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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-14
Pioneer Building and Loan
Association.
ASSETS, JUNE so, 1901, sso,o4s.s7

Money loaned on approved security.
A Saving Bank for monthly deposits.
Houses built on the monthly install.
ment plan.
Twenty-third Series Of Stock is now
opened.
OFFlCERS-J. l.. Mclean, Presi.
dent; A. A. Wilder, Vice President;
c. B. Gray, Treasurer; A. v. Gear,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS - J. L. Mclean. A.
A. Wilder, A. v. Gear, c. b. Gray,
J. d. Holt, A. W. Keech, J. A. Lyle
Jr., ]. NJ. Little, h. 8. Boyd.
A. v. GEAR.
Secretary.
Office Hours: 12:30-1:30 p. IN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-14

In spite of all exertions, the Fire
Claims Commission has been unable
tn complete all the hearings this week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-14

The Evening Bulletin. rs cents per
lonth.
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BISHOP s. co.
Savings Bank

........... Savings Deposits will be
received and interest allowed by the
Bank at four and one-half per cent
per annum.
Printed copies Of the Rules and Reg
ulations may be obtained on applica-
ton.
ONCE at bank building on Merchant
street.
BISHOP & co.
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Makee lsla nd Concert.

The band will play the following Sc
lectlons at concert on Makee Island
Sunday afternoon, beginning at 3
o'clock
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-14

The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-14

. EstabIlShed 1858
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PART !.
he Old Inn1rf

nrture-Morn, Noon and Night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
aTTtCk ON NtIOONkEEPERS.
Denounced for Placing Nearer. ", cod.
Ia Thee" Win Mourning badges

For thr"e hours yesterday afternoon
the ministers ~connestad with the Long
Island Baptist Association debated IN th"
Han-,n Place church. Brooklyn. the ad"p-
,ion of th" rrTor Il the Temperance COM
mites. which denounced a. hlasph"inous
the action 81 ~saluonkser~rs an displaying
m thair viuduwH eHhl-m- Of mourning
over President Mckinley i-aring ih" words
Gods will H. dou.' and Nearer, NV God.
10 Thee Not only was ~" report ~
ie~ted, tut tho clerk Was orier"t :" ga
pungr I, from the ofictsl minutes Last
ysar tho 1~~mr~ran"" IMPORT "roasi"n"f
a debate vhich corrupted an entir" after
nom Noitc~ was gwen vc.irrtav that
a. the neat m~~tiuC AZ 70 ~"
by Law ~il IT, oA.r,-d doing away viii
thu I~.mgrranr- Committee eniir~i'
~pn" strong language ~a- u~Ni w 'h~
s%utpnt.f- 81 tstih slte~ ~ $40 g1s-' 'u
ne final vote vas so fof adoption - ~
AGAIN.
ID vou wsut ~ e. ud - = saloon. ssid
e.. To-. ~ Iohu Hump-'ons ~ lmmann-l
1turrf. a. nui hii no kesT~f "N"i ~" h-sh
suh = club or u-~ anv lnw - susakN motives
Iu-s, hirn lac q msn 20 nj thins any
p tfl.utan 90 anv Christian would cal =
- ouss-T~f whs fhsi r~~~0lu'''n 'alls
hIn
A. uln.- tl-re vs- srs' 'y'"fu-'nn
haIf . auFru ministers ttlfag =" si~eA
=, oul-. o. "a y hran~s 10 =
t.tnart Nsl-,n ara Mss hsaru va y n-l'
fssshf tlw siotfinn - 80 np O. '
laG ; ~ .ilard $40 ksN hni~H hrFs
NJ sns VtLsn zee e ssn' mt~ s~ss .
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RySl DAY ron SIR THOHtS
Owner of ~hamrockb Relieves That Limit NJ
speed of sO-Footer IL Not Reached.

CHICAGO. oct IA busy day ~ he
stock wards visiting his own packing plant
and tho-e % Armour, Swift and Nelson
Morris, with luncheon n the Transit HouSe.
comprised sir Thomas lipton's programme
to-day The owner 81 the Shamrock,
arising early. dictated letters and cable
grams. ate breakfast. held al Informal
RECEPTION and a, II n'clp'k climbed into
! ogden Armout'S French automobile
and started southwark
Il was an exciting trip The big nlachine
Vas let out 10 il. limit ~ sIsed. thirty five
miles an hour. for n short stretch ia Michigan
avenue. making everything else on wheels
or legs scramble for the opposite side of
the street
-If the Shamrock had got ~ strong .
vild A. his with to" sail she carried I
would ask YOU to take n sup out of The
America Cur" SAID IA" IRISH kn'ghi
o. Blu, YOU have a he,'rr ~ra than ! lad
When asked II he believed that the limit
Of spscd for the present typ of Americas
CUP so-footcrs had l-rn reached Sir
Thomas "a vi 4 think tina u has not been
REACHED, but islieNe tina II l. tEing
reached hardly think that the showing
made this year by the Constitution, when
she was considered the inferior ~ the Co
IlfllfllN, WIS Wv Nf~AAlN " "a bA Wv
mart of Herreshof entirely. but think II i
nartlv due To the fact that the~' yachts
cannot always coutInue TO L. improved
There NAV Is changes such as may come
from different construction. hut this cannot
he carried To an extreme change. The
next challenger. II ! build II, will Of course
b. Of British CONSTRUCTION. Watson and
Fife are tho only two candidates for design
ing Il and " IL impossible to say AZ present
which would do -
While not answering definitely on IN"
subject Of the next designer, Sir Thomas
loft the impression that the showing mad"
bv Watson this wear IN the SECOND sham
rock was such a. to warrant the order Tor
a second yarht from Nstson's ward
Il would like very much To sHe an Ameri-
can Yacht over to challenge for The Cap"
NAV CUP. though that j. hardly a. famous
A. IA. Americas CUP Sir Thomas con
iinusSi that would give an ampl" oppor-
tuti'v 10 So. what the American Narh's
~ould do when sailing under British weather
conditions.
Sir Thomas refused 20 -ay ~"
Thought ~ Crow ninshield's effort IN" In
~d-rendence. saving that he had never S-Hn
her aud 49, could not express an OPINION
lie said " was certain tina ~ ~ America
has not produc,~i IA" EQUAL ot Herrc-h"n
hu, he SEEMED rather ~ the opinion that
such wa not entirely out of the question.
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CONGREGATION tLISTS SPEAk or
Opposition 20 the MARRIAGE of An, but
Innocent Persons In ID, orc~ Cases.

PORTLAND. Me. Oct. IT-The Congre-
gatinnal National Triennial Conference
ended tonight The question uf pro-
priety Of officiating a, marriages Of persons
who ha We t-en divorced, a topic which In
the forenoon gave promls, Of bringing about
n lively discussion, was dispu+ed OF tins
afternoon 10y the adoption. Without debate.
of resolutions submitted by the special
committee To which the matter had been re-
fcrrcd The resolutions were
We view with serious misgiyings the
advancing Increase ia divorces and the
consequent depiurable results In domestic
and social life
We regard IA. purity and un ity 81 the
family n the corner stone Of Christian homes
and Christian civilization
We do not question the propriety or
sole mining the marriage Of a person who
has been shown To be innocent in divorce
p~ros..ding-. but We urge upon the ministers
the dut v Of withholding sanction from tho-'
from whom divorce haS ben secured on
other than -cuptural grounds
we ask that the Provisional
h. requested To secure a place upon the
programm. 81 the next triennial session
Of the council for q paI"r. giving a care
ful review of the matter together with rec
| concentrations a. 10 the bes' methods ~
remedy
Something of a stir was created over the
int reduction of a temperance resolution
that had not been submitted to IN" rrgu-
lar committee The person Who intro
ductd the resolution wa DEACON NJ Camper
Vermont. His resolution waS objected
go by some bccausr IL Endorsed the work ~
the anti-Saloon League, and contained no
reference 10 other temperance bodies An
attempt 10y the Rev Or Plumb 81 konburv'
Mas 20 insert an Endorsement ot ih"
Noman's Christian Temperance mon was
opts~.si by the Rev Or J NJ Siurtivant
| 81 Chicago. who said such action was UNI
necessary. n every one knows that th' aim
aud work 81 that body are approved heartily
bv Congr~gationalists all over the world
Tho Rev Dr Noble ~ chicago, expressed
the hoy@ that here IN the home 81 the
Father uf Probation, no wori OF ap-
pruval 81 any legitimate line 81 temper
auCe work would he deemed out ~ plac,'
The resolution mas finally adopted a.
offered originally
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18

This vastwtnty- -iN strokes under hN's.
OF ten over four. a. one chooses to reckon
n II proves that Travis has improved
.incp hi- visit To the links IN Scotland and
England He went abroad th" is>t Of
our honre-bred player, and II Yesterday
card l. an exact test Tfavis has returned
equal Al media play ~ our l-s' resident
professional But stewart Gardner -till
holds the e~ighteen-hol" record, for he has
To- hi. credit 81. m-9a
That ~ VA scored IN several Of IN"
matches does not Indicate that golf l.
..siar than IL uscd - b.. hat only that
Livingston, Seeley. Ward and their Com-
p@rr arr playing the game better than
they used To- do To-day Ward meets
Travis, aud Ss~lev aud Livingston play
together. the two survivors PLAYING Tot
tha Gun AZ thirty-~lN holes III Saturday
IL. morning play Tor the Ne~thruok
Gun brought out particularly keen matCh"-
~letwecn Secley and Knapp and 1yi1g AMI
Hamilton, the tirst namvd In each match
having their work cut pui 10 win, while
in beating H. wiz tochrau". Livingston
made the first cighj huir~ ia ~. then tapping
the drive and taking eight on the ninth
hole An upset wa 10" defeat Of X 4
Watson. Jr. the gold m'yial winner la-'
wear. 10y carnegie
In the afternoon round Seelev made the
nrst nine la 81, taking then a lead over
Tying that the latter could tot wear down
The paC" l. lus' about -four strokes
faster than car. 90 meet. said lvng a.
he drove N Tor TN" -.'Coud uin". Livingston
found Robbins right, on hi game. and
though the West brook hoy made each
round in ~ be- only won hy ? up. Tor Robbins
80. III .a.VAZ NNaN.
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TRAVySHOWS GREAT GOLRING
NAMES Az ALI-tNERICAN REC
ORD At WESTBROOk.
Twenty-six Under tt,es for M Holes. IN
Unparalleled " Livingston
and seeie, Win food Matches Hot
piay Expected IN semi-nnals To-day.

Semi finals were reached in the match
play for tho Pr-sident's cup a. the West
brook annual tournament Yesterday, leaN-
ing Seeley, Livingston, Travis aud Ward
to survive for the round to-day Only
the ssmi-inals will 10 played, for the after
noon H. to ~ devoted to n four-hall match
The progress ~ tho match play reveal"d
that both Seeley ard Livingston are play
ing IDEAL golf. aud. although Travis won
both his contests ton easily to reveal his
strength In that department 81 th" game,
they served ~ the Vehicl" for IN" h"si
card for thirty-siS holes ever returned IN n
composition In this country. He mad"
the unsurpassed and remarkable record
for the thirty-siN holes 81 Ia. three strokes
hotter than the round ~ the professional.
stewart Gardner. whom he won III. Al
Comers- tournament ~ Westhr"ok last
July. Travis now holds both tho amateur
and professional re~ord for the links
LEAVING aside SCORES made On poppy
oock links. y j. the only time on record
that an amateur or professional Inns not
had n forty on his card that l.. when III"
card has been prop-rlv Ht'ested, In - com
r%etitive thirty siI holes III min" hol"
round. which Travis had TO traverse four
times. Is s.o,a wards m PLAYING length.
which H. quite up to cha mpionship length
her. ar abroad
1raviS won his morning match hv up
and the afternoon match by : NJ. 80 IN"
only thing lac had To- worry about was his
score. The result showed once more that
the ts~i scorrs are mad" not in closely
fought out matches hut when the S"nrer
has things all his own way Under Theses
circumstances A. old golfers Say. he has his
tail up' and the l"adrr pla " with the most
remarkable confidence
Setting forth With = 4 Jennings for the
morning round Travis plaved for seventeen
holes a. a -ClockWork golfer. to quote
what the late Willie Campbell called him at
Garden city during the anna tour cham
pinn-hip On III. ninth hole N" recond
time round lac pullsd hi- Dive put ~ bounds
aud had 10 play two from ia" tee This put
"A ziN on the card. vet Travis had a n. making
his morning sCorr ~, n - Ia the after
noon Travis again had "a xix on IA" ninth
hole, the first time around. du" 20 the miss
of an easy put saw Two feet Vet another
- was recorded The next round the
drive from the hr,t tee landed IN rough
grass. ~ that this hol" cost a six. hui Travis
was still enabled To- get a % hc u-sNi a
lively tall and on IN" ii5-yard hole plaV'Si
an aluminium spoon from tl" t'-' instead
Of following N" example ~ the others
and taking a mid-iruu Through III" green
Travis also substituted a. times the aluuhi-
mum spoon for 80" W,d-!run The di--
tances 81 the holes ar go, 20, ga, rs,
s67, 3oo. 3i5. S6. and ~? yards The card
F,llpWs
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Lee psrass.s wins ESQ by ssayins psreen
Minutes win Harvey Parker.

- u.rvsx PARKER. the
~ - m.
nr'cs'"n Nr-s' ny - ,.,..
Italian champion, srrarteh Wy
crow 4 In Min~r's Bowery Theatre last night.
\, xss the se-,ood meeting 10, ween tho two
,,..i. ~. - "a ,ha cop,es, csteed q
80 -" N. N,ondav n,gb,
eo"n n""l "' W"r~' """pN.s..
Psrdello met Parker ''s~"n'"a"
siyle. and gave n good deal oi 'Touotr '"
Harvey. Last night Parker tackled The
~,,a,i., u,d., c.,ch...-cs,ch-can rules and
,h.-.,h =. u..n.. p.rbeIlo ras no,
wv" "s"h w" "'" NN. 30,
w 'he p"-' ni snaps Mo e..
by NJ least fftv pounds Despite 'hi- 'a'
Parker was M, in any way timid and went
.,., pa,dsIlo A. though he Was in vi. class
r.. $500 n,oh,insry tactics and holds
49,. ind,,i,aJ ,n H., ~. ar.t two minutes
pa,delio nfscsd ali his weight against
psyker and -hoy.I him against the 20 merry
ps,Le, in o,der 10 avoid being injured fell
80 H. m., pandello no,Inc.d upon him d.
~, \. IA No, sncceed In se,tina a grAsp
On pa,Le,
The R,ocL,on n.n Vas ON the alert and
k.,. pardeIlo in ch.ck by locking both
- 1900 81. ,o.L .nd farming N double
49, ard.iIn VS. strong and broke
III. hold bX ,umning forwsrd Al the tenth
,,i,,,,o p,,La, wss On the aggressive
parIeIIo Was .eeninsly uiuded and PLAYED
a., ,ir,e Ua,vey howeyer. kent work
iug all the time A the thirteenth minute
ba causb, pc rdslo nv the nigh, leg and
oorkaI This member t,ward Pardello'a
h.cL He Yen, leo in this position foi
.ovorsI sacOnds and forced his opDonent
60 on. 90 'Jus, when /, scented a. "
pa,kcr ~ouId throw pardaIlo the Italian
vr,sioJ o,, ~, ,La hold Parker lahored
dasrs,a,.ty d,,ns he Anal Two minute
10 Jislodye his man hut his efforts were
c,,la ,,rd,nr a., n,.yiou. contract
-. rI,lI. no. 81. !, ,,n.r a. ba had remained
no .no,;o.d tine t,,sen minute. Ha
,.n.L-nJ s.n 10, - y,c,o,v
49,, ,rrao.,, ia ibs sf,.rnoon wac
,,r".s MI n r,gs.d man with little
.J.nco un I'D . L,, AFRAID and cut
,,, 81. "a, r.,aseJ 10 90, n hall
N,an -. 80. -, a.. bc,tt La, did moi
-. .,o,,sb - ,ah. adNsn,age OF hL4
Ill p,,ts, vh.r i. yr, down TO husi
O. .o.,i, a.-erted bi. suteriority and
,,i,,od W.,ig's 10th sbo,lI.ra la the mat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18

n n Weller The Independence il s"'l
boat
Charles y Moscr i q, vrrs o., "
i /, trv To- van ~. N~'nwag'at' iha...
Gun nov held hy N" Royal - Lauren"
Yacht club
rommodor. Fred Z Adams ~ DO" la-.
mont Yacht club h8~ pu' hi .,h"nr"-
Ssch-m 10 Winter quarter AZ fgf .'n
he a-i"", S"ii1t "a, saw vi6tc' ,a~r
Ndams purchased recently. Is al~' ~ '.'
Jefferson
Tho nth general Meeting Of a." \evNo--
ihur~dsN. oct - at . T. VI ~"
mi't"" 20 Iominat" "rlc"r- ara ,.
FOR Extra appropriations '"n'i'.'' ''
the Tiuau,. COMMITTEE vii 10" acted ''
TI-Commodorc Henry d, Ron" ~ -
seawanhaka- torini mn N3Cli
which he chartered u England M
and used during th" season h"t" w.. .''
todlNa T. ~ fec u iu'I'. H"' nr"n i
dic'.la~s. - feet beam and o. 81 t"'i a'| .
clifford Y Rrokav WI" formcr.
the cutter Queen Nah and 'Ti- N"l
the Mat ~ hss purchased '1' i7-iu
Dorwtna aud Mil race "a" beat u"Nl -"'
IN" poTWira w. hutl' f'i~ h"ai f,
signs hy t,arducr 4 COS for W
purtchs~tsr and vss '"fN ~l''"~-iN
,las-
An.on rhelp. stoke ha- pur,h,,"d :.
sch"oner. Yacht s.u InN. which va,
hy the Harlan aud HOLM g~wnrth con
m 1855 FROM dc.co~ h, \ Ga. 'ai'
THE sea ipN - az iron vessel rs ''''
an - feet e irrhs~ on Tire Natnr NN" 't
10 trrh'~ h-am and ~ i'~t drtuEhf ~
i~ ftt vi with q 'cutr"h"trd
t~.fnfrodor. Frank 'tf"td, steam !
Nurmau went out 80 computation ~ No
n-~day. after making q trial tn on ~" i
ION River. with hrr ueU ptoI~liet wi"'
made ~ tho " aui \ t''trhrr COMPANY.
on thi- trial IN" developed MAXIMUM !,
81 . Ittl. over go. mile- t.rf hour without
heins forced 10 her ful '%aIucIi" " % be
lteved IA, Vau d'velop . rItNruuW SPEC
- .WHHAaA.HwNNN nNFH H 4 H##NEH TmH nnHAN 80
will g. e. h"f tcith 1i Nau'Iul f. L." h'"
for the winter
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m. round ,..play-a on Monday in . pouring

IN. r,und ~ssplAyed on Monday In q pouring
ran. The ioiicwins ausilfyinsf
" A. Aarissc~ lsoid medal. sI wst,.Ag.
iSss & ci'i'' fir Isse' 10 :. Z sss~ssa. I'D IL
adfiAn~-, rs.
The match rlsy follows;
a On and . ~ pisS collin wood bat I irieh. ,. 4 ~
and , " risy " A. t.s,mesc ia, " \ Adfianc,,
BY $ ~ and : " riay Van hss' S'smsn' ~ ] W IN
I'm nnsis cculus.ood S.s, n,r,r.u. ny ! M
Adranc> hesi Nsn. ~ slp and '"ph'
p~nu.,prLPnI.. oc u IA re.ult Of Tho
Anal instches in the irtef-olub golf contests
,ho Huntington VALLEY Country tluh and
,he PhilaIelpia cricket club ~" re Tot the
~champion-hip trophy " ~" local Eoif a..ocis.
lion Inrresdals Golf Clue and the Mount
Airv country club ere ne for the supple
mental cur. Tho scores Of N" nnal mAtch"'
M Rydsl rhlsdelphis Cricket Clah. 20.
M Hsverford Merion. - Country club. u
~ Aronimink ~ pnvid-. y At'nl-
A., Noun, Airy Mount tiry. IS Helneid. .
A. IansdoNn -Toff"sdHle q l~hnsd"Nn.
Miss katherine Kern5n Won the ~om"n''
ehamn,onshig Of -. nIShu"nd |. ".n ndS
Of The lames Park gold y edsl With tho -'"f.
81 Io7 for tho eighteen hol~- iNs Fonn"ll
;;orcd rs Mr. HerGesi HI En- ~" MN Hnd Ni
i'm. Mics Marion Shea ron and M,.- l.nni@
Inrk lN NOV FF'NlU '"lAN. - f''N
p,rL. tho former winner. IL IN Europe and
could not defend he' ti'l".
In tho final round fct ~. s"mi-annusl
women ch1mpionshir ~ the Morris COUNTY
Goif club v"si"rdsv Nu.~ v q btN"" h'at
Nis. Kin D., : M and = - Ul1v. and Won The
honor Tor 'he se'ond su''"s-'re t'mr
Thir,y-on~ returned card. veNcrdnv nth"
sanI-anrual hnndicar - he frpduc" FL
change Golf Association 7 \ PARK Won the
not rriys " T. Iouvh. N" sr"ss prI". Sut
,%i,r,ine 3 VI wtisor vho hss had II mo.
pnrol, ~ this ~ - for tVp N~ar-. and ~"
-E.,ker. Uandisap CUP offered nv George
/. Moole,. Na- Won hy " v Hoh"rsnr ~"
summat'
T. 4 paft. Toy HIn,. % 20 - " r lovrt.
Rlrhmnnd COUNTY SO ~ q nstns', WV
,ds. %. - - ' " wilson. Ensl-wood. ~. 5
H" AZ NcCord Mount Plsns,ni. s' io - " =
Toh~son. knnllwuld. %. ~ A. & v Mteaks
suburban. ioa. "a -. { = Htl Haltus'oL -
4. A. " Is Hubbard. Richmond ~ p ~ "
sur. crescent 4 r.. 10. = a. v 5 hh'h. un
s,tseh,d' 10 >, - l. Dsrels Moniclalf. ~.
a. 4 " Van bnssefet. HIlsicr ~, = ~ u
i Nurfsv. Hulsid=. ~. 4 ~ n Rsfhsf. Enrl'
w",d. ~. - - ! 4 NotL. HAituvrol. no. - D..
. Hals,sad. crescent, % 81 : n f.ii,tol'
crescent, ~. IS o. ~ Msc.ay. Ensiesnoa.
X = Muir. Pelham. ~. %: } " Wilson. ~
slsuood. -. e. a. / WAlGsr. Englsuynt, 10
ss-pi y prfris. crescent. ~. = ~ Seofss RIOS
..u Crescent. 10. ~ 90. u hubAu. crescent. rs.
Is 100. 4 " Haze. Richmond tuuni' IS. = lW
" n Csldvell. tllfa heth. ia. - iA u l. Wcnl,i
ToG HnlN. l;a - 100 u lneN.t. Ct,scent, iss.
IS io7 u Phtips. Pelham. "a. - i"9
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r,,s o., 500 eao Prom NOM.

SE,ruH. VAST 90 q Tho lAreos'
shirm~u' ~ gold dusi r~~~iv~d from 'h~
Nom. m,n@. ,hi- s~sson sr1,~d 'his anet-
noon on th- -'~a n,-F - faal 4 a~u-nuu'~t
~ o,e- . miIhon and = har and ass cpn-
..e,-d ~ hAnks Nsr~ snd 90 'h~ S-iry Re-
dI-tan Nof.s ~ Sau frsncis~p hsf
/. mill.sn .. cr.-in-t o. tt~ n~~ dikEinss
go ,anal. tr.-k. ull"re m" rf~--u' -
~'tsuusuf - ~ Nfrru
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s,r Thomas Upton WI No, Visit Re'.,en
Thts Wear.

RosroS. oct. Il SIR Thomas IAp,on
I'M. morning son, a message from Chicago
saving that he would not 10 able 10 wit
Rp.,on TIM year. ~ b. 10 to sail fot homc
un, week Up TO this morning the stat"
Baard ~ Trade had e,T-ci~d that SIR
Thomas would ac~pt is invitation
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We>ihrsk cur rlr,i found charles " Sssey.
NJ Nufu. bat T. y hnspp. Nes'tfook, hl " up.
Lame. \ Iyng. Nouns County. t~At NJ hsm lion.
itAtusrol. b. . M Arden N rohhins. ~ Andrea,
hal John u Nul a. ~. Mssihrpk, ~ b VI aud : ~
MAY Louis LINingSinn. il MsSthfook, hat \ IL
W.T. Ourhune, Arfssl. By 4 up and d: ~ p.AJ 9 l.
TappIu. Wrsthfrok. heat Geofgr l. Watson. West
hrs,k. bl aup and ~ play, waller y laNls. 1atdrn
~. usat y \ t'nung>. Nassau County pub.
(, Watson. II tSssN COUNT touniF, tlut. hN
IN and \ " piAy " tCafurgls. Ale ghenN tourtN
Cub. Fltisbufg. tcAt Rotcr , Watsrn, ~. by : NJ
and n play
S~~onc Round Ssels, tsst 1Frg. BY I N and
: b. pirV Livingston t-at Robbins. hf : ~ tfs'lS
t<st tapPin. by = up and g % plhb Ward hcst tAf
usgts. ~ \ 40 and . "a PLAY
Oon~nlAtun Gun Seni nna's Z .~l-nnlnC>.
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and y ~ play \ g. Hcdgss. k~kaNAN Huutng tlu.,
bat = V 1aFPh. Nssih"rs. nv 4 up
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Head of Irish syndicate states Ina, R~pcrt
Of New Challenge u Premature.


toNpoN. OCT u John tr~kine. IN"
Belfast m~rchint. VIII was reported TO
H. at the head ~ a svndIclt" formed for
tho purJs,-r 81 building a new challenger
for tho AMERICAS cup. telegraphS 'h"
rachhne World that IA" report was mad"
uuhl,c premaiurely without his consent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18
coli Gossip.

NoNrHr,t. OCT T. Ni.~ lLlv Young ~
Montreal TO-DAY Won the nual r'utd ed The
somhn's coli championship of canada. do
f.nting Mis- Nnbel Thompson ~ ~ John,
y u nv . NJ aNt 10 play 10 eighteen hgl's
IN. consolation match VA Won hN Mics
Dick Of Toronto FROM Ms formally ot TT
laws. hy M. In nineteen holes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18

So you rer, OUT o. torn on the Other days
Of registration" You hare another chance
today from : 4 " Hnti 10 y. "
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H.s 49, H fHhisf Hr arH H. a. grrsral
t-t.r-.f a. fH.-s aNH r-uf IufIHug NuuHsr
a. 81 a. o. fbuss $40 hass u-sss gful-l sscs
~ ssls Ass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-18

National League Tournament tr.. rrho,s.r
A & " tAledonlAn
Nmerean National Tournament -r.t-t u--r
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a 90.
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No l. West side Team No =, West Nidr TEAM ~
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Empire state Council
Rr,okIyn Royal trcAnum Minor lrag.. ltn's
lyn council. IrrruS Council sad IeNf' CLINTON
council
per'al and oriental
Greater New York Tournament '-wNf'"7
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