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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09

thankless. have come home really
tired. 1t was an unqualified success.
1t opened the eyes Of the Eastern peo-
pie who yet looked upon Hawaii as a
semi barbaric group OF islands away
down in the South Seas.
"As to the Hawaiian Village, must
say that | disapproved OF il. AS the
Commissioner from Hawaii | believe |
was right in attempting to disillusion-
ize people of the idea that we were a
race of hula dancers. Why, I was ask
ed by II reporter, after inquirng wheth-
or I was the Hawaiian Commissioner,
if could dance the hula The day that
went to the Midway l spoke my mind,
and what appeared in the papers of the
incident was correct. I took Coelho. the
leader of the hula, to task for the part
he played in the affair, for | remem-
bered that at one time he asked for the
dismissal Of one OF the teachers here
because he alleged she was teaching the
school children hula songs, which was
not correct. / called the Hawaiians
about me and scored Mr.. Coelho for his
inconsistency I was sent by the Ha-
waiian Government to tell the people
on the Mainland of what progressive
We were our 'DiIl-
merce and government. To have us
fiagrantly represented as a people of
the ancient and dark ages of these ISL
ands was contrary to my ideas.
Mr.. Tobin was personally antago-
nistic toward me, but the concessions
aire afforded me every mark of respect.
I did go to the village often because tho
people OF my race We're there also
I
sumo, is what Mr.. Tobin would call my
evident fondness FOR visiting the viii
lage.
II had some very amusing letters
from people who said they wanted to
come out here, but the funniest were
those which I received after the Chi
cago reporters made up their fake story
about the chances fundamentally in
Hawaii. | received any amount of
them and have had some since my ar
rival here. OF course they are hardly
worth answering. but il shows you how
much notice we received. | was not in
terviewed in Chicago at all. but I sup
pose that is the way of Chicago re-
porters.
The exhibit is now in charge of Il
Miss Murray. a very Intelligent young
lady whom / know will be able to tell
much about Hawaii to visitors. II it is
decided to send the exhibit to Charles
ton II could be sent there and placed in
charge of an attendant, as many of the
others are, but there is nothing like be-
ing there to tell about il. ! could have
made excellent use OF advertising mat
ter concerning Hawaii had il been sent
on"
Miss Dawson reported to Superintend-
ent Atkinson yesterday afternoon and
the department.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
Miner in the Comm ons.

NEW YORK, August Lord Miner
was present in the House of Commons
yesterday during the debate. says the
London correspondent of the Tribune.
He managed to escape general attention
as he occupied a seat In the gallery I'M
der the clock on the ministerial side Of
the House. Had he chosen to sit in the
peers gallery he would have been GER
tain TO attract attention from the Ma
ionalists, who would probably have
taken advantage of his presence to ex-
press their opinion of the South African
policy with their usual engaging frank
ness.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
Worlds Coaiing Record.

NEWPORT, r. l., August lit has
just been learned that the ships of the
North Atlantic squadron have estab-
lished another worlds record in the mat
ter OF coaling ships. Up to the time the
squadron visited Pensacola the British
armorcd cruiser AdTiane, of the Chan
mel fleet, held the record by taking on
board 203 tons of coal within one hour.
The kearsage, the Alabama and the
Massachusetts each broke this record at
Pensacola by the following figures: The
Kearsage, 2l9 tons of coal in one hour;
the Alabama 222 tons and the Massa-
chusetts the extraordinary amount OF
-iS tons in one hour.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
Long Will Not Retire.

NEW YORK, August IA special
from bingham, Mass. says:
When asked today regarding to dis
patches from Washington to the effect
that he had expected To retire from Of
flee and that he would he succeeded by
Governor Allen, Secretary Long said
that he had no expectation of retiring
before the close of President Mckinley's
administration. II have made no Plans
he added, and my retirement is some
thing that might come any time, but |
do not have IL i'm view. If | should re-
tire, the Navy Department would he
open TO Mr.. Allen, hut as he has been
Governor of Porto Rico l very much
doubt II he would take the office"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
Lafayette Relics for sale

LONDON. July So. Pierpont Nor
gan. before his recent departure for the
United States" says the Paris corre-
spoudent Of the Daily Express. left a
check for Gl0,0Oo with General Horace
Porter, to be paid on delivery at the
United States Embassy of certain valu-
able relies of Lafayette. said to be in a
pawnbroker's" shop in London. How
they got there is not known but the
story is that among them are a sculp-
tured gold jug and the sword carried
throughout the American campaign,
and which Lafayette left to his heirs"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
British Channel Fleet Defeated.

LONDON, July 30.-The first battle in
the British maneuvres took place yes
terday afternoon, when the cruiser
squadron of the opposing fleets We're
engaged off the Scilly Islands, with the
theoretical result that the defending
fleet was annihilated. The channel is
now apparently at the mercy of the
enemy. Eighteen cruisers were sup
posed TO b sunk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
Robbed Of Diamonds.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, August
l.-Mr and Mrs. Burr Ferguson of New
York We're robbed of S3,0oO worth of dia-
monds at their hotel, the jewels being
taken from Mrs, Ferguson's trunk while
they We're absent from the room. Among
the articles taken were a diamond horse
shoe, a jeweled cross, six rings and some
trinksts of lesser value
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
1T SAVED HIS BABY.

My baby was terribly sick with the
diarrhoea. we were unable to cure him
with the doctors assistance. and as a
last resort We tried Chambrslain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
says Mr.. ]. II. Doak. OF Williams, Ore.
II am happy to say II gave immediate
relief and a complete cure" For sale
by Benson. Smith & Co. Ltd. general
agents, II. T.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09

CORNWALL, Ont, August -Four
lock gates We're carried away in the
Cornwall canal last night and the nav
igation will be suspended until they are
replaced This will likely take two days,
but II the bottom of the lock is much
damaged or filled with gravel more time
may be required. The water in the level
which is mile long, flooded the sur
rounding land TO depth OF seven feet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
CORPORATION NOTICE.

THE KOHALA TELEPHONE CO,
Ltd, at their annual meeting, held at
the Kohala clubrooms this 30th day of
July 1901, reelected the following off,
GERS and directors:
MI John Hind, President
Mr.. r. c. Bond, Vice President.
George p. Tulloch, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Mr.. w. c. McDougall, Auditor.
Directors-Mr. John Lennon, two
years; Mr.. Thomas s. Kay, three
years; DIR. b. d. Bond, three years.
GEO. p. TULLOCH,
Sec'y kohala Telephone Co.. Ltd.
2S04-Aug. 8, ..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
German Lloyd Marine Insur'ce Co
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance c.
OF BERLIN,

The above Insurance Companies havs
established q general agency here. and
the undersigned, general agents, -
authorized to take risks against the
hangers OF the sea at the most reason
able rates and on the most favorahl.
terms.
F. A. sCHAEFER 4 CO..
General AgentA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
Transport to Carry Teachers

WASHINGTON, July SO.-The trans
port Warren has been taken of the
Alaskan service and ordered to San
Francisco, where she will he fitted out to
carry teachers 10 the Philippines
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
General Insurance Co. for Sea
River and Land Transport
OF Dresden.

Having established an agency NJ Ho.
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands. H.
undersigned general agents are author.
lied to take risks against the danger,
or the sea at the most reasonable ratas
and on the most favorable terms.
+. A. SCHAEFER q CO..
Agents for the Hawaiian Islan6A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
8QnbuIg Bremen Fire Insurance G.

The undersigned having bee, an.
pointed agents VI the above COMPANY
are prepared to insure risks aeainct
nre on Stone and Brick BuildinE0 M
on Merchandise stored therein On ~
most favorable terms. For particulSYs
apply at the office Of q
=. A. sCHAEFER 4 CO., AstA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09

The Gould Hartman interests may
unite several roads
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-08-09
LANDS MAY
Be LEASED
Hitchcock Sustains
the Action Of
Cooper.

A CITING GOVERNOR COOPER yes
n terday received a letter from the
y SECRETARY Of the Interior at
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BLOOuFTELDS BOy M RGLARS.
One Malicious. and Roth Fond Of Cheap
Nov els ard Cigarettes.

BLooNFIELp. y J., Sept -. While on
his way To Newark this morning Thomas
J.. Dancer. a newsdcaler, noticed a hight
shining In the rear o. his store He went
in and captured Martin Connors. Il wears
old The boy had piled on the floor a lot
~ novels Of the trashy snrt He had torn
mp some fashion magazines and ground
10 a pulp about 100 cigars
Connors admitted that he had broken
into the place and caused the damage
becau=e he had a grudge against Dancer.
who. the nov sald was alwsvs duuutng
him for - cents he ow 81 the new -deaier
and threatened to whip him IL he did not
pay
into the grocery store n Bernard y Hig.
gins IN Orange street about a month ago
and damaged the stock
II" miNcd up Tea, coffee, sugar sui
molaS-~S Ia a pile on the floor. lie also ad-
United robbing Theodore St"isW.th',
caf" a few weeks ago Of several pieces Of
i"~elry which he pHwned FOR ~ cents
Detective Bayliss arrested thi- morning
Joseph Peters, 10 year, odd of 2SS Mont
gomsry street TO- breaking into the news
parer store 81 Carlock 4 Michel in Depot
square last Friday and Sealing pipes.
tobacco. novels and money Tho hoy
gave the novels 10 his fellow workmeu
in the Diamond Paper Nills.
one Of them tina told tho potce also
confessed To having stolen Mir John
Ioughran's Wedding mig and giving II
10 his sweetheart a. an engagement ring
The young prisoners ave a passion foe
cheap literature and cigarettes.
Recorier Jacob q. Post held the bows
for the Grand Jury The poic expect
10 connect the prisoners With other ruh-
tPrtcs IN III" town.
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OWNER or CREsCEts N rouN.
AIN about Race ~ Tile Nr.
u Mare To he Hired To Shamp,on.

George k"tcham. owner and driver Of
Champion 't-~oeus, arrived In 90 wn yestet.
DAY. u" spoke good humorcdiy Of the criti-
C'm o"casioucd hv hi- refusal to star, his
great hoI~" against The Abbot al Read
vile, according 20 the original Agrremc,t
mad" tn this "it'. anu said that tho entire
miN-lp grew ou' Of n misuudsrsiaudtpv
about the Charley h,rt horulma Crcscru.
race.
The, handed me tho ice pit her over Their.
At R"advll" and no mistake. ~. said -Hu,
that vas iuSt the Sor, Of h race | like To dnv.
Well the crowd warmed w after Cresc.us
won. didn't t' asked q b,-~tnudet
I'm N"t q" an, great extent. repl,.J
Mr. k'tcham. with % swilc
For the rrst time ~ his life. kstcb.u
visited a RUNNING track YESTERDAY a..
vu'oh~i the races AZ Cr0v"srnd and no 10,
a. q citvus ever Was husirf John Nad1.p
took hiu ~ charge aud introduced hin o.,
AT the mysteries 81 III. running gam, n.
was shown how thu hof~s~ were saddl.-I
siAftrl and cooled out. lvsr, NOV. "a.
h"e o. hun and he sad last night II vas ~.
= te~-irack Re further said that he had
hook~l = mare hv harpu Mike. 10 he br.i
va 'rrsr"1s IN. mare ws- formerly ~.
uropefty 81 lohn Madden. N. hA- q r~curd
PROMINENT New Nor, hors-m~n all he br.-i
- the champion ~tfutt-r. among then a.,
last but rather srratic krrturkv Ifior
~, oNned Nv kicharl ,roAcf
80 said som" time $40 tlHt Mr. trok.r
lad presented hen'uckT 7 uion g. Nathan
through the fammsny chl-fialu
.'r~.'el- WI ffoi an exhibition mlle al
Fhllsd-lphta On THURSDAY Nsi, se~A h..
WI g. q mile a. Baltimore aud then star,
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NEWS or THE WHfEIHF>.
Another Victory scored N "lcha"'
-Hrooks puerrlN.

For the third time within a week JIMMY
Michael lat usbt aiut0.s'"t"d a signal
defeat ~ Rohhv Nalthour on III" i"h-l"r
tract AT Madison square Garden ~" ra'"
furnished fair sport and 'r"atrd much "h'he-
m.ut among N, spectator. so OF IN" who'll"
II was a i-aupointing aud. IN 4 vav. agra
waiting II seemed very much as II Walthour
lost the rHcr hecause h. did not hHN" pace
enough "" vas riding s'ronsN ana h"ii
vel! ~ to - r%sCcmnksr ~ w ,fs' nsr,
and 10. yairri steadily WIu-'t, Nas p9clng
Malthour tl.u ard n. Coult not re>pnn,
when Mnlthour called for u,'r" speed Wal
ihour lost tie thrre-mile heat by a trim"
ih- ..aond Ieat was an exciting one 70
watah WpIihouT had fully ten Nard- The
rytng start pu ougosit. side Of tho track
Michael oV"rcame tni~ dl.edyNnt'sr 1"iorr
~" fret NIL" was completed ht d'd 10y
mai" any actual gan on '.n nau "lt,S Ky
distance thFt property intr,N",'l VIC
~, part Of re ',i.d m,iG W ,rt Son, PiTssaa
gaining until he w. within twenty yards ~
NichaA rl~u to Midget cut io"ss and
won Nv : lnp and W ' I'd.
Tho trial heats II the two amateur tace>
s"rG 81, "' ,n'rrr,i cg"r msn u",e u the
Csllm.t. and Brook. 81 ~" lar'e,', sh"N"n
uI ,tronrl,. Dove son hrs h"a' rom S,hn-
Wbsn nlve and Ht,oks mad" th"r unlitn.
''eu pursuit rice. however. There vas a gt~h'
lIa4rnlfufmeff RrOnFs -'Til'l W.
riding vthpH % 'rvtnr 20 vn Dove ra'rh
s'eadlr and caught hi man iu-t b"ior' ~
ro'urleiior ~ ono nril- n" 'roNfi ''-"1
U-o.t. t,,ttudlv and 'h~re ~ere loud cfig~ Of
fake u vas snnouncct 'hn' -" t;'.tE"
nd decided ~ withhold Mo urg" ana SUI
mii ,p~ case - the BOARD " touiro! ~ W"
y , This decision wn~ aupiaid"d
was afterWnrd announced that the priy.
that brooke won ~ The handicap raw ""nld
also d. withheld SuTuaf
Fise Nile ~cfstch. AmHtruf Wow Ny "eoite
srnr, ~. Harlem W e L. Lc~er. nfcotyn, eoond
" 4 fobbirs thtfd Ian Salu,Au N's Not foufh
nws N minutes =. ssfOuds in'sfmedlA's pTpN
oHs milf 0~ifCs Srhnf@d tso mIlsa = '"unr
thfe- miles. ScfUneld. ioUs miles u 4 N'fnks NN
min utuusf = % Van
uns az Uandiaa Amsieuf Wen . u. =
nfsnlA lAutla " a. afds trofgr u NIf l.
e 4. ~ yaros ssn.Ea a~sg ,rcnei'a h.t'
toHfu a n Nafdt. third i ". VA F
a. YafdS fuufth 1frr . unInutfr " 1910
aatoi fsra Msifh ta~ sfyeen MN NINhA
ana untrr Nalfhnaf iNfa heat ~ thfcf uNfh 80
~ Nirhssl Tus MINUS tota s1unos ~0whn
beat n nsS miles ~un b. Gsrs-<l TIM s"inu'"'
a.. 4 a ernuds
nas NR Tr.i Assiu-i nsrufd Um. ~ Ningls
Notof - - ~ Aih~u thaneNsn Tvs. ] utnatf
~ . s-c-uas hAHPaon ! utnuS So s~eas
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TIRN> EITI IRNI.
BunaIo IIEht~ eight hnocked out In the
Ninth hound Al Fort Irlr.

IoEr Ems. Sept p james .Rule'
Ferns. Last night. ia the arena of the new
Internal iounl Athletic club a. Fort Eaic,
knocked out Frank Erue. IN the ninth round
~ their scheduled 2p-ruunt bout, with a
terridr ritht-hand ~WIrg io the Jaw aiicr
or. II the p~retti-s, and mos, sCi,utit'
boxing matchc, ever witnessed ia the
vicinity 81 Buralo From the sound pf il"
ruug. Nuicl -ttrtei fl" bout, bath me-.
i,ugn, H. though their lie S"I" 40 stalk
p..u.ts the fact TIA. bl'r .r'u ,iugg,d o.
"A t.ffihD manner from th' start, until R"i.
cree Iiii- Ncliuis counted tie hghtWc'g'
ptr. tuy bout vas u1" ~ 'tr mot p i"hfinU
ari exciting ever WI.n,--.d on Canadian
sol
Both men weighed i1 az 3 p'cluok Co. the
afternoon and both were Ter 'hr stINu.
lated weight. lsH pound They had trained
fsItHhiis fnr tN" ipu' ana H consequence
p.tai"l the rang IN ~" . "l pitN-lrli
,.rtI'tun lp o. th" eig''. und. N't
~. INCEPTION Of ~" Hr~i. Pho match Wa an
.aru up tFair IN ga" hr-' round f"ru~
hu,ck"i IRE ci.tr n hl- feet with a lei
tn th. tuiut " the Jaw A. FIR, lru' rul".t
a favoi'. in az. i-ttIug Tout t"fnr" tt"N
iuLnrd tho gloves he tr''Inr mad switched
mound &" even moiH'N
IN" ciuhhou-a was taxed 20 IT. utmost
capacity two hours bcfora IA" preliminary
contest wa put on. Fully SOS prisons
crowded INTO The ,luuhuI~ ana ab'G' eb
view furc-d 20 main out~Id" TN one
occasion the crowd al IA" main "ntranc
tscame 80 den-' hat q was Impossible
for the ticket takcr- 10 handle II and a.
a rsult man persons without coupons
for eats gn' In frye. After the fight both
hoNer~ congratulated each other ahd prom
i-cd 20 have another meeting AZ a later
date.
The preliminary was h''veen O'pon-
nell aud Nmpher. Ollonn"u was Dc
clared the winner o n a foul att"r minute
81 seconds of ia. second round.
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TOOk AWAY THEIR PAPERS.
Nauranyef Ctiyeus Sent te Eltis Island
by Immigration Orfcisis.

The immigration authorities at this port
enforced yesterday a new rule Intended 10
prevent steerage passengers from landing
at the steamship piers on the plea that they
are American citizsns The legality OF
the rule has not been tested. Mr.. McSwcenev
the Assistant Commissioner Of lmmigrs-
tion. said. and II may be modified The
steamship Cymric 81 the White star Line,
brought IN the first batch Of passengers
examined under the rule A boarding oficer
Of the Immigration Bureau and MIR
ACSw,ensy found hfty-onc persons aboard
who declared that they were American
oitizens Twenty-Five ver~ naturalized.
The rest. who made snidavitS that they
were natives and had friends 20 prove
Il, were allowed Ia land at IN" p,rr
The nnturalta~d persons VEN taken %
fllis Island and their naturali1stiun papers
were taken away from them for cN1Wina-
tion All we're told that the paTerS would
lie mailad to them Friends ot the natural
iAad Americans saw that the Immigration
Bureau has no more right 10 take a foreign
born than a native citizen To- Ellis Island,
and no right AZ all to take possession u
naturalization Jsapsrs
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MONEY NEVER IN MOTEL slFr.
Immigrant suing d Man To whom lie
uutrusteti n To he Put There.

Andrea Maroglia. who arrived from
Havre with a valise full Of money mostly
IN gold. brought an action In the supreme
Court Yesterday, 10 recover - .ess 20 Of II.
which he intrusted to Errnanno n Rigo
20 place In the safe Of the Hotel Gonfsronc
ON West Eighth street for safe keeping
Maroglia came here on sept. | and put
up at his hotel. Soon after his arrival
the clerk informed him that he must pay
IN advance. In doing 30 he exposed the
money. jewelry and other vsluables In
his valise. He alleges that two DAYS later
III Rigo. whom he then saw for the first
time. came 20 him in the dining room and
after opening n bottle OF wine said that
he as proprietor Of the hotel would take
his money and put II In the safe. Maroghs
lad previously been informed the pro
prietor was away At Buffalo and ID Rigo
aid he had just returned from Buffalo
The plaintiff says he took III Rigo to
his room and gave him the money nov
in suit n asked for a receipt. Some
one knocked on The door just then say.
ing that Di Rigo was wanted down stairs
80 ID Rigo took the money, saying that
he would send up a receipt Marogha
declarcs that he never got tho receipt nor
any Of the money He alleges that the
defendant kept saying he would get the
money from his bankers, and finally saii
tha Maroglia was to be q partner IN a
wine and grocery business at S0a Spring
street. which Di Rigo said he ovied with
the Gonfarone and several stores.
Max s. Schwedler. who is the proprietor
81 the hotel. makes AFFIDAVIT for the plain
tif. He says that while he was away ofl
his vacation ID Rigo attempted 20 at
as the owner by virtue of a chattel mort
gage for g.. Az, but that he had paid the
mortgage before IL was due. he saws
that mono OF the money Of Maroglis's went
into the hotel safe.
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HalIen of This at, B~aten Tn . 7s-Nilc
Hace In England.
Sr~isi Cake D,'paish 70 1HT SUS

LONDON. sept "a wen~ty-fvc-mll-
running match bst~-en X p Hallen -
New York and len Hurst. an Engllshman.
for $50. took place to-day az StamforI
Bridge After the first -four miles Hurst
was continuously ahead Hallen stuck -
his task gamely. hut he lost ground rapidly
and retired when he had covered eleven
mile and a half. Hurs, then being one mile
ahead Hurst received permission To iea W.
the track when he finished tie thirteenth
mile. He severed twelve mixes In | hour
~ minutes So, -econds Hallen did the first
five miles IN ~ minutes ST.. seconds. and
Hurs' covered the same distance IN 30
minute 90. seconds
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the Weather.

eastern urIf ~ thr oouutfs yss,etds,, v''h - csutf,
over 80 M.dd.~ NuAuve co,d. fh-ie were ,h'e.
areas - 90 yfcsyufr. onr nuFih o. Lac superior.
sno;rsf ou 10 north pacinc soaN aud . thrd. parity
counr,tr- trtuIrh . vourh VI lov ptrss ne tn
a., one on NJ Plc"r -na 81 and hA viug ~ centre over
KArsa. The lsuei showed SOM tnefD by incfeAs
Inc sind force Ir the aiSSogrl vsnsy. but vAs unsc.
oumpau - is .n'al
lsar s-st.sr pfr,hued ev,ry vhefs. Svs Tor sons
GOODNESS Hu TIE Northves snd ram OF n, nonh
pa-nI coast.
ffe,r sorthrrl a,rnrs llm'lty "a 80 rent batun
ste- -oue,i,d 81 rad to sea level a. - Il. 5J-5.
s = " a'ls
liz tsnpe-.tur- A. r-C1fd.i by the on-a tl.'.
mlmeie. ala also ~ THE SUI, insrmJuet-i al
tAs sgf-ct .r,. j. NAo,a IN the ANNEXED "A ole
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For the rr-t tfu," -i'.u O. gfaduI'
"MtN-v long. columbia vail this N..E
81 >Uruts OF UoNu ability Toe I.r
Nrhool .HI.Hr~. un 'H'rr. TO
,iB-. uf tl, ,ylI. g" department r'hf
ha. a rr,uTd col lu -~Huud- tor The "
dash. meade 10 TO lI-t tutsr-,holH-f
pruu-llp-. Md h' - said - hsNH .
thts im. 100 several later o'fH-..H.
advent NIL ~treug CITIZEN the u]nt,~U.
team M tae sprlnts, shsre ~ va.
MaHk
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Con, cntiun Of tn.tarisns

S~AR.roGA. Sept - United Sac. S'ul-
tor George 2 Hoar ~ Moro,.is.. Ns~-.
J. President of tia convention of I ul'auau-.
Who to-day b"gan their uiuo,.euth meeting
lere. Tho biennial session Will cover four
DAYS. II II known a. tun National Com
ference of Unitarian and r.lu- CHRISTIAN
churches The Natio.n' Council u.ld an
executive s'Sinn tll- afternoon The R.y
Charlie, y ~ John. e Br-.up. this evening"
delivered the opening ~"TT.u ~" m,''-
ing are held ia the broadway Theatre
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-24
billiards

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-24
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