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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09

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"THE LEI WOMEN" and others
have been copyrighted under
the United States Law by
MESSRS. KING BROS, the
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This firm is Producing S me
superb Cloud Effects printed in
Platinum. which are worthy of
special mention
Mr.. Melvin, who his charg ,
of the photograph department,
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this line, which in due time
will be fully developed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
kimbalI Company Peace.

San Francisco, Feb. 2. - Peace
reigns once more among the Share
holders OF the Kimball Steamship
Company. At the annual meeting Wed.
nesday all differences were settled and
the report Of the secretary and treas.
urer was received with cheers. Il
showed the concern to be on a sound
financial basis and that the prospects
for the ensuing year were very bright.
The officers elected by the sharehold.
ers were: Joseph Marsden, presi-
dent; Robert J. Tyson, vice-president;
John ii. Bullock, secretary and treas
urer, and George W. Macfarlane, di.
rector. Now that all differences are
settled the cor pany should prove one
OF the most ~, cessful on the coast,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
Hawaiian Leaves New York.

New York, Jan. q. - The new
American freight steamer Hawaiian
of the new American. Hawaiian Steam
ship Company sailed on her maiden
trip from this port today for San Fran.
cisco and Honolulu. The Hawaiian Is
in command Of Captain Baneheld and
is the second of the lines new vessels
to leave this port, Monthly sailings
will follow with the new steamers Ore
gonian, Californian, American, Alas.
kan and Arizonian.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
Legal Notices.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIRCUIT
Of the Territory OF Hawaii. In probate, at chamhet,.
In the matter NJ the estate Of Emele Ppilani, late ~
OF the administrator of the estate Of said deces>ss
having been filed. wherein he asks that his accauno
be examined and approved, and that a final ortr Re
made Of distribution Of the property remaining In his
hands 10 the persons thereto entitled and schsrysP
him from all further responsibility SuCh aimini,t
Iator, II Is ordered that Monday, the 9TH dsy ot
"arch, A D.. 1907, at % o'clock a m. at Cha nbets
In the Court House, at Honnu u, Oahu, b~ and tn
same hereby Is appointed as the time and place f1
heart said petition and accounts. and tst al per
sons iniereste may then AMI there appear and shoe
cause Y any they have, why the same should moi Ia
granted. y q
Hono'ulr, January 40, 1901, .
BY the Court,
J. A. THOMPSON,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
A Healthy Stomach

Hoare, British Consul. and the Consuls
of the other powers Prince David Ka-
wananakoa. Major Ennis. Capt. Sla-
ker, Lieut.. Ketcham. Major Taylor.
Lieut.-Com. Pond and wife. Paymaster
Hall and large list of prominent citi-
gems and their wives.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09

The Undersigned having been duly appointed al
mnsuators with the will annexed OF the tas q
Lau Tseung, otherw Sc lau Chong. formerly Hoss-
lulu. Hawaii. late OF Hong Kong, deces,ei. hgers
give notice to all creditors to prese their osims
duly authenticated and with proper voueh'TS Il aay
exist, even II the claim Is secured hy mortgage upJ
real estate 70 them, he SAID Undersigned at thu 0ea
OF Wing Wo Tai, Nuuanu street, nesr King In $40
Honolulu, within six months from this date at pvNf
Cation ard II ss claims I've not pre- enei hn soh
time they shall b. forever ba red. All tiers ms In .
iebed to sali estate a. estei IN Ike immsisN
payment to SAID Undersigned at said office.
Dated, January 3Ist. I9oI.
LAU YIN,
LAu TONG,
Administrators with the will annaNet-
I7S1-I9t- Thurs-Fri-Sat
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
EIe ctiOn of Officers

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Board Of Officers were elected at the Az
nual Meeting Of c. BREWER & CO.
uTDJ held this day, to serve for the en-.
suing year, viz:
Chas. NJ. Cooke, ...... President
Geo. II. Robertson. .... .........
...... vice.President and Ma,age-
E. F. Bishop, -. Sec. and Treas.
Col. W. F. Allen, ...... Auditor
P. c, Jones, Esq
H, Waterhouse. Esq Directors.
Geo. R. Carter, Esq.
E. F. BISHOP,
Secretary.
Dated Honolulu. Feb. 6, 1901. I757.1u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09

A government transport from San
Francisco, carrying mail, is due about
the 9th and 23d OF each month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,
NOTICE..

Stockholders Of the Hawaiian Chimes.
kona Coffee Plantation Co. Ltd, are
hereby notified to surrender their old cerd-
ficates and receive new ones. The sec-e
tary will be at the Hawaiian Chiues
News Co., at Chang Kim's off e ever
SATURDAY this month from 2 to J p. IN
CHANG CHAU,
Secretary.
Honolulu, February X, 1901, f7SO-IW
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
NOTICE..

At the adjourned annual meet ng Of the
HAW All LAND CO., LTD, held this
dav, the following officers were elected to
serve fer the ensuing year;
W. G. Aehi, Esq President, mud Mgr.
N. K. NakuinL Esq .vice.Pte3ident
Jesse Makainai, Esq Treasurer
Enoch Johnson. Esq .......... Secretary
Chris J. Holt, Ed ............".A ditor
Board Of Directors: Jonah Kumalae,
Esq.,, r. J. Testa, Esq. and J. N. kea.
ENOCH JOHNSON,
Secretary Hawaiian Land Co., Ltd.
February 3. IooI. I7so-if
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At meeting Of the c. F. HERRICK
CARRIAGE CO., LTD, held Janusry
2Sth, 1901, the following officers xre
elected to serve for the ensuing year
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
Election of Officers.

Notice Is hereby given that the follow
Ing board Of officers were elected to serve
al the annual meeting OF the HAMOA
PLANTATION CO., held on February
I. 1901:
w. F. Allen. President
n. P. Baldwin. .vice-President
@. H. Robertson. ........Treasurer
Z. F. Bishop. ..........Se Secretary
.,,P. Z. Jones .......... Director
The above compose the Board Of d.
rectors.
Auditor: T. Richari Robinson.
Dated Honolulu, Februrv 4, 1901.
Z. p. BISHOP,
t75O2W Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
Election of Officers,

At the adjourned annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of Z. .. HALL x SON,
LrD., held THURSDAY January 9TH, 1907,
the following Off, ers and directors were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
w. w. Hall President
e. Q. White. Treasurer
E. n. Pa is............Seoretary
Z. IL. PaiiS...............Au Auditor
The above, with A. J. Campbell and
Bruce Cartwright, constitute the board If
directors.
e. H. PARIS,
Secretary E. o. Hall & Soo, It'd
February 9TH, 1901. I75oIw
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The Evening Bulletin. ~ cents per
sonth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Additional, and the Istes, Shipping News. will be
found on the eighth page.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-09
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers due and to sail for the next
thirty days are as follows:
ARRIVE,
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.. r. &. L. Go.
TIME TABLE.

Agent. ..
n, p DENTsoN. RupArl ,t@ndart.
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d. VIII tnrer b. cards sAra' a'd 'o'."
Iu,. H h"., ttr h,. Iu.'. .. l.I l.'H'
,he wtsttf" "t l"' ing ',t H, H.,
,augh and L., plH ,rr ir' queen '' l',','
/, u-r h.ctu~,. n thr uO".' b.. .H'"N' 10
vim lII the Diamonds n.' .',t o." "'" dt"i'
which n" thuh- d. iu b r h1hIi n' - NV
uf iao guarded .Iuh Mn u' 1l u', "h
irnud IA duum,'- huui t. ''W" h''k NNh.
II IL" I',I. iNr l,r ur' lu.m. will nave
IA, diamond tud ou u.u' W must I'l
thc -n,,lr. aud d L take, ,.r .N"'"" 'nd '
''In'k Ii INIT, ,o urrr'-. 'rus'lus
m. rather Discard. Hr ,..uu.t '.-h'- l",
irl. apparently, h""hy" n't OF in 1.I L. .L
lrai ncir,s ~ Tee u G u ha, au. r"'''''n
Iri,b 4" lH, Is % .ood sllu. 8. "' 'h"
,t,rnria,c, IL inr,ius dlNrtrd- With an -
ttlhshcd suit l. can read i'I "a me iiMi, M
nui ~ he di.'ards ono he lnu %" 'G"II',%ds ,,d.
tho heart n,r. 80 t- 80 for'" nam g. Discard
another ,luh nud maN" "nr" lh'l ne '''-
mo-, ..iNr hI. parturi q heart
If k,rrS noart and thru,., ava eA
his clubs. = rnu PVT him IA MN 1''N -,'It
makins the H"" and "irhl ct thnl ~1. AT t4'
end after Winning ia" h"dU lh' \ '''"'
to h- pariu''
,i'uNoI.~
rhc ku.,Nrihuyl "r Whist IlUp 0, "nl"Ntng
,,ii" 4 n,o,n under ~. lupulrrm"nt of -
n" nn"N board - or,ror- " Il l1ouue,, rrr-
dent. lo,rrl /mnr, nan Nl'c !, "ld"u'.
II = sktun"r. rrc1-w"r. and ln I" h'hln-
t. hr over, I lhgrsd1' lu-t"ld e.. 81 ,hi"nh''
Ihur~da,S uud y htud-"rl' r'uh' mas h,%'n
offered hN the '.uh i"r ',r toe, D.. or" a., il'r
pr., .,,~ lrc rctl~runrrri tur hrh'~l ,D'r"- iu ~"
1r"-in, r'gh game. 'l" count =" t.. g"il
iru,u tl" .',' ,"'.. ~ "hruurN 'f '"I" !"
ma lrs' 'l.r r. dai" 'u' .'r '"."'n~ l'n',
.V.tIrH = Street ',.'. EI'I 10
Il. ur,. .urgl. .rr' nag = .'" Women
N w., Irt..r. .v.lI br 'u'l a. r.".'. 90 MA
W &, Ma r." ,l'lou- ru.uu.'ilor, nav"
n..,u auj.uu'oi uui ru. Nora OF preparation
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Pot. ta- 80 u... .r. saI' 90
rr.. z ra. ..-. ,,-.'' @, g.. rr.',..r
,,l'.'ss ,.., ..,. ,...,.... A..
-, ,a.. t..... .a ...r ,,... o.. .,-t /, 3.
,,.. ..r .nS- uag r" .rd ur..s
I..s I' b.. .'- t'.l l' 'i"
via a.. ,r..s ta.a.-r |.. ..... t..' n boo I..,
lr must ..' rlmv iu t.u. .r o.. ..t''
i,.lns - d.rarI l.- -..r lls pr.f.r. 20
',-... 'tri tie t.u. hur.n. that / NHl I...'
%" ...,''aH' ., .., ..,f ,,.y. I- ...I,...,i
EIug and tttt = ...' what I d"s'.
Trick f'rins ug' Oh" h"Ut1 mav hc
diamond, AMI 'lll- rp catch the a'rs Ith.uA.
n better O. make slr" ~ ~" tricks u spai".
wLur he ut- ever, SUI s'opped II nu" I
for suics II wnl srt ignT' into the i"il
another diamond through vii win Tour by
Irck A. i certain dunn viii lead
another diamond b" j. quite safe IN urd"r-
p.tvtng the club second time, and la, tho
bare chance thHt Y may s't confused about
70 acr aud uue-se the lire, IN which "a"
Il might have the ton. Nothing can he lost
1rics5 \ must n.SAe tn. 'pade queen
while hr - in the lead, 50 lta 'u .I"aT tl- t,e
TTirk 8 A- soon a. scas he has been
trapped hs realizes that It d.rs NOT matter
what b" plays-the clubs must maze
lesson, tho force II " hich Il l. somehow worry
i tivult To- get b 4. inner 80 IN lrrSttn !
This les. n l.. when YOU are IA the Lead 'ui
SUN have every suit stopped q rsh' tI ~
" lth the suit ,uu started n fui --l % feared
NhIl" '". az" i""llns around iNius y" ~
4 CERTAIN lHu u ru,. l,ti -H l- '. uI. .h 40
= truck Who. .uu '"allN don ~ Wuul ."s VIII
often get uiu difficulties ihtt vii .'~t ''u
fN' game 40 msttSr who has %" hIus
u1 dUII,n f.. Las - H"r'N.n'. r D." l,.. q"
Il b" .N'tI .rt tnr spades alone aud 400 i'.n'
along Nl'h ls'u' Wen" .'h""'' l1' .ui
shr,'d h' IIl."l
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RACE TRACK rivORlTES.
t, sssp,si.s, 90 sss ssss 90 fs.s
Oss lasI tsAs


t... ......t.f ..r.4 .. ... .ss .af..a
....s #.a f...fHa. f ..s ..H... ...
......... ...s ...I. T.s ....s. .
Id. r..af .. ...
..t a Ha .. ... Hf .s ... % .ss
I... ..... Las ..H. sfI..I.HHf ....r s...
sa 100 .. .H. .fas a
H.. ...
.
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..... .. .......
.. #..
..H .fs H#
..H.H
..H.# .Hff .a
f.f ...f r.. "a r...'
... ... .H ...H ....H
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me,fI.g-. HIc d,,Ic1~r- r,~I C,tlN"Iv Of 90
u,r cent tiI % pcr cent % q. 81 REQ year-uld
tri, division included llnrr, E'ou HuckwA
~r irdu,f-. T. ni,ur, Ron der pamiou.
brrrsl9,,T. GulIlrr tui P,rp lia,. but why
inrN should N.t., '.ru go much uurr COI>iS-
i,utI, in .HintHtt. n 'nr'rIn Brr1yd ktur,Ia
Jack Point Klmuruu.E. Rana"llu HnC
FrUu.hl yifd DI',r- IN 1850 i~ dillDrIi To- ~
uuu IruclhrrI Imp, Klnlry Mnck. Mil
stream. X Kllla-haudra, lutru-Iyc, dC. Hpueu
90 ltN, l"cu tnc standard bearers SHdduCec.
IIr,prr H'i Others the d'suppuIuturUt-
II - among the fnUr-NrVr-olds and upward
Nat the .Ietf rtlu for last SEASON 1up"Hr1,
tud n D., also IlrtttutlN INTERESTING 10 note
that thrrs i- a great increase ut sNu'N Iurrtlug
= races for tine division ut Ne fhuruug 'hI"d>
thus taking WauV away from the ut"vIpus
Glass; aud this NAV hHN" had something To-
b. with IL" d"crcasc above noted The
,..,tl - ~ ftllpM.
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... ..
h. N.. .. .'..... ... Hr1u
.. f.. l-. f.. N...f..... ... ...H... ,8rr..
..z ... I..r.. t.. I.. .. I.fI Nyrs
...... F.U ,.ut
I. # .. ....'N I'D
I...... ..... |I -I.I.... ... .ut.l
IH. -. t... ... I..r..... iIturl-
.t.. ... '.. ...... s. .. .....| ..I. kulsv
Mars I.. n.. ..#...... NJ -
r...1 .. ... ...F... I.'....r ..rtviua
90 unI h.Hl,. ID ... II. Ifu. ~tS =
sH.H .r. ..I I... .. u"'''r ihrl
.....- .r. k.... H. r. H'It - TO
-f.''. ... t..n .I... .. ...... ..I BE- f"r g..
... .'..fs" N"Ir b. ....... .. lead. TO
'..s '.r O.. n... . O.. ,.. t-...rr rrrfnrfu.
.r." for N.f. t..f. ...... ...|sf.Ng fH" I'tNy
lml.-t 900 .t.I
N..If a..n t.4 &. ..,..ttH." tale y
t.rI k.rI., Nt... WI. r.t r..Ul. up. could
only .m.1 w.ri o" 'nH'n'u. and Ndyanc,
t.Itrf. each with IuH f....I.. lu. tine tnr
,4. PIP. 10, ..ul ID -. ,f,...'. ....4 o.. Ia-tIp
.rrtnae.- u"r-" ...N..t What q Grand
'I'n. ,lr 90 ~.,r.,-. .rHI Ht.. when, win
H. uunud- uu N.- 'u... D." ..i-.'. beat Lady
d 'I"' ind. No. ',,,.rd ,'e " w." 'S,S' m,cs !.
y =, Then 'n t.r tl.-t special at oraye-.
end k0u'e, MACK rumu.I avav from Nc
40, ID f,r d., ,f,. rr.l.. tri % quarter.
klulry Mack ,ruvn,uc EFFORT va. Ia thu
second Sle.l.d %, or,.r,".4l. and asa9 gEa is.
weight, vas remarkable The distance was
9iae r..c and 9 h'f l.o W., W. let in ,Sys., MIN
Mound, moro Win, kIrl.y Mack had to rug
up 20 pounds Dr-p'- u., heavy .myosg
Kiulc, Mlck finished unIy q length behind
the black mare aud brut Itl.lh.rt by a neck
In 2sll-S kluIry Mach ran MN" RACES.
winning hvc. va second twice. uird once
and once %. placed
The admirers IT FfhclIeIt hold that IN the
SECOND special aud ptrcr race, 10 which he
Wa defeated he did not show his true tOrnis
They point Out ina he Nas allo we'd to take
the dist kicked ur D., the pth'r horsc~. 20
va- iutrrfrrrd WIN that he could not do he
best under those ,lTcitu~i idLu,'-. bat oUl-
,la-~rd his field when ID clear tuur~" wdr Oh
ierci to him In support 81 thl- theory the
race for tine Blghtuu. cap. IA which he me1
Inn ia what Was ITa.tI,hlly d MATCH j. Clttds
The latter W,sit ont and lrd bN several lengthss
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I'e lIuo record shows a verv steady per
rcrf4gs win tlr exception Df tho - c'I shcad
-rr.u. Meeting. VII,' u viii l. rrr. eu. bered
va. phenomenal for fVvurlteS aud almost
equally remarkable for the manner IN which
hlndIcsunIug results failed Tho most re-
rIern4il. ''Iug about t'o 1900 record IL the
iiNer.i.,e Iu percentage between the BROOK
l,u spr.ug and the Brooklvu fan meeting
Passing g. the three v"ir-nld- and upward
mo heaviest d"ctea-,. j. found What caused N
10 - hard 90 -aN The three yeaT-Olds had
fairly we'll retained their two -yeaT-old form
but In the following wear when meeting older
lpr.-- pu--ihlV those that had not done 50
vol as y rec y ear-olds and had only returned
~ form. tho falling 81 becomes apparent
The sun., 1901-02-03

" the Hrooklvn spring meeting the failure
- faVorltrs ~ the stake Mas phenomenal
starting v,th u loss IN the fNpr'tatiuu the
clover Stakcs fAyorite wan, and then followed
lnss,a In tho u,.aknrss Bedford rutChppuo.
Hudson, carlton and Criterion, a win in the
t,tyelc and |u~-r'S ~ the Great American.
NAV. Nauhan-ett. Broldw9v and Myrtle.
ari then th" udr turned slightly In most
~ 'le.o losing races u"lther first nor second
'svorita was ulnrri. and This Curiuus result
I.t- given 0 ~'tri tu -" td"p ~ Wud"ru hlr-
,Ii..rr.r- 60 pt~- the stake rlCeS. 4 refer
enc" 80 '>pd shows an oN1CtlN siwllir run
fNr ~ cu'uu Reach
1nr most imuprtnut fact demonstrate. !
hy this I"v"-tiC1ti"n l. N" increased >t'Vdi-
moss ~ a." fnNnritc percentage II j. he
coming NOV" and Wur" oven Their" az" not
tho same wi.d swings of ton "r twelve win
urr- and Nitrru u' sixteen lns"r~ broken hv
udd.-ou flvoritcs 10 win. II ~" u"rccutago
nv"rlco has Decreased there b. litl" cause
Tor regret or WorrN for ~" play.rS ~ long
n, II continue, along present limos. and ~
fnr tho hRndicappers they will indeed be
foolish " they Httcmrt 20 dlscri inmate against
any givcn division of the turf contests. Al
those things sverag" out. Evidently the
prospects Of clean and well-halapced turf
speculation have not been so good In yeArs
- at the present time,
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rug BRIDGE WHIST TABLE.
...,,. 90 rss rssssss sssss
ss,sfss ~ sfes 0v
,......s q - s--sss ss-ss - r.-ss-s
!. s.ss-s 90. ~ fs---s-s s'-ss '-'s
= s.-ss ss...~. fs.s go sssfs-
-. i. 80 fsssss. - 80 e.--

.....ss. j. 80 f.ss'~s - - ".--
F#H fHH - fsf 80
.... ... s..rs 90 #a tf Ht a
..... ... as...f.
80
...as= f ..r.u - r#Hs
... "a .. .. =. ...fs
... .s4. .. .H.... .a.f a.sH.a I.Hss
t.. ...s...t
... ......t sH ..s sf.i.
.H.H . f.s fsHa
..a.... |s.a ...f
..tU..
f .a NH ".f'
#..f q FH.Hf ....
... .t..
...........
a.. ... ..af. .i..f .9 I.s
,...t M
.. .a. aH
" .Hf.
.....|..| .H
..... u..tg.
...... .s'..s .a '. .''''
.....f .f......... .ffsa
..
'' .H. 'H
... 90 ....H..fH ..Hf
....t .... DID.
....I H .I" .f1.'
.#... IH.. sore Hff.ts.f
.........
.'' . ." N.''
.... .. .... ..... .H.. asuHfHIfIas
I ... I..
H..
..... H. ...... n ..H '"f..'H
.. ..... .....ar H.
....... o..
.t .HH..s ..""N ' .f"
.. .. certain
r.H
... ... ... .I|t U|.HH.
..... ...... ..r...r ....r. .....u.
.... .
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i,tabitshiug . Motive.

From hr IOrCOg hWy
/ N.il ash YOU now" the attorney lpr The
nrD-",ufluu said to IL" Witness II The def
irudaut IA this cas" confessed 10 you his motive
ia shuuitng IA" q" Ceh~rd
n .id on interrupted the attorney for 'he
defence" ! object
/ only want 10 md out whether -.'
4 uhi"c''" G"gHl Wrdrglc ot hall an houn
Ihn witness may answer. ruled li~ luG-".
Now. then. SIR | will H-k You arnln bid
or did not the prisoner conieSsto Ia you hIs motive
In shooting the DECEASED
lie did
what was IT, u
sHe wanted 20 kill him -
The sun., 1901-02-03

fuur-Nrur- -olds and upward. hut IN ip1 there
were ifN-fNc, and tlIS hu~ materially
uf"ctcd ~" p,'rcontage uf winning faNurtt"I.
ultIouVh logically II l. NOT cNreCf"d su 20
a, Kruntpu Bench was especially strong
40 tins division. having tw"utN-tlrc" such
rurrs and While many ot m" n"ld- we're
-r.lI tl"Lr Vds good racing, aud hccautsr.
Wrllr 81 fruv RmrawaN, Rrttlr GREY, Rluc
n,yil. NnNiuo Gomez. Ransor nj SurNI,ur
.rovrd M well In one case the limit ~
,iu'tgru horses started
Iuthr all AGED dNi~iu there j. NOR. racing.
hut urroentagos remain about the same.
.. standing
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ERRORS OR THE JOCKEYS.
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lu 1896 thcre were twentv-sIN races, IN
1000 fnrtN--iN of this class and good hRndi-
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ccutLvr down. most of these races being
Won and lost hy u narrow margin
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The sun., 1901-02-03

No sos suue persons would unk" heart
orglua,.N. uu account of IA" honor 'Cnr"
lhN VIII. two 10y cards and simple hounf>
II srIl payri A. u no-trumpcr II luScs
four hy Catd-, aces cHsv.
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bsa"d on jan. 20. the first column, after tho
punuer ~ the hand. being H." puintr and
honor, lost - 'ho original declaration Il ~
Nump Ih" other columns show IN" f"~ult
o. "a IReSui make IN each case.
The sun., 1901-02-03

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The sun., 1901-02-03

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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-14
"WHAT DID TOMKINS DO ?"
Harry Corson Clarke Scores Big Hit
at the Grand.

Harry Corson Clarke. the popular and
Grand Opera house last night in his new
est and latest hit, "What Did Tomkins
Do" 1t is a capital comedy of character
in three acts and is presented by capa-
BILE company.
When the curtain rose every seat in
the house was occupied and the audience
was on Ihe alert for the advent of Tom
kns'
The first two acts are presented in the
office of j. Blackstone Tomkins of New
York. He is the son of Col. Tomkins.
the role played by Mr.. Clarke. The col
onel is a widower and a gay old boy, very
deferential to ladies and not a bit slow
in their company.
Violet Plant is a widow who's late hus-
band left her with will containing a
clause that in the event of her marrying
she was not to inherit his estate unless
She married man over so years of age.
She goes to the office of Attorney Tom
kins and mistakes the father for the
lawyer. He listens to her interesting
story and promises to win her case for
her. Colonel Tomkins proved an ardent
suitor and his very clever impersonation
u
widow and estate. There We're, however,
a few complications which aroused the
jealousy of the widow and kept the colo
mel in hot water. The play is repleto
with funny situations and introductions
combined to make up beautiful panor-
anna of wit and humor.
Mr. Clarke did some speciality work
last night which was very clever. He as
sumes the role of the late Frank Mayo in
an impersonation of Davy Crockett; John
Mccullough as the Gladiator, and
rather sarcastic take off on the eminent
English actor Henry Irving.
Pretty girls, catchy music, stunning
gowns and handsome stage settings help
to make What Did Tomkins Do a sue
cess.
what Did Tomkns Do may be seen
| this evening and tomorrow night.