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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
HEALANIS VICTORS
IN TWO CONTESTS

| The band was very much missed a,
the races. There seems to be no doubt
that music tends greatly toward the
enlivenment OF occasions Of the kind
The Myrtle senior crew composed
Of juniors) was a surpriser to every
one. Even the most sanguine did not
believe that they could hold their own
with the Healanis for the length Of
time they did.
The train that took the crowds &c
the boat races contained In the neigh.
borhood Of from eleven to twelve hun.
dred people. Passenger Agent Smith
said This is the largest number VIC
have ever taken to Pearl City for the
races. Last year there were S58, and
even that was an increase over the pre-.
ceding years" Annexation" took the
crowds to Pearl City and Reciprocity
returned them to the city.
Acting Governor Cooper was at the
races in his launch Manuwai. Accom-
panying him were Mrs. Cooper. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. McCandless and the Cooper
and McCandless children. Mr.. Cooper
kindly took the judges at the start, the
timekeepers and the starter to the
starting point and carried them wher.
ever they wished to go.
Among the yachts that ran down to
see the races were the following:
Gladys, Healani, Marian, Abbie NJ
Pokii and Maria. Among the yachts.
men present we're: Judge Wilcox, T.
w. Hebron, J. Lightfoot, II. NJ. Dow
and a large number Of others.
Among the notables at the races yes
terday was VIM. G. Irwin who cruised
about Pearl Harbor in the yacht Helene
with number Of congenial compan-
ions.
The Fourth of July meeting extern
sively advertised to take place last
evening at the Young Mems Christian
Association was total failure. The
audience failed to materialize. The
speakers were on hand but the orches-
ira was away. The two big American
flags that were gracefully draped in
the rear Of the platform, did patriotic
duty in silence and alone. Secretary
II. C. Brown was at loss to explain
the indifference Of the people. There
were large numbers a. the drill shed
grounds to see the high diver. But the
people passed up the Y. NJ. c. A. meet
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
AFTER THE RACES.

All the good Healanis turned up at
the boat house yesterday. They con-
graduated themselves and each other.
Their lady friends were much in evil
dence and many OF the Myrtle boys
came to the dance held at the club and
brought their fair companions. All
were welcome and wearers Of the Blue
and Red rubbed shoulders and bump
ed feet all afternoon on the crowded
floor, to the sweet music of Solomon's
orchestra,
From shortly after 2 o'clock until
shutdown, the crowd of merry makers
held forth. During the afternoon
some exhibitions Of high and fancy
diving and trapeze acts were given by
members Of the Healani Club, assisted
by their friends next door.
After the dance had concluded, the
Myrtle and Healanl crews and most of
the rooters from the clubs, went to
the Moana hotel for supper. A special
spread had been laid for them and
they thoroughly enjoyed the good
bel Dtioit th'ih iio''
Card, who left nothing undone tina,
would tend to the enjoyment of his
guests.
After the spread the evening was
passed in speeches and stories and the
brave fight OF the Myrtle seniors was
toasted and toasted again and again,
The party broke up in the "wee SINS"
hours after feast of reason and flow
OF soul which was satisfying to the en-
tire assemblage.
Unfortunately, the cups for the win
ners in the championship boat races.
did not arrive in the Sonoma as was
expected so that the boys will De forced
to wait. 1t Is thought that the cups
will arrive In the China, due from San
Francisco tomorrow.
In the neighborhood of fifteen Hea-
lanis. headed by Jack" Atkinson.
marched into the Flying Jordans' tent
last night when the performance was
half over. They were greeted with
much applause by both Healanis and
Myrtles seated in the audience.
Judge Wilcox was at the races yes
terday in the yacht Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
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BANKERS.

Transact a General Banking
and Exchange Business.
Commercial and Travellers
Letters of Credit issued, available
in all the principal cities of the
world.
Interest allowed after July 1,
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notice 2 per cent. (this form will
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months 3 per cent. 6 months 3 1-2
per cent. II months 4 per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
The California and Oriental 5. 5. q.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
Attorneys.

1T. DE BOLT HAS REMOVED HIS
law offices to room 6O2. top (6th) floor,
Stangenwald building.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
Honolulu
Market
Company,
Limited.
Keeps Constantly on Hand

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Hardly a thing that you could wish
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Pioneer Building an
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-05
HleV0l Hamn-Y0Qlg C0.Ltl
Importers and
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The evening world., 1901-04-06
SEAL HUNTERS
IN SAD PLIGHT.
HOPES Grew Of 2O8
Shipwrecked and
Almost Frozen.
sp.,iu 10 N. E,.niar worl.D

sTnJoH$'s. + ApriI '.-A steam
e- Will ha despatched this evening !"
bring hom" n" crew ., the sealing
steamer Hope, noN helpless on Bryon
Island In The Gu.t ot s. Lawrence
Tn" Hofc vas lost sunday on iirN"n
Island rs an :rc-i'oc N which she Na-
frozen
Tho vessel aas carried over rocky
shpll and greet holc- torn IN N. hull.
She Nllcd rapidly aud settle on IN"
sa1al
Tn" ercn ~ ~ men 1li narrow -
sai.- >fi.r arrrying from ,ho ,.a-"i
ta.y mad. ,hglr way n-nor. on noarin;
~. y,rc
The evening world., 1901-04-06
RUSSIANS R0UT
CHINESE IN FIGHT
Cars FOrceLOses Men
and MongoIians Have
Many Killed

BERLIN April s.--A despatch 70 ths
Cologne Gazette from St. Petersburg
says hard aSht.nS IS said 20 have oc-
Cured between the First Second and
Third Eas; Siberian Rife ReS!mcnts ana
.ev"rn! thousands .. Chinese troops. be-
tween kootntsy ard S,n-Mln-TinS.
The Russians lest captain and ss7-
erll usn Killed, and a lIsu;enan;.co!enri.
several o,hsr oftis"rs an nan. men
were wouHtei Tar Cn!nese los; heavily
and -etrtsd with N Russians pursuing
saem
Tlc Gate ). the ensascmen; t. .ot
mentioned in t.s dss2etsh reserved.
Tn" scene ~ the Hshnns "as on zoe
Miu h4-iau frontier
Thr ruSasrmcu' wns evtisatiy another
.! ,rc r,rnicSs th,t save occurred -
tween the $50 .orces In that territory.
The evening world., 1901-04-06

1t Il said nj the Grand Union Hotel
t!l, th, hncn In The matter o.. an am
icabl. settlement nr the differences be.
isr.n tlc %"w jersey r"ntsu and it-
enip'oSe"- is iu" 10 ~" company un-
WILLINGNESS :" nave u arHTf 'hat IL
h'.. ked H""n Under VI" h'c'htion %; N"
hlE rive. Inc m4n IN toh'"r"n r AZ
'h' 4ot"l l"t drv? hints mat hic"-li"s-
'a"nt Narrfn' letter vas simply m.
The evening world., 1901-04-06
Seven Captains Shifted About by
Commissioner Murphy-Chap-
man Dumfounded - Floods
Police Record Good One. +
7HE CAP TAINS SHIFTED.

THE CAP TAiNS SHIFTED.
CHAPMAN. !Enn.E-From Tender
loin station 10 iiishor!ISc Reason;
He talked too much.
FLOOD. JOHN From East One
Hundred nnt TNenty-s.x,h stree, 20
T.ni'r.o.u station
DEAN. wILLi>M-From Eas, Twenty
second stree; 20 Eas; EISh,y-e!S. n
street station
WALSH. EDwinD-F-om Elizabeth
street 10 East one Hundred and
Twen,y-slHth street station.
GAN>O>. JAMES-F'rom HiEhbrtdse
20 Eas, TNen,y-second stree, sta
,ion
wendell. CHARLEs-from Foiic.
Headquarters to Elizabeth stree, sta
.lon.
FRERs. HENRI-From Eas, Eighty.
eighth street TO Police Headquarters
The corrulsion that thus shakes Up
the Police Department, takes full eNec,
| tomorrow at \. "
|; was announced late this afternoon
by Col. Murphy
6ol, Murphy said to an Evening World
reporter:
y har" lad many complaints OF Chac.
S!nrt.
lie talked ,ro much for ono thing.
icctur"i MIN r-r"a,ccl% Du, did
not find thar tie things ! called his at
;'Ef.on ~ w.r. rcm.ded
The evening world., 1901-04-06
TRIED TO USE PISTOL.
Pntrr.On Wen saved trnin HiOod-
shed b., n Police man,

Frederick WIZ and .Io..pl clcrn ns
aad quarrel thi. noon about /: eir..
Ne.iIe Jessup. In he Paterson :. j..
Reed and IIhrres. Works. Later. wh"l,
Clemens left the .hop. 10 saw WIZ
standing In An alley near re l,i;i ~':i
a loaded revolver IN MS rind
IN KIN YOU cried Wir.. 81 'ctng OF
Hccr BInrk driver = .,c i.,trol wage.
Clemens chll.J TO him for help. W!rz
made !ri MS rpp hncnt. wn"u Back .,n-
pchr'.', and ttt-r a ard tu--lr Ii.,-!Gci
ttr rtn ana ig- ."d n!m W WIZ Was
cpnW!ttci to 80 tptn,S rLil ,h 4
cNlr;" of attempted murder
The evening world., 1901-04-06

You haze been transferred. c.p-
tain
What. he exclaimed in e-eat A.
ton!shmen;.
The statement was repeated.
Where do I go" no asked At length.
To H!shbr!dse"
Who succeeds me:'
Capt. Flood"
The captain was silent for sevsesl
moments. when. suddenly throwing As
hands above his head, he exclaimed:
I'm happy. I'm happy" and walked
away. ~
Floods Career.
Cap. Flood has been on the police
force hf;een years. He Is college ersd.
ua'e and at one time was q school
teacher. Since he has been connected
With the department he has s,udsd law
and Is a graduate Of the New York Law
School. He was admitted TO the bar
and is a !ull-nedEed attorney. III
During the time OF Byrnes Fiood was
doing patro! duty. Byrrss wanted 4
stonosrapher and Flood was sent 70
Headquarters. They ne proved to b
so use:u! that he was ke,R there ever
since. unu! he vas recently appointed
10 capta!ncy. He was kept in the
detectives room and obtained 4 wonder
~. grasp OF the business All the de.
tails OF the department we're mastered
br Flood. and 1, Is said that ne 10 tbs
hcs; posted man to-day on police affairs.
Il = sn,asher.
He was retained at Police Hsadauap.
,ers when Conian was made Chief. and
Ii" also served there under MeCullash
and D-very,
capt, Flood Is great friend Of PARK
Commissioner Moous. OF the Bronx. and
has other influential political friends.
II" il abou, forty years old. Is married
and mas several children
II was Capt. Flood who shortly after
hc had been made captain Of the East
one Hundred and rwenty-sixth Street
Polio. Station. took Magistrate Crane's
advic. and smashed the doors 70 No.
lNit Park avnue and arrested eleven men
charged with gambling.
The evening world., 1901-04-06
IN
.P|CTURETHEFT
Stole Famous Gainsborough Portrait and
Feared Betrayal at Her Hands.

One Of the most amazing stories spsr
rhronicltd in the annals Of crime q
story that o'rshndons in mystery IN.
po. worsr by a Doyle or u Dumas-mcS
rrpea'ei to-day By Robert hnker'on
whcn he told 10 an Erenfng World re-
n5rie- the details Of The Mer Of the Ja-
mous Gainsborongh painting Of the DncE-
ess Of Drronsh!rs. In the po! nhleh the
dsteetirr urrrttlicd tir'nd by thread.
murdsr, forgery. robbrry and burglary
uere invoi,sd. 4 uomaH los: tU life
because Of ths crime. She uos the uife
Of one ofthe men uho siole the mac'-
p'izsd picture. The tracing Of the
painting and its ultimate rsecrery read
more like a chapter in fiction han the
facts and fswes from the diary Of
detectirs.
The evening world., 1901-04-06
&c, IN Line for Easter.

~ about what and wheE. you should
.buy ,ogt Ea.t.r suit Rack is the tlinx
tlf Ea-tcr. Or tor any otneT ;ime-a!.
gya,s d.essy. Hcyr. oui o. place. You
ts.tn puy i J,rcA diasUh,!, G..A :Tosx
cott md ves. Or a sacN coas enu yes..
rlln,r .Ins.r or doub.e breasted, or tstos
AMI naiit. 10 rnatga Tor 800 An impo.-
..I ,liaslUa snut and Vest Tor 800 and
uInts - match fur 500, or. II YOU pre-
f.r striped So-strd pants for the saalo
pr,gr These extraordinary ~" Ia. oners
~. hi the GsIlrlnte" Ciuth.r- to.. up
.a..r lIrnsr Vn!ri 8rsruc lnu me Hun.
5lrrI ,ad TWENTY y-."vcnth str st, EveFY
st.ir,r in f-CiF 4turT this N''N wiil re-
sr.. a. an Easter .ui.N,ntr 4 frsI-
.lsflI ra',ri gron,rs aa@5 Q: ~ .tr.
rIt.. ia syn N'u4-u :.
The evening world., 1901-04-06

Robsr' rinkcrton. Supcrintenicnt Of
the pink"rton Agency IN ,hi. ,it ,"ld
The Evening World many OF n" details
leading ~ 10 II, ropp"ty .: ,h. famous
pointing. u "a .;,ry ~ mIricr roc
bery. forgery ani aur..ary. cu.m!na ing
IN IN. thcf, u hc pI,'Ir-
There's nothing lta" it II Action NJ
rIaH,r.Dn said, 'aad L "a. NOT 'Amij-
!as s.h NJ, fac" soul. slafeoly o
..cvc !, my.s!.
Tn" portrait. t. viii >" remembered.
wa. .,oleg<M.y ls. 1876 oy one % a
gang .. im"'.san crooh- whp ,hsf
lesc!ns al countries q. hIrop" aTs
10 Sr!et IN i>,Hdon on. Of their num-
Der had been arrested N France, and
money was needed % e.; nm ou; %
prison.
For ,a!s purpose the painting wss
stolen, nut oriy after wpr,1. ihc .i'c
~ tho leader % IN" saur. VINO It wa
thought would tel. ne p,uo o. ;hn no;
To .t'aI IN" picture. va k.li'i
She vas found .,ll ~ EhT nuH,t-
m.nis - month o,'cr" ~" ,r,url l,rgt
rpHtnlrd Oh second ra4"D
The evening world., 1901-04-06
BOILER BURSTS;
7 WO KILLED.
FOurOther Men INJURED
in Buffalo Factory
Explosion.

BurFAi.o. April s-A boiler .xpio-
.ion occurred tHi. afternoon a; ne plant
OF he MouigyneEy Door * Box Com
,.,ny. u Court and Wtlkeson -itec;
TONY lIpl,,n,. and sn Italian, name
no, known. v.ro KILLED -Four p,nss
l,"U we, injured
The evening world., 1901-04-06
LIGHTERS MATE HURT.
COllisi0n In tiLr iinrbnr Hnr srri-
Ous Result for Osborne

In collision ~. Liberty Island \. !,
A. ". between the lighter Sampson ana
steamship Bonnie Benton. Louis IS.
Borne. !orty~cven years old. mate o! the
lighter. was thrown aeavily 10 the deck
and had his leg fractured.
Neither OF the boats was !rturcd
The evening world., 1901-04-06

short Line "a Chicago nnd 81. Louis.
rhs rrnn.y!van'A railroad Is ias eodn.etiaS
Enk he'Heen SrN ipr. and the commercial cen
irss n the IVES: Fast train h.triee: Grsrr.
nas,ed hcilIteI "'
The evening world., 1901-04-06
Terms Asked by Vice.
President Warren, Of
the Jersey Central,
but No Offer to Meet
GrievanceCommittee
Is Made Men Are
Angry and JerseyCity
Police Prepare for
Trouble.

rcsen,a,!v. from any local ors,n.za-
ton OF tn. road.
No Outsider admitted.
M one was admitted "ao vas not
ku Sn ana positively Identified. Thes"
precautions wacn cou,rast.d with m"
lack ~ safcg IErds dlsplay.I yesterday
CAV. IT'S. 10 niny rcpof'- of coming
-ir...
Eau. o: the members ~ the Bis
Five. OF the national prganizaii9 9ns,
would discuss In" s!.ua'Dn. Tn" rc't-
ccrcc .! he Biz Five, and IL" evn-
-!venc-- OF he mcinp~rs o. the JON,
committee OF the organizations "f The
Jersey Central gav. rise to the r"pot
tina, some vigorous action would be
taken.
AS the session proceeded Il was re-
ported that strike was likely. To
confirm this report It was pointed out
tina, an executive session .: such a
character as Is being held to-day always
preceded Yrsa; strikes such as the strike
on the Chicago. Burlington quincy
the Missouri Pac!nc and others
Police Nrnd, Tor strike.
General Sup,. Olhau."n and several
other officials Of the jersey Central
came hc:e 80 consul. with tn, head {.
INC COMPANY to-day Among the .m-
pluyc.a At Jersey CITY the impression
prevailed thi, eris.- would b" reached
to-day
Chi.f ~ Police Murphy l. ready for all
emergencies ~ soon rs strike IL or
der.d n SnDla regiment OF police vii. he
sent to the railroad yards to maintain
order II necessary deputies vii be
sworn In.
The evening world., 1901-04-06
Police m~nd, Tor strike.
THE CHAPLIN WAS FLOATED.
somnd strnmbont win B- Running
Again In About Ten Days.

A telegram va. received to.day oy
Capt. $irkcrsun local snpcrirt"ud,l; .;
o. floating transportation 'or 'hc Sew
York. New Haven and Hartford iin".
announ ing tea. the company tHl
screw s,.amboa; Chester ~. ,'sa, IN
Wa Noni.d this 'Iorn:ng
Tn. Cntyln Nsni I,'IIrr 80 t'aii.nco
Island. In Sarfa ;lnsr,t fhE, uiIiin:
the .ug last "Wednesday ul.nl att va
be running IN ihnI! IN ~
Iluluuriun Ea-Prcmirr Dead.
SOFIA. Hu,xlr!i. \pf.i --EN Premier
S'Oilur f. dead. after u sh n illness
The evening world., 1901-04-06

resenta,!v. from any local orE,nza-
! ,Inn OF tn. road
The evening world., 1901-04-06

r.nn.,,,nntn Llmn.., "a 81 i""l,
The evening world., 1901-04-06

's N-.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-05
,rWs OF THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.

9,iucstOn, n. J.. Jan. GspeciaD.-The subject
f ,or the debate on Washington's Birthday
taos. class of 1876 prize OF 500 is: Resolved
tof .ss constitutional restrictions upon the suf-
lass rscently adopted In North Carolina are. for
rag s.ste both wise and necessary" A. J. Bar
ns' -.rresenfing the Junior class and T. A.
fos representing the freshman class, will
b'a. the Affirmative. against r. S. Steen '0l
supf y steen. '0s. for the negative. The contest
kna :. held in Alexander Hall az 10 o'clock I'm the
vii be he4N " W
morning -.,,s..v,ou .u,~ ~ a. r,.,.-,..
psn;o and Mandolin clubs was successful
5e' engagement Of the trip although the terri
lhe vered by the clubs was much mere ex-
iop fhsn that Of last years trip. was ably
fl ,.s o,t ana the men met with cordiality at all
,oces where concerts were given. This was
VIC srrv so in ST. Louis and Chicago where the
sspfcec.es were large and appreciative. There was
lannoeition on the part Of the faculty TO the
soHe "a she clubs for so extensive a trip but its
plahsss viii doubtless pave the way for similar
stcS,-rsys In the futute'
fIssa- Tssft 10 the cities of the West i'm the in
isrs.,ss of the university next spring He win go
's's- ss Denver. where he will be the guest of
3 - sso1rishng Princeton Club of Colorado at its
NC N hanauet. Other alumni associations of the
tnn..Ar ril avail themselves of the opportunity to
Nfst Ter Patton. and will arrange their annual
nesste 70 conform 20 the schedule of his jour
fensDn nr Patton will start from Princeton I'm the
rr-sfer recess.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-05

s' @ :" Nce-president; Victor II. stockeIl, 'ol
secletafy; sey; E. Clements treasurer: j. r. Allen, o2
Nsptaih OF the chess team II. Kraft 'os. manager
ol tne chess team; Henry B. FernaId '0l captain
Nie checker team Application has been made
~ aunllssion TO the University of Pennsylvania
Soriiei-Brown Chess League.
ii preliminary arrangements for the trials for
'he intercollegiate debating team were made last
"seh ny the Committee of Arrangements The
s.aseJeet of the debates will be- Should the Con-
an stasu5on OF the United States Follow the Flag in
1iaie Fhllippine Islands?' Eight will be Sc
asCtea az the trials, and these will debate
aItnons themselves until shortly before the debate
"laen the final team will be selected
Inc Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs will open
the season on Wednesday evening next. when a
concert Will be given in the auditorium of the new
library building
IN the Christmas recess informal reunion of
the class of SO held at the Cafe Boulevard.
"A permanent organization effected, with +. c..
Metc2lfe permanent secretary.
Field Chapter of the Phi Delta Phi. legal fra
ternity recently held its annual reunion, dinner
and initiation the Arena. Professor [. +. Rus
sell acted as POSTMASTER
New-York tribune., 1901-01-05
CORNELL.

Ithaca, " Y. Jan. CspeciaD.-several prac-
Using veterinary surgeons. most Of whom live in
iris State registered in the New-York State Vet
e-insrv College this week for short course in the
science. The course was arranged by the faculty
,oineude a review OF veterinary knowledge and a
r-sssntation of the various subjects by the most
sprroved teaching methods. especially laboratory
Instruction The course is elective. and the prac-
rioner viii be at liberty tc attend the lectures and
surgical clinics OF any OF the regular classes The
course is an experiment and will be repeated each
year IL the results are satisfactory. The number
f practitioners who have registered in the course
practically its for this year. There
is no charge to residents OF New-YOrk State.
The Cornell Congress has begun its second an
raal series of prize contests in debating oratory
and defamation. The contest in debating has been
decided in favor Of a j. O'Connor, who discussed
State Control Of City Police Forces" The prize
was a watch charm bearing the insignia OF the
council.
The Cornell Musical Clubs have returned from a
successful trip Eight concerts were given in East
cities. and in every city social entertainment
arranged by the alumni The finances OF the
trip were in the hands OF John L. Senior. of New
York, and the result is goodly balance TO the
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