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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
Central Association Meet VIII BE n
Milwaukee March 2.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Jan. Sat a.
board of ttes Central Association ANA
teur Athletic union tonight it was de-
cided to hold the indoor championship
meet at the exposition building in Mil
waukee on Saturday night. March 2. M
action was taken on the reinstatement
of the Chicago. Athletic club. The card
of events will doe made up of twelve num-
bers Among9 those who attended the
meeting were President Walter III. Ide-
niger, of this city; Secretary ID. X. Her
man, of Chicago; Peter F. Murphy, MI
waukee; E:-R. Severance and e c.
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ARE GETTING IN FORM.
Nilsson and Johnson Training for
Big Races.

Big Races.
Johnny Nilsson. who has been billed to
appear at the Montreal skating carnival.
and half dozen other meets during the
winter, has resigned his position at a
Minneapolis downtown sporting goods
house and is now in active training
few days more of training will put him
in the best of condition. He will leave
for the East about Jan. IS giving ex-
after which he will proceed to Montreal
where he will meet Mccullough and
other fast Canadians.
John S. Johnson, also booked for the
Montreal meet, has been in training for
the past few weeks and is said to be in
his old time form.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
Knocke,- out Jack nob,n.or

,eAsALEXANDER. Ind, an. 5-Aftor
b biaS r. rounds T; of fast Ge agene Ben en-
Robinson. of Chicago, toni ut 'f LIZ
Alexandria opera house ''s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06

sara Camp won. Bean second. Georeia
'f siTfb It third nh Time, 1927. - SIC
won oINtn MAGE race SIX fuFlongs-Sue John son
third. Time, 1929. suiaii- a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06

this city, has been arranged to take place
Feb. Il, the night before the big con-
test. E. G. Cook, Brady's representative,
will remain here and have fun charge of
affairs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
EIGHTH GAME of WHIST.
National Reporters Club Are En-
gagged in q Tournament.
AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS.

DeSBe!iuOfI ana j. NJ. Francis were.
Ugh, with seven points above average.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
CLUB GAMES THIS WEEK.
Curriers' Getting Ready for the Mig
B0nspieI.

Curriers' Getting Ready for the Mig
B0nspieI.
If it can be arranged. an interclub
6onspiel will be held this week at the
Nushka club, the idea being to get the
members of both the st. Paul and
Nushka clubs in shape for the big
Northwestern bonspiei to be held In ST
Paul beginning Jan. q. Every prepare
ton is being made for the spiel, and the
gathering promises to be the biggest and
best yet held in the Northwest
At the Nushka club last evening all
four sheets were in use, and of the Kinks
engaged two furnished exceedingly close
and spirited games. The Kinks were as
follows:
S. Barlow r. E. Warn
pr McGregor, 5 w j. hurry,
Q. n. Barlow, WN. Dow.
A. B. Van Bergen, E. S. Doran,
skip-11 So. skip-9
j. Hill, S. Barlow,
w. Reed, T. Warn.
T. Griggs, w. Stephens.
M Grlggs, c.. Barlow,
Skip-10. skip-11 <
me greater number of the Kinks at
the st. Paul club last evening were
scratch games. One that elected con-
siderable interest was as follows:
Stewart Cameron, William Myron
J: w. Morrison. J. Ross,
Tom Pratt. VIM. Cameron
Fullerton, Judge Cory
SkiD-12 Skin-o -
The Independent., 1901-05-09
The Board of Health.

D? Charles B Cooper was elected
president of the newly created
Board OF Health at the regular
meeting held yesterday afternoon.
The new members were unanimous
for him. DR.. Cooper accepted the
honor with the proviso that he be
allowed to resign in six weeks, when
he will leave for tbs Coast on two
months vacation.
1t i understood that E. A. Mott
Smith, one OF the new members,
and formerly Minister of Foreign
Affairs, will at that time succeed
Dr.. Cooper.
At yesterdays meeting the fol
lowing gentlemen were present: Dr.
Cooper, Attorney General E. +,
Dole, e A. Mott Smith, Fred Q.
Smith, DR.. G L. Garvin, Dr.. Slog-
gett and William Auld, Dr. Slog-
gett was the last appointes on the
new board.
The Independent., 1901-05-09
The Crack Company.

Captain Sam johnson, the popu.
lar company commander of f Com
pany, National Guard Of Hawaii,
received another medal last night to
add to the long list Of trophies won
by him in shooting and drilling con-
tests. The men OF his company, the
crack command Of the regiment,
presented him with a beautiful gold
token, in honor OF their recent vic.
tory in competitive drill. The medal
bears the legend, Captain S. John
sou," with the monogram 81. F." on
the disc, with the date just below
The presentation of the medal was
made in the company room after the
battalion drill was concluded, Cap
tain johnson responding with q
neat spesch OF thanks.
The Independent., 1901-05-09
IRA l. avolo.

The music loving people will have
a musical treat tsis evening at the
Opera House waen the StantOns
will play Fra Davolo, one OF the
most charming operas of Auber.
The music OF that masterpiece is
we'll known and many familiarAuues
will be heard, and perhaps memories
gone by recalled, A full house
should greet the company this
evening as it is understood that the
Republican critic will not appear as
"Diavolo,"
The Independent., 1901-05-09
Want Charlie Back.

The Chamber of Commerce en-
tered a protest yesterday against
continuing in service the present
lookout at Diamond Head. Captain
Rosehill, the present incumbent, is
not acceptable to the business firms
ami Superintendent of Public
Works Boyd will be asked to re-
move him. f. j, Lowrey and q. H.
Wight we're appointed committee
to present to Mr. Boyd resol ution
10 that effect,
The Independent., 1901-05-09
For West Point.

Delegate Wilcox has appointed
G. X. Lyman Of Hilo to represent
Hawaii at West Point. The young
man is a son Of Mr. Rlfus 4 Lyman,
isof mixed blood aud a graduate of
Oahu College. 1t is noticeable that
editor Thurstou has no such slurs
to cast at this y uog man as he in
dulged in when tho name OF Mr..
Vivian Richardson was sent forth.
But OF course Nj. Lyman belongs
to thu mssio nary ring while
Richardson is simply the son OF the
msu who politically whipped Mr.
Thurstnn and Mr. Castle until the
former had 10 nuy an election from
Moloka ---nr was II MoloSui?
The Independent., 1901-05-09
Baird a Bad Bluff.

District Attorney Baird who con-
sders this Territory unfit for the
jury system, and who has given a
garhled report OF what he said to
the federal Grand Jury has received
the following scathiug answer from
the Court REPORTER, which we re.
publish from this mornings Adver-
tiser. 1t resds:
Honolulu, May 9Th, 1901.
Editor Advertiser: la an ed tori
al contained ia your issue Of this
morning, commenting upon the re-
marks ot the United States At.
torney relative to his speech in the
case Of the United States vs.
William Walsh, quoted in the Bn'-
letin in it's issue OF May 7lh, 1901,
you conclude by saying, at is up to
the stenographer" to explain.
Permit me to say that the trans
cript Of the proceedings contained
iu the Advertiser Of May 9TH, 1901,
except in the single particular that
the same did not contain a full
statement OF the reasons urged by
Mr., Kinney in ohjsoting to the
motion fors continuance, to which
you allude in your editorial, is ab.
solutely correct.
The only revision that was made
by me in either OF the copies furnish
ed by ns to Mr.. Kinney or tt o
United States Attorney was 10 cor.
rection which consisted in inserting
the words ut seems to ms it may he
the roar aga nst tho power Of the
gsneral government" these words
having been omitted By the type
writer in transcribing the m alter at
my dictation, and which omission
was discovered upon coGparison Of
the typewriter copy with my stem
ographic notes.
l never at any time authorized
the United States Attorney to alter
or revise, over my signature or
otherwise, the copy of the proceed.
ings which had furnished him,
aud he altered and revised the copy
Of the proceedings which he furnish
ed to the Bulletin without my
knowledge or consent.
The only garbled account of the
proceedings that exists is in the
copy OF the proceedings furnished
to the Bulletin by the United States
Attorney.
Alter an experience Of nearly
thirty years as court reporter, it is
highly i'm probable that | should be
guilty OF the thirty five errors wit th
which the United States Attorney
seeks to charge ma 10 his expurgat- t.
ed edition Of the transcript of the
proceedings.
As official reporter Of the United
States District Court, it is my duty
to take down ia shorthand the pro.
ceediugs had in open court as they
occur, and the statements of coun-
sci are taken down precisely and
literally os uttered.
! am not responsible for the ut
terances OF the United States At
torney, in fact the United States
Attorney, in the statement alluded
10, personally aud individually as.
sumes all responsibility for his ut
terapces. Respectfully yours
The Independent., 1901-05-09
BY AUTHORITY.

All those who have any approved
claims against the House OF Repre-
sentativps are hereby notified to file
the 'ame with the Clerk within ten
days from this date.
S. MEHEULA,
CLERK House OF Representatives.
Honolulu, T. H., May 9, 1901.
SO I'd
The Independent., 1901-05-09

Mr.. A. d. 5. Canavsrro left for the
Mainland yesterday. Hs will 90 to
Washington to consult with tho
diplomats in regard to the '95 claims
OF political prisoners here.
The Independent., 1901-05-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

j. j. Dunno, OF the Attorney
Generals office, left yesterday in the
Maripo'a, for San Francisco.
The Independent., 1901-05-09

Mrs. G. B. Cooper aud child will
make an extended visit in Cslifornis,
visiting in Ssu Francisco, San Jose
and Santa Barbara. DR.. Cooper will
join them in about six weeks Dur
ing their abssnca Dr.. and Mrs. Me-
Donald will occupy their residence
on Alakea street.
The Independent., 1901-05-09

We call special attention to he
advertisement in this issue OF the
wines aud beers sold by the Hoff-
sehlaeger Company. The prices
quoted place the first class goods
sold bg the firm within the reach OF
most households aud dry throats.
The Independent., 1901-05-09

The Fire Claims Commission will
hold forth after beiug organized at
ths rooms OF tie Chamber Of Com.
merce.
The Independent., 1901-05-09

G. f. Britain, OF Lshaina, com nit
ted suicide Tuesday night by shoot
ing himself in the head. Hs leaves
a wife and ak children.
The Independent., 1901-05-09

Clerk Meheula advertises that all
approved claims against the House
OF Representatives are to be- file ID
within ten days.
The Independent., 1901-05-09

The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
held an evening reception at Pro-
gress Hall last night. The musical
program proved especially interest
ing with Mr.. Berger aud Mr.. Cunhs
Jr,, at the piano, and solos from
Mr.. j. F. Bowles. Miss Nolte, Father
Valentine and James Dougherty.
The Independent., 1901-05-09

The Advertiser says that several
society ladies contemplate giving
Miss Josephine Stanton benefit
performance to show their indigna-
tion over the attacks that have been
made upon the actress aud her COM
pany. The INDEPENDENT will be
pleased il it can assist in any way
in the laud ,ble purpose.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER rs. 1901.

covers were laid for fourteen. Pfssen
were Mrs Burns Mcdonald, Mrs
! woodward Mrs. r. II. Charming, Mrs
| Arthur Bird. Mrs. Victor Clement, Miss
younger, Miss Pope, Miss Burke. Mis-
Judge Miss Salisbury. Miss McCor.
NICK, Mrs. w. @. Sharp, Miss Caya.
naugh.
Yesterday Mrs. Walter Lewis OF
Butte was the guest Of honor at an
elaborate afternoon entertainment CIV
en- BY Mrs. $. s. Walker, Mrs s. r. Ec-
clos and Miss Walker al their residence
on south Main. The rooms were decor
ated with pink and white asters, and
about nifty guests were present 70 en-
JOY the event. The prlze-winners were
Mrs Burns Mcdonald, LIST prize; Miss
Grace Almy, second prize and Mrs. Sol.
siegel, lone hand
Miss Mae King and Mr. George A.
Lyman were married In the Salt Lake
Temple this week. The young couple
win make their future home In one OF
the Mormon colonies OF the Big Horn
section In Wyoming They are both
former residents Of Utah the bride
coming from the southern part OF the
state and the groom from TooeIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Clement enter
tanned at dinner at the Alta club last
night, the green room being used The
table was beautifully decorated, q CEN
ter piece OF American Beauty roses
being surrounded with bank of
flowers, plumosa and maidenhair fern
and tiny tulip lamps in pink aiding in
the charming effect. Present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick, judge
and Mrs. Miner, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Buffers, OF London. England, Mr. Will
Hanson, OF New York Miss Keogh, Mr..
and Mrs. George p Holman.
Among the most delightful events
Of the week were the functions given In
honor of Queen Mabelle and her court.
The most elaborate perhaps was the
banquet given by the executive com
mittee Of the Elks at the Kenyon on
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Springs Wyo., and Mrs. Mary Firth o.
Blaine, Utah,
Miss Mary c, May has returned from
her summers Vacation.
Mr.. A. ID. Moffat, accompanied by hi.
daughter Miss Enid Moffat. left Oh
Monday for a trip to California.
Mrs. Healy and Miss Healy OF ogden
nave been the guests OF Mrs. Jeanett,
Ferguson during the week.
Miss Cayanaugh who has been the
guest Of Mrs X. II Charming has le-
turnd to her home In the east.
Mrs w. II. Jones has returned from
Idaho.
Mrs. George symons ana Mrs. VIM.
Symons OF Butte, are the guests OF Mrs,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Roland OF of III
nois, are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
@. w. Meyer.
Ntudius VI hlkS beTlHd DlSnup
and Mr.. Victor Christopherson will take
place next Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Geddes will
leaVe for an eastern trip next week.
Mr. Milton Sprague leaves today to
spend the winter In California.
Mrs, N. A. Ransohofi has visiting her
Tor a short time her mother, Mrs.
Mas, Of California.
-
Mrs, Charles Wilkes entertalns at
luncheon on Monday In honor Of Miss
Pope Of Denver.
Miss May Miller has returned from
the east
Col. and Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes will
return next week.
Mr.. A. II. Walker aud Mr.. A. b. Wit
cher left on Thursday for a hunting
trip through Idaho and Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs II. @. Glendenning will
spend next month in New York.
Miss Judge entertained at luncheon.
on Wednesday.
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the states most talented vocalsts, and
viii no doubt be greeted on their first
appearance this season at the Grand
with full house.
The young ladies' OF the LYNNE ward
| gave pleasant ball at Southwell's hall
Wednesday evening, which was enjoyed
by large crowd,
The Home Culture club met Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Scott
Brairard. There was a good attend
ance Of the members and a most excel
lent program was rendered,
Miss Lucia Ferriu. Ogden's favorite,
will sing one of the leading parts In
THE Wedding Day" to be presented
by the Salt Lake Opera company at
the Grand October l1th.
Miss. Grace Peterson and Mr.. Arthur
Morsehead, two OF Ogdens most popu-
lar young people, were married
Wednesday morning by Rev. Carver.
sumptuous wedding breakfast was
served, which was bartaken OF only by
the relatives Of the contracting parties
and few invited friends. At ll;2O a.
m. the bride and Groom were accom-
panied to the depot by number Of rel
atives and friends who showered them
with good wishes and rice, and they
departed on the Southern Pacific on an
extended wedding tour OF California
and the coast. Mr.. Morsehead is a well
known Southern Pacific engineer. They
VIII reside in Ogden.
Claiming D,Folson. the popular repor-
ter who has been with the Standard
company for the past three months. left
Ogden on Wednesday for New Orleans.
where he has accepted position with
the Item.
Piof, Nose Christensen was in Ogden
this week making preparations 20 open
his popular dancing academy for this |
season and arranging for a series of |
balls.
The ball which was arranged for last
evening In the Second ward, to be given |
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cesstul affsir. The feature OF the even
ing was a delightful musical program
winch was artistically rendered, ana
| enjoyed by all present After the pro-
! gram, refreshments were served and
the AFFAIR was voted success by all
present.
Mrs. w. @. Sharp has returned from
the east
Mos. ID. II. Stysr and two sons ar
rived from. Manila on Monde" and az,
visiting relatives ip the city.
Mrs. w b. Taylor and daughter Hes
ter, VINO have been visiting Mrs w. s.
Anderson, have returned to their home
In Omaha.
Miss ]. r. Walker Mrs Burnside
Donald and Mrs. Victor Clement were
hostesses at the county club today.
Mrs. Il. A. Walker is at howe TO her
friends at the residence Of her sister
MIS- Percy Sadler. &c north State street
Queen Mabelle gave a box party at
'N''e hitht lpl AllN HlaiAe W
honor Of her court, ana mistress Of the
robes.
The engagement Of Miss Zela Barton
and Mr., Louis G. Duncan, both Of the
news, Is announced, the wedding to
take place October 9th.
Miss Carrie swenson daughter OF
Amanda Swenson. left during the week
70 resume her studies at the New Eng
land conservatory In Boston.
Queen Mabelle and her maids Of hon.
or were entertained at a dinner last
night at the Kenyon by Miss Cosgriff
of Wyoming
Mrs. Frank Hyde entertained at din
ner on Wednesday night In honor of
Mrs. Melissa Sears, who leaves next
Tuesday to spend the winter in the
East Those present were. Mrs. Sears,
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49,
CLUB CHAT.


The Daughters Of the Pioneers held a
meeting at the Exponent office on
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs NJ. Y. Dougall
presiding In place Of the president, Mrs.
hyde, who Is absent from the city. The
soeletv badge and o.her items connect.
ed with the society was discussed. An
intermediary meeting Of the society Is
called for October 18th, at the residence
OF Mrs. Harker.
Once in a while a woman tells Won
that she feels the necessity of making
her own living, but she doesn't know
how TO go about IL. Perhaps she can
ind a hint In talk given last week
az buffalo by Miss Virginia Potter OF
New York, one Of the speakers M IN,
National League convention OF Women
Workers. Miss Potter suggested a field
for what might be termed lay workers,
This was that any woman who has a
snecialty In any line OF household work
should go 10 a housekeeping class IA
some of these clubs OF women workers
perhaps she might know an unusually
good way TO wash ribbons, or might
have some clever trick al darnlng or
mendlng. Whatever the work In her
own home In which she excelled that
should be the one she should, on occa.
sional evenings teach 10 80 class. "a
rotatioI OF volunteers with specialties."
said Miss Potter might result In add.
ing the novelty we 30 often need In our
class work, The possibilities NJ house
work classes are indefinite. Fine iron.
ing might be made into delightful
course, and the shining up OF household
articles can become a positive pleasure.
| should like to include In our special.
~ classes the handling Of the hammer,
putting up curtains, and hanging pic
lures; mailing down CARPETS and oil.
cloths the making Of slip covers for
furniture, the mendlng Of broken roller
shades; and. IN fact anything and ev-
erythlng which we women have 10 do 30
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Mrs, Moyle, Mrs Wilson, Mrs. NJ. A..
Sears, Mrs. ]. j. Sears, Mrs. ]. G.. Felt,
Mrs. Maflow Cummings, Mrs. Joseph
Hyde, Mrs. A. H. Ensign.
Mrs. Arthur Brown and Mrs. d. C.
Mclaughlin left during the week for
an eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Little will return
shortly to Salt Lake to reside.
Mrs. Edmund Cary entertained at a
delightful Kensington on Tuesday and
Wednesday, the latter being given in
honor OF Miss Hunslcker OF Montana.
The rooms were decorated with wood
pine, asters and mountain ashberries.
and about 100 were present.
Miss Younger, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs Burns Mcdonald, left
for California yesterday.
Mrs. S. V. shelp will entertain next
week in honor Of Mrs, stubbeheld.
Mrs. James W. NELL and Miss NELL
left on Thursday for California.
The kensington given by the ladies' OF
the Unity Circle at the home OF Mrs.
Chas. Watson on Wednesday was a most
enjoyable aifair. Among the pleasant
features of the afternoon were musical
numbers given by Mrs Ho-sns and Miss
Irma Watson. and a guessing contest OF
famous authors In which Miss Dumai
Won the prize A large number were
present to enjoy the event. The Unity
Circle are planning for a Christmas
bazaar TO be held previous to the holl-
days,
Mrs. NJ. H. King and Mrs. Joseph
Correo left on Thursday for California.
Mrs. Kate Bridewell Anderson and
Miss Lillian Oliver gave pleasant in
formal reception to their pupils this
afternoon
Mrs. NJ, b. Whitney has gone east.
Miss Clara Hawkins has returned
from Colorado.
Mrs. d. c. Mclaughlin viii spend the
next month In New York.
Mrs. John /. Day OF Boise City Is Wis.
hung her mother, Mrs John Lloyd.
Mrs Alison u Ogden has been the
guest OF Mrs II p Henderson this
week.
The rousseau club gave a shower mar.
" Tor Miss Josephine Katz on wednes.
Jay, at the home Of Miss Hampton.
Mrs. Miller and Miss Marconnot Who
have been visiting Mrs. A. W. McCun,
". left during the week for their home
n Kentucky.
Mrs, G. s Williamson has for her
iuesis Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W. Foote OF
evanston, Wye
Miss Esther sandberg and Edward "A
hubbard were married on "wednesday
Jean EDDIE performing the ceremony.
Mrs Joseph Young has for her guest,
Dr. and Mrs. J. I. Treasure Of Rock
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Mrs. Frank Hyde entertained at din
ner on Wednesday night In honor Of
Mrs. Melissa Sears. who leaves next
Tuesday to spend the winter In the
East Those present were. Mrs. Sears