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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-12
Fun course not rowed.

Trickett was champion from June q,
1876, to November Is, 1880. Hanlon was
champion from November Is, 1880. to
August is, 1884; Beach, from August 16,
1884, to November %, 1887; Kemp, from
November 2S, 1887, to October q, 1888,
and from December, 1889, to December
Is, 1890. Searle was champion from
October q, 1888, until his death, De-
cember TO- 1889. John Mclean was
champion from December Is, 1890, to
April rs, 1891, and ]. Stanbury was
champion from April Is, 1891, until
September z, 1885, and held the title
longer than anyone else has done.
Concerning the event the Sydney
Morning Herald says:
The news of the victory of Towns
has been received with delight among
rowing men and in athletic circles gem
orally in the city. Rowing men were
especially pleased to know the cham
pionship has come back to New South
Wales, and the opinion was expressed
that it is likely to remain here some
time, as there is great probability
that Towns will be called upon to row
one or two men here. From advices
received from Towns it is expected
that he win return home for Christ
mas, but he will first go to London.
There are plenty of rowing men i'll
New South Wales coming on who would
be glad to compete if inducement offer
ed Stanbury may be regarded as hag'
ing retired. Among first class scuileri
who would do credit to course o.
training may be mentioned r. Tres
slider, of Newcastle, and Worboys o.
others, such as Bugden, Of Richmond
River, or young Clifford of Dapto, wis
only want an opportunity to be brough
out. There are apparently no promiG
ent scullers in America at present. Tn
only men spoken Of are Ten Eyck AM
Eumohr, both being amateurs. It ma.
be mentioned. however, that H. Pearce
. of Double Bay, is at Rat Portage Wit
Mr. Sullivan and Towns. II would no
be surprising to hear of match bein
made between Pearce and Durham,
nephew of Edward Hanlan, or eve
against Gaudaur. Pearce is a fas
scuMer, and showed fine pace in hi
win at the last anniversary regatta i
Sydney.
From the sh&rt description cabled @
) the race between Towns and Gauddul
it appears that Gaudaur had the bet
ter station, but that Towns led fror
the start. This would show how gu
, perior is speed the short boat is TO In
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-12

The Hawaii Yacht Club was formally
launched last evening by the perfecting
of an organization at well attended
and enthusiastic meeting at the Hawai-
ian Hotel About thirty-fve OF the
sixty members of the infant but al
ready hourishing institution were pres
ent, and all took an active part in tho
discussions and proceedings.
The meeting first proceeded with the
election of officers with the following
results:
Commodore-T w. nobron.
Vice COMMUNICATIVE David Ka-
wananakoa-
Secretary and Treasurer. l. Weav-
er. Jr.
Regatta Commitpee-A. w. Pearson
Clarence Erabbe, j s. Dillingham;
Directors-W. f. Dillingham;, E. a
Mott-Smith, d. l.. Conkling, T. w
Hebron, Prince David.
Port Commanaer-H. p, Roth.
official Measurer-O Sorenson.
I There was no opposition to the cleo
ftion of commodore, vice-commodor'
tand secretary and treasurer, though
, the contests 'or the remaining office
were quite spirited:
For Port Commander Fhere were fou
candidates and the votes, first forma
ballot, resulted as follows: Roth, Is
H. M. Dow, 10; Babbitt, 4; Crozier
For the Regatta Committee the vot
stood. C'rahha 25. Pearson 21 i s
Dillingham;, 20; II. a Wilder, Is; Cor
rea, 9.
For directors the vote was: e.
Mott-Smith, 81; w. F. Dillingham;, II
Conkling, IA; Lyle, II; Macfarlane,
Dow, 8; Chapman, 2
Following the ssection of officer
the club proceeded TO the considerable
of the constitution Sand bylaws, dlfe re
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-12

On Monday night the football men will
meet to arrange details of the coming
season. The meeting will be at the Male
p. IN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-12

Today's games are the first OF ID
second division of the league series
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18

Lost ! On Tuesday afternoon,
a gold palmetto tree. c.. l.. g.,
1854, engraved there n. Liberal
reward if left at this office.
Mrs. A. w. Butler of Rich.
moDd, Va, is visiting her brother,
Mr.. j. T. Mackey, and family.
Mr.. j. M. Yoder and little son
are attending the commencement
exercises of Lenoir College at
Hickory, N. c., this week. His
son, Hcrmon, who attends school
there will return home with them.
Mr.. Joshua Carnes celebrated
his 10th birthday last Monday
with a blg family reunion at his
home near Wild Cat. There were
l42 persons present and the day
was very much enjoyed Mr..
CarneS has about 140 descendants.
Mr.. Robert G. Belk Of Mount
Holly, N. g., is here for few
days in the interest of the Home
Life Insurance Co. This is his
first visit to the home of his boy-
hood days in about ten years. He
has almost grown out of the
recognition of his old friends.
kg Subscribe to The LEDGER
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18
IMPORTANT NOTICE,

All residents of the Town of
Lancaster are hereby notified to
have their premises thoroughly
cleaned and to keep them so. The
Health officer of the town will
inspect all premises within the
corporate limits at least once
month and report the condition he
finds them in to the Board of
Health at it's monthly meeting.
BY order of the Board of Health:
L > Carter, Secy.
May 2, 1901-2w.
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M %
Items From The waxhaw Enter
prise
Next Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock Rev. j. w. Dixon will be
installed pastor of the Waxhaw
Presby terian church.
Rev. j W. Little preached in
the Methodist church here last
Sunday evening and night. He
announced that on next Sunday
night he would open fire with his
double barrel Gattling gun.
Mrs. w B. Warwick and chill
drsn, of Marvin, left hero Mon
day morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. w. 5. l.. Porter, at Ian
caster.
DR.. j. d. Nisbet, who has been
with his brother, DR.. W. o. Mis-
bot, at Charlotte for several weeks.
visited his mother ut Van Wyck
last week:
Mrs. j. w. Mccain returned
from Johns Hopkins Hospital at
Baltim"rs last Thursday morning
where she had been under treat
ment f"r several weeks. Her
health is greatly improved.
Mr.. rhos. Wolfe, of Osceola,
is rebuilding his gin house which
was burned down last fall. He
expects to be ready for business
by the opening of the cotton. gin
ming season.
AS a result of our recent towr
election, Mr.. w. j. Kingls mayor,
and Msssls. j. f. Mccain, j. NJ
f:iven and G. S. Massey are com.
missioners. The new board me-
and organized last Monday eve
ming. MrSJ. E. Mccain is chair.
man and tire tsurer.
The condition. of DR.. w. O.
Nisbet, ef Charlotte, is reported
as being considerably improved
He was able to be moved HON.
from the hospital last week. DR..
j. ID. Nisbet, who has been witt
him for several weeks, has re.
turned to New York city.
Hello there, Osceola A new
telephone line from here to tha,
place was completed lest week.
Messrs. j. z. Eason, j. II. Starnes
and w. Il. Gordon have phone.
on this line at Osceola, and it i.
connected with the exchange here.
Messrs. w. f. Chears, w. S.
Krauss and f. A. Krauss, OF
Waxhaw, and j. Il. Eason, OF
Osceola, are the owners.
A very unfortunate affair oce
Cured at Belair last Friday eve.
ming. Will Gordon and Elmer
HOWE were pranking with pistols,
which resulted in Gofdon's BEING
shot by HOWE In the abdomen.
The wound is said to be yery
serious, if not fatal. The two
young men were gsod friends,
and the shooting is said to have
been purely accidental.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18
Notice

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 25t day "f Nay, 1901,
tn" undersigned, as guardian of J..
Edwin Nisb~ will fi'e his fiual re i.
urn aud settlement and make appli.
cation to the Probate ourt for the
ouuiy "f Lancaster ). for n final
discharge as guar, ian.
+. w. NISBET,
Dated Z4th April, 1901,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18

Barney Robertson. little seven
year old boy, while swinging on to
some shifting cars on the l.. & G..
r. r., at the cotton mill last Tues
day afternoon had the heel of his
right foot cut off by a car wheel
running over it. DR.. Poovey at
tended the unfortunate lad.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18
Notice..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
u tina. on the 25,n iay "f May, 1901,
the undersigned, ss sdministrator Of
the estat- of VIM =. Giles. d. ceased :,
VIII f'e'b final return aud se, tie.
ment and make Application to the
Probate Court for the County of Lan.
caster, g.. for final discharge as
su III a,lministra,or,
GEO n GRIFFIN.
Dated Gath Apri! 1901
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18
SENSATIONAL Sen BARGAINS.

IL" opportunity came purchase Importers line of
BOY $ and Chldren's clothing bought it ALL cnouob
Tor SIX stores Now is your chance if you and ouai
at ~ per cent discount. lO5 Boys Knee good
cmeVlot CLOTH cheap at 81 % yours for IS bows
al wool Scotch Chcvot Suits, worth bo
"A hoDDy assortmet of Mems Shirt them Won will luv
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Su Observation-Disclosures
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18

The assignee of T. A. Coving-
ton sold the stock of goods Of
Covineton yesterday to S. M
Mathis & Co., at 65 cents on the
dollar. The stock amounted to
$57O, 1t brought $500, just
about $50 more than the face Of
the mortgage.
Two horses, which Mr.. Ur,ah
Jordan was driving to carriage
last Wednesday, ran away with
him. They ran from the Cum
ningham hotel to the vicinity of
the factory before thew were stop
ped. Miss Bessie Mackey was 10
the carriage, having started to the
depot to meet her sister, and mar
rowly escaped being seriously
hurt as she jumped from the
vehicle at the Lemmond place.
She escaped, however, with only
a sprained wrist. A Mr. Mosisr,
who attempted to stop the run
aways, was knocked down and run
over by the horses and had one
of his arms painfully hurt.
Mr. j M Heath has returned
from the northern markets where
he struck it rich. In the new
ad. of the H B and M Co., in
this issue you will fin prices
quoted that will certainly surprise
you. 20'cents for belts that you
have been paying so and Is cts
for. Think of it! Shoes, cloth
ing. dress goods, etc. at astonish-
ing prices. See the ad.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18

Ruhber>Tire Work n Speciality.
Send us your Rubber Tire Bug
gies for repair. Work first class.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
,DEAs REPAIR & MIRO. Co.,
Rock Hill, S. &.
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CA - TORIA.
a. Bear. ..A. rh' Kin. 70. ia. ...c s'a'a
signature a NxH2SzzEx
STATE OF SOUTH CAROL llA

CoU UNITY OF LANCAsT FIR,
I'm the CoOss OF Probate.
BY Chas. ID. Jones. Judge of Probate.
WHEREAS. w. g. I. Porter, Clerk
ofCourt made suH to me, TO grant
Lette.s of Administration OF the Dere>
'ic' Estate OF and effects orc. o. Raiey.
deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite An
admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the sail G.. d. Ralev
deceased. that they be aud appear
hefore me, in the Court Of Probate.
TO be held at Lancaster. e.. Fl SC.
on the 2Sd day Of April. 1901. next, af.
ter publication thereof. at II o'clock
In the forenoon. to show cause. ifanv
they have, why the said >dminisi,a.
ton should ne; be granted.
Given Under my Hand and seal this
llth day Of March, Anro Domini 1901.
TIS CHAS. ID JONES,
Probate Judge.
March 1lth
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18
SEMI WEEKLY
neal M attsrs.

clalIy. b MackOreli.
Mrs. w. r. Tillman of Van
Wyck, is visiting relatives here
Miss Lily Miller is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. p. Hackney at
Charlotte, N. G..
Mr.. J. E. Norment, of The
News and Courier staff, spent a
day or SO here this week in the
interest of that journal
I. Moultrie Mordecai, Esq,
and Judge j ohm Joe Mcclure, of
Chester, were here this week, on
professional business.
A negro man had one of his
arms dislocated while unloading
lumb from the cars at the new
mill last Wednesday.
DR.. T.. A. Salvo, who has not
been here before in years is spend.
ing the week here at his old bust
ness of tuning pianos and organs.
DR.. G. g. Welsh, of Pleasant
Plain section, is spending this
week with his daughter, Mrs. T.
S. Carter.
Mr.. .J. w. Poovey and daughter,
Miss Willie Poovey of Fairfield
county, are visiting DR.. G. w.
Poovey and family.
Mr.. j. P. Gibson, formerly
assistant at the l.. & Z. f.. r,
has gone to Homosassa, Fla,
where he has accepted position
as depot agent. MIR. d. l.. Till
man takes his place he ..
List of letters advertised for
tho week ending May IS, 1901.
Mr.. James Sanford, MIR. Willie
Grifon, Mr.. w. H. Dean, w. B.
Laney, Tom Massey, (colD.
Belle Nance, p. M.
Lancaster, >. G..
Barney Robertson, little seven
year old boy, while swinging on to
some shifting cars on the l.. & G..
Il. r., at the cotton mill last Tues.
day afternoon had the heel of his
right foot cut off by car wheel
running over it. DR.. Poovey at,
tended tho unfortunate lad.
Mr.. H. j. Hickson came up
from Charleston this week, and
left Thursday for Baltimore where
he will undergo treatment ut the
Johns-Hopkins hospital. His
step-father, sheriff j. p. Hunter,
accompanied him. Mr.. Hickson's
many friends here, the home of
his boyhood days, are sorry to
know there has been no change
for tho better 10 his condition
since his previous visit here.
Surveyor Belk has been en-
gagged this week in running line
to ascertain what territory would
be brought into the town by ex-
tending the limits to one mile in
every direction from the court
house.. If majority of the free
holders can be secured to a petl-
tion asking for an election then
the question of extending the
corporate limits will be sub 4 tilted
to the qualified voters at an early
dow
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18

Heath returns and wi BARGAINS
?oi'a!s never bought much they do
by Sellers by unloading any
price We went for them with wads COLD
mere Tor your oene t5a gains that weeks
impossible t" find. The pend dollar hen that
dollar is most powerful, and that is here now.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18
Mrs. Mckinley Critically III.

San Francisco, May Is. The
condition of Mrs. Mckinley i
extremely critical. 1t is officially
Announced that Mckinley has
abandoned his tour. Mrs. Nc
Kinley cannot he moved for a
month. The president will CO n
stantly he at her bedside.
LATER. - Yesterdays (Fridays)
papers stated she was barely alive
at midnight Thursday night.
educate Your Bowels with Cascareta.
,oCa candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
Aoc' 2oc II c. G. G. fail, druggists refund money.
-. -" human cured IN 81 mInu
b W"niturn'- Sanitary Lotion. tn
never ills. Sold by + Macke> d
20 orUY. list, Lancatsr. =
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Listen!

ty now for
oo leces OF Pretty coored lawns the quality,
loofece yard wide Percae stripes 12 cents quality
1or cents One As pieces yard wide Madras worth
cehs now for cents 30 pieces of ''aes Best Crnk-
LED seescler satin stripes sell cents price is
IL CENTS pieces of silk finished Fouads the 25 cents
quality, now for 15.cents.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18
/ bird Stock of New Millinery,

mere we are supreme where else find much qutE
ana style linked with such low prices Never
store SO thoroughly mered its fame for Stylish Millinery
moderate prices. We have it all way.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18
Now for Genuine hoe
Bargains: Are you R eadv ?

Inc Pic nave good reason for buying their here NJ
store does near the Shoe business none have suc
large stocks none sell cheap. Mr. Heath picked up rar
values in Ladies and Misses SINNERS II "
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-05-18

How Are Your Kidaeyss
Dr Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills Sau,-
pie free. Add Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N. z.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
LIBERTY TO WORK. AS WELL AS TO STOP
WORK, MUST BE RESPECTED. HE SAYS

Archbishop ireland was az the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday. When asked about the report
that he would try settle the steel strike, he
said:
been asked 10 act IN the matter ard While the
strike is greatly be depored I would not in
trude. There IS no truth whatever in the matter"
Speaking generally on the subject OF strikes. the
Archbishop said:
While the right TO enter upon a strike IS and
must be conceded as a right belonging to the per
sonal freedom Of workingmen. this much must ever
be demanded-and in the name OF the same princi-
PIE Of personal freedom under which men act who
refuse 70 work-that they who cease 10 work must
in way interfere with the liberty OF others who
may wish 10 work. The personal freedom OF the
individual citizen is the sacred and precious
inheritance Of Americans. The constitution and
the laws authorize II; the spirit of the country
procaims IL; the prosperity of the people the very
life Of the nation require it,
Whatever the other interests al stake, that Of
the personal freedom OF the individual outranks
them ALL and this must be sustained even IL those
TO be sacrificed. Neither State nor fellow cit-
zen may interfere with my personal liberty. This
is the very Of Amercanism. This is the teach
ing positive and clear. OF natural Of Christian
ethics. II is for dispute the benefits that
may be believed TO accrue 10 the workngman from
laoor unions nor am prepared TO say from the
Information that comes 10 me through newspa pers
personal freedom OF that do not Join their
ranks But This must be ever emphatically as
that however much labor unions may have reason
10 widen their muster rolls. and however much
they have the legal and moral right do this
through pacific and persuasive methods, they must
not attempt TO wrest from outside their ranks
the right 10 work or 10 seek 10 coerce them into
inactivity by illegal unjust attacks upon their
civil and moral freedom.
Equity and law are superior 20 the personal
welfare Of an individual or of aggregatioas of in
dividuals. and equity and law demand that the
personal freedom OF the citizen. whoever he IS he
made sacred and secure. So long this freedom
Is respected, the questions evoked in the present
strike may be left. in my opinion 10 the men. en-
ployers or employees, who are directly concerned
In H. although meanwhile all citizens have many
reasons 20 hope and 20 pray that brotherly love
poyers and employees and that peace wifi soon
again reign in the land
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
FOR A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR QUEENS SAYS
CITIZENS MAY HAVE TO FORM ONE
To PROTECT THEMSELVES.

The belief is growing in the borough Of Queens
that a gang OF a dozen or more burglars is
operating there. II is thought that they work
in parties OF from three to five. so that several
sections OF the borough may be visited each
night. There have been few nights in the last
three months. 1T is said when at least three
burglaries have not been committed. The police
are powerless. apparently.
District Attorney Merrill says that II there
three times many police in the borough
there are there would not be half enough.
Mr.. Merrill said yesterday:
The posts Of the policemen are too long. The
men over here fine lot and try 10 do their
duty. but there are so few Of them that they
are almost useless. Fourteen picked men in
citizens clothes came over from Manhattan one
night recently and they scattered themselves
about Jamaica. On that night there were more
buTglaries in the precinct than any night before
since and the picked did not know a
ta:ng about it until the burglares were re-
ported These men claimed they had been so
scattered and were given such wide territories
to cover that they could not work effectively
Unless get more police protection some
thing will have to be done by citizens. If these
burglaries continue I will approve of shotgun
vigilance committees, and will give the citizens
all the aid that is in my power. AS things now
Using gun when he finds intruder in his
hon
New-York tribune., 1901-08-10
RAID N DIAMONDS DISTRICT.
THE CAPTAIN DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT 1T HOW
EVER. BECAUSE HE SAYS THERE ARE
NO DIsORDERLY HOUSES IN
HIS PRECINCT

Following in the footsteps Of the conviction OF
Wardman Bissert and the assertion OF Captain Dia-
mond that his precinct was free from disOTderly
houses. Representatives OF the Society for the Pre-
yention OF Crime. headed by Superintendent Thomas
l. McClintock. last night made a raid on IN al
legged disOrdery house at No. Stuyvesant-st and
arrested two persons According the raiders
there were eighteen women In the house Superin-
tendent McClintock was assisted BY Assistant Super
intendent George p. Hammond and Agents Dillon
and Mcclellan Pa trolmen Ferriatta and Telschow.
OF the Ftfth-st station, were called from their
posts Warrants were produced calling for Samuel
Jumbo and Mary Jumbo" and a man and a
woman were placed under arrest
Sergeant Frank on duty AZ the Fifth-st. sta
tion. over which Captain Diamond presides. When
asked about the raid the sergeant denied that any
had been made. and the first he knew about 81
when few minutes later Patrolmen Ferriatta
and TelsChOw entered the station house with the
prisoners They described themselves Clara Nei-
haldt. housekeeper. at No. Stuyvesant-st and
Samuel Bucheister. bartender He refused his
address
Superintendent McCEntock said the house had
been under surveillance for six months. but that
heved that II was conducted by a person who has
several similar places throughout the city. The
warrants had been issued by Justice Jerome
inquiry AT the station house for Captain Diamond
brought forth the response that the captain was
out and was not expected 20 return before to-day.
Several thousand persons watched the raiders and
cheered when the prisoners were taken away.