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The Portland daily press., 1900-02-17
DR.. ]. L. Horn Nominated for
Mayor.
Services at Churches
Today.
Current Events Club to Have
Temperance Day.

The Kings Daughters Of the Westbrook
Congregational church are to meet In the
vestry Wednesday afternoon. February 81,
to work on oomfortablss. The society is
planning for print and linen salsh "a
be held tho latter part of the month.
Miss Gertrude Kelley, Warren avenue,
has accepted position with the 5. ID.
Warren paper company.
Rev. Warren TefIt, formerly pastor of
the Berean Advent church, has removed
his family to Westfield, Mass, where they
are stopping with their daughter.
Rev. Elliott K. Barbour, pastor of the
Uniyersalist church, Is to preach Sunday
morning at 10. 80 o'clock on the subj ct,
"Little Deeds and Great Services" Sun
day school at II ~ a. m. The Y. III. q.
u. OF the church Is to attend the m eet-
ing of the cumberland County union 70
be held Sunday evening in the vestry oil
the oh urch of the Messiah of Portland.
Ihs Current Events club will obss rye
Temperance Day next Thursday. The
meeting lie to be held at the home of Mrs.
John ". Warren. Longfellow street.
The funeral services Of the lape Mrs.
Maggie Aubs, wife of Mr.. Joseph Aube.
are to be held Saturday morning at nine
O'Clock from st. Hyaointhe's church
Burial at st. Hyacinthe's cemetary.
The funeral services over the rsmaihs
Of Mary, the infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mira. Felix Riouxare to be held ct ten
O'Clock this morning from st. Hyacinthe's
church.
The ladies of the Excelsior club OBJ
served geptlemen's night on the eve of
st. Valentines Friday ut the home OF
the secretary, Mrs Eugene 1. Smith,
Rochester street. There were about forty
In attendance.
The Song Service at the Baptist
church tomorrow will be conducted by
Nj. EdwwardlO. Gushing of Portland.
accompanied by a select orchestra. The
regular services viii be he'd at 1880 q. m.
and p m, to which the public are In
vited.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-17
CUMBERLAND CHRISTIAN UNION

A union meeting Of the Cum berlAnd
Association Of the Young Peoples Chris
tiAn union will be held at the Church OF
the Messiah corner Congress and India
streets tomorrow evening. February IS.
at the regular hour OF the church ser
Woe, 7.S0 p. m. The meeting 10 to 1T
tingly observe Christian Citizenship
Sunday. Prominent lAymsn have been
secured as SPEAKERS for this occasion.
President o. b. Perry Of westbr1 ok
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-17
RESOLUTION OF THANKS.

The following was the resolution OF
thanks presented by Alderman 1iiton
at the nesting Of the aldermen Wednes-
day evening complimentary to Mayor
Reynolds;
In view OF the fact that the year for
which, by the vote Of the people we were
elected aldermen Of the city OF south
Portland, thus composing tbs hrst CITY
cour c'l. is drawing TO a CLOSE. and being
mindful that no one Of us could beast OF
previous experiences, but all alike were In
need of the guide and counsel which we
have never asked In vain and which we
appreo to the fullest extent. therefore.
Resolved, That wa, the members OF
this board of aldermen. do hereby express
our sinoers thanks for the able and I'm :
Iartal manner In which our Mayor, the
Hon. E q. Reynolds. has ever presided
at our meetings. the frank and courteous
responss with which he has always uet
cur inquiries, the able and timely sug-
the s-eady hand with which he has con :
Quoted our deliberations, and we most
cordially wish him success In his every
enterprise and undertaking.
The Arcade billiard and pool room run
by Albert Sprague ON the corner Of Stan
day night the thief forcing an entrance
thu oueh tie hack door. MIR. SpraGus closed
the pIaoo about eleven O'Clock and on his
way home saw q strange man standing
OF the corner OF Sawyer and High streets.
After reaching home he was impressed
to 60 tauk to the rooras and did go after
m al senoe OF half an hour. Entering the
front door he saw at once that some one
Rad been there a. the back door was part
ly open. On examination he found that
the tops OF two slot machines bal been
pried off and the contents removed.
One of the machines had been put ON the
floor and beside 1t Mr.. Sprague found q
aper bag containing the money that had
been taken from IL. This fact shows that
the thief WINS ct work when MIR. Spragus
get back to the store and in his haste to
get away left the money.
ID. Smith OF Hartford court is sick at his
home with erysipelas.
Ward two has been movsd from Brooks
gun factory to the store near the corner
of sawyer on East High street.
The History olub had . pleasant meet
ing ct the homa OF Josiah and. Allen Cobb
in Willard. Quotations from Lorna
Doone, question box, Ieadines Of current
events were features OF the evening not
to forget the collation. which was indeed
enjoyable.
Joshua WithAm Of Gray Is a guest at
the home of Il. III. Coils.
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-17

The New York life Insurance Company takes
pleasure in announcing to the citizens of this State
that its Maine branch offices are located at sc Ex-
change ST., Portland, Maine, and extendsla cordial
Invitation to all policy holders visiting Portland to
call at the new offices, where a desk and other
veniences are offered for their at all times.
fsbTdu
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-17
100 Per Pair.

Ladies' plain fast black neeced
Hose. the hest quality shown mt
25 cents. We have them in o lie
and 10 only and sell them to-
day at
Ladies' feeced fast black Cot
ton Hose, with white soses, heels
nnd toes, regeiar csc qualify,
we sell today at
The Portland daily press., 1900-02-17

An election Of the Sheridan Rifles WA
held last night and N. c. Conley was re-
elected oaptsin BY an unsnimous vote
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-04
"NEIN," SAYS MPpELMEISTER BERGER,
loose HlLO PEOPLES MUST Be FERICHT,"


"
n
Fourth blow
why the bandhoy sprefert to a home This time
arked to
to He
the Government
and
Of
to
of the
of
Of
10 maket
min and all
o is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-04
Real Estate
FOR SALE by
Will E. Fisher,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Real Esta.e Agent and Auctioneer.

2 very nice 2-sIory houses on Puma
hau St., corner; improvements. 2-story
house of 8 rooms. Price. $4,000.
Adjoining samo, 2-story house OF
ms, with excellent view; both in
good Leighborhood. Price. $4,000.
On the first $4,000 mortgage may re-
main; on the seconu $4,000 may remain.
1.450. or $3.50 apiece. 2 excellent lots
opposite Band Stand at Kapiolani Park;
will take small payment down, balance
on time. These lots are near the cars
and ready for building; unquestionably
chez. must increase in value; only
small payment necessary.
IS, 100 Cottage on Beretania St., ex-
cellent opportunity.
Many other desirable lots, cottages
and property unimproved. Call at Of
fee or list.
Is your home to rent? DO you want
some one to collect your rents?
Are you In search of home, either
to rent or buy? If SO, call at my office
for list.
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Wireless Telegraphy.

The downtown Office of the Wireless
Telegraph Company will be located in
the new Magoon building on the corner
of Merchant and Alakea streets. A
telegraph line from the Kaimuki pole
station to the office in town will be put
in at once making through connections
with the other islands, SO that the mes
sage will reach both places at once and
save duplicate transmission here. Cap
tain Rosehill and some poleriggers have
gone to Mahukona to place pole In
position there. Mr.. Pletts was also OF
the party and he will attach the instru-
ments.
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NOTICE.
o Orr English-S Speaking Friends:

To Orr Notwithstanding Friends:
The Chinese merchants and residents
of the Hawaiian Islands. represented by
the undersigned, being desirous Of pro-
viding for their sons a thorough and
comprehensive education In English,
raised in pledges. from August to De-
cember. sufficient funds to Justify them
in undertaking to erect commodious
buildings for this purpose in Kamakela.
The contract was let and the main
riding partially completed. when tho
plaque broke out and interrupted the
work. AS you well know. our country
men have been the greatest sufferers
from this epidemic and the fires con-
rected with It. Consequently, those
who generously subscribed toward the
school enterprise. being called upon to
donate large sums for the relief OF their
fellcw-countrymen Who have suffered
severely from the fire. find themselves
unable tn fulfill their pledges al pres
ent The main building Is now On the
point Of completion. and the contractor.
himself homeless, Ia in treat need OF hlo
money.
! In this emergency. and because We
believe you recognize that our motives
| In undertaking this enterprise we're
philanthropic. orr object commend
able one and hat are In no wise AZ
fault for TIE straits In which we DOW
| find ourselves: we therefore solicit such
contributions 90 our present needs as
your heuificence will allow. Send ali
cash or pledges to Wong Kwai. BOZ
954 Honolulu
Very respectfully Yours.
WONG KwAI.
sscx L ALTO. 80
CHU GEM
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rplsssssMeNT NOTICES

stvrtf ASSESSMENT OF
" $50 W.. asscsrtbie stock 9t -
"a M a. per Hhare vas diio On
= s Z. Az M Nav 1900. and was DE-
NJ ' ,S ,ss 0th d,y % June. 1900.
". ". ..e,b assessment OF - per cent
.,s spsre was cue on the isf day
styinf Interest," OF per cent
I'm Nd tfd Del nquent 5ulv @st'
.,.yssth assessment ~ - per
y, lns To-Day. July 2d, 1890. am
~, isllnolsni AM lst Sist. 1900.
,ss.fih assessmrnt Of 10 per cent
=, ,hars mas been levied, - De.
49, and asrable on the ist cay 81
M And viii be delinquent on
~ tsy " ssutru Der. ilo9.
~ no tsato arc p1yahse ~ tne
a.. N Aexsndcr q baldwin ltd.
las o. CASTLE.
a.,tBrrr .l1a sugar Co Aiu
~rl iuly Q 1903
pst gim q
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regular performance on Thursday even
ing.
be Myrtle Boat Club has come to the
rescele In the way of dancing and Will
give "A soiree at the boat house. with the
Quintette Club In attendance. a large
crowd is expected. as some people must
dance out the Fourth.
CONCERT AT CAPITOL
A public moonlight concert win be Civ
en- at the Capitol grounds this evening
by the Government band under Captain
Berger, commencing at 7:30 o'clock, and
the following program will be rendered:
The Star SpangIed Banner"
March-"rhe Stars and Stripes For
Observation-Disclosures ........-..... Clauss
selection-"Popular airs .......-..- Boyer
Songs
(a) "Ko Leo I'ua Pikake."
Miss y. keh-aa.
10 "Ka Iauwaf' "Kuwiliwlli."
Mrs. n. Alapai.
giedley-"The North and South" -.
....- .......... ..--.....-.... .....1 Obdiii
AIarch--"Hands Across the Sea- ...Sousa
"The Star Spangied Banner"
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SETTING THE RIVER ON FIRE, "

In old English times. when each fam
lily was obliged to sift its own flour. 1T
sometimes happened that an energetic
man would turn his sieve so rapidly as
to cause 1t to catch fire. The style of
sieve used in those days was called a
tense" and 1T became a customary
saying that a lazy man who never set
the tense on fire. Now II happens that
the name of the river Thames is pro-
nounced like the name of this old flour
sieve, and after many years, when the
old-fashioned tense was forgotten. II
was thought that setting the tense on
fire meant setting the river on fire, and
that is why today we say that stupid
person win never set the river on fire
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WILL E. FISHER, Aucfr.
OWNERS AND
STORE KEEPERS At
TENTlON.

WANT A STORE OR A PORTION
OF store. and will pay any reasonable
rent. 1t Is for my own business. The
locality must be within the present ra-
dius of business.
Communicate early. as I will vacate
my office August 1st.
WILL z. FISHER,
55s5 Auctioneer and Real Estate.
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WILL E. FISHER, Auctr.
REAL ESTATE AGENT
AND AUCTlONEER
Corner Fort and Merchant SITS.

I viii sell at Pubic Auction. by order
Of the Treasurer. Mr. uderkirk. suff1-
Client OF the following delinquent stock
of the KamaIo sugar Company. Ltd. TO
reimburse the Company. unless the de-
linquent assessments are paid at the
office of the HAWAIIAN TRUST & IN
vESTMENT CO.. LTD. Honolulu. h
l.. before the day Of sale. July 10. 1909:
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u:CufOSS' NOTICE..

! Al. VspbislGNEp. HAVING
~ appnintsd Executor OF the
! t''Il Francis Judd. late % Ho-
Il ,. ..a..d notice IL hereby gwen
|s lu' having claims against
| n, '' '. 70 produce proper vouch-
~ 'leet signed. az the Office of
d.. =. ,udd withll six months
49, 80 Hereotor 1ey will be for
49,, and an por1oua Indebted
N. s',. are ruluostei 20 make i'm
lent ca The undersigned.
H., ssNES " r. JUDD.
ti VI 'n' VII ~ Albert Francis
l June 'i 1000 t.sa
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
uIgga Ie0.cUL TUakL c.,
| LIMITED.

wsx~NTs aAvU BEEN CALL
!. h. t,-.ssHbe stock - this
I've D. bssouie drs and payable
1, 80 ~ sstls q Cooke. Ltd. %
NON lwa o. psr cent tiO Def
y iaaalusnt Asxust isth. iseo
s~bsf 18Th. igll. ~ Gsr Gems trlc
afsi. delinquent October 18TH
w. ~ uso, - per cent tfrf Der
- aala1i sut November s0th. too.
W a ~ WEN.
D Tr.t wsislua AR. Co. la.
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A Pair of Heavyweights.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Morian of In
dianapOlis weigh jointly 700 pounds he
being 450 and she 250. They have just
returned from a trip abroad. There was
no berth on the steamer big enough for
the huge Hoosier. and special one was
constructed. 1t was also found neces-
sary TO provide a special seat for him
i'm the dining room. none on board being
OF sufficient strength.
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ANNUA. MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.

nv ANIMAL MEETING OBJ Tus
Isiloifs df the First Americas
ihs Z lava Lt1. vii DO held a.
~ f Bruce Cart~righf. Mer-
~ 81 Hone NO. wednesday,. July
nn 5Cack a. M.
EH ROYD, Secretary.
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, The passenger train scheduled TO leave
Honolulu for Kahuku at 3:15 p. IN. will
not leave until IL o'clock p. m. on We'd
nesday, July 4th.
55s7 +. G. SMITH. G. p. & 7. a.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

4 VlNgruitY DIVIDEND will.
Ia o. the stockholders ~ Wiiicr's
ss.lp tompanv Ltd. at their Of
s Ihlrsdav ne 5th Inst.
f'na July is, 1900
Sb Ross. Secretary
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VAILED TENDERS,

b. ",..'EiyED by CAPTAIN
n sH. Navy ~ the com.
h hul,. s. Naval station.
~ ipi, .ll flr the fiscal
\ ,b,ai,,, It laoi suecineaiions
t The once. tsss
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corporation Notices
N, l,sssssNeNT NOTICE

..yryru SssEssMENr or
nv e. 49,. ll's stock. which YES
be- III. ,.t.sv sf June. 1900 o. now
y III asnf In crest end VII 80 rs
30 . II. fps Is day u 1ulv, ieou
- D. A. COOKE,
..... KIbaf Plantation Co, LTD
lsssla. Ia'l Eo.g
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NOTICE.

pm Us HEREBY GIVEN TuAv
Jonah kumalEe and Eaoch
ae authorized ~ collect an
~ me. or tl We firm % "a. e..
le, during my absence from
W. q. ACHI
lu July 9 lQs0 tsc
da.llIng Fort street
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NOTICE.

! u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
| N \, ~. pm '.h'o flr any debts
I NJ nauD ur otherwise bv
| r,teg, NHi 1r By any other
ny written authority
" w FLINT.
HN|N u IWn f.ea
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INVESTMENT NOTICE

= " N. So ASSESSMENT or 4
&c fii ', .... % tbo TERRITORY
ny 1 i,6 s'., y, b, due ana pay
~ We Treasurer. O'"'s OF o.
g y HERRtCK.
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

=. ~ ~ ABSENCE PROM THE
~ g. y llerriCk will act Ter
~ iili power ~ attorney.
81 SCHUHAN.
= fuhe ~ 1900 65g6
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PARADE ...............9 A. NJ. SHARP
w. II. Hoogs. Grand Marshal.
Capt. J. w. Pratt, Capt. w. G. Wilder.
II. A Wilder. Aides.
Commencing Miller aud Beretania to
Fort. to Merchant. to Union Square. to
Richard street. To Hotel, to Drill Shed
Grounds.
LITERARY EXERCISES. ....li A. NJ.
At Opera House.
NATIONAL SALUTE ....12 NJ.
Drill Shed Grounds.
FIELD SPORTS ........2:30 p. VI
Old Baseball Ground. Makiki, Ha-
waiian Band in Attendance.
GEO. w. SMITH.
Chairman.
9. L. CRADLE. Secretary.
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Enjoyable Program is
Planned.
Noise TO HAVE SWAY
Yacht Races, Parade, Sreeches and
Music VII Add 50 the
Pleasures,
TopAY's OFFICIAL PROGRAM .

|, T0DAY's OFFICIAL PROGRAM.
} "a. m.--Yacht races. four classes
, p a. m.-hdltary and civic pa
; ru8s. ". NJ. tloogs. grand mar
\ shat. Captain y ". Pratt. Captain
b w g. Wiidcr and ~ a. Wilder.
b aidfs.
, gnute OF parade--Conr mencing at
, the corner OF Miller and Beretania
= streets TO Fort. 70 Merchant, to
= linton square. 70 Richards. to Ho-
= tsi and hack 60 the drillshed
4 Ero0 nds.
= al n. m.-Literary exercises In
q flav allan Opera House
= n m-Nationai saluts on drill
q slrgf grounds.
1sN y. m-Fictd strrts on old
q baseball grounds az Nakiki. Ha-
q waiiGn band I'm attendance.
q TsS5 y. m.-Pubuc mOonnght con-
. cart n Capitol ground
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Notice o. Election.

y ~ ANNUAL MEETING or
49, Lii held in this city
b. .' iln' 'lsi tho following 81.
D. '''l io serve Dor the en-.
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OAHU RAILWAY.
4th Of July ExCur.
sion.

Train Wi leave Honolulu for all sta
lions at Oils a. m. Returning, will ar
rive in Honolulu at 5:26 p. m.
EXCLUSION. TICKETS
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~ AUTHORITY.
rala,rIov Norrcr

uaorrloy NOTICE
v,fsr prl, gercs, or tees,
~ r, s.sr. for IRRIGATION purposes ,.'s.,,
Id the n a,.s i. clock e.. m, and from
80 locs y. n. ...... ,yovN
., honolulu water Works
Vp',''d " ALEX. YOUNG.
NIn,r er % Interior.
,oa b2F
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"ArEuHousE SECRETARY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13
UNNECESSARY AND DANGEROUS.
Surgical Operations For Cure Of Piles
Discarded by Best Medical
Authorities.

A prominent CRITICAL surgeon says.
It is the duty of every surgeon to avoid
an operation If possible to cure in any
other way. This is especially true in
the treatment of piles and rectal
troubles because such operations are at
tended with excruciating pain and Sc
rious danger to life by collapse of the
nervous system.
Furthermore, operations for piles are
often unsuccessful and always very ex-
pensive.
The most advanced physicians now
ents, combined with healing oils of veg
etable extraction, and administered in
suppository form. The most widely
used and best known remedy of this
character is the Pyramid Pile Cure, sold
by druggists everywhere. This pile cure
contains no cocaine. no opiate, no
poisonous drug whatever, and a single
cured cases of several years standing
The harmless acids. astringents and
oils contained in the Pyramid Pile Cure
cause the blood vessels and congested
veins to contract to a natural condition,
the little tumors are absorbed and the
cure is made without pain, inconvenience
or detention from daily occupation.
Being in suppository form it can be
carried in the pocket, always ready for
use.
Ointments. salves and pills sometimes
relieve piles, but they do not cure.
The safest and surest way to cure
any form Of piles, itching, bleeding or
protrudins, is 60 use the Pyramid Pile
Fun sized packages at all drug stores.
so cents.
A book on cause and cure OF piles
mailed free by addressing Pyramid Drug
Co.. Marshall, Mich.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-13

garrison to surrender and added what is
a portion of the state of Indiana to the
American union. And, gentlemen, they
did it without asking the consent Of the
inhabitants and much against the will
of the British garrison, and, although
Thomas Jefferson was then guiding the
councils of the nation, he did not think
that an infringement of the doctrine Of
the consent Of the governed. We spread
then because our fOrefathers were men
and fitted to do mems work and then
began the great conquest of the COnti-
nent, which has gone on to our day, then
began that movement of expansion
which has always been a movement Of
terror to the weakling and coward and
who trust in the might and righteous
ness Of the people Right from the be-
ginning we have had people who We're
afraid whenever we started to expand.
There were men on the Atlantic coast
at the end of the eighteenth century who
said that it meant ruin to have the Ohio
valley admitted into the union, and then
they said that it meant ruin to take in
the territory beyond the Mississippi. Six
was the undoing of the people to take IN
Hawaii, and now they are saying the
same thing when we plant the nag in
the Philippines. But the flag has never
come down, and what is more, gentle
men, our opponents will gradually be-
come accustomed to 1t. The Democracy
always has difficulty in catching up.
Mr.. Bryan has just learned, thirty-five
years after the rest Of US, that Abraham
Lincoln was right in 1854 II he lives
as long as hope he will, for l wish him
we'll in private life, 1 have no doubt
that in 1885 he will realize that McKin-
ley was entirely right in 1900"
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club will be permitted to loan" its play
ers to an American league team. Rsso-
lutions were passed ratifying the deal
which gives Pitcher Roscoe. Miller at
Detroit and Outhelder s+ropsey" Hartzel
of Indianapolis to the Chicago National
league club. HartzeI has been playing
with Cincinnati. There was further dis
cusSion in regard to dropping Kansas
City and other American league towns
from the present circuit and the taking
in Of Baltimore and Washington and
Manning of Kansas City was assured
that his team would be located in sat
isfactOry city.
Resolutions were also adopted after
considerable discussion limiting the
number of players of each team to four
teen. BY this arrangement four pitchers
and two catc% - will probably compose
the batter 1Crength of each team.