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Evening journal., 1902-01-31
WAYFARER'S NOTEBOOK
They Got Their Money

A heavy snOwstOrm usually causes
many practical jokes. 1t seems to stir
up all the mischief in the joker's com
position. A young business man while
stopping in front of the house of a
friend who sleeps late, was hailed by
several boys who wanted a job clean
ing off the pavement. He put them to
work cleaning OFF the pavement of the
late sleeper. The boys were not long
at the work
you go in and get the money, jim,
YOU know how to talk better than l
do said one Of the shovelers.
! Jim punched the electric button
on the front door, but upon getting no
response he banged on the door.
A window in the second story of the
house was raised and a man of gruff
voice called out:
| who's there?"
I'VE have got the pavement cleaned
off. mister"
What the thunder have l got to do
with the pavement being cleared off?'
he replied, as he slammed the window
and crawled back between the sheets.
Gee. fellers, we's buncoed," said
| Jim.
1 Bang dat door agin an les tell him
] dat we will trow dis snow back on de
payment agin if he don't poney up de
money"
Jim banged again and up went the
same window.
Whose there?" asked a female voice.
IT'S us. an we hez cleaned dis pay
ment. If dat man don't give us de
pay we will trOw de snow back on il
lagin."
Who told you to do the work."
Some man wild specs on, and we
wants our money
Finding the lads determined, the
man told his wife to throw them hall
dollar and let him finish his nap. She
did so and the boys departed.
A reward will be paid by the late
sleeper for the name of the man "wid
specs on
She Lost Her Temper and "Cussed"
II is not often that woman is heard
to swear in a public place, but on al
East Fourth street car Wednesday
woman driven desperate by the SLOW
l progress Of the homeward journe,
broke the rule to the amusement Of
number of men.
The snow had caused a blockade an,
the cars were at a standstill. Tn
woman was late and wanted to ge
her husbands supper on time.
n Dear. dear; this is awful" she salt
! several times until she got mad whei
tshe arose in her wrath and said, lie
!, me out OF this damn car" There wa
a general roar as the woman was al
llOWpd IN aliphf
Evening journal., 1902-01-31

Mems Long Swagger Overcoats. in
Oxford Grays and Black Kerseys, all
sizes
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WATERPROOF Storm Coats, in tan cor.
duroy and Oxfords, all sizes
Regular Price Our Former Our s.
nlar Price Our Former


CsA Our Midwinter Clearance Sale
l0ulIS of Mems, Youths, Boys and
=---==== ChildI Iens Suits continues at
Half Price to make room for the
new Spring and Summer Suits now being man
uf4ctured to our special order
Every garment is marked in plain figures,
lower originally than was ever offered before in
Wilmington by other dealers, but you now buy
them at Just
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wilmington, January 80, 1907.
Evening journal., 1902-01-31
S0eSsSSon SQessSScn
so0.Soo.so/XNzARxET 81 so0.eo9:eIoN NI\AR<ET ST,
Our + ebruary Sale
Is Now On in Every Department.

of our new stock of long Swagger Over
coats, as we'll as the medium length, heavy
weight Overcoats bought for the present
season, to make loom for the new Spring
and Summer Clothing. Our loss is your
gain. Come early and make your selec-
tions from complete assortments while
they last
Overcoats in Mems Medilln, enath una Wv ,.oiuh.
Evening journal., 1902-01-31

No fewer than 5S7 .SS4 prisoners were
in the prisons of British India in 1899
1900. an increase Of 92,O64 over The
number for 1891. OF this huge tota
only 24555 were females which is
smaller proportion than in Westeri
countries.
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Furniture!

We are now prepared 10 dis
play our new line OF FURNI-
TURF The latest styles. direct
from the Eastern factories
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s17s-May 20. 2sJune 2, 9.
SHERIFF's SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue OF a certain ex-
ecution issued by Lyle A Dickey, See
ond District Magistrate Of Honolulu,
Island of Oahu. Territory OF Hawaii, on
the 22nd day Of April, A d. 1902, in the
matter OF John r. Hamburg VS.. Lum
Tong, Ching Lin Sung and Cha Lin, Co
partners under firm name of Wing Wo
Company. L have. on the 22nd day OF
April, A ID. 1909, levied upon and shall
expose for sale at public auction, 10
the highest bidders. at the auction room
of J. r. Morgan. on Queen street, in
Saturday, May 81. A. D., 1902, all
the right, title and interest of said
Lum Tong. Ching Lin Sung and Cha
Lin. copartners under firm name of
Wing wo Company. and of said Lum
Tong, in and to the following property,
unless the Judgment amounting to two
hundred and seventy-six and 1900
dollars, interest, costs and my expenses
are previously paid:
Goods. wares and merchandise, con-
sisting OF provisions. lamps, agate, tin
and iron ware. and other goods:
Ice chest, counters, show cases and
contents; counter scale and weights,
letter press and tobacco cutter.
CHAS r. CHILLINGWORTH
Deputy Sheriff. Territory Of Hawaii.
Honolulu. Oahu. April %. 1902
s15s-April %. .S-May S, %, 20.
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HERE FROM
TRIP TO HILO

supt. James II. Boyd OF the Department
OF Public Works returned on the Kinau
Saturday from n brief trip to Hlo on
business CONNECTED with his department.
The principal result OF Mr. Boyd's visit
was the conclusion OF negotiations for the
ext, nsion OF Bridge street and the allot-
ment Of homesteads to about thirty Ha-
waiians. Nr. Boyd also inspected the road
work IL the district. and the new Hilo
wharf on which good progress is being
made.
Negotiations are about completed for
the extension OF Bridge street" said Mr..
Boyd yesterday. The roadway must be
acquired from the property owners along
the proposed extension. and considerable
portion has already been secured. All
the plans were completed for the extern
sion. which win be n distance OF half .
mile. from kirc street t. the No canO
road. and the remainder OF the work 10
left In the hands OF the road board"
Allotment was made also to twenty
eight Hawaiians OF government home
stead lots In Nakaoku and there are 4
number Of applications still to be settled
In that district.
There was nothing new from the Vol
cano. and no one knew anything OF its
activity. in sending out large
OF black smoke and steam We
could see nothing from the boat and
tourists who had just returned from the
Volcano and were on the boat, said moth
ing OF it,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

AT A MEETING OF THE CHAR
ter members Of the Chinese Relief So
ciety OF Honolulu, the charter was &C
cepted, the corporation organized. the
bylaws adopted and the following Of
ficers elected:
Wong KwaI. President.
/. Ahlo, Vice President
YIN Quon. Treasurer.
Yee Chin, Secretary.
Chu Gem, Auditor.
Who. with Y. All In and f. Wan
Sang. constitute the Board OF Direc-
tors.
Honolulu. May and 1902.
YEE CHIN,
sIee Secretary.
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SHALHD TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received until
1. m. OF Thursday. June 9Th. 1904. for
furnishing all the labor and materials
and constructing pile structures to
connect Hackfeld wharf with wagon
road: and Queen street with road al
head OF slip between Hackfeld wharf
and Queen street bulkhead. to-
Specifications and plans on file IN Of
fee OF the Superintendent OF Public
Works.
The Superintendent OF Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
JAMES II. BOYD,
6f7s Superintendent OF Public Works.
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ApproYed:
HENRY e. COOPER,

Governor.
Treasurer's Office. May 70. 1902.
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Lodge LIE Progress De lOCeanie.
Ok
No. La. A. & A. s. RITE.

A REGULAR MEETING OF LODGE
lie Progress L'Oceanie No. 124. a. & A
8 r.. will be held this (Monday) even
ing, May 80. at 1880 o'clock, in the
Masonic Temple.
TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS.
Members Of Hawaiian Lodge, Lodge
Pacific and visiting brethren are in
vited to attend
BY order OF Worshiptul Master.
c. c. BOCKUS, Secretary.
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The United States secret service on
Gers kidnapped two Georgia men in
Quebec. Canada. and brought them TO
Montreal. where extradition suits have
been brought The men were Gaynor
and Greene. who forfeited their bail
at Savannah.
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CHAPTER So. CIVIL LAWS 1897.
TERM TREASURY NOTES.

CHAPTER So. CIVIL LAWS 1897
TERM TREASURY NOTES.
Sec. s76. The Treasurer upon the ap-
prevail OF the Governor may issue. at
par. upon public tender. to any person
or corporation Term Treasury Notes
in the name OF the Hawaiian Treasury.
Sec. ca. The said Treasury Notes
shall be issued in sums OF One Thou
sand Dollars or multiple thereof, and
shall not exceed at any one time One
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars.
not exceed seven per cent per annum,
free OF tax. and be payable at the due
date OF the note.
Sec. GO. The tenders for the said
Treasury Notes shall state the rate OF
interest for gold tenders. or for silver
tenders, and whether to be repaid In
gold or silver coin.
Sec. $50. The term for which any
Treasury Note shall be issued shall not
exceed seven months.
Sec. 6s1. The form OF said Treasury
Notes shall be ~ follows:
No. ....-.....
HAWAIIAN TREASURY NOTE.
s.---.-.
Honolulu, 1892.
Received from ........ the sum $3.50.
dollars payable in U. S. Gold coin on
presentation OF this note properly en-
dorsed.
This loan Is made for six months
from July LIST. 1909. and viii bear in
terest until fully paid from July LIST,
1902. at the rate Of per cent per
anuum-
Registrar of Public Accounts.
..-......-....-
Treasurer.
617s-May 20. 2s-June 2, 9.
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81 AUTHORITY.
SHALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by thf
Treasurer until Il o'clock noon on Sat
urday. June It'll. 1902. for Territorial
Treasury Notes. under tho provisions
contained in Chapter 50 or the Civil
Laws OF 1897. TO the amount OF $50. ooo
Tenders to be in sums OF s.. 900 or mul-
tiples thereof. payable in U. S. gold
coin. Funds TO be available on July
1st. 1902. at the Treasurer's office. Each
note TO be issued for the term OF six
months. For fun particulars bidders
are referred to said Act as printed be-
low.
WIZ. II. WRIGHT,
Treasurer.
Approved:
HENRY z. COOPER,
Governor.
Trea stlrer's Off7ce Nav 10 1QnS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

Miles City Mont. Aug 25.-Sergeant Coon OF
Troop H. 18th Cavalry. has been drowned while
sachments Of soldiers from Fort Reosh Vsn are ae
lively engaged in search for his body
Rans xsa p Of ans in Silver % adaH
night The robbers entered the basement, thence
ssa side is mole the
reached here that Miss Maud Thompson WAS killed
County The only cause ASSIGNED is that the girl
refused to go away with him. The murderer
capped.
received here to-day Tom Mullins and Son"
rs rharpeS with oesces among oers
the assault Of Miss Cora Williams. Of Freelind.
Va; The Mullnses were members Of George Pot
train on the Southern Railway. southbound.
Marbns. asfan s ' G With the exception of two sleep
ing cars. the train was completely demolished. but
none of the passengers were hurt. The engineer.
mall clerk the soOTsd fireman man ,Sa- and sGossd
wefe end to Save been open
it is believed
Tacoma. Wash. Aug. 25.-It is announced that
fall to nii ut the construction gangs the VAL
dez-Eagie railroad work on which viii be started
ins IN North several hundred japanese in order to
the TO, the ee hav at In operom s es
Lansing. Mich. Aug 25-The case of William
COUNTY pet Of having in his wild ducks
the purpose of shipping them outside OF the state
Court. The case involves that important provision
Of the Mehsam Of ts eass Ts. nh McRa s
Supreme Court sustained the law on the ground
that the state owns the game and has the right
to restrict taking and use
Grand Rapids Mich. Aug. g-GeneraI Edwin R
Niles of Goshen. Ind, was arrested at hotel here
pouch. which had been dropped by passing street:
car at 4 transfer point The bag was later found
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
CRICKET.
DEFEATS ENGLAND IN AN
NUAL CHAMPIONSHIP.

Details OF the nth test match between England
and Australia at the Oval in London, have been
received here by the last mail The cable an
nornced the bare fact that England had won thls
game bv one wicket. 1t turns out that the match
was one of the most exciting ever played In Eng
land and during the three days OF play some Sixty
Thousand SPECTATORS viewed the game.
The Australians scored S24 runs In their nrst
innings and England 1S3. In the second attempt
at the bat the Australians were disposed OF Tor a
total Of 121 Lockwood getting five wckets for IS
runs and Rraund two for IS. This left England
recurring 2s3 runs to win. and after Ave wickets
had fallen for As runs there appeared little chance
Of preventing defeat G. L. Jessop a1S, howsvfr hy
bittinR IN Io4 runs in hour and quarter. while
r q jackson helped things with an innings or ~ IS,
IIirst also played splendidly but when hhodes
came in last man. Is runs were st required to
win Foth men then played as II their lives ce.
pended on the result. while the spectators wen. en-.
n,Iid over every scored. until Rhodes MADE tho
winning hit by off drive amid the great en-
thusiasu OF the crowd, who carried the two iork,
sbirn men OF the field Hrst scored 5S not out and
Rhodes not out. OF the five games piayed' aus
traIIe won two. England won one and two were
drawn
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
BICYCLES TO BE HIGH Err.
SUPPLIES COSTING MORE CHEAP
WHEELS ALREADY DISPOSED OF.

Now that about all of the cheap bicycles have
been disposed Of the leading manufacturers Of
the country have about determined to raise the
price of wheels for next season 1t is unofficialy
admitted that the cheap grade Of wheels this
year turned to the dealers and jObbers
prices which cannot be duplicated next year
and leave any profit for the maker.
One of the leading manufacturers of the coun-
try in the city yesterday. and. while he con-
sented to discuss the industry he requested
that his should not be used at present
In speaking OF the situation. he said: The in
dustry is picking up most emphatically, and L
expect that the sales of wheels next season VIII
be much heavier than has been the case for sew
eua seasons. While the price of wheels will be
increased 20 the dealers, this does not neces-
sarily mean that the buyers Will have to pay
any more for the same grade of wheels than
they paid this year.
The price of accessories has advanced so
much during the last year that the makers have
found by bitter experience that they Will
have to get more money for their output or
Quit the business Rubber has advanced, and
the same can be said Of the price of steel. wood
rims and about everything else which is used IN
the manufacture Of bicycles
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Aug. 2S-Brigadier easily won the 1@mp
Handicap six rlirlongs at kinloch Park to-day
crossing the line lengths before Mabel Winn,
which beat Bummer three lengths for second
money. Weather clear track fast. summaries;
rurongr selling)-ILkeness. lo2 tfat-
tiste1 10 won Terraline IO2 (Davidson).
ond Blue Blaze BeRuchampp, 20 /. thrd Time
1914. ~ -, "a,
Cave furlongs; sellingl-kings Lady JUS
Ct DEAN. TO- Agnes Mack. los tfiosr) L 70
l. second Marchioness. 1o3 (otisI, 70 l. third Time
1:0o1r 80
Third and one-eish;h miles; s.ilinslLNeiie
Regent. 10T Beauchamp). to !. won: Blue Mint l"i
CSculv) 5 TO second; F.. "a &C. Bonner, to
o. Fn,rh race tthe Ieap Handicap $1,000: furlongs
BrIgader. III OIoar). TO 5. won; Mabel VIM lp
(I3eaucha1np). /. second BImmer, 100 ct DEAN,
to l. Time, f:1a - - .,.-, i, -
s. won: Lunar. lo2 Beauchampl: to second Cap}ain
Gaines 1I2 ~ Matthew'S /. third. Time. l2I
sixth race zone mile: tellinsl-Fnundling % &c Bon
n.rl i to 2 won: Bacchus. gl tSayers TO l. second
Chor,. Fov 1o5 Cfsattiste 10 /. third Time. lti'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
NOTE ON SAMUEL BUTLER.

From The London Morning Post
Mr. Samuel Butler. whose death, In his sixty
seventh year. IS deeply regretted by the circle
of those who knew him we'll and loved his up
right and kindly II uncompromising, nature
was one of those rare beings who Will never al
low that because an opinion is almost UNI
versally held" 1t is to be accepted as gospel;
Emerson, in his essay on Society ana ooi' 'uue,
declares that I'VE pray to be conventional. but
that 1.-THE wary Heaven takes care you shal NOT
be IL there is anything good in you. Dante was
very bad company. and was never invited 10 10
dinner" II Mr.. Butler was unconVentiohai IL
was assuredly not because he prayed that ne
might be conventional" and II he did not at
tend many social gatherings ii was quite as as
suredly not because he was very DAD com
pany" He enjoyed the society that he deslreu: u
s.J, is not the circumstance of seeing more OF
fewer people but the readiness Of sympathy that
imports" and the true wit who conceived .Ie
satire of "Erewhon' and who proved tnat tiie
odyssey" was written by gfrl-though IN tnis
he was more serious than witty perhaps-1ouno
genuine athy In sufficient quantity TO SAT
isfv his unambitious, cheerful and phiiosophicai
soul
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
HARNESS RACING.
GOOD TIME IN GRAND CIRCUIT CONTESTS
AT PROVIDENCE.

Providence. r. l.. Aug. 25-The track at Nara
gansett Park lightning fas' this after
noon and the Grand Circuit opened with record
smashing Every heat winner broke records Inc
7.a0 uacing stake caused the most excitement, ana
heightened into a fve-heat contest. George spear
drove Gold Brick. 2Os1z. and Ed" Geers was up
behind Dandy Chimes 209A. while Greenline 2:os@.'
WA. hacked on his Readville performance. 1t was
q rao. between Geers and Spear. Gold Brick took
a mark OF 2Isl. in the first heat. and DahoE
Chimes won the next IN 2O71a Gold Brick won the
third heat and Dandy Chimes the fourth Inc
efth heat was match race between the t"o' ou'
Gold Brick won in slow time.
sensational time was made in the 2:os pace, when
a new 2:o5 performer uncovered in Satha'
s,raus driven by Jack Curry. This fast son
Of Director easily outstepped the ReadNihe WIN
ners with marks around 207. and won the race III
,wo straight heats, taking & record or Zto11- -.
Gaers tried hard drives with Terrace queen 0ue I
9, Vac too fast for New Richmond tZ7n1A,
vent TO a break and dfstanced In the seco1ia
heat Cseers drove Zephyr in the 70 trot ana
forced Baron de Shay to take mark OF 2:ss. a 6ga
fIeers got no better than fourth money The zls
trot was easy for Prince OF Orange. but Geers mad
Tomorrow is the day OF the Park Brew $40 sS c,o
stake Tor 2l0 PAGERS. Audubon Boy won this rich
purse last year in POS. but with the track In Its
present condition the winner will be likely 10
beat 2d5.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
REALISTIC WRITING.
m The London Outlook.

From The London Outlook.
Realistic writer's require curbing In weather
like this. Even the details of lady's toilet are
not sacred in their eyes From serial appear
ing in a popular evening paper we extract the
following priceless passage:
ION the 9th inst by special license. she re-
hected as she brushed her teeth thought
fully.
In future no doubt shall be favored with
something like this:
"Hai" muttered the Red Earl to himself. he
haughtily applied the pomade hongroiae to his
moustachios $50 Godfrey Dale has crossed my
path again-let him bewar-r-e.'
For ourselves. admit n preference for the
dear. old
''Sir Vavasour paced moodily along the ter
race blowing great clouds of smoke from his
nostrils and
But there-other times, other manners
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
YACHTNG.
JAMAICA BAY ASSOCIATION.

The second OF the Jamaica Bay Yacht Rae
ing Association is to be sailed the Canarsie
Yacht Club Labor Day. starting at
220 D. m. from point off the clubhouse
There will be a race for sloops and catboats
from forty feet racing length to twenty feet and
a race for power launches For the latter the club
has adopted the "Rudder scale OF allowances, and
the time of each boat will be taken as II crosses
III. line An interval of two minutes will be al
lowed for each class to start but boat falling
n cross within this limit will be timed crossing
two minutes after the start.
The Canarse Yacht Clubs Corinthian regatta
win he sailed on Saturday, August 90 starting at
e.so m There will be music and dancing at the
clubhouse Labor Day
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT WASHINGTON.
FIRST CAME

AT WASHINGTON.
(FIRST GAME)
p H E.
Washington o o I o I rs
Detroit ......-.........1 o O-6 Is 8
Batteries-Carrick and Drill; Yeager and MCGUIRE.
SECOND GAMED
r. Fl. E.
Detroit ...........O o o o % 2
Batteries-Orth and Clarke: Mullin and McAIister-
AT BOSTON.
r n. z.
Boston .................2 Ks
St Louis ..---.........0 o o O o o o o 2
Bat:eries-Dtneen and Criger Donohue and Sugden-
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia ...........3 o 2 X II o
Batteries-Joss and Bernis: Mitchell and Schreck
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
ATHLETICS.
METROPOLITAN CHAMPIONSHIP

At the meeting of the Metropolitan Associa-
ton held at James z. Sullivan's office the follow
ing members answered the rollcall: John j. Dixon.
47th Regiment Athletic Association, chairman: A
J. Murburg. Pastime Athletic Club Thomas
O'Breu. Warren Athletic Club; H. Loertubessins,
New West Side Athletic Club; P. j. Conway, Great
er New-York Irish Athletic Association: F.
w. Ruben. ST. George Athletic Club: NJ. Hapin.
New-York Athletic Club; M J. Flynn. of the Star
Athletic Club, and Charles Reuss of the National
Athletic Club. At the meeting ii was decided that
the games start promptly at p m on Saturday.
It will be necessary TO have five men in all finals
in order to comply with the rule in regard
to scoring the five points The order of contests
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The final round for the Bullock-Haven cup at
the Marine and Field Club, Of Brooklyn. VIII Do
nIaved on Saturday between Peter Fletcher ana y.
woodward On Labor Day the members w oegin
competition for cup prese 1ted oy . r oSaEei,
the semi final and Anal rounds for wnicn VIII pe
played on September and H. resPectl'eIiy. Ino
team match with Crescent scheduled for saturday
has been POSTPONED until september 0.
George Low the Dyker Meadow professional
ubo has been IN charge of the Ekwanuk links. at
Manchester Vt, for the summer. Is expected 20
return to Dvker time this week The august
handicap for members will be played tomorrow"
There will be a best bail foursornc at the links
Of the Crescent Athletic Club Saturday. while
on Labor Day thirty-six hole handicap is an,
nounced. The best two scores In this handicap Will
qualify for a thirty-sx hole final match for the
j. V. Wilson Cup
The Deal Golf Club will hold It's first open tour
nament on September T. and s.
match on the Hotel Champlain links between
Honeyran of the Champlain Golf Club and May.
of ST. Andrews. watched with keen interest
by large gallery. May made three 3's. six IS
and five SIS. Honeynnan had two Ss. eight As and
SIS to his credit. HOneyman beat May. VINO
was novice on the course, by 70 to 81
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
DEATH FROM BASEBALL FIGHT

Luke Crystal driver. OF No. PIG CanaI-st died
yesterday the result of having been kicked in the
abdomen during baseball game Sunday at Elm
Park. Staten Island. During the game there was a
fight, Crystal told Coroner Brown who went to
the hospital to take the mans ante-mortem
statement. and the players mixed up. During
the fracas Crystal was kicked IN the abdomen by
of the players. He said he did not
know who Il He returned to his home In the
evening but grew very III. and went to the hos
ptal He died late In the afternoon