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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-17

PHILADELPHIA, August i6.--The home
team again won from Milwaukee to-day
by superior work at the bat Score:
Milwaukee % ! 0 0 l 0 O. 3
Philada ....3 0 2 10 IS /
Sparks and Maloney: Bernhard and
Powers. Earned runs. Milwaukee / Phil
adelphia I: Time, 1:3o. Attendance, 1899.
Umpire. Sheridan.
WASHINGTON. August 16.-Detrait out
batted Washington to-day and won the
first game OF the series. In the third in
ming the visitors punched five singles
which. with an error. netted four runs
Yeager pitched gilt edged ball Barrett
distinguished himself IN center field and
his running catch of a long fly was the
feature. Score:
Washton III 0 0 0 o. 3
Detroit .......0 0 0 0 0 o. 10 2
Lee and Clarke; Yeager and Shaw
Earned runs, Detroit l. Time, 1:k5 At
tendance, 2,4SI. Umpire, Haskell.
BALTIMORE. Md. August 16-ForeJ
man pitched an excellent game this afterI
noon TOR Baltimore and shut out CIeve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-17

FORT WAYNE. Ind. August 16.-Mul-
len pitched a good game and should have
shut out the visitors. Mullen $ batting
was the feature. Score:
FIT Wayne. 2 J - 10 3
Columbus 90 0 0 0 %
Mullen and Fuller; Wilhelm and Locke.
Umpire, Latham. Attendance, 400.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-17

TOLEDO. Ohio. August 16-The Toledo
him ont of the box. Jacobs was little bet
ter and the home team Won easily. Score
Toledo .....o / 0 10 Is :
G. Rapids. 20 / 0 o-3 II )
Joss and Grafflus; Burns, Jacobs and
Grim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-17

MARION, Ind, August flames fell
down in the ninth inning to-day and al
lowed the visitors TO Tie the score, but the
locals nanagAi to make another run in
their half of the ninth, winning the game.
Marion 30 . o Is . 1
Matthews 30 / 81 Il 8
Ames and Harnish: Base and Byers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-01

Although the entertainment which
was to have been given at the Young
Mems Christian Association building
today had to be postponed, the recep-
ton will be held as announced. From
the noon hour until 2 o'clock lunch will
be served and social reception will be
given to all the young men of the city
who accept the invitation. Mrs. H. E.
Coleman and number of young ladies
of the Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION will act as mattresses and all
the members of that association are in
vited guests c, P. Frazier has ar
RANGED for music and sweet strains from
stringed instruments will add to the
pleasure of the gathering throughout
the afternoon. Vice President J. P.
Cooke, with some of the other officers,
will act as reception committee, and
the open house" invitation extended to
all the young men of the city will
doubtless bring together great num-
Der
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-01
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE.

AT OILS o'clock the auditorium of
Central Union Church was we'll filled
with those who had assembled to attend
the joint services of all the Protestant
churches of the city. The services last
ed until midnight, and as the hour ap-
preached many more came, crowding
the church to its doors. Throughout
the program there was an impressive
atmosphere, eloquent with the thought
of the passing year, and the great organ
rolled out its harmones in grandeur
of sympathy with the dying century
Just as the new century was ushered in
the last note of the doxology ceased
and Rev. George L. Pearson lifted his
hand in benedction
The order of services were as fol-
lows:
9:15-Praise and prayer service.
3:15-Solo, THE Light Is Fading"
Miss Griswold. Sermon-The Rev. w.
D. Westervelt. Subject: us the Gospel
Adequate to the Needs of the Hour?"
10:10-Singing, "Watchman, Tell Us of
the Night
1O:15-Address; the Rev. S. P. Perry
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months of the date OF the establishment
OF the commonwealth and there must be
session each year. The Parliament
is to consist of the Queen, a Senate and
House of Representatives-the Senators
elected for six years, half of them retir-
ing in rotation every three years. There
are to be six Senators for each state
The Representatives are to be elected
on population basis. no state to have
less than FIVE; and the House is to be
twice as numerous. as far as is practic-
able. as the Senate Thefmembers are
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mountains, gray old castles roRea
amidst the trees, and peaceful vales
wind about, leading the way to the dfs-
tant plain; patient shepherds and graz
ing focks are SO placed as to presents
most natural pastoral scene, along Slie
gentle slopes and quiet valleys.
Down near the front of the stage s
grotto, or stable, wherein the Savsh
was born is represented in the entrara5Iss
OF dark cavern. From above falls5a
soft, red light. Illuminating a waxeaS
image of the Child Jesus in the niangers
the virgin bending over Him, and Toss
eph, the wise men, the shepherds and
the angels grouping about Over the;
hillsides and low pastures roam minia-
ture animals, and carpenter shop run
by revolving waterwheel is placed half
way up rugged mountain.
The brothers OF tissc college have been
working for over week preparing the
panorama and the result is a beautiful
piece OF a5tistic architecture. The cele-
bration will continue through the COM
ing week, the doors being open at all
times for those who come to see.
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the Senate again withholds assent. there
is to be a joint meeting OF the two
houses and an absolute majority deter
mines the issue The bill defines the
powers committed to the federal Par
lament. What is not defined is there
fore a matter of internal state govern
ment A uniform federal tariff is to be
imposed within two years. and for at
least ten years after three-quarters
OF the net customs and excise revenue
must be returned to the states. The
seat of government is to be ter square
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the Australian states may be briefly out
lined as follows: A Governor General
is to be appointed by the Queen and is
to have salary OF $4,000 a year. A
federal executive council is to be chosen
by him from the states originally form
ing the union Provision is made for
the accession OF colonies not now join
ing. it being expected that New Zea-
land and possibly other adjacent islands
belonging to England may come in.
The Governor General is to summon
the federal Parliament within six
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-01
THE BIG FOUR" OF HAWAIrs PUBLICATIONS.

Subject: Our Gratitude for the Old
Year and Hopes for the New
1O:25-Solo, Theodore Richards.
10:30-Recess.
10:40-Testimony service, led by Ma
jor George Wood.
1:05-Sermon, the Rev. A. E. Cory.
An Essential to Holy Living and Ag-
gressive Christian Work.
11:30-Singing, 20 God Our Help in
Ages Past
11:35-Scripture reading.
11:40-Solo, H. c. Chamberlain, Near
er Home
INSTRUMENTATION service, led by
the Rev. William M. Kincaid.
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The hall has been beautifully decorat-
ed and number of drawings and differ
eilt samples of work done by the asso-
citation classes will be on exhibition.
The ladies who have attended to the ar
rangemcnt and provision of the lunch
are Mrs. E. A. Jones, Mrs. ]. P. Cooke,
Mrs A. B. Wood, Mrs. John Water
house. Mrs McCandless, Mrs. Fuller,
Mrs. c. B. Damon, Mrs. S. NJ Damon,
Miss Snow, Miss Griswold, Mrs c. H.
Cook, Mrs. DR.. Frear. Mrs. E. w. Jor-
den and Mrs. Henry Warehouse.
ST. LOUIS COLLEGE PANORAMA.
Last evening the doors of St Louis
College were thrown open to visit
ors who came to view the annual piano.
rama of the birth OF the Savior and
view of the Holy Land. The spacious
auditorium OF the college was softly
lighted and the tableaux arranged upon
the stage presented a pretty and most
realistic picture. The ancient citv OF
Bethlehem twinkled with a thousand
lights away on the far-of slopes of the
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to be paid Sec a wear.

to be paid $4,000 year.
The House is to continue for three
years, but TO be subject to dissolution,
Federal ministers must be members
either of the House or the Senate. Mon
ey bills must originate in the House.
The Senate may suggest amendments.
but the power. OF the purse rests with
the House. In other matters the pow
ers of the two houses are much the
same. Should the Senate refuse assent
TO hill twice prcposed by the House:
both houses are dissolved; if thereafter
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miles within the colony OF New South
Wales, not less than 100 miles distant
from Sydney. The Earl of Houpton
will be the first Governor-General;a and
at the ceremonies today the Duke of
York will be present as the representa-
tive OF the crown.
Australia is country as large as the
United States. excepting Alaska and the
Philippines. and only 100000 square
miles less than the area of all Europe.
rs resources in stock. minerals and ag-
ricultural products are very great.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-01
JAPANEss CONSUL RECEIVES.

From 8 till IL o'clock this morning at
the Imperial Consulate, Nuuanu avenue,
the Japanese Consul, Hon. Mkt Saito,
and the members of the consulate will
receive guests. The Japanese recognize
the Christian new year and the annual
levees OF the Consul are very brilliant
social affairs Not only are the subjects
of the empire which the Consul repre-
sents to be expected but representatives
OF other countries and the entire com
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-01
TaEsos rMERc1AL OUTLOOK.

1 What the solid business element of
sHonoluu thinks about the commercial
future opening with the new year, is
best toll in me words of Mr. B. F. Dill
bingham When asked yesterday for his
opinioron TIE prospects of the civ and
of the lands, Mr.. Dillingham; replied:
81 am area.fhe new year will bring a
steady icrease in commercial industries
generair. Ia will not be in the nature
~ ben, Ds1t for q number OF reasons
belize that it will be a year of in
.aseG.nd growing prosperity for the
Islands and 3particularlv for Honolulu.
SIS, tc FIST place there will be a
much ger output of sugar from our
anta,ns. The 1900 plantations will
t1ig trir 6rst frnition into the mar
Il. an all over the Islands great i'm
.rovernts have been made in the su-
ar indstrvs* The returns from EXPORT
Il j sug VII bring more money here
md the viii be added general Drosner
sitv by ,asoI1 of the increased amount
aof morn in Circulation.
"Agsl, there has been steadv in
f1ux of,eop1e. and with the increased
popuIabn there has been and will be.
incra ass husiness enterprises in all di-
recfion, There are MANY new buildings
ana 9TH evidences of the faith OF CAPT
.tal in tt fu1ire.
"As theIimports. there is bound also
10 be alincrease The increase in Dop-
sti. .3pssenlSld4 it. and trade will be
Ebh3 ri atmosphere. CONNER
] --eHa; 3 aE at the opening of the
sour PeSpeaks prosperity and
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z. NC. A. OPEN HOUSE.

munity is invited to attend Refresh
ments will be served
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.NOUNCES THE
IN STRONG TERMS
pendent Candidate IN Two
Speeches Urges Revenge
by the Natives.

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Gret Federation
Ii 4outhern
Seas.
New Commonwealth
Has Remarkable
2eSOurces.

TO-DAY Australian Federation is
8 being gurated at Melbourne,
4 the tie .ary capital The bill
which pas the British parlia-
.ient creatir the commonwealth OF
- tasmania four Australian states
was the outd OF a long struggle
The federatio ovement began in 1852
only tool pronounced and
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n Hobart, in Tasmania
II 81 m of union. Several
1 \ ent, one of them like
Cd States, were voted
ure which recently
vas drawn by fed
:. Melbourne
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SIR PHILLIP FYsH, TASMANIA.
HON. E. BARTON, NEW soUrI WALES.
HON. J. R. DICKSON, QUEENSLAND.

HON aA
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..'ovs celebrate
the>uspicious
vent.
''AaNight Services
sFs''-1t1aI Union
Mrch.
erritori.d Plays Out the

my music, songs and
cuts, Honolulu greeted
e iiN e new year and the
ientieth century Ma
Japanese and Chinese
fbIen III noise There was
moi - Mhour or more before
ave r$ome time afterward.
srn ial band. with Captain
had "a 8 played at the capitol
|crac R 10 alf past eleven o'clock;
ives, a re ing about the principal
i"ue Ia loved by minority of
lei - hi the bands music was
lrry lev as BETTING the death
laugh Ma Hwhen the cycle had pass
hii, ad yielded the na lss,n
, :. ysir. ,oysslnti iroDe-of Ifawaii ISef
sasS, toll in The triumphant bursts of
tod4 -
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S.4-Ii IoFzr3s ibeir clerks 10 giEirg
a Fe,<f dzr1ag The excessively BOT
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bezr thai tAey Would base 80 PCT IL
c.hs-Ei The clerks KIN certAialy
ap2ractzte las csoS6erste scii3E
zV1a ths gzFg o. TIE grscerS sn1
bsteherS AEi We telseve that the
peseae WaS bur the gods sill AS
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srvAs DasPa4y 81 Mhssnry Fssrs sHs f~s
MnrA fer sA< AEsaay sRrssa Car
strsk~rS T~hus4nyL

AFtauy. n Y Nay Ik-Pr0-Psly
D eight O'Clock this loruing fhe Taif-
e. Trzrsion cosnFaEy bryan PrsPara-
,foas "a E0Ee its cars Al that hcur
Cen Bzrnes IN cnzzand az the
wca,y-, third regfneni hruagAs oct
t~fore the Qazil street barn hrs satire
r~ruerf. Al he same time the
Teufh has.AIoa started down town
d-oypsne Gus details az the street y
r~r along the traction lire running
81 Brcadwsy- Une company q the
7wrniy-shird company A, started TO
Gear ont the rsob razSSed ~ the curve
on Central aveuDe- PerxuSSion was Of
10 avail and hack wens the company
> 6ozen pBeeS Charge hsvonetx-
s. oEted Lieut- Col Brady. who was
nearby. Down went the gearing
pintx I'D on = rush the men started
for the crowd. Just az they reached
t1sr there was > quick reverse Of the
: rs and th HzTts smashed against
hzusn bods= with 4 howl the crowd
81 rted back. SINE with bloody faces
AID soze with broken hoaeS he
= - vas not allowed 10 stop Until Il
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stund Wa elezr~d and details began
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and kcrSe< IN two corner saloons
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their r4es Ger Barnes then ordered
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ear was run up 20 The end Of the line
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and there were no great crowds n
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play Of military force aud the wa
the crowds were handed had awed n
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