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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-12-29

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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1900-12-29

WANTED!-lOOO gunny sacks. Call
al this office.
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CUP for the Leaders

PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. lin order to
with special reference to the fine work
Of the PittsbUrg baseball club, the Chron-
icie-Telegraph makes the following offer
which was telegraphed to Managers Han
lon and Clarke today: IF Pittsburg An
ishes In first or second place, the Chron-
! cle-Ielegraph offers silver trophy, cost
ing $500, to be. contested in a series of
Pittsburg between the .pennant winner
and the club standing next, the trophy
to become the property of the club win
nlng the series and the receipts to go to
all the details of the contest to be ar
ranged by the managers Of the two
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Grand Circuit ResuIts.

HARTFORD, Conn; Sept 7.-summa-
2:1o pace. purse s2O5, eight starters
The Admiral, b b. by The Sire,
Lady Belle, by King of Bellaire
Demont w, b g (ErnesD ..........2 4 8 2
sP9iina s s so 81 o! !sPfear 3.oss
2:20 pace, purse 81 200, nine starters
Fred S: Wedgewood. r h, by Fred
S; Wilkes, by Wedgewood (Mc
George, br g (McKenney@ ...........a-2 5
Gentry's Treasure, (F1ussey)....3 2
Time 2:O9A, 2:O91a, 2:e9A
PA trot; purse 81, 200, twelve starters
ward by Aberdeen (Geers12 rs 1
Alice Barnes, br m Noble. 5 2 2
Time, 2:11A, 2:11A, 2:12A, 2:1314, 2:141k,
2:1624
PIT trotting, purse 81. 200, nine starters
| Roster, br g, by Almonde, by Rog-
er Wilkes (Carpenter) ..............1 1 1
Baron Belt, br g (Quinton) ..........5 5
Brandywine gr g (DeMoresD ...6 2
| Time, 2:141a 2:1315, 2:141b
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Races at sheepshead.

NEW YORK, Sept. Summary:
First race, five furlongs- Servilia won,
Star second. Taveta third Time.
100 2-5
Second race, one mile-Serano won. Nc
Lcod of Dare second, Bold Knight IN I'd.
Time. 1:42
Third race. six furlongs-Luerna won,
Albula second. Rolling Boor third. Time,
1:13 SIS.
Fourth race, one and one-fourth miles
Jack Point won, Hardly second, Whis-
Ting Con third. Time, 2:O6 40
Fifth race. Mineola hurdle, two miles
Sir Hubert won, Draughtsman second.
Ben Elder third. Time. $50 2-5.
Sixth race, six urlongs-Unmask won,
La Tosca II. second, Gold Or third Time,
TIA.
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Russia,s New Calendar.

It is said that Russia is about to adopt
a new calendar. Each year contains.
thirteen months of twenty-eight days.
on Saturday. The main feature of this
calendar is it's apparent stability and in
this 1t resembles the sovereign. remedy,
Hostetter's. Stomach Bitters, which has
held an unmovable position for half
century. Try it for indigestion. dyspep-
STA, constipation, nervousness or insom-
MIA, but be sure you get the genuine.
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Barry .batted for stahi in the ninth.
Sullivan bated for Tenney in the ninth.
Peitz batted for Phillips in the n h.
Earned runs. Boston l. Cincinnati /:
two-base hits, Beckiey. Kahoe; home
runs. Kahoe. Lowe; stolen bases. Barrett
Colllns. Lowe. Mcbride; sacrifice hit.
off Phillips L; hit by pitched ball. Ka,
noe; struck out, by Willis 4. by Phillips 8.
by Dineen l. by Newton /: passed balls,
pire, Snyder. "-'-
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Golf at Nta.garn,

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE. Ont, Sept.
1.-THE tie for second and third place in
the handicap of the Niagara international
golf tournament was played here today,
club, won second prize, and P. K. Tying,
of Buffalo, third prize. The first round
in the Niagara Challenge trophy, open,
was also started.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Anheuser-Busch Brewing comma
ny's Budweiser team will cross bats with
the Schlltz team tomorrow morning at
o'clock at Lexington park.
The Young Minnesotas claim the sly.
teen-year-old championship of the city
and viii defend their title against ali
corners. They would like to hear from
the Jelenik Kids for series of games
Address Jack Schaub, 46s Jackson street.
- -
the Walter Nelson Kids will play the
Daytons, of Saltwater, this Afternoon a.
o'clock on the Greens. -
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the ball, was resting at third Hawley's
pitChing wasla notable feature. Score:

*SeIbach out for running out of base
line. Gleason out, hit by batted ball
Earned runs, New York l. st. Louis l.;
first base en- errors, st. Louis 1. New York
z; left on bases, St. Louis 6, New York A.;
ilrst base on, balls. off Jones 1. off Haw-
z; sacrifice hit, Hefdrick; stolen bases.
Burkett, Donovan 2. Davis 2; three-base
hts. McGann, Selbach; two-base hits,
McGraW, Hickman; hit by pitcher, BIZ
Jones 2 by Hawley 1; umpire. Gaffney.
time. 2 hours; attendance. 1000.
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Sunday ct Lexington.

Sundays game at Lexington park be-
tween the Hamms and Henry Martin s
team will be started promptly at $3.50
o clock. This game will undoubtedly
draw the largest crowd of the season, as
it will be holly contested from start to
finish Thielman and Carney will be in
the box for the two teams. Besides the
ball game there will be foot race.
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Six-Dny Race.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. MILLER
paced race tonight, it being the fourth
hour. Caldwe;l still leads with 1873 miles
and laps, Miller has 1873 miles laps and
Pierce has 151 miles l lap. Pierce's motor
sional was won by Bob Miller, of Gal
weston, Tex, and r. S. Ireland, of New.
ark, N. J., was second. Time. 2:1S So.
Gaudet and Burroughs caught Mayo and
Ireland in the motor pursuit race in three
laps, or half a mile. Time, 81 seconds.
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AID FOR THE PERIsH1Ne.
Treasury to Cooperate With w.
Department. In Alaska.


Department In Alaska,
WASHINGTON, Sept. THE secretary
OF the treasury has received advice from
Alaska confirming the reports that a most
depiorabie condition exists among the
native Indians along the coast from Cane
Nome northward. The treasury officials
are poWerless to render any aid to the
sufferers, owing to the fact that the de-
partment has no available funds for such
purpose, but Gen. Spalding has written
a letter to the war department, which has
fund that can be drawn upon in emer-
gency cases like the present, recommend
ing that food be supplied and distributed
under the direction Of the army officer i'm
charge of the troops stationed there. The
treasury department will furnish surgeons
from the marine hospital service, and the
customs officers will be instructed to rem
der any assistance possible. The Red
Cross society is becoming interested in the
relief measures now being taken, and it
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Gun Club PLANS a Tourney.

The st. Paul Gun club has another
tournament in view for September Is to
15, and from present indications 1t viii be
the biggest shoot ever attempted by the
club. More money will be added to the
entrance fees than has been in any of
the past shoots, and the inducements to
spoT tsmen are Of the first order.
The principal trophies offered are the
state championship diamond badge and
the HirSchy blue ribbon interstate chal-
Tempo trOnhV
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third round of the gentlemen's singles
with score Of 6-8. 6-2, So This leaves
Emerson and Little to play the finals in
the mems singles on Saturday afternoon
Miss Banks, of Chicago, beat Miss Clos
terman. of Cincinnati, with a score OF
6-S, 6-3, in the semi-f1nal round of the
ladies' singles. This leaves Miss Nc
Afeer, of Pittsburg, to play Miss Banks
on Saturday afternoon to decide the
finals. Little and Alexander beat Diehl
and Emerson, of Cincinnati, 81, GA, 6-3,
in the final mems doubles
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Accidents the Feature nt Hn,1em.

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-Accidents of Sc
rlous nature occurred in. the steeplechase
at Harlem. Leando fell. at the first jump
and rolled over Jockey C. johnson, who
was carried off the field on stretchers
He was unconscious for nearly an hour
Physicians who attended him said that
there might be internal injuries; but did
not anticipate any serious results. I'm
Gle Jim turned a somersault over the
fourth obstacle and fractured his Shout
der blade. Frond, the favorite, stumbled
over the fifth fence when close to Lord
Chesterfield. Jockey Jackson was I'M
seated and finally fell off. Chesterfield
won pulled up to walk, Summaries:
First race, six rlongs-Handyman
won, Propeller second, Audie third. Time
lis rs.
Second race six furlorgs-Golf Runner
won. L. T. Cater second, The S,uggard
third. Time, 1;14A.
Third race, steeplechase, short course
Lord Chesterfield won. Reno second, Jim
Hogg third. Time, 1886 2-5.
Fourth race, one mile-Dad Steele won,
Donation second, Baird third. Time, 1:42
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-TIis
Eminence won, Kolhein second, Bengal
third Time, 1903 TOO
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards
--Raciyan won, QuanpahJ Parker second,
Little Land third. Time, LAG 2-5
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.Rau ct Red Wing

RED WING, Sept. THE Chicago
Unions (coiored) defeated Red Wing In a
game was won by clean hitting and fast
ball. The errors on both sides not figur-
ing in the score. The Unions are a gen.
tlemanly set of ball players at every
stage, both on and off the field. The
Unions .......e.....O 0 400 ~
Red Wing ..........0 0 o 0-6
Struck out, by Horn 4, by K. X. /: two
base hits, Unions 3, Red Wing 2; bases on
balls, off Horn 6, off X K. |; batteries,
Red Wing, Ahlen and K. K; Unions,
Horn and Michael.
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NEW ATHLETIC CLUB FORMED.
Amateur Athletic Association of st
Paul Incorporated Yesterday,

The Amateur Athletic Association OF
st. Paul filed articles OF Incorporation
yesterday. The new association will oc-
cupy the premises lately occupied by the
st. Paul Athletic and Rowing club The
premises have been thoroughly cleaned
and renovated, and the new club starts
out with bright prospects. The follow
ing officers and directors have been
elected; President, William L. West;
vice president, John ]. Dobson; secretary,
W. G. Hayden; treasurer, Capt. F. whit.
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coon work AT Charles RIVER.
Bike Riders Breaking Records in
Golden Vt.Se Evenrs.

BOSTON, Sept. Some great record
breaking was done in tonight's two-hour
racing in the Golden Vase event at the
Charles River park. the existing record
The previous record for two hours was
made ON Wednesday last by Stinson.
with 81 miles lao yards. Ton ght Archie
McEachern, the Canadian champion,
went 69 miles 6l2 yards, Stinson; Nc
Eachern and Champion, after tonights
riding, resulted in Stinsen being in the
lead for the four hours riding. 1t was a
me nights ride. The result at the end
yards; McEachern, 1876 miles 319 vaNes.
Champion, 134 miles $40 yards: Moran. lao
miles 343 yards. Harry Fixes. midd q
distance champion. rode an exh 'bition five
miles, motor paced. in 800 as, breaking
the record for two miles of 3:16 1-5 bv p
fifth Of second.
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EAR Earned Zee runs, Milwaukee 5; Buffalo /:
crews; bases on balls, off Sparks r ofr
hooker /; stolen bases. Anerson, Gomez
bI x; IS, sacrifice hit, Fultz; struck out
D yi1 E29a,, by Hooker 2; left on bases
dan; attendance. 1890; time, i:SO N-'efi-
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Wacthour Winner

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. THE
board track was a match race run In
five heats. best three in FIVE A time
limit of two minutes was placed on each
heat and the men were paced by tan
dem. The race was participated in by
Bobby Walthour, George H. Collet, Al
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MR.. HULL IMPROVING,

Is Now Considered Practically Ont
OF Danger.
HELENA, Sept. 7.--(Special) -Arthur
NJ. Hull. whose life was despaired of for
several days, took a. turn for the better,
Since that time his improvement has been
so rapid that his physicians say he is now
practically out Of danger His vitality
has been most remarkable.
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"Cash" Sloan wins In France,

PARIS. Sept. 7-At Maison Lafayette
yesterday Cash" Sloan on the Duo de
Gramonts Barnevelt, won the Prix de
Claimant. $4,000 francs, over a course of
2,lOo meters: The American jockey also
won the Prix de Maui, 1900 francs, over
q course of 800 meters, on the Due de
Gramont's Fraisier.
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BROOKLYN. Sept. 7.-Today's game
was a hot one from start to finish After
seesawing for four innings Pittsburg got
lead of one run. which was increased
to three by home drive over the picket
fence by Williams with o Brien on first.
The batting of O'Brien and Williams
and the base running Of Wagner and
Keeler were the features The game
was called OH account of darkness
Score:
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q "a - n q RIA,
Bears the n IhH Kind You Have Always BuaQht
'S1 Of I@N ZNEZI
GEN. LEE IN NEW YORK.

On HIS Way to Virginia on Leave
of Absence.
NEW YORK, Sept. THE United
States transport Raw1ins arrived today
from Havana. Among the cabin passen-
gers were Brig. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, COM
handing the eastern department of Cuba,
and members of his staff. Gen. Lee says
he is on leave Of absence on his way to
his home in Virginia.
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Irish Golf Chamnion.

DUBLIN, Sept. I'm the final Of the
IRISH n amateur golf championship contest
former amateur champion, Hilton, beat
sydney Fry of Richmond, by IL up and
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>. Earned fIlo runs. Chicago 6, Phiiadeiphia
Ress hits Bradley, Lajoie sacrific tI bit
tMcCormlek; stolen bases, Bradley De- -
c cfhty f. Fie Msr Green Laeie double play,
I Philadelphia g. first base on b GnI 5 20
hughes 3; hit by pitcher. Doian: sf;r oit
out, by Hughes 5, by Orth 4: passed hail n
MtffaarIand; time, 2:4o; umpire, Em ST l. =:
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Tennis at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 7.-Summaries:
Nat Emerson beat Alexander, the
PRINCETON champion, in the third round
OF the gentlemen's singles, with score
Of Ga, Ga, Little, the other Princeton
champion. beat Roche. of Chicago. in the
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No More Races at Dubuoue.

DUBUQUE. To-. Sept. THE meeting
OF the Nutwood Driving club has been
abandoned, it having been decided to hold
no 19e more races. The corporation will be
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WASECA. MINI, Sept. 7-(snacie, \
Baseball today: Waseca, II; Flandreau
indians. 4 Batteries: Wilson and Foote
Partridge and Drill
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lady of Bucks Co., Penn declares Tbues are a
best medicine for and old that could possibly After
an attack OF the grippe several he says troubled
more than before with bad feelings first waking in the
being stiff and brain dull aching Rpans
taken at night dd not seem to stop the morning trouble
Some time thought would take in the morning when
h waxing one morning when felt ise had
pans IaDue handed to took
surprised to find that felt able soon about doing nv
daily work Now always keep the Tabules stand at my bed
side and use them whenever wake feeling of sorts and
they have never failed to act like adys daughter
that pans Iabues well her children One little
years DID, who is cutting teeth suffers
troubles nehd of Tabue three day settles stomach
sweetens her breath and stops the fever
n{rK
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.'Demont batted for McGinnity in the

nlnGl.
Earned runs. pittsburg 8, Brooklyn 8;
home runs. Williams. Dahlen; two-base
hits, Williams. Kelley; first base on err
rors. Brooklyn 2: left on bases. Pittsburg
s. Brooklyn I; struck out. by McGinn5t9
/. by Waddell 3; stolen bases, Jones.
Ginnity !. by WaddelI ,; double play.
Ely to Ritchey to O'Brien; hit by pitched
bah, by McGinnity l. by Waddell 9: time
1:5S; umpire, O'Day; attendance, ZOO.
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Newhouse, Tom Butler and Johnny Fish
er. The race was won by Walthour.
Best time, 1:55 1-5:
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KILLED THE wATcHMAN.
Desperate Masked Robbers Rob
Railway Station MT Marshall. Mo

MARSHALL. Mo-, Sept. III. H. Now
rey, night operator of the Chicago & AL
ton railway, was held up by three masked
robbers last night. While the men were
searching the money drawer, Night
Watchman 8. c. Aulger appeared and
pointing his pistol through the partly
open door. commanded the men to sur
render. One Of the robbers Immediately
shot Alger in the eyes killing him. The
robbers ESCAPED.
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ALSO SIX TO SIN.
Philadelphia and Chicago Did tbe
Sanic Thing.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 7-Darkness
or9 pro today,s game to a close at the
tied Chicago tried a new pitcher namaG
hughes, who, kept the locals guessine
during the entire game. DonohIie's wild
!I,r IN the ninth inning allowed the tie
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is not unlikely that it will cooperate to
the extent of furnishing clothing for the
destitute.
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CATHOLIC PRELATE RESIGNS.

Bishop McGav1clzs OF Chicago stiY~
ferdng From III Health.
CHICAGO, Sept lit Is reported that
the resignation Of Bishop Alexander
]. McGavick, appointed nearly two years
ago to assist Archbishop Feehan, has
been forwarded to Rome. Bishop Nc
Gavick. 1t is said, resigned on account of
Ill health He ranks as an auxiliary
bishop. and his successor, 1t is said, will
be co-adjutor with the right Of succession
to the archdiocese Of Chicago.
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TAIL-ENDERS.

New York Pulls st. Louis Back TO
Seventh.
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-The New Yorks
defeated the st. Louis team t3day through
misplays by Jones and Mccain. In the
eighth inning, after two were out, Nc
Gam failed to hold a throw by Jones,
and two runs were scored before the bali
was recovered, and Smith, who had hit
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&c CHICAGO cL6 Sept. 7.-Kansas City won
DenzSs game en6 6oo a with the greatest ease
Ter the Western sluggers, White Ai CTS
vas sealed book to the locals a.
ferdancn 2 500 ScA..,. ''NI'9' "a :
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DARKNESS PUT AN END TO THE
BROORLYN-PFTTSBURG GAME
YESTERDAY
KNOCKED ROGER DENzER OUT
Cowboys Takes the Cemiskeyite,s
Measure at ChicagO-Whnt the
Other Teams Did In the
Two Leagues.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago al Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at New York
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WON OUT IN THE NINTH.
Reds Pull a Game out OF the Fire
TT Poison.

BoSTON. Sept. IA single, two
In the ninth gave Cincinnati three runs
and the game. Attendance 10 cno-o.
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POUNDED PEACEFUL VALLEY
Out OF the Box, and His Successor
Did Little Better

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR ToDAv
Detroit at Chicago.
buffalo at Milwaukee
Minneapolis at IndiananoIia
Cleveland at Kansas Civ
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more; directors. M Heidenreich, Almond
Albrecht, M. Doran Jr.,a James Dsnegre,
N. p. Langford Jr
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Totals ] 4 627I15I g ''I' . 'TI4z7TIIT 0
Chicago ;...........O o 0 0 o 81
Kansas City 80 4 o q

Kansas City -.....0 0 0 2 81
.. Earned runs. Chicago /, Kansas c7jt,,
8 left EFT on bases, Chicago s. Kansas civ civ
hits l"9 1i1Ss hits, Gear IsbeIl; sacrifice
sugden; O,Brien 2; struck out bv O 6en,,
Ter l. by Thomas q bases on halls nfs
hit hRO% Mfb 6 off Gesr wild pitch Thomas;
pires, Dryer and Mcdonald 1''V' UNI
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BREWERS BEAT BIsoNs

NVAUKEE W. Sont 7-Ardro,u,
lucky home run hit over the i eri 9es
d dav S sner Buffalo from shut-out to-
tbs ,,;s STARTS pitched great bali and had
I5le Visitors at his mrcy all the tinna
locker was hit hard Burke and s Snies
sspeclaIIy taking his lneaslire S,o 1pies
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-02
LOCAL and GENERAL.
DANCING AT WAIKIKI INN
Vote the straight Republican ticket.
NnnnI .,,nxan.r aaI ..non nnrit,r

Sound money and prosperity.
F. NJ. Swanzy leaves for the Coast
in the China. .. .Ir
Clara Barton is dangerously i'll at
Galveston, Tex.
J. H. Wilson returned from Molokai
by the Lehua today.
Theo. Meyer was among the arrivals
from Molokai today.
Opie Read the novelist has taken tho
stump for Mckinley.
Marshal d. A. Ray returned In the
Mauna Loa this morning.
John Herreshoff says he can build a
yacht faster than the Columbia.
Two nicely furnished rooms are Of
fered for rent. See To Let column.
The Noeau was weather bound at
Waipio gulch for two days last week.
The Helene sails for Laysan Island
tomorrow morning with cargo of pro-
visions.
The China should be In from tho
Orient bright and early tomorrow
morning.
There will be meeting of the Cath
Ollie Benevolent Society in the usual
place at p. m. today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-02
JOHN SHERMAN DEAD

Washington Oct. 22-Hon. Johu
Sherman, former representative In the
House, for long term a member Of
the Senate and twice holding Cabinet
positions, died at his. residence In this
city at 6:15 this morning In the 18th
years OF his age. His death had been
expected for some days and loving
friends gave him their unremittlng
care and attention to the end. The
immediate canse OF death was describ-
ed as brain exhaustion incident to ex.
IRENE weakness due to old age and II
several attacks of sickness from which
he had suffered for the past year and a
half.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-02

The Republican party stands for
municipal government. Vote the
straight ticket.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-02
REFRESHMENTS SERVED
Vote the Straight Republican Ticket

The true Republican will vote the
straight ticket, from Parker down.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-11-02
Japanese Celebrations.

The children OF the japanese Sunday
and boarding schools will have pie
ME tomorrow In celebration of the
birthday OF the Mikado, The event viii
take place at p. m, tomorrow In the
Japanese boarding school, Kuknl
street,
The followers Of Buddha and the
members of the Young Mems Buddhist
Association will celebrate tho event al
their Hongwanji, the Buddhist temple
at o o'clock tomorrow evening,