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baseball Notes.

The New York club has signed Pitcher George
Bslleman Of the Schenectady club.
John /. Brush wants McPhee " take up the second
base burden again and McT'hcs Is considering
The New York Brooklyn series, which will be re
sumed to-day, stands , 10 | In favor OF New YORK
Joe Quinn hs, played on nIns Championship
teams says the Wilmington I'oH, one In 81. Louis.
nye Ia Boston and three In Baltimore" Josephs
experience In this regard Is probably record,
The Boonton Stars have open dates Tor either Satur-
Th,v prsier 10 play Sunday gaines away from home
Address Frank II. Pierce, manager. Boon,on. ~ j.
The Borough \. c. OF Staten Island has Saturdays
and SUNDAYS open and will close the same with teams
OH ring reasonable inducements. Address ". j.
Covln' %, Greene avenue, Brooklyn, or telephone
1898 Broad
The Highland A. c. wishes 10 Gloss July a. Aug
TO- ST. and Sept. g morning and afternoon, with
reliable tam whoss p!ayrLss av-iass ~ yesI, old.
wood avenue. Brooklyn.
Tho semlpro,essloual PrAn Baseball Association
has few Saturday dates open, also labpr Day both
mSInnS iss, H"s wthn 80 ms, Of New York orepnS
suitable guarantee, Address George T. ballard,
room 626, l51 Nassau street
The Merritt baseball club, semi professional cham.
reasonable guarsntees on sundays llobokens. West
New YaTks, south rro'n,r Island 7; G. ,SEslys,
Gtirason $40 bergen street nrooklyn
The mercur,al nAtIr. OF some baseball patrons
was shown In Detroit the Other day Miller slcrceded
and aid good work IN the eighth Inning Capt casey
put in Ysager To bat Tot MllerAnd wasrpundy hissed.
Srager forced base runne and nore hlsses Then
Casey hunted safely, sent IN the tying run and 10
and behold Is Applauted 10 the echo.
81 Louis experts ngurr that n Heidrlck sticks
20 his announcement 10 play no more professional
Is per- re cent s. Louis seems 70 BE- doing pretty we'll
without him. though the absence Of such a great
PLAYER Is bound 10 he felt. Heidrick came 10 the
ron, on the Paterson. tN. u team IN The Atlantic
League a few years ago.
NEW LONDON. July 20. during the game hr.
tween New London and Norwich here this afternoon
SecondBAssman Dan Murphy Of the NoTvich Club
objected IN Umpire Schmiat's decision on line hii
In len ned and phasfed his objection by punching
the umpires head Schmidt retallated and hit Mur.
ply In me lip and split g. The round ended By police
men interfering and arestlng Murphy. fie WAS
later released on $50 bonds bu will hays TO appear
before the pollee count In the morning. Murphy
was az second base on the New York team paH Of
last ysaS and for shor time this ssAspp.
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RUSHING WORK Oy INDEPENDENCE.
The boston sioop May Bs Put Into the Water
Again Tomorrow.

NEW LONDON. July 21-At O'Clock this
morning nearly 100 men were working about
the Independence and an effort ia beln q
made to launch the sloop at high water at
noon on Wednesday. There are forty
three sailors comprising the Independence's
crew. and those who are not polishing to-day
were below deck painting overhead and
along the side Everything has been cleared
inside the craft with tho exception Of a can
yas compartment which extends from tho
mnst nearly to the rudder The bow has
had several braces replaced and anglo irons
added but there is yet much riveting TO be
done The baby hn keel has been bolted
in place temporarily and will be attached
firmly tomorrow night
Iawson's secretary. c, c. Clapp: Designer
Crovnlnshield and Capt. Hank Han arrived
At ;he shlpyard this afternoon after spend
ing Sunday at their respective homes Mr.
Cltpp said the work on the Independence
was pro crossing satisfactory, but there will
be much work on the sloop before she sails
tor Eewport \, new lew, SUI Of light I, head5aIls
viii be begun "a soon as the sails arrive
These will probably cause shortening Of the
hcqdsenri as they, will bo smaller than ths
sails used in the Newport races.
The New York Yacht lub's feet is scheduled
90 arrive here on Thursday and start for New
port On Friday, but u j. doubtful " the Inde-
prIdenCe will be In trim by that time to ac-
cnmpany the feet on their cruise. Tho
Boston boat will he on exhibition here. how
ovor, and the hundreds OF the New York
fleet will receive an excellent chance TO view
Mr Iawson's boat.
John Forsyth superintendent Of the Thames
Tow boat Company's shipyard, where. the
Independence IL hauled out. WAS walking
under the cradle this afternoon when he
stepped upon loose plank and foil through
tho platform hatchway lie landed op his
head and shoulder among tho stone ballast,
seven feet below, and was rescued In In
sensible condition by some Of the lndepon-
dance'. sailors DR.. Morgan, n NewfQund-
land physician, who wns inspecting the sloop,
attended the superintendent. and later he
was taken to his home In carriage,
A dredge i OF wor at the stern OF the
Independence deepening the approach 50
thn. there will be at lenst twonty-Avs foot
in the river channel A. the Boston .slQop
draws twenty-five feet there will probably
he no dIfouty hereafter when she Il hauled
out or launched.
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and getting matches with boxers In his class.
Baly Gardiner Of Lowell, Is slated to meet Martin
FlJerty at Lowell on Thursday night in ~
round bout.
Tim Callahan. the Philadelphia fesiherweight
says that he is ready at any time 10 NEE, Tim lIeg-
seriy Of Australia.
Both Joe walcou and Jack Bonner In rood
condition for their twenty round bout at Bridge
port on next Monday night.
Mysterious" Bnly. Smith wishes return match
with "YOung Peter jackson" Smith contends that
he not In the best Of trim when he fought jackson
at Baltimore
Eddie Kennedy, the crack PlttsburT ugh,v.igh.
has been matched 20 box charley Knox OF Altoona.
al Wlndher Pa Tor twenty rounds on Aug. 10 This
incentive Ia purse of $3.50.
oscar Gardner has retired from ,he ring and Is
ing club Gardner says that only good Incentive
viii Induce him TO return TO the game again.
Mike schreck Of Reading, who knocked oqi Char.
20 meet any weiierWelgm In the business. Schreck
Is eager 20 get on light with Joe Walcou.
The wrestling bout between Tom ShArk,y and
New orleans the latter part OF this week has been
declared on. Shocnifld injured hisirg while Irainlng.
Rly Leech Of the new West Side A. c., who ha,
not had much experience In the ring, wishes TO meet
any lad weighing from l5s 10 40 pounds. Leech
Is only 10 years old and those who have seen him
box predict quite future for him
George Munfoc, who vas knocked ont At Muncls
Ind hy Gus BrSrnah Of Cincinnati wants another
match with the after Muntoc declares nat on tue
morning -
which hAs caused aim % lose many nights IN his
career
Tommy Mitchell who says he Is the welterWeight
champion ~ Australia ant who arrived m this coun.
try few days ag0. vas tried ont NJ Frisco tne other
ulght b. I'm ScanJn, a clever Western pugiliSi
lie pair ~ ghi SIX fast rounds and Mitchell made a
nne impression
Peter Ulhiaud NJ Chicago who has cutie rrputa
lion - wrestler IN th' West, arrived In town from
The Windy Ciy yesterday. Last Ulgs' Bohland
here g. trv ant .6cu-r mitch with George BDthuer.
on inv other man wrlgh'Gc rom lA1 % lJs pounds.
Peter Maher says iha, aghtng Is better gams
than Wrestling and that he Intends 10 slick td that
Kind Of eAtnl>e In the future. II am In good coul.
any of thr heavyweight, Ia the ring In Tact. ! have
not 'elt - good In yesr hsrr1tly | suffered from
two abstc>sc, my side, and since gOt nd VI them
| an IN better uealtA than ever
\ match nss t.sn riurhei for Marvin Clark, tbs
pathrk On behalf " BNi HsnrahAu. had talk with
Tom O'Houfkr TIE matchmaker oi Mt Roy Al Colt
and Athletic hub o' bridgeport, llanfahan said
he vas anxious " hght Hart and when lh- latter was
unld ui this hr CpnSenlei % ngut The encounter
Will come ~ on S.p q. aud will b" ior tScniy rounds
= = O. New Nori-Tasg met i've times. Their
nra battle Vas decided nt The Broadway 4. G.. this
cIty. uu April li. 1899. ard Cans Was knorked out
IN twsntv three round. Their second contest took
place IN July .s. the sane year. The result WAS a
draw after twenty nye rounds Cans wss the victor
in the third battle which was decided on Oct. III.
1900 Iie got the decision IN tweniyfye rounds.
Their next essays resulted In slx aud ten round
draw.
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Al Fort Erie.

BUFFALO, July e,.-The percentage OF winning
favortes al Fort Erie WAS upset today. Lasi week
twsniy-nine favori,es won la ,nlrtysi races SUM-
mary.
First Raoc--SiI furlonys-S,. David i05 Biskel.
Is W g. won; Francis Rel,, 10: tWonGerlyl. " J.,
second Raoe Pour and a halt iurlOngs =
Lucrusta, 10 (McQlade), az 70 |, won: Artificial.
ITO (Wondefy, W l, second. Peronslle, 10 DAILY.
70 1, third. Tins, 0.56N.
Third Race--One mile and a sixteenth--Bellcouu.
100 TThomps0nl 10 L. won; Rsdtord, l02 tWonderlyl
az to 1, second; Flag OF Truce, lO2 may. " D.
third Time, l+3k,
Fourth Raoe-Flys furlongs Edwin Ken,on. i0s
May. " /, won: Lemgsl, los iWonderlyl, 70 5.
second: Easy Street, iOs r1hompson), 4 ~ !, third
Time, l.O2h
Fifth Race-SlN and a half iurlongs s-Euciairs,
iOa CSfcouade Ito won Filibustsr. 100 tWonderyl.
Sn " /. second Ida Penfancc. W Dalyl 6o S. hTd.
Time. i.2iH
SOM 70 l. won; Dick Warren. lO1 Postal. $50 70
/, second: Msble, 100 (Wonderlyl, TO 5, Mird.
Time, ll9
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At 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. July a,.-B,terng hot weather cut
down the aitendance D.lnar today: Jockey
bis mounts. HIS imperlnense 10 the Judges wiz
won the fourth event very handly and gave evidence
OF possessing stake qualifications. brulare ran q
nice race In the sixth event Ventura was pinched
out At tho three eighihs pole, Summaries;
Pirst Rac--One mlle-Sweet Dream, los Lind.
say TO 5, won: Scthiny 1906 tDalel TO l, second.
KATE Freeman. i05 (Gilmoel, 30 W l. ihld Time.
l:43h.
Second Race--six fur,ongs-wild Katie. lo2 Fin
ertyl, " / won. Benhsn, III tFalery), rs " e,
second, Wedeman, iOi Mooney 10 !, third. Time,
i:l6.
Third Rsee--SiS furlong'-Runnels, loa oN.D
a 70 won Marqur, 100 tEnnsl II " second. Ethy-
lence, ia (Dalsl, W 5. third. Time. i:lSh
Fourth Race-One rle--Lunar, l07 CDalel, IL 70 |.
won: Guide Rock io2 l.indSeyl, 10 TO l. second:
Tickfu. iO2 90 Brienl. II 10 I, third. TINE, illk
Fifth Race-.One mile and 20 yards Essle Barnes.
100 lO'NeilD " 2. won. Za,rl. l01 urvnl Is " l.
second. chlckamsuga, iis Patton, to |. third.
Time. L46H.
sixth Racu-SiX and 8 half furongs-Brulare
i01 tO'Neilp 70 S. won: Gen. McGrudef. 100 Darl.
10 1. seoond. Peaceful. lO0 Glm1r.L to l. third.
Time, l2ih.
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Polo.

HrMrs1P,D. July 22 The Brvn Mawr
polo team won the fnnl gamo for tho Ladies'
Challenge cup NJ Cedarhnrst this afternoon
after one OF tho hardest fought games Of
the season The Country Club Of West
cherter was the favoritc. and u gave itS
hackers plenty OF encouragement IN tho
frst period by making three goals n Bryn
Mawr's one. The second period was fought
tooth and nail. but Bryn Mawr oamo out
in the lead IN this period Snowdcn made
three goals IN succession in two minutes
Of actual play. Altogether tea goals were
made. of which Brvn Mavr scored soveq
The 'QunkerS continued their good work
in the third period By not only shutting the
Westchestcrs out. but forcing them y lose
a quarter ~ a goal Oh safety. We-tche,ter
rallied lightly ia the last period, and made
Two goals In three minutes snovden scored
fail In tho last period by hs pony stumbling
but was not Injured The teams were.
westches,,r-J. |. Blair, j. ". Waterbury. Jr;
Lawrence Waterbury and p. c. Potter.
Bryn Mavr-c, h. snovden. G.nrve W. K.nd.
ricb So: Georg. MeFaddsn and Charles Wheeler,
The SCORE was:
Bryn AaEr. II; Country Club Of wsssoassser. ~
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Maid OF Harlem g..
IHPRovsn1NTs At AoUKDUcr.
Now 0raad Stand and An Enlaseed BsttinS
Ming to he Bsiit ~ Onos

President Reilly Of tho Quesns County
Jockey Cub. was at brighton yesterday
aud announced that the aooommo dations al
Aauetuos would be greatly improved In timo
for tho fall meoting The present grandstand
will be torn down and a new wood structure
much larger than the old one, will be built
Tho betting ring and club house will be en-
laresd too, and tho main entrance will be
stand, thus doing away " ith the long walk
from the railroad station
=, President Reilly evidently feels confident
that the talk OF now race tracks docs not
mean that Aquedlos will be harmed In any
way. ne says that tho track will DO 20 Inn
proved that 10 will compare favorably With
any OF tho others In the local circuit
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Jockey Burssss Hurled.

-Tenny- Burgess. the steeplochase jooltey
who was killed at Gravesond track on satur-
day while working green jumper. was buried
yesterday at Holy Cross Cemstery. While
be was lying dead at the track tho Chantilly
Stakes was decided at Brighton Beach. just
Q year ago Burgess won this steeplsohase
event with Nicholas Johnson's Hardy c. q
peculiar coincidence.
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in THE BASEBALL WORLD.
CAVES IN 10Th OF rHB BT0 LBA0UKs
ALL HARD TOU0HT.

0sAksrs Beat Bostoas b. One Ran saa st- Lsuis
Defeats ChicAsss by Same Margin Two
Twsivs-lnning Coafssts n The Americas
League -Lsadins Teams Lsss-Notss.
Six games were played in the two big
leagues yesterday and every one OF the six
was hard fought. Four Of them were won
and lost by one run. The two National League
games were decided BY that margin. st.
Louis beating Chicago and Philadelphia win
ming from Boston. The other National
League teams did not have games scheduled.
There were two twelvs-innins games In the
American League tho sufferers In tho pro-
lonsed struggles being the Chicasos and
Bostons, who wers bsatsn by Philadelphia
and Detroit respectively. The Milwaukees
varied matters By winning from Baltimore,
and Cleveland defeated Washington The
Nationsl League results and standing follow:
PHILADELPHIA. d Boston. =
~. n
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Biackaane Champion Amateur sculier OF
England.
Special CaN, Dr,pat,A TO THE SrS.

LONDON, July %. Tho rowing regatta
for the wingheld souls from p.tnoy
TO Mortlake. which carries with II the
amateur championship, wa, roSed to-da,.
II. T. Black ,tlrc led throughout and won by
twelve lengths from Ashe. Cloutte wa,
third The time was - mi1utes and 10 SEQ
onds Tho victory Of Black tafIe was very
popular among the am!t,urs Tie holI'r
Of the championship was Q. Y, Fox Of the
Guards. Military duties prevented Mr.. Fox
from defending the tite.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at New York Boston at Philadelphia
Chicago at 81. Louis: Cincinnati at PttsbuTg
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston al Milwaukee: Washington AZ Cleveland.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto at Montreal: Rochester at Buffalo: Hart.
ford at Worcester. Syracuse at Providence
CONNECTICUT STATE LEAGUE,
New London at Norwich: New Haven al Bristol:
Waterbury At Derby: Bridgeport al AeTiden.
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Two-biss hits -Harrell. Mccormick. Three base
hits - Wallace and Chiles Double plays Powell
and McGlnn; Wallace, Padd.n and MoGann sud
hon and McGann Mccormick, Chles and Dexter;
Sacrfnce hit-Menefee. Stolen bases Wallace ~.
Left on bases st Loui, S. Chicago. 4 Struck OUT
base on balls-Of Powell, 2: on Hughes O. on wad-
dali. l. Wild pitches -waddell, 2. Powell. |. tit
BY pitcher by Hughes, ?. by Powell. I. Umpire
Nash. Tlme--2 hours.
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Al waterbury New Haven, ): Waterbury. o.
Al Bridgeport bridgeport, 10: Derby l.
At Mefiden Bristol. /. Meriden, ). Thirteen
innings.
Al New London New London, L. Norulch, g
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End OF Next Week shamrock II. May start
for This Country.


GREEyoCK. July % Tho Shamrock II :
Jury mainmast which Ia about eighty feet
long was stepped to-day II IA probable
that tho boat will not be lt'od ont with her
ketch rig and be ready to start before tho
end OF the week.
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New York State Leasus.

A. Schenectady Schenectady. Q; Albany .,
Al Utica Utica, s. Mayerly,
A, Rops-Rome, y Binghamton, D.
A. nlon -IOn. y. Troy, 2.
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AT MILWAUKEE.
THE RECORD.


At Worcester Hartford. 7; Worcester. S.
AZ Providence Syracuse, !. Providence, q
Al Montreal Toronto. 8. Montreal Z.
Al Rochester co. Rochester 10. Buffalo. o,
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Cadillac Win, Second Race In Canada, Cup
THall.

CHICAGO July 81. The Detroit boat Cadillac
won to-days trials In the Canada's cup series
Tho Illinois was beaten for second place by tho
Detroit The Yankee did not cover the course
and came In with her sails In poor shape
Tho following Is tho order In which the frss
three boats finished
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TROTTIN0 AND FACING.
Straight Heat, the Rule at Cicveiand's Grand
Circuit Meeting.

CrRvErtyp. July - The second meeting
OF the Grand Circuit was inauglratcd to-day
az the track on which Maud :. made her great
mile Of 1oSI. The weather. which was
hot and oppressive, affected the attendance.
II being light even for a first day The con-
tests wHrs lacking In feature. Four races
were discussed all being won IN straight
heats. two nv voll-plsyst choices. while the
others went TO horses selling in the field.
The 2.l0 trot was taken by the 2 to favorte.
Sister Alice, but not without IN argument
King Chimes took charge Of matters early
In the nrNt heat and tho favoritc was forced
to hard drive through the stretch. getting
up and winning by nose. kny ChiWei.
the only contender made poor break the
next heat. tho Baron " likes mare winning
easily.
no Name. even money choice FOR the 2:is
racs, was driven easily MARTHA Marshal
landed the race in straight heats shadow
Chimes, the first Of the Village Farm hOr-"I
to line up this season, was made pro-
noun ted favorita In the 2n pace. selling for
800. while the field brought '8i The race
proved him to be shCrt on sDeed Audubon
Noy carrying him TO a break both heats
Tba winner raoed the last Guartc- Of the first
mile In better than 80 seconds. Netallas
was an easy winner Of the 2i1 trot. Sum
mares
no es., trott,ng heats two In three purse ST. 500:
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other Gam %.
Baseball Games To-day.

A. ye,,chester Pa.--cuban x Giants, 8; Brandy.
wine. 2.
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s. Louis, q chicago. ..
the RHcoRD.
PNII.ADlIPuA, ): BosroN. !,

PMi.ADnLPuA. ); BosToN. ,.
PGLADEIpmA. July -. - Philadelphia Do
ahAJp nslding ana marked BY the excellent vors
= The pitchers. DolehAny was largely responAhs
fos the localr victory. The SCORE
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First bAs8 on errorS-Boston .: Phtladdpha, ].
Left on bases boston, o: Philadelphia. >. FITS,
oai-By wills, 3: BY oriL. 4. H"ns ranSbes.
hanty. Two-basS hi,s-De Montrsvine. Kl,trdgs
Jennings. Sacrifice hits De Moutreville Jennings
Double plays-Wolverton aud Jennings: Long and
DeMonIeyille. liit BY pltcher-By 6rh. l. Wild
pitch Wills. Umpire -Emslls Tims-1 houTs
Attendance. aiN.
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u,p.rsn,a Win. the 3O.Footsr Race.

NRwPorr July ??.-There was a sweep
stake race this afternoon between the sO-
footars which war won by the Fsperanza.
sailcd by Harry O. ITavemeyer Jr. The
race was sailed N strong southwest wind
md the course was from Rose Island out to
and around BI Cnton Reef Iiyht'hip and re-
turn The Wa Wa got the stsrt,but on the heat
ton and held the lead to the flnish. II wa.
run back with spinnskers, Mr. Frank
Jamn+on %, England sailed the Polly WOg
for Mr. Ruthcrfurd. The summary.
Et1rVd
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ST. LOUIS. Q: CHICAGO, s.

ST. LOUIS July 2.-The Cardinals dsfeatsd
Chicago 70 day. Powell opened for 81. Louis and
lasted six innings. when he gays way 70 Sudhof.
delivery. Hughes opened for the visitors, giving
way 70 Waddell Ia the sixth after st. Louis had Sc
cured nyo runs. Attendance, 500. The score:
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Turf Notes.
Gossip OF the Ring.

B,,.or-d,orge Coleman OF New York city.
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LoNo BRANCH, July 2? In u professional
match James Norton and John Wilson Of
the Hollywood Golf Club defeated Edward
and Sidney Moore Of the Monmouth Bea ch
Club for the second time to-day over tho
Hollywood links. The home team won by
cup.
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In the team match on Saturday between the
Monmouth and Seabright Golf clubs on the
links Of the latter, the homo team won by Q
score of % TO ?, as follows:
Monmouth Pierre Pronl. 2: c. W. SpaIdnx, o;
r. \ Ayrts, n +. W Sanger 0: l. S. Kerr. o. c. a.
Miller. .. Total. g.
Sea bright =. ". Menyles q. a. 7. Dwight, s.
W GIN Nylr. s: j. PTentiss Kellogg. 0; J. c. Ren-
nard. 9. Albert Symlng gton, 0. Total, %
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-10

Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads
and all kinds of JOB and Commercial
Printing neatly and promptly executed
at the Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-10
AN AMERICAN BARON.

There is this uncomfortable thing
about being the American Baron Fair
faX,-he can't get rid of his birthright
like Esau, for anv mess of pottage.
Clerk though he may elect to live Gun
less he gets into luck and makes mil
lionsl. Albert X. Fairfax is a peer of
the realm of Great Britain. The fact
that he and his ancestors have for sew
eral generations elected to be American
citizens and make their own way in
life unhampered by titles doesn't help
him; there his name is on the records
of the peerage. and there it must stay.
1t does not, however, involve the least
obligation to the British crown he may
take arms against Great Britain, and
that would not change his status. 1t is
recalled in this connection that Baron
FairfaX's grandfather, the ei"hth Lord
Fairfax, WashingtOn's friend gave
money and supplies to the rebels in the
war for independence. Really, the sit
uation of Albert, Lord Fairfax, in Wall
street, is a r. ady-made subject for one
Of w. S. Gilbert's brilliant satirical
librettos-but there is now no Sullivan
to make the music.-Springfield Repub-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-10
CURED OF CHRONIC DIARRHOEA
AFTER THIRTY YEARS OF
SUFFERING

81 suffered for thirty years with
diarrhoea and thought was past being
cured" says John S. Holloway, of
French Camp, Miss. II had spent so
much time and money and suffered so
much that l had given up all hopes of
recovery. l was so feeble from the
effects of the diarrhoea that I could do
no kind of labor could not even travel
but by accident / was permitted to
find a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
after taking several bottles l am en-
tirely cured of that trouble. 1 am so
pleased with the result that ! am
anxious that it be in reach of all who
suffer as / have" For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., general
agents, Hawaiian Islands.
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Schley will retire from active duty
this year and in 1904 win be 65 years of
age. With robust constitution which
has been well preserved, he is now IN
his prime and the years sit so lightly
upon him that he might easily pass for
a man so years, instead of 81.
At a meeting of Maryland Democratic
leaders held in Baltimore the available
ity of Schley for Presidentaly purposes
was seriously discussed, and it is said
every one present expressed the opinion
that he was undoubtedly one of the
very few men in the country on whom
the entire party could unite.
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TO MARRY AN EX-BANDIT'

ST. PAUL, August 30.-James Young
err, one of the notorious bandits now out
on parole under life entence is to mar
ry Miss AliX ]. Mueller formerly So
ciety editor of a st. Paul paper, accord
ing to a report published here. Miss
Mueller was i'll today and could not be
seem but her friends say she has made
the announcement. James Younger is
out of town travelling for a tombstone
manufacturer and his version of the af-
fair could not be learned.
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sCHLEY FOR PRESIDENT.
Hero Of Santiago Already Mentioned as
McKinley's Successor.

WASHINGTON, August 31.-The
Maryland friends of Admiral SchIey,
assuming that the court Of inquiry viii
triumphantly acquit him of the charges
under which he has been resting since
the Spanish war, are already quietly
talking of bringing him forward as a
candidate for the Democratic Presi-
Dental nomination in 1904,