
and they simply wanted declaration AS
70 our intentions. But the president. hav-
Ing already secretly embarked upon n mol
ley OF imperialism. evndcd an answer Had
he told them they were To bc treated like
me Subans not q man would have been
Killed Ia The Philippines. For two years
the American republic. through President
mckinley. has been burning villages. shOrt-
mad done us no harm. who. according to all
the evidence, were pcacenblc and indus.
except that they had read the Declara.
tion or American Independence; haG adj
republic; had believed In the honor OF
our country when we declared that in
going TO war with Spain that Il was not for
the purpose OF conquest. and who had
dared 10 aspire themselves TO that free
dom AMI Independence for which our fore
fathers died.
Aftcr quoting extensively from official
ana Other reports describing the naturally
pcnccnblc characteristics ana other good
qualities Of the FllpinOs. and citing the
Increasing OF The regular army from IS 600
TO loO,WD men rs one evidence or n ten
dcncy towa,d 'nilitnrism. The speaker con
tlnurd.
Now my friends. We propose 70 ston this
criminal aggression Into which the syndi-
catcs and Tho British ambassador have
lnunchcd NJ. w are going to stop blood
shed and devastation Ia tie Phtiipincs NV
saying To the Filiplnos that vlcn they es-
tnhlsh government which, in our iudg-
ment. IL worthy OF recognition. that then
we VIII Withdraw on such terms as may
be Just No are going TO do what the
president rllicd oar. plain duty toward
the Porto RirpuF." We are g1iu. 10 re-
dechr. tbs. King George was sd. nK and
that his principles viii not disgrace our
statute books.
DO You believe Washington WIS right
when he Lee his men over the Icy hills OF
valley Forge. DO YOU believe thc fathers
were right Fhcn they fought the battle
Of Bunker Illil ar fen at LeNingtOnY DO
you believe Lincpln was right WHEN he
stood on the battl'atd at Gcttysburg and
prayed thnt the government 10 the people
for the people aud hy the people might NOT
wlthcr from ihc face OF the carthf Then
Join the free men Of America On one su.
premc EFFORT To again establish n rcpubli-
can government nj Washington. l., forever
drive Hanna and the Syndicatcs crom the
temple and put IN end to imscrallsm,
militnrlsm and Mcl<lnlcylsm.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-08-23

Jefferson county delegates TO the
Democratic Congressional Csnven-
ton were much gratifed at the
gallant manner in which Hon. VIM.
G Brown, of Preston county.
seconded the nomination of Col.
Forrest w. Brown for Presidential
Elector. eley county came
alongside of Jefferson and Morgan
solidly with the exception OF the
vote OF Mr.. John w Dodd, Cat
whose hotel nearly the entire Jeffer-
son delegation stopped.) and other
counties were coming in grandiy
when Barbour county, which of
course at the outset supported its
favorite son, rounded up nicely and
moved 10 make the nomination of
Col. Brown by reclamation. Col
Brown was not candidate for
Elector, but the standard OF Demo.
craoy having been placed in his
hands, he will bear it with knighny
grace and fight the battles Of his
party Gas none who know him will
doubt with signal ability and
unflinching courage to the end Of
the campaign. Spirit of Jefferson
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-08-23
anh ANNUAL ENcANrMrNr @. 4. n
Chicago, August -. TO Sept. H.
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Battle
Held Houie.

For the Annual EncampmentG
\. r., at Chicago, August Fl to
September +, the Baltimore & OHIO
Railroad will sell tickets from all
points ON its lines East of the Ohio
River at the very low rate of ONE
FARE for the ROUND TRIP.
Tickets good going on all trains Of
August IS, 90 and 81, good to re-
turn until August 81, inclusive, ex.
cept if tickets are deposited with
JOINT Agent on or before noon of
September ? and payment of fee of
SO cents, tickets may be extended
for return to September so, inclu.
sive
Call ON agent Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad for Routes and Rates, and
folder containing full and elaborate
Information concerning the import
ance of the b. * O. during the civil
war, Battlefield Map, Programme at
Chicago, etc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-08-23

Hon Bonrke Cochran comes out
for Bryan. Declares the anti
imperialism issue overshadows
every thing else. The honesty of
Mr.. Bryan, cannot be questioned
and'h election insures safety.
The above are the headlines of
the daily papers over letter Of
Cockran's scorching the Mckinley
administration in Scathing terms and
coming out solid for Bryan. In
1890 Cochran stumped the country
for Mckinley and was one of ,hcir
! eading speakers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-08-23
TnR pOwgRs CASE.

The famous criminal trial at
Geors etown. KY, that has been
occupying public attention for so
long came TO an end last Saturday,
when the jury came in after a few
minutes absence in the jury room
and rendered the following verdict:
eve, the jury, find the defendant
guilty, and fix his punishment at
confinement ia tie peui,, nliaty for
the res, Of his natural life.
This was the wording OF the yer
dict rendered in the case of ex.
Secretary of State Caleb Powers,
charged with being an accessory
before the fact to the murder of
VIM. Goebel.
Juror Porter, the only Republi
can on the jury, the first TO speak,
said
"Gentlemen, I am Republican
and / have said that did not he
lieye Goebels murder was the re-
suit of conspiracy. did not
think Caleb Powers could be guilty,
but | have heard the evidence and
| am convinced he is"
Others also made talks, and it is
said one of the men of the jury in
timated that he thought the death
penalty ought to be inflicted. How
ever, when ballot was taken all
twelve of the jurors voted for life
imprisonment.
The jury which sat in the case
was composed of eight Democrats,
three antiGoebel Democrats and
one Republican.
One of the jurors said that the
jurymen were Influenced in making
up their verdict by many things in
the evidence, but that some of the
chief points were Powers own adj
mission on the stand that he organ
lied the crowd Of 1900 armed
mountaineers which came to Frank
fort January IS, his confederation
of parts of the testimony Of Noakes,
Golden and Culton, the proof that
he gave Youtsey the key and that
the shot was fired from his office.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-08-23

Here is an interesting item clip
ped from the Parsons Advocate, one
of the leading Republican papers of
this State
The British steamship Hotasu has
been chartered to carry 1000 tons
of Pennsylvania soft coal to Russia.
this coal being intended for railroad
consumption. Russia is Just now
suffering from coal famine. the
importations from England and
Germany, together with the meagre
supply from her own mines, being
insufficient to supply her demands.
More shipments TO that country are
looked for, as also to other OF the
principal European countries, as
the European cupply is fast de
creasng in volume and the demand
is steadily increasing.
We do not doubt The truth of the
above statement but what surprises
US is to find it in a Republican pa
per, and we want more light on the
matter Since We are shipping coal
abroad and successfully meeting
foreign competition right in their
own markets, what do we want with
tariff on coal to keep out this
"meagre supply that is unable to
fill the demand at home in Russia,
England, Germany, etc ?"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-08-23

Ex-United States Senator John +
ingalls, died athis home in Atchi-
sou, Kansas Thursday Of last
week re was weliknown as
writer and speaker and served
eighteen wears in The United states
Senate Ills illness dates from
March, BOO, when hc was attacked
With throat affection tbatulimatc
by caused bis DIS death despite tie
efforts Of specialists and sa,u5nous
climate
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-08-23

The Democrats Of Monangali a
county held their convention in
Morgantown last Saturday and nom
mated the following county ticket
For House Of Delegates, Frank
Weaver Prosecuting Attorney. T..
G. Donelcyj Sheriff, James b.
Wiseman County Commissioner.
Harvey Fisher for Assessors. I. p.
Burbrdgc and Fla Davis and for
County Surveyor, d. y. Stewart.
r. j.. J.. Allen Of Morgantown,
was elected chairman Of the Exec.
utiye Committee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-08-23

Teddy Roosevelt the Republican
candidate for Vice President, sticks
to his speech at ST. Paul, in which
he declared that "the Democrats
stand for lawlessness and disorder.
for dishonesty and dishonor and
were towards abroad"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-08-23

Mr.. II. r. Shade. who is in
charge of the German bureau at
Democratic headquarters, said the
bureau was receiving many letters
from Germans, commenting Col.
Bryan's indianapolis speech and
announcing their intention to vote
for him because of his sturdy stand
against imperialism. Speaking of
recent publication, Mr.. Shade
said 81 notice that the Republi-
cans think they have trump card
In number of German band uni.
forms, brought to Chicago flom the
Fatherland by special permission of
the German government. | think
they will be mistaken in the value
OF those uniforms as votegathers
Instead of commanding the admira
ton and enthusiasm of the German
voter The uniform will remind him
of the imperialism of the fatherland,
which he came to this country to
avoid"