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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-18
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-18
A GOOD THING.

There's one good thing when they feel
dry.
That business men cannot pass by,
For far and wide it's fame you hear,
They stop to drink of Rainier" beer
On di aught or in bottle at Criterion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-04-18

NEW YORK, April 3.-The World
this morning says: Miss Mary Hoff-
man. the beautiful San Francisco
woman who caused CONSERVATION
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-30
IS INSANE
The Hero Of the mer-
rjmac
IN ASYLUM
Was With Hobson at San.
tiago Bay

A despatch from Vallejo, Cal, dated
Nov. p, says that among the number
of insane taken to the hospital at
Ukiah from the Mare Island Navy
Yard was Warrant Officer Osborne w.
Deignan, who stood at the wheel Of
the Merrimac when she went into
Santiago Harbor during the Spanish
American War. Deignan was assign
ed to the Mare Island Navy Yard re-.
Gently, but served only few days be-
fore was placed on the sick list.
Congress passed special act admit.
ting Deignan to the Naval Academy
in recognition of his service with Hob
son in the famous Merrimac exploit.
For various personal reasons Deignan
declined the honor and decided to con-
tinue in Uncle Sam S service as boat
swain's mate, the chief petty officers
berth to which he was Immediately
promoted after the Merrimac Incl.
dent. Later he was advanced to a
warrant officers position as gunner
which he particularly desired.
Deignan was an intimate friend Of
James Hou]ihan of this city and his
picture taken with Mr.. Houlihan was
published in the TELEGRAM soon after
the close of the late war.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-30

There will be the usual rehearsal
of "Guy Mannering" this evening at
6:3C O'Clock IN X. of P. hall.
w. A. Bradford was out again this
morning for the first time for over a
week.
Miss Mary Flint OF Washington left
this morning for Providence, R. l.
John Rabaioli and G.. Boaglio with
two others left this afternoon for Ray
mond, Cal
]. B. Magnaghi and James Restelli
will 60 to Italy Monday for stay q
several months.
A number of StonecutterS left this
afternoon for Hardwick where they
have secured work.
The Clan Gordon Dramatic club
have awarded the contract for turn.
iShing the costumes for the coming
production Of. "Guy Mannering" to
Herman Buchholtz of Springfield,
Mass.
Barre Council. K. of c., will hold a
memorial service in the councils cham.
Der tomorrow at 3 o'clock for the late
Patrick Gleason.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Bailey Monday evening at SO South
Main st
The Ministers. Monday club which
was announced to be held in the Uni
versalist vestry will be held instead In
the Baptist veStry.
At the morning service in the Uni
versaliSt church tomorrow the pastor
will preach on the 1.-THE Measure Of
Christian Duty" and in the evening
on "The Man who doesn't Care. !"
Everything else as usual. Strangers
cordially welcomed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-30
MALT-BARLEY
Breakfast Food
Creates a Healthy and Ma
tural Appetite

The extraordinary statement that the
large majority Of people sit down to
breakfast with uncertain and jaded APP
petites Is only too true.
Weakened and unhealthy morning ap.
petites are largely created by tho use OF
starchy foods that call for too great al,
expenditure OF kenergy in the work OF
digestion.
Malt-Barley Breakfast Food made from
the choicest strength giving grain ana
the purest health giving malt, the whole
partly predigested, forms what food ex-
perts call perfect food" delightful to
the taste. appetistng. energizing, sus.
Breakfast Food perfectly agrees with the
digestion Of young and old. Nc, other
breakfast food is so heertily endorsed
by physicians Your grocer sells it
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-30

Ladies who are interested in silk
etubridery should interview Miss
C.lden about free instructions this
week at Homer Fits store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-30
Nervous Debility. Its Remedy,

Men, many Of you are now reapng the result Of former folly Your
manhood falling, and will be lost unless do something
There is no time to lose Impotency like all sexual diseases
stands With you can make compromise Either M
will master and fill whole future ndeScw
We have treated of this kind that familiar With
them with the daylight Once cured you
bothered with emissions drains pematurene small weak
ounes failing Of ambition
OF manhood and absolutely unfit
marriage My snp
you to what nature intendeda hale healthy happy with phy
mental and sexual powers complete
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-30
STRICT uRE PAlNLEssLY REMOVED

1t matters not how long have suffered from
different doctors have disappointed will certainly you
take treatment will not do is
men entirely original with and perfectly painless completely
dissoVes the structure and permanently
urinary passage 1t stops unnatural discharge aays all Inflammation
Of the body affected by the disease.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-30
vARIcocELE AND ITS NEW CURE

Whatever may be the cause OF varcocee its injurious are too
well extended Suffice
the mind weaens the body racks the leads
t. complete loss OF sexual power II you are victim Of this disease
dspensary write fully explain NV n
treating You will positively cured
than 700 OF coce during the past months Under nv
treatment the patient from the beginning All
Soreness and swelling quickly subde b
forced from the diated veins which rapidly SIZE
strength and soundne All indications OF disease vanish
completely: and in their stead
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-30
MILLIONS of = MEN
AND WOMEN
Have Been Wrecked on the Rock
of Sexual Vice
Hundreds Right Here in Barre Have Been Rescued n,
the Hand of Medical Science

make exavagant assertion when say that Of men IN,
women have been wrecked on the rock Of sexual The NM
much that they get disease but rather that they allow grow @
through neglect or improper treatment This fact responsible in mny
for nine.tentls Of the suffering. Aau!
You should remember that sexual diseases at on
Neither make compromise with them.
them they will control and render utterly for p
duties and pleasures of life. '"'
Buff you VARICOCELE STRUCTURE, SYPHIIITc pIoon
POISONING NERVOUS DEBILITY wn
it yourself fully and freely investigate treatment Nv
mastery Of these malades complete Two Of a special
century and during all the since they %
persistent practice. They treat nothing else.
Does it not then, that with
prepared to combat and disease weaknesses peculiar than
the practitioner instead faculties on @
tain class disease scae the field
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-30
Syphilis Cured Forever.

On account of its ighfu hdeousn syphilis commonly called the
KING OF all venea diseases 1t be either hereditary contracted
Once the system tainted with the itself
form scrofula rheumatic palms, joints epoH
cooed spots body mouth
tongue sore throat swollen tons falling the and
finally lepouske decay Of the flesh and bone you these
or similar symptoms cordially invited Immediately
lind your fears unfounded will quickly unburden mind
your constitution infected with yphitc virus will tell frankly
and show how rid of it, My special Blood n
practically the result of life and phNo
America and Europe 1t contains dangerous drugs medicines
OF any knd the bottom the disease and forces cut every
particle OF mpury Soon and symptom of Blood Poison d
completely The bones
and the whole system cesd purified perfect @ and
the patient prepared for the duties and life
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-11-30
All AssoCis.e, g3iseas%~ Cured

disease any KIM never fail to remove all reflex np
lions II the case Varoce the weakness caused by disappears III
Structure and developed Prostrat Kidney affections
the injured all restored perfectly healthy condition m
F01SOn all Skn Blood
faint are entirely and permanently eliminated from the system H.
nervous Debility the distressing symptoms following in its tram m
indicating premature decline Of physical mental and power M
totally removed and rapidly replaced by the youthful of robust man.
nooo nse all resulting ills and reflex combinations which be roper
termed associate diseases serious thn
and forever with the Ct the malady
New-York tribune., 1901-07-13
THE RECORDS.

ST. Louis July u (SpecaD.-The New-York base
ball team arrived IN this city to-day to pIay four
games with the local nine. They did not find the
home team easy many OF them had ex-
pected in the first game for St Louis won by the
score of to 2. 1t took eleven innings however TO
decide the game. Powell, who is of the home
teams best pitchers, went into the box and
Davis selected Mathewson twirl for the visitors
II was mainly pitchers battle The weather
v as so warm that many OF the players wished
they were playing water polo instead OF baseball
Camel found the heat too much for him. and
Hickman replaced him at first base There was
considerable difficulty in obtaining umpire. as
the recent rough house treatment OF decisions has
made the place anything but bed Of
o'Day is still TO recover from OF the Brooklyn
81; Louis game About i've minutes before play
began Frank Dwyer appeared on the ground 10
umpire.
The New-York team by losing the game to-day
ana s.: Louis gets better hold on second place
D9novgn took his place &C., In the opening Inning
od Of the brs s
visitors @ began scoring in the second inning Davis
Hickman. Who followed. hit ' the bali 10 Padden
a e To S scoring on sAs ss
for the home team. but got no further than MI frs,
Pichers battle not sac hi, being made Z, Of q.
St5ns5 nome taam aG%f'e reached 3 second base S
inning GRe9ed aSd Nth single
down to second base He scored on payis's two
runs. tieing the score. Buelow threw Ryan
out at first base Nichols singled 10 left field, Bue-
low threw Poweirs hit 10 Davis and Nichols went
TO third base. Burkett then hit for two bases and
of Donovan's hit. and Powell scored. Donovan
base on balls With the bases full. Padden hit a
grounder TO Strang. who threw Burket out at the
plate The inning ended with Wallace going out
Neither team seemed 10 be able TO DO anything
with the pitchers until the eleventh inning, when
through errors by BueIow and Strang the home
team scored victory. McGann opened the inning
with a hit 10 Bueow, who made an error on H.
Padden bunted safely. With McGann and Padden
on bases Wallace knocked out a fly 20 srang, VINO
muffed IT, McGann scored. winning the game, win
none out: The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-13
GOOD GOLF AT EKwANOK.
[RY rELEGRAPH no rae rRIRt,Nr. ]

tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBrSE.l
Manchester VT. July l2.-The rain yesterday.
which marred the qualifying round OF the open
handicap tournament for the Taconic prize being
played on the Ekwanok course in this place. left
the grounds In excellent condition for the first
round of match play this morning All q: the
matches close and hotly contested Every
body played good golf. and although records were
broken. the scores showed high average. The best
match OF the morning that between JAMES l..
Taylor. OF the Nassau club, and II. l.. Edwa rds.
the champion of Texas. Both had handcaps of
8, and II took twenty holes to decide the match.
Edwards finally winning by up. The mornings
play resulted follows:
J. W. Becker C5) defeated by H. w Brown (s)
up and 10 play: F. W. Taylor (sl r. F. Nc
beat D. Miller d4l. up and TO play: r Il. Leake
% was defeated by +. C. Brown 81. up play;
z D. Clark Nl won from ]. II. Merritt (6) up: A.
sydney Carpenter - beat a Sterne 49, up and 2
play H. l. Edwards 90 defeated James l. Taylor 06>,
UP In ten holes; T. Waterman (s) won from George II
The matches this afternoon brought out more
good golf and furnished some surprises In the
first round for the Taconic prize p Waterman
defeated II. l.. Edwards mp and 2 TO play; f. D.
Clark beat A. Sydney Carpenter. up and TO play:
Or. Burnham won from +, G. Brown up and 10
play. and Henry W. Brown defeated +. w. Taylor
W.
The losers OF the matches this morning met this
afternoon IN the first round for the consolation
to play; r B. Leake defea ted E D. Miller, 2 up and
to play; G. III. Thacher won from James L. Taylor
] up. and j. H. Merritt beat A. Sterne up and
ii play. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1901-07-13
POLO.
RoCKAwAY YOUNGSTERS BEAT PH1LADEL-
PHIA ON WET AND SLIPPERY FIELD

Polo played under most wretched conditions
yesterday the field OF the Rockaway Hunting Club
at Cedarhurst Rain. to which added q large
proportion of sea mist and dampness, made the
sport uncomfortable alike to spectators and play
ers, and while some Of the former could them
selves toleraby dry beneath the covering of the
broad veranda, the latter had the additional dis
comfort Of muddy and slippery field which
naturally every polo player heartily dislikes The
game was the first of the series for the Cedar
hurst Challenge Cup, open to teams regardless of
handicap limitations. The opponents were the sec
ond quartet of the Rockaway Club and the PhiIa
delphia Country Club. The latter had an aggregate
home players and Therefore the ysger tadn the
the excess at the start.
Inc youngsters from the home club won which
serve to win but because it was expected that the
s5eS a5Swanee ere,. and come out with little margin to
m ae ib efeat win the exception of Albert Francke
al al 'ne second Rockaway team are young PLAYERS
tne team being practically the same that was so
cups last Wednesday. The boys played eame
daS lastly superior to the form they showed on that
season yened work in fine style IN While 5he
preVl9us pre- match The winning score was iS goals
called for for either dfs Phsdephans sde No
ycor only iee Of 1 Their ITS total g9s7 Of while the
uarIy creSteb by regular count is partic-
have ust from their own tournaments' nj 'el ahd
pointmen5 that to bey be In d good 1 form 1t a
ng aoin IN In the last period however they did get
gong win more rapidity, making three goals and
Keeping their opponents from SCORING bf1t ~ ,ra u
700 iate. Their slow play earlier In the game mar
chances. vas ia''i 10 theT
Inc Rockaway lads filled their friends with plee
by their dashing tactics In the first perod IyRen
referee Brooks tossed in the ball they were auck
70 get IL and Laurence Rand threw a yerita HE
poninsne @ @ IL INTO the camp Of his opponents by max
ed, and Philadelphia bucked down to a stIIr6v
night The second team. however met them clever,
ly at every point and it required eight minutes of
play before Rosengarten could add point in favor
or the Quakers. Rand made more goal before
the close Of the period, and the honors were very
much with the Cedarhurst men.
Philadelphia got together better in the next
period but their team work continued TO be ragged.
OF hve goals made they scored three the two for
their younger rivals. Rosengarten was the star
player. McFadden did well times, but he was
far from his best. The slippery field bothered
them, too and & Rosengarten got one fall while max
Toward the end Of the game, when Phlladelphia
put up fight. the second team showed sper-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-13
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING-Brighton Beach Racing Association Brighton
Beach. 2:3o D. m.
LAWN Reconsideration tournament. Tuxedo; West
ern championship. Chicago; Canadian championship
Niagara -on-the-l1ake-
HORSE SIIOW.-Atlantic City Horse Show
POIO-Tournanent al Cedarhurst 43o p. m.
BAsEBALIl-New-York St Louis. ST. Louis; Brook
lyn vs. Cincinnati. Cincinnati
ATHI.ETIcs-National interscholastc track and field
meet Buffalo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. day. Ekwood Park. n. j.
GoLF.-New-Haven Country Club Connecticut champion
ship: Wee Burn. Knickers handicap; Rockaway,
handicap: Newark Athletic. club championship;
Flushing approaching and putting matches; New
Brunswick. can match with Flushing; Seabrght
Havemeyer Van Cortlandt
Presidents Cup final round Innis Arden women S
handicap: Brooklawn, team match with lnnis Arden
l3ayswater, handicap and mems handicap:
Apawams seni-nnal round for Lapham Cup and
handicap Morris County, bogey handicap;
srdsIey Cup; Crescent Athletic, club handi-
cap: Marine and Field, club handicap; Montclair.
members handicap: Harbor Hill. club handicap.
CYCLING.-Taylore Linton and Champion. Philadelphia
swIMMING-Nationa championships Buffalo Exposition
YACaTING.-Roosevelt Memorial cups, Seawanhaka-
Corinthian Club: I-archmont Yacht Club. race
week: MoTiches Yacht Club. regatta.
CRICKET-Knickerbocker Athletic Club German
town. Germantown; Knickerbocker vs.. Manhattan,
Prospect Park; Kings County VS.. Newark. Prospect
Park: Essex County kearny. Newark
New-York tribune., 1901-07-13
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. July II. p m.-The market for Ameri-
securities closed weak. Final prices follow.
Anaconda, SIS; Atchson 75ts: do preferred 1924.
Baltimore and Ohio, 9s: Canadian Pacific 1Oas. !:
Chesapeake and Ohio. 4ias: Chicago Great Western
22 St Paul. 1Slla: Denver and Rio Grande 45ts:
do preferred. 93a: Erie. SS do first preferred "a.
do second preferred. 5eas Illinois Central $50.
Louisville and Nashville 1OS: Missouri Kansas and
Texas. 2e9s: do preferred. SO; New-York Central
l554: Norfolk and Western 20: do preferred soi6
Northern Pacific preferred sTis; Ontario and West
ern 32ls Pennsylvania. 1874; Reading. aoIa; do first
preferred. Ss do second preferred %; Southern
Railway, 297s do preferred. ssh; Southern Pacific
52la; Union Pacific, 9Sta; do preferred 90; United
States Steel. a.: do preferred. &; Wabash 20; do
preferred, $685.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-13
TENNIS.
DAVIDSON WINS THE TUXEDO CUP
GREAT FIGHT IN THE FINALS.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuxE.I

Try TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.l
Tuxedo Park, y. Y. July 12.-John c. Davidson,
of Washington, won the big Tuxedo Challenge Cup
here to-day IN the invitation lawn tennis tourna-
that has been in progress all of the week.
Davidson met Dr. W. y. Fraser OF Brooklyn, in
. the final round. and beat him after exciting
encounter. He the first easily. but
then Fraser played fine uphill game and tied the
at two sets ALL In the last set the scores
up evenly TO nine games all before Davidson
finally captured the necessary two games in sue
cession and took the match. E. P. Fischer, the
former holder of the trophy telegraphed from
cup. and 1t went Davidson by default. The final
count of the doubles will be played tomorrow, and
also the remaining matches in the handicap singles
Paret and Davidson will Molenhauer and
Fraser in the finals Of the doubles and exct-
ing match is expected. The three handicap matches
played to-day all close that the handi-
cappers congratulated the accuracy Of their
assignments of the odds The days
Championship (hna round,-J c. Davidson
round; j. c. Davidson tchalenger) beat E. p Fischer
holoesD by default.
Championship doubles Csemi-finaI round)-J. P.
and j. c. Davidson beat I. Y. Ledoux and II. l. PaCr.
6-l. 6-1 DR.. w. N Fraser Henry Molenhauer beat
DR.. L. w Glasebrook Robert Leroy. 2-6. 6-4 S1.
Handicap singles first round)-J p Paret towe half
round: Ralph Hickox half 15 G. P. Snow
half l5), 4-6 Ga. 63: D~ L ". Gasebrook towe Is,
bea, Robert Leroy lowe 15). 81 q. O..
Consolation singles final roundW. Shepherd beat
I-edoux. e-1. 10 Final round DR.. I. ". Glasebrook
beat ". Sheppard. Go. 6-1
New-York tribune., 1901-07-13
sEx dividend.
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS

This was a day OF extensive liquidation in
stocks, with severe fall In prices The further
prices declined the greater the outpouring
of stocks. which proved that the liquidation. 20
a large extent. at least enforced. In other
words. spectators. unable longer to protect
their holdings, were compelled to part with
them. Thousands upon thousands of shares
were sold stop loss orders, and thousands
more were closed out because of failure to pro-
vide margin. Yet with all this pressure of
stocks on the market there particular
excitement In the trading The descent in prices
was fairly orderly. and in many cases was in
terrupted by rallies There absence of
anything like a panicky feeling. 1t plain.
however. that the buying power had departed:
that the market was not In condition to alb
sort stocks
The chief impairment in stock values was ac-
compshed in the first half of the day. In the
afternoon there were fitful recoveries. but they
were due. apparently. to purchases for profit
taking by room traders and other operators who
had short contracts outstanding. Lulls In the
offerings of stocks also contributed TO the periods
OF Improvement On the whole. II could not be
said that there We're indications at the close
that a better order OF things was at hand in the
market. II the signs were trustworthy. further
liquidation is not improbable. So much appre-
hension has been created by the happenings Of
tne last rev Gays that tne puoUc prcDaoiy VIII
be disposed 10 hold aloof from the market until
the situation clears up. The professional specu-
lative element too. is disposed to be cautious.
Naturally enough. the shares of the great
grain carrying roads In the West and North
west felt the full force Of the selling movement
in stocks. for the that IL was the serious
damage TO corn and the damage in lesser de-
gree to other cereals which precipitated the un-
loading While weather conditions in the prin-
cipal crop regions were better yesterday. a
change may come at any time which will repair
much. or at any rate. some of the harm that
has been done. The threatened outbreak of a
rate war among the Western railroads Is
thought 10 have been averted. but the revelation
that there is friction among these roads has
created an uncomfortable feeling. Neverthe-
less. 1t has been shown that the paramount in
terests In the leading railroads are for peace
There was an easier tone to money with lower
rates for call loans. This was the direct out
come of the cancellation of loans resulting from
the liquidation in stocks
New-York tribune., 1901-07-13
LARNED WINS CANADIAN FINALS.

Niagara the Lake, Ont. July 12.-The semi
final round In MEMS doubles, in the Canadian
championship tennis tournament. played here
this afternoon, and, a result. tomorrow the
Weight brothers will play W. ]. Cothier and NJ
Ogden in the finals The championship round Of
the mems singles between W A. Larned. who won
from Beals Wright IN the finals to-day. and NJ d.
Whitman. the present champion. Will be played to-
morrow afternoon The
Mems singles Gnal round)-W; A. Larned. Summit
N. J., beat Beals Wright, Harvard, 6-s, Ga, 6-2
Championship doubles (senlhnal round)-Beals Wright
and Irving Wright Boston beat B P. Fischer and J. At
kins, New-York, 6-s, 6-9 6-3.
Handicap singles (second roundl-Montgomery Ogden
Princeton lowe half 49, beat a. y. Mcdonald Toronto
I5). o-a e1S W. j. Clothier Philadelphia owe half
Beals Wright Boston towe 3d. beat E. P. Fischer. New
New-York tribune., 1901-07-13
MANY CANES OF CRICKET.
PROSPECT PARK WILL OFFER GOOD SPORT
FOR LOVERS OF THE wICKETs

long schedule of cricket games has been ar
ranged for to-day. There will be three contests In
the championship series of the New-York Cricket
Association. brooklyn will play the Manhatt
second eleven. and Kings County will play Newark
at Prospect Park. while Essex County will oppose
the Kearny Club. at Kearny. Other games 10 be
played at Prospect Park Manhattan VS. Mel
Lodge Antilles VS.. Paterson Team b and the
West Indians against Chadwick The Kings County
Team will play Columbia Oval at Williamsbridee
Paterson Team A viii play Montclar Paterson
Essex County Team will play Brooklyn Team B
at Newark and Columbia Oval Team b win play
Nelson Lodge Team at Williamsbridge.
The Knickerbocker Athletic Club will take a team
to Philadelphia, where the crack Germantown
Cricket Club eleven will be encountered at Man
helm.