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New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

Dover DEL March 20 (SpeciaD.-By traffic
agreement between the Bell Telephone Company
of America and the Diamond state Telephone
Company of this town. and under terms OF con-
tract cons,lmmated to-day in Philadelphia by the
directors Of the Bell Telephone Company and Harry
A. Richardson, president of the Diamond State
Telephone Company, the present line of long
distance telephones from Dover to Wilmington and
from Elkton Nd TO Wilmington has been turned
over to the Diamond State Telephone Company.
Since the Diamond State Telephone recently made
a change in it's rates, adopting the tariff system,
q general complaint has been made by subscribers
the subscribers OF the Diamond State Telephone
Company will be able to reach the entire system
covered by the Bell Telephone Company through
out the United States. New telephones will be put
in whore the old are. and the change in
transferring the lines will begin at
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SpoRTSreN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

BOWLING-Greater New-York individual
chanpionship-Mitche Arnold and Clincn:
Columbia League-Colonial, Century Wheel
men and Riverdsle teams; Morning News
paper League-"The Herald" VS.. The Trio-
une The Journal rs. The World; Brook
lyn Royal Arcanum League-East New
York Commonwealth and Philadeiphos
teams; Carruthers' National-Kings County
Monarch and Spartan teams
DOG SHOW.-Annual exhibit Bulldog Club
OF America Concert Hail. Madison Square
Garden
POOL.-KnickerbockerA Athletic Club tour
nament.
TRAP SHOOTING.-Match South Side
Gun Club Newark. New-York German Gun
Club. Dexter Park
WRESTLING MATCH.-Bech Olsen ana
Ernest Roeber. Madison Square Garden.
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10 Wanamakers. Chairs with side poeAs ar,
books or newspapers. side shelves Tor A. y,rren
or practical use, broad arms for serNlHs
or afternoon tea, and all upholstered vsrsi
In fact, upholstery is rampant Win am
other kinds of summer Furniture. ana 'As s.,slox
bination OF textiles with reed, rattan.
and paint has evolved several new specles.s ths
The Rambler's eyeS-at your service sssn
Rambler's sober judgment. too. Havins. vsa
he testifies. and his testimony IS TIE r. you
own a summer house zee this furniture --ir,rs
don't own summer home see tnis sorns
Just because il Is interesting Mayos rIsca
corner in your city home viii weicohiss ss.s,,nins
After all Wanamaker's Store IS Jyans-
over with human interest, and then 'n cer.
maker people, following the eSalnpIe ...o,h,e %
tain famous undertaken. find II no
show goods"
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

ROEBER AND OLSEN TO WREsTLE

Honestly conducted. the wrestling match between
Ernest Roeber and Bech Olsen. scheduled to take
place at Madison Square Garden tonight ought
to furnish interesting contest. The big Dane is
nearly a head taller and weighs about forty
pounds than the American champion. The
conditions will be best two in three bouts. Greco-
Roman style. the winner to take Is per of the
gate receipts II is said that the Dane has won
victory over Pons. the Frenchmanr who
credited with throwing Youssouf, the so-caIled
Terrible Turk" Olsen weighs 267 pounds and is
feet 21a inches tall. Roeber weighs 1S6 pounds
and stands feet inches In his wrestling shoes
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HAN DOR TO GO TO ENGLAND

Lexington. KY. March 20 (SpeciaD-Ceorse "
Sngerly, Of Philadelphia, has sold TO John Han
ming. of New York. presumably for w c. Whitney
the fve-year-old chestnut horse Han Dor hv
Hanover. dam Fleur De Lis. The horse has been
In the hands of Crit Davis, OF Harrodsburg and
was brought here to-day for shipment TO New
York. He will be sent 10 England
]. L. Tarlton. of Lexington has sold IN pc,,
h"ler, of Selma :o1 Ala the trotting mare Mary b..
and quarter in 81 seconds The price is said 70 q
be 5000
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21
JENNINGS TO QUIT BASEBALL

Philadelphia, March 20-A letter received here to-
day from Hugh Jennings, the first baseman of the
Brooklyn Baseball Club, makes the announcement
that he will not play baseball any Jennings
says he has not yet signed the contract rendered by
the Brooklyn management. and will do So He
and he states that he will go South with the coll
lege players on March 26, returning to Ithaca, with
them from the Southern tour At the eXpira ton of
his contract with Cornell Jennings, 1t is stated
will become sporting editor of Philadelphia
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BOWLING.r
SCHLUSING MAKES A REMARKABLE FIN
IsH IE COLUMBIA GAME

In the second game last night of the three men
tournament at the Columbia alleys. Schus'ng the
anchor of the Columbia team made remark
able fnish and won by single pin After roll
ing a poor first game with only 124 pins 10 MS
credit Schlusing went up for his last frame. in
the second needing nineteen pins to tie and twenty
to win. His first ball left him n bad split. pins Nos
Amid generous round of applause the crack pro
fessional made this difficult spare and followed it
from Doolittle. The nights scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
Empl6e a6e ci'y-Gross 1885, Nause 100; Br'sed iA
columhia. .Johanseyer. 1870; lie Beau. 1872; schiusns
SECOND GAME.
Columbia-Jchnnsmeyer, 1914; lie Beau. 1874: schlusng
Dco1ttle-Apprnan I4i: Clark. Iss: CoTman, 157;
total.
Empire City-Gross. III: Nausie no; Brasted 164;
Dooltle-Appman, $50; Clark. 12s: cofman 15s;
total, 43I
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE TOURNAMENT.
The Kings County team from Brooklyn won two
games in the National League tournament at
Starr's alleys last night. beating Pontiac Wheel
men and Riyerdale both on high scores The ne odd odd
evening. sS pins. The summary follows:
FIRST GAME.
sbsP KPE @ m 0 f3a Ehss s 49, Bernard 1872
la; Kesser iSa Mcclellan elan 1872 @ total ia '"'F
SECOND GAME
nr d II F5S hS Msnanan toa isa @ Br'd'e 1s
e i Macf s g 2 & 1884, DumOe
THIRD GAME
Kings County-Johuson, I63 Ehler. I87; Bernard 49,
Sharley. lsO; VOORHEES,. $780, total SCS.
H ESlns lsS; E EblIns 1ss total ss4 s n'D'e'N i'o
UNITED BOWLING CLUBS SECTION ONE. ,
In the first section the United Bowling Clubs
tournament. at the Germania alleys last night the
Grove Hill double victory, while Lotus
and lost, Oriental being the double loser. The
FIRST GAME
m eeTsobH W'@g9 4 ~ g aidd5 Heath sd fts 4 Warmth
OrientaI-Oest 161: Kreynberg. 145; Dent 1s5: Miller
100: total. sol.
SECOND GAME.
Grove Hnl-Voigt. IS9 Rehl i51; Robitzek 1872
Bayer 1855. Eckstein. 175; total. Ts-
orentalKreynberg, 1872; Miller. 145; Oest. 1853:
15i: total, osi.
Grove HilI.voigt s; lss; Riehi 27 Robtzek 1885,
LOtus--w. Warmth, 2a2; Heath ia; NJ. Warmth
1852; Modersohn. 16s w Gerdes. 145 total sos.
THE FIRE INSURANCE LEAGUE SERIES.
The Atlantic Mutual and Alliance teams each
tournament at Reid's Alleys last night. while the
Home team won and the Queen team lost The
in the second game. The summary follows:
FIRST GAME.
1874: Jones. I26; total. G35
9uesnmDcu6siay ss Rss 1922 Tyson 125; Galloway.
SECOND GAME
aome-Connor 1ss Crosby 1874; Crooks. 1914 Breninger
lee; De Rossett. 1874; total. 7s9
Covert, 1885, Ferdon 1872; total 767
THIRD CAME
Atlantic Mutual-Peck. 49, Stuart S. Heartt. 13s
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Faper-the tapestry, denim, Crctonlc,
whatever wall hanging fits for the furnishing plan We spen-
ddy fortified with every multudes of designs n
The latest effect-danty rich The with artistic
all tnts and tones planned for amlating harmony with
hangings, carpets and furniture.
Crles then window and door draperes-and the
variety is legion
Springime utility work is the keynote oday's word and
foremost preparaon-he dressings of creonue for
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HoNoRs EVENLY DIVIDED.

The honors even last night in the Caruthers
Brooklyn National tournament. East New-York,
l. D. X and Manhattan each winning a game.
The scores:
FIRST GAME.
East New-York-A. Keller. 2O2: W Moore i75: O..
Moore 1876: 1e6; c. Kerer. 174 total.
Manhattan-Canute POP: p HaIIer 1856; G. HaIIer 1886;
Bauer. ia; Allen. 1888; total. S21
SECOND GAME.
Manhattan-Canu:e. 155 p Haller. fG6: O. IFS:
Bauer. i5S: Allen III; total. S34.
l. D. K.-Dormsgcn. las; Schlsgel. 1872 Eiseman i43:
Bauman. 113; SPHINX 119: total I55.
THIRD GAME
l. d. K.Dormagen. 203; Schlegel. 2O3 EIseman. 16o:
Bauman. 151: Sphinx, I67: total. sss
East New-York--A. Keifer. 134: w Moore 15s: G.
Moore 2o3: Gunderman i5G: Keifer 202: SOB.
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Daniel Kelley and Charles II. Humphriss:
Glass OF lso2-Charles w. Morgan John % De
Mund John A Voorhees, and Colonel e. A Brftton.
Glass or lsol-E H Converse and C p Rose
Regatta Committee-P. II, Jeannott, Richard w
Rummeil and r. w. Sherwood
Membership Commttee-A. S. Riechoffer. L.
Cory and Walter L. Byrn.
Committee to Revise Constitution and Bylaws
w H. Hopkins, chairman; r. c. Waters and F. H.
.Jeannott.
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pOrtiereS

ieS' peSSioe variety OF Porteres ready
Ior immediate hanging but make TN SpeciaI c,,r
talhs TO match wall coverings, or 10 give exclusive
effects
'elCer'zed Cotton Tapestry Curtains in fine nv,,rs5
go IN pam tones ard coIors at 50 75 $40 10. sl2
Sl2 a.. Sl4 AMI SIi.5O a pair
oses IN oriental designs and colorings - 90 81 75
to S16 a pair ~ "''''
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Furniture Coverings

Cotton Tapestries In Oriental and ve-1u-e s1selS =
different styles, az 81 *, Si35 81 and $50 SS
silk ana Cotton GObeliu Tapestries. 81 80"
and $3.50 - a
Damasks in two tone and eolors in great variety
s3.s5. s5.25. $3.50 and upwards.
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Lace and Muslin Curtains

osh9 "a curtains plain striped and figured
pair. N 80 S-'lS and 50 a
"a si s5 cSTalns xI lace insertion e,isinss at
to $l1.50 pair ' F'-'' s+.-S and up
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ROYAL ARCANUM TOURNAMENT.

In the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament at
Trainors alleys last evening, the Fulton Council
won two games, the odd game going to Alert Coun-
Gil. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Fulton Counci-LoveH. 147; H. SiIvsria. IG1 C. Sill
veria 1TS Herbert. 1872 Fernback. 1I3: total. s21.
Alert Council-Fero fIO: F. Wood. 1s4; McCuIy. 1922:
Richter. 1872 y. Wood 15s: total 7es.
SECOND GAME.
Alert COuncil-Fe-o i62; F. Wood 12T: McCully. 1876:
Richter. 1SO A. Wood 143; total. 73s
Forest Counc-Arps. 1872: Walters, 16S; Kruse.
1928 Cadieu. 145: Mass. 142; total f20.
THIRD GAME.
Fulton CounciI-Lovell. Is8; n. Silverfa Is3; c. Sill
veria, I66 Herbert, 14J Fernback. 1e9: total, 500
De Forest CouncI-Arps. ffJ; Walters. 1870; Eruse,
1S0 Cadieu 100; Mass 100; total. $50.
ROLL. OFF OF TIE IN THE HARLEM NAVY
The DauntIess and Harlem teams met in a
special series of games Monday night to roll off the
tie for fourth and fifth places in the Harlem Navy
tournament The Dauntless bOwlers lost the first
game, but won out in the other two by six and
twenty-six pins respectively. The scores follow:
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EASTERN LEAGUE TO MEET

A special meeting of the Eastern League of Pro-
fessional Baseball Clubs will be held at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel on Thursday, at - o'clock.
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hangng-these and other stu for Slip Furniture Covers the
MAKING OF Awnings, and the reuvenatng of old furniture
Of course, very complete shownss of Lace and Muslin Cur
tains and Summery Portieres
we have competent corps of designers and upon request
ioni you Will send capable look your room OF
house. get your ideas and give his sross,o for st.as color
schemes and treatment. We make out complete pan VIII
skeches and estimate before oblgang you the
oer you like the plan and the price, work begins promptly
and satisfaction is always guaranteed
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

INDIVIDUAL. CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT
Each OF the three bowlers engaged in the Greater
New-York Individual Championship Tournament at
the Harlem Palace Alleys last night won and lost
a series of games. Linden beat Seher in the first
series Seher then beat Walters and Walters wound
up the evening by beating Linden with an average
of twenty pins for four games. The summary
follows:
FIRST SERIES.
W I,rds, Harlan - 100 I1e isi-s52
J. Seher, Central. no
SECOND SERIES
J. Seher
81 Walters t'orinthIan ............tT9 I43 IS2-J1f
THIRD SERIES
s. Walters Corinthian POS ISL 25 T4-SO5
W. Linden Harlem. 16s
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Covert. 147; Ferdon. 1853; total s72
AllianceColiier III Stitt i32; Basey AZ Peterson
1o4; Jones. 100: total. t4
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The liabilities of Edwin A. Currier prouris-or a,
the restaurant at No. IA Fulton-st. who MAI. =.
assignment on Monday. reported to be ssar,
$4,000. He did large business, agerezasiny -.
year about 100000, but IL is said there Ws. =. ~
profit in IT, the price Of provisions being bies -
the rent higher than he could stand - @Aa
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

Goals scored-By Howard. q Cobb. 2: Hor,,..z .
Referee-RUssen. Hockey Club, of Nsw-Fcrk Co. 4
pires--Loughman. Naval Reserves. and Harrison N
York Athletic Club. Time-Twenty minute halves wv
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LOCAL BUSINESS coMpLIc171oys

Judgment for s23to27 was entered yes-ers,,
against Daniel H. Gilman in favor OF Tracv y
Harris an assigned claim Of Edward F Rrov-
assignee of Jacob F. Wyckon. Balance Irs =, - :,
account dated December 1. 1893. " -
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ReuphOlSterinq Furniture

rms work is done in well adapted shop sn-I sn--Isss
own management for the upholsteTiuS OF -
We nave good assortment of popular IaD-s - 4
every day use OF summers hard wear. Ine s,s n
thorough-the charges the least consiStent VIZ
Character anl the matarials nsel
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Lace Curtains

Nottingham Lace Curtains at Si5O s. S235 - ~
~. S4-50 and UP IS a pair ~
Cross Striped Snow Flake Curtains az Sl92 -
S265. 81 IS and 81. IS a pair
New-York tribune., 1900-03-21

FINAL GAME IN THE AMATEUR RocKr,
SERIES

The final game in the series OF the A.,
Hockey League for 1900 took place las, ns-s'T a'eT
the ST. Nicholas Rink between the Nsorv1- ,sNe At
letic Club and the Naval Receives sf.s A'h-
test that was utterly lacking in interest and ~,
goals while it's opponent had not con,s sss1
shooting distance of the Athletic Clubs goa, 20 -.
sevens lined up az follows: iae
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Slip Covers

Slip made from linens, dimties damasl
and cretonnes-aH the best fabrics latest pat
terms The covers will be well made well fitted
and a reasonable
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Awnings

For store. Office and home. Not all the people who
sell awnings manufacture them but in
building under our personal supervision We
have well appointed factory and corps II thor
oughly efficient worknen. and urexceled assort-
goods hand.
Third floor
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to Summer

Uphsteng for Summer HomesMag Summery
The spring sunshine the mountain eotq
the aUewashed beach the brqs also the thouq
the door and the city dust and the furniture to be protected
We haUe hep for the Jn'shng and protection for the furniture Fullest
readiness for this to-day.
S vi H Gwns Thed
When
Pe @youde
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Bed Sets

OCu OCGS
Tanihour Muslin Bed Sets s., s675. 7s5 s1o.5o
Rufef Eed Sets Sc 75 $3.50 $40 and s12 so a set
Bed Draperies of dimites made to
order handsomest effects
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ATLANTIC Mutual-Peck. 1i5: stuart. ss: Heartt. Ise
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F FALSELY ACCUSED"
BY GOOD ACTORS
St. Louis College Literary So
ciety Will Produce an
Excellent Play.

Falsely Accused, or Waiting for the
Verdict" the play to be given this
evening by the st. Louis College Liter
airy Society, is one which the members
OF the Society presented with great
success several years ago. Tonight
production will be with many Of those
who were in the cast before, and a
number of new players who will have a
chance to win applause by doing as
well as their predecessors did. The
play is one full of action and it affords
entertainment all the time, giving the
amateur thespians ample opportunity
to show what is in them. There are
four acts, and an attractive musical
programme has been arranged to be
given during the intermissions.
Among the members of the Society
and the friends of the actors, who are
all well known in Honolulu, there is
great interest in the production, and it
is expected that there will be a large
attendance. The performance is to be
given at the college and the proceeds
go to improving the quarters of the
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ded mitts. Australian sporting papers
speak exceeding favorably OF him, and
Judging from the tone of their remarks,
Cox is about the top of the antipodean
feather weight tree. Last November
he defeated Tom Esler in ten rounds
at the Golden Gate a. c., Sydney, fight
ing at st. S lbs, for purse of 5000.
In August last he knocked out Jack
Woods at the Melbourne Democratic
Club in six rounds. The Hawklet, in
commenting on the fight, says:
1--WE have seen hundreds OF glove con-
tests in our time, but we have never
seen a fairer boxer than Cox. He pos
sesses two good hands, hits with deadly
precision, and had 1t rot been for his
not wishing to inflict necessary pun
ishment on helpless man, he would
probably have won in the first round"
In September Cox defeated Tee O'Neil
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Refreshments.

Tenders will lie received by the I'M
dersigned for the Refreshment Conces-
sion, at the Races, June 9Th and 18th
1900.
Bids to close at am, June list, 1900
All tenders to be in writing and ad-
dressed "Refreshment Tender" care
Manufacturing Harness Co., corner
Fort and King streets.
Highest Tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
Certified Check to accompany each
Tender. PAUL ISENBERG,
Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club.
1854
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Ra,eS June 18th

UNION FEED co. CUP. Half Mile
Dash: Free Tor All. To be won twice
AND PACING. 2:3O
Class-best in 8.
-MAlDENS. Flve-eighths Mile Dash.
f.-HAWAllAN BREEDS. Three-fourths
Mile Dash.
5.-kAMEhAMEHA PURSE. Trotting
and pacing. Free for ALL in 3.
6.-WAlKAPU CUP. Three-quarters
Mile Dash. Free for All. Record to
be beaten.
ESPECIAL DRIVING RACE. One
Mile Dash, to be raced under the con-
dltions as signed by A E. Nichols
and four others.
S.-hOSlTA CHALLENGE CUP.-One
Mile Lash. Free for ALL $50 to be
added II Angie AS record GAS 1-2)
is beaten.
9.-IRWIN CUP. One Mile Dash, Ha-
waiian BREEDS. To be won twice.
10.-CRITERION CUP. One and one
fourth Mile Dash. Free for All. To
be won twice.
n.-CONSOLATION RACE. One Mile
Dash, for all horses winch have com
peted at this meeting without win
ming.
All entries to be made with the Secre-
tary before 2 p. m. On Wednesday, June
6, 1900.
Entrance fee to be ten per cent of
purse, unless otherwise specified
All races to be run or trotted un4er
the rules CT the California Jockey Club,
and the National Trotting Association
All riders and drivers to appear in
colors.
At least three to enter and two to
start.
All horses are expected to start I'M
less withdrawn by O'Clock a. m. on
June Sth, 1900.
General admission, including grand
stand, $1.00.
No extra charge for carriages inside
inclosure
Additional charge of so cents for ad.
mission to saddling paddock
Quarter stretch badges, SIS.
Program subject to change.
Per order Committee.
PAUL r. ISENBERG,
Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club
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IaY'.'..'s'.'.'.'.'!


practically done with till
| Nn fHa elias doubles tour
BOZ held Private tOurna-
undoubtedly become more
! ue.W.uo Is more generally
Many players will make a
sf a form u intermediate
s w b..i. whom IL would
u01 tGe courts otherwise.
j. going along we'll enough
Jl.s FAB insure a most sue
aaE ICING held on June gil.
un.us are practically COM
'lo result Is q grand stand
l1t1.r.u may well be proud.
lave tw0-d1y meeting. and
1erts for races here on
Naars will have no kick
rpl 10 difficulty In earn
hny their feed bills.
4 yet been done In the
y.e lnd foot races on ka-
Day There appears TO be
Of men who would enter.
Ni.y Club refuses 90 take
w t B possible that the
n To- town will furnish the
Atag tor "a field day In the
H' season opened auspic-
Na.dly and as this sport
huacng Ia favor. Homo
tl..o 10 time % turn out
F.. compare fayorably
Coast
.f.olfed Oahu last Sat
A. 1ad by So doing won
nn.onshIp This made
victory over the buff
N'.l. elsewhere Is as dead
ml is likely TO remain
gent ground is furnished
9's l29 not out" made in
li.at The World match.
.,k.t record for Hawaii:
"I runs for three wick
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@ fACFO COMMERCIAL HONOLULU MAY % ,o.a

oeen out in the barge during tn, week.
500 owing mas been INDUCED in by
scrub crews every afternoon Next
| week work will commence an erner
me lockers at the dealani boat house
arc being rearranged IN. the nersonaI
convenience of rlembers of the cIuh will
M, ~ III .urc be more carefully looked after
views OF the doing5 of the Myrtles is
very scarce, bun start will probably he
mace next week "
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Coats. "Manoa" Sylvia, vincent SyNa'
u. Il. Whitman, Emil Ulbrecht. H. NJ.
Merrill and several others are training
In the hope Of getting a race on june
9-t1th. a big bicycle race wouid nnu
much favor In the community, ana II Is
~ be hoped hat the Jockey Ciup WI,
see fit TO include one In tnelr oli,Cih,
program. Nothing has yet been set..eu
o one way or another ana tnv "I"u oxt
week. oo
Several foot racers have been prac-
tlclng daily at the race track during
the week. IN view OF the Hilo meeting ,s
a half mile run and a mile walk would q;
II included in the Jockey Clubs ol ncds
program, prove excellent drawing caruS'
The lighthouses.
Several of the old Healani men nave
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Society. The cast will be as follows:
Jasper Roseblade. A. Thompson
Jonathan Roseblade, father of Jasper
and ude....................C. II. Rose
Claude Roseblade.. Eugene Mccain
Humphrey Higson, Steward to the
Earl of Milford.......M. Houghtailing
Jonas Humble, formerly a poacher
.'...'.'..''. .....-..-....-...H II. E. Murray
Rev. Owen Hilton, Vicar of Milver-
stoke. .........:............C. K. Hopkins
Lord Elscount Elmore.. Otto A. Berndt
Lieut.. Florville. Fred w Weed
Lord Chief Justice. ........ Emil A. Berndt
Grafston, Counsel for Prisoner
'''''.. -.-----.....C u. CrOWell
Sergt. Stanley, Counsel for Prosecu-
tion. '........................S. Jacobsen
bHnhey Drown. ......-........A. Fernandez
SUNNY "A. Fabian
Sir Henry Harrington, Magistrate.
.......... ..............Ben Houghtailng
Clerk Of the Court. McCorriston
oShti n. Rosa
Gamekeepers, officers, Barristers.
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The Hoot Mons.
With the Bowlers.

Scotland cOnclus1vely demonstrated
their superiority over The World in last
Thursdays match. They won the FIRST
match closely enough, but the second
game was practically a walk-over Had
X. Andcrson's chance which he gave
when he had scored ten runs been &C
cepted, the score would have been diff
ferent, but the probabilities are that
Scotland would have won Just the same.
The" completely outclassel their oppo-
nents in every department and the field
ing Of The World was simply weird.
Anderson's score OF 129 mot out) con-
sisted OF eight tours, eighteen threes,
eight twos and twenty-seven singles;
he was at the wickets nearly three
hours, and on his return TO the pavilion
was vociferously applauded.
a match will be played this afternoon
with the Bloemfontein team, and on
next Saturday the return match will be
played. Wickets pitched at 2 80 p. m.
The team which will represent the II.
G.. G.. against the men of the Bloemfon-
tein this afternoon Is: Judge Stanley,
j. Cation. ID. w. Anderson, A. w. Bot
tomley, J. l.. CocKburn, A. r. Hatfield,
W. X. Harvey. Piaanai, l.. G.. Blackman,
Rev. Kitcat and l.. A. G. Parish.
In former matches the home team has
always been victorious, and this after
moons game should not prove an excep-
ton TO the rule.
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