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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-22
Corporation Notices.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

Shippers of freight by steamers Il
the Thter.Island Steam Navigation Co,
Ltd, are hereby notified that a new
form OF shipping receipt has been
adopted by the company to go into Of
feet at once.
Freight will be accepted, however,
ua the old form of receipt up to Octo'
Der LIST, 1902, after which date, freight
will be received only on the new form
of receipt, a copy of which can be
seen at the office of the company
Queen street.
INTERISLAND STEAM NAVlGA
TON CO., LTD.
2169.1m J. ENA, President.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

All creditt RS of Maria Coffin tkope.
nal (wD, deceased. are hereby notified
to present their claims. duly authenti.
Gated, and with the proper vouchers. If
any exist, even If the claim is secured
by mortgage upon real estate, to me at
my residence at Aala lane, In Honolulu,
Island of Oahu. Territory of Hawaii.
within SIN MONTHS from the date Ct
this notice. If such claims be not pre-.
scented within six months from tho
date of this notice they shall be for
ever barred.
Dated at Manoa aforesaid, July Is,
1902. MALE KEKUA,
E.Xecutrix Of the last Will and Tesla
ment of Maria Coffin (Kopena)
(w), Deceased.
J. T. DeBOLT, e..
Attorney for EXecutriX.
219S-July Is, 90, 30; Aug. 5.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

On and after this date bills of lading
will be issued by this company, instead
of shipping receipts as heretofore.
Freight will be received under the
old form of shipping receipt up to Oc-
tober 1st, 1902, but after that date the
bill of ladng only win be accepted.
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
c. l.. WIGHT,
President.
Honolulu. June 10TH 1902. 2l71-29t
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Recorded July IA. 1902.

Nakoholua to j. W. Puakea: deed
onehalf interest in property of KIEo
deceased Puako. South Kohala. Hd
wait; 81, etc. Book 242, page II. Dat
ed October Is. 1900.
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Recorded july is, 1902,

WALL 81, etc. BOOK 242, page IL. Dat
ed October 10. 1900.
Recorded July IS, 1902.
Patrice de Souza to Nagaran Fer
nandez; assignment; No. 6431. fra
claim for 1910: $50. Book 235, page
sol. Dated July IL. 1902.
McBryde Sugar Company. Limite T.,
ct al. to Alex NJ. McBryde; deed: Ap.
2 of Kul. 3414, Anupuaa Laval. Kauai;
81, etc. Book 2il. page 10. Dated
June %. 1902.
NJ. l.. Hoffman, to f. X. Campbell;
release: lot of Grant S503, Kaluaopa.
lena, Honlout'i. oahu; $500. Book
1872, page AS. Dated July IL. 1902.
Benz. Il. Campbell and wife to W. A.
Johnston; mortgage; lots S and Q. OF
Grant 3503, Kaluaopalena, oahu:
$1,000. Book 23I, page 245. Dated
July IL. 1902.
Aug. Dreier to Louis Marks; release;
Grant 1892 and portion r. p. 3i52. Ku.
laokahua. Honolulu. oahu; s35Oo.
Book 1856. page lis. Dated July !. 1902.
Recorded July II, 1902.
James L. Unauna to McBryde Sugar
Company. Limited: lease: Ap. . Cf
Kul. 7Gi5. Kalaheo Kauai; fifty years
for 81. etc. Book $40, page -. Dated
J sae 6, 1902.
puaoi to McBryde Sugar Compare.
Limited: lease; kul. 1916. Laval, IA.
uai; fifty years for 81, etc. full term.
Book 2r0. page %. Dated June 6. 1902.
Estate Achi X. Akau to S. Ozall:
laase; portion r. p. 527l, Kul. 229O.
Waimea, Kauai; five years at $3.50.
Book $40, page %. Dated June 30.
1902.
Tong On Kee to VI. S. Greenbaum
assessment; Nos. 26O2. 1908 and 26O4
fire claims for s1O.275.55: 81. Book
235. page 81. Dated November 90
1901.
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Hawaiian Tramway's Time
Table.
King STREET LINE.


Cars leave waikiki for town st s:.s, 6ts o:sAa
snd every IS minutes thereafter III io.s mis- aaa
u;s. Pa. from Waikiki 90 to the Punshou Stables.
Cars leave r Range or Pawsa switch for town Il
Ss5AA, and every IS minutes thereafter tiIl % 90 ~
Cars leave Fort snd King streets conner rot rsfsns
81 $50 A.. and every rs minutes after ul II;ss
Cars leave for Pslsms only al & ana s:,oAs.
Cars leave Palama for Waikiki s:.s An. snd even
Is minutes I'll e4s Pm, then a. ,ois and io..s p.s
The It:is' 4. from Pssms for Punshou ooly eoss
TO Waiksi on Saturdays.
Cars leave Fort and King streets corner for Rife
Range at $40 and $50 A,n.
Cars leave Fort and King streets corner for wsitis
Cos An. and every Is minutes I'LL IooSP. ~ thso al
io:p and ti:os ~. The ItJS Pm. goes to wsltfkI
on Saturdays only.
BERETANIA STREET AND sUUAsU VALLEY.
Cars leave Punahou Subls for Town a, 50. saa
Tor Town and Valley att 20 $50 $40 $40 $50 ana
Tso An,
Cars leave Oahu Coll.g. for town and Valley q,
$50 $50 and 7:io Az and ever, 10 minutes ll 1910
P.A. except the even hour and halt. hour cars vhiei
run from the Stable
Cars leave Nuuanu Valley al $40 $40 $50 A. ana
every 10 minutes thereafter al 1850 Pm.
Cars leave Fort and Queen streets for Punshos
College at Sos Gas b4S an and every 10 minutes
after Ill o4S Pm. After that the cars run 10 me
Stable up to 500. ~. which Is the laear from Tow
reaching the Stable at ii:3oP.A
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
INDOOR GAMES At WEST POINT.

West Point. y. Y. March 23.-The eighth annual
indoor competition OF the corps of cadets under the
auspices of the Army Officers Athletic Associa-
tion took place last night in the gymnasium Fol
lowing the results
standing high Jump-Won by HinkIe 'OS. II. s in
Broad jump-won by Nelly. o. 10 H. I in: Ham
mond O5. second Upham, "a third.
Putting the shot-Won by Bunker, 'O3 IS II In.
Nelly or second: Tompkins. 'o5. third
Pole Clnb-Won by Everett, 'OS. Fraak Esnburesr
second: Pendleton third. Time, OO5as
Fence vault-Ffrst class-Won By Danfori fact
NeIIv second. second class-Won by Armstrong 'O4
High jump-won by Anderson. 'Oi. IT. in, Herr
First tug OF war (hrst agt fourth class)-von
by tho fourth class, Herr captain.
Rope clmbng-wOn by Pendeton. 'O3. Gibson, second
twenty yard dash-won by DAILY. O5 CARRIER os. sec
ond Herr. or. third Time, oNS
FLYING rHhss-Won BY FArnum. o3: Everest. 'Oo sec
second heat tug OF second class aKt third class,
Won by third class Hackeu captain
Side horse-Won by Grey. US Brown. 'OS. second:
Mitchell. '02 third.
Parallel bars-Won by Armstrong 'O. Bunker .o3
second. FarnunI. OS. third
Potato Tace-won by CARRIER. 'Os: Daily. 'o0 second
Time. O:S6as.
by fourth class.
Then followed the awarding OF first and second
prizes to the winners in the various events In all
around athletics Bunker awarded first prize
and Nelly second; all around gymnastics, Farnum
first Armstrong second. To Cadets Casad, Monroe
GOodspeed and Nelly of the 1901 football team
presented souvenirs and 10 the team the silver
challenge cup.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
CREW WORK AT PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia March % (SpeciaD-The crew has
been hard at work for the last three days No
change has been made in the varsity boat since
Eisenbrey was placed at stroke. but Shisler has
been taken from stroke OF the second crew and
IIiIdebrand has replaced him. Hildebrand stroked
the four last year at Poughkeepsie. and he is ono
of the most finished oarsmen that Ward has. Gar
vim OF the third crew has been taken TO the hos
pital with bad attack OF pleursy, no doubt due
10 the bad weather Tuesday and Wednesday.
This Is unfortunate. as he was regarded by Ward
Pennsylvania golf team las 5een training for
pionships For the first time Pennsylvania Will
have some chance of scoring in this contest. as
in Mcfarland and Calvert she has two of the best
players IN Philadelphia Both have good records.
and they win make bid for a place In this year
college championships.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
BASEBALL AT PRINCETON.
THE TEAMS GOOD sHOWING-MEN TO GO
SOUTH THURSDAY.

Princeton. y. J., March % (SpeciaD.-The univer-
s'ty baseball team opened the season Yesterday.
when II met the Rutgers nine the varsity dia-
mond. Captain SteinweHder and Coach Clarke
have expressed themselves being well pleased
with the showing the players made. this was
only the second time they have practised together
on the field. Considering the lateness or the sea
son, which kept the candidates within the cage so
long the work put up by the team Saturday au-
gurs well for the coming games that are to be
played with the Southern colleges when the nine
goes South next Thursday. Another game on
Wednesday, with the Tufts College team, ought to
go good way toward rounding out the men in the
kind OF form that is necessary for successful play
ing against these teams. which have had the ad-
vantage Of practising outdoors.
The game with Rutgers brought out the fact that
the old players have not forgotten how 10 handle
the leather and use the stick, or Che twelve men
who were tried five regular players on the
team last year and three OF the others played in
number OF games. Much cannot be said as to the
batting ability OF the team at this stage of the
season. ten hits got of pitcher from a small
college doesn't count well as If they we're pound
ed out from a first class twirIer. As regards team
work and base running, II may be said that if the
players improve as rapidly during the few
days they have thus far. the undergraduates
will have little need for doubling the outcome OF
the games with the Southern mines. a single error
made by Princeton in the Rutgers game. and
this one by McClave, the substitute catcher. Long
and high field hits and sharp. speedy liners We're
pulled in with comparative ease in the face Of a
bright The throwing also accurate. and
the men backed each other up we'll
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
COLLEGE SPORTS.
ROWING AT YALE.
PROSPECTS FOR GOOD CREW ARE PAR

New-Haven. Conn. March 2s (speciaD-On Thurs
day the varsity crew training table was opened
for the season. and training began in earnest for
the annual race with Harvard on the Thames the
last week in June This year for the first time the
training table has been placed in the regular uni
versity dining hall. a procedure that entirely
novel IN Yale athletic history The quiet which il
has generally been supposed necessary for the best
interests of varsity athletic team or crew will
certainly be minus quantity in the commons. but
II is believed that the crew will benefit by the
change in other ways If it is successful it prob
able that all other Yale teams will follow suit
The Yale varsity crew has now been in steady
training since the middle Of January. when tank
work in the gymnasium and outdoor running were
started The open weather Of this month, however
Drought the crew TO the harbor. and for two weeks
TOW ", ne tnTee SQUADS Of varsity candidates as well
as an tne cass crews have been on the water Ad-
ditions to the old boathouse. in East Chapel-st
and new shed has been built for the accommoda
ton of the new launch Yale which has been bought
The shells which are to be used this spring are now
yIs YysIG!hS & IN bo. FhhladeIpha hp Davy Of Cambridge
Tor the first time in fifteen years.
ing order Of the VARSITY crew though e1ersl men
now now seem. assured OF places, Captain Kunzig will
VIII sit at No or +. in all probability. Waterman
choice Of stroke is az present making the most
trouble Coach Cameron stroked Yale for two
cult place who can succeed him At present it looks
as as II Bogue who rowed No last year. would get
freshmen last year Cross. of the freshmen boat or
Strong. who strOked the four likely men.
The material this year for the Yale is beyond
anything that Yale captain has had in hand for
years. Five OF last years boat still In college
besides three of the four and all OF the strong
freshman crew. There are enough good TO
make up two fast varsity shells. that winning
crew, seems probable. The men are all heavy
weights however. which is a serious drawback.
Several or them rowing in double sweaters, and
otherwise trying to get their weight down the
requisite figure. II the boat Is heavy II will be
a serious problem how 70 make up in steam for
dragging pounds and this problem is facing
the Yale coach and captain.
The second crew that will meet Anna polls in Nav
will probably be the freshman Of last year
nearly intact. The freshman boat OF this year Is
not good as usual. and has vet shown prom
ise OF anything more than medocrity.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24

prominent place among American sports. but now
1t is regarded with much favor. It is conceded
that the best holding. the finest rifles and the
perfect ammunition necessary TO excel. Abroad
the importance Of indoor shooting during
son of the year when the weather forhids outdoor
practice has lately been recognized and the British
Government makes the National Rife Association
Of Great Britain medium for establishing indoor
ranges throughout the Kingdom. In the United
States the riheman now pays particular attention
TO his outfit for indoor practice and the sport has
become popular. Year after year the record has
been raised. and this year it has reached the high
figure Of 2,45S points of 900. being points
higher than the previous record
The winner of the championship this year, l. P.
Ittel comes from Allegheny. Penn. He is mem
Der Of a number of prominent rife clubs His home
clubs are the Iroquois Rife Club and the Pitts
burg Rife Club. both Of Pttsburg. and he is also
q member of the Zettler Rifle Club, OF this city.
Mr. Ittel is IN his thlrtes and of medium size and
abstemious habits. He is in every OF the
business IN Allegheny. He INDUCES in rifle shoot
ing, his favorite sport, with great enthusiasm He
enters nearly all the contests in the East and
usually at the end of the matches is found at or
Last year. in the same contest ne recorded
score OF 2451 and left for home. believing that he
F. c. Ross however entered the contest later te-
ing Mr.. Ittels score and by the rules OF the con-
test outranking him. although riiemen of the
Try regarded Mr.. itteI's performance as the equal
of Mr. Ross's. This year DR.. w. G. Hudson, who
entered early in the contest. scored 1855 and 1t
was generally believed that he would win the
championship on this score Mr.. Itte, however
Hudson's score by two points.
While the record OF Mr.. Ittel shows remarkable
skill as a rifeman, it must be admitted that the
American rife which he used. and the ammunition.
also American understandings loaded with
a his %oTk WitEoat fear Of ootra
dction it may be asserted that American rifles par
ticularly in the small bores. and American ammu-
ritf stand to-day uneQualled
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
GOLF.
LAKEWOOD HAS THE HONOR OF OPEN
ING THE LOCAL SEASON-TWO
JOURNEYS IN APRIL.

Lakewood as usual. is TO have the honor Of
opening the spring season in golf William A
Hamilton. secretary of the Country Club OF Lake
wood. announced yesterday that an open handi-
cap tournament for all members of the United
States Golf Association will he held on the Coun-
try Clubs links on Saturday, April ;. AS this will
be the first opportunity for a general gathering of
local players. the entry list should be one of the
best Of the season Entries must be made I'm writing
Mr Hamilton, at Lakewood not later than Fri
day, April & Cups offered for the best net and
gross scores and for the runner Nd. Should the
entrants name not appear on the handicap list Of
the Metropolitan Golf Association, he must send a
statement Of his home handicap, certified by his
captain or secretary
Closely following this contest will come the three
day open tournament Of the Golf club OF Lake
wood which has applied for the dates April II.
IS and 10. The first days play will be devoted 10 a
qualifying round Of thirtysix holes medal play In
which the best sixteen will qualify for the Lake
wood Cup. and the second sixteen for a consola-
ton cup II the entries justify there will be thrd
these tournaments usually attract from eighty %
a hundred players this additional trophy is almost
a certainty
be adopted OF making the dra wings in accordance
with the method authorized for the national
amateur championship. II Is felt that some pre-
liminary experience with this method will prove de-
sirable in view OF confusion always incident TO
the national competitions and as Lakewood Is
should be the first to try the merits or the new
From present Indications this will be the last
tournament the clubs present course The con
sOlidatOn with the Country club has been ettHcted
be constructed for the Joint use of the TWO organ
zations. The history of these tournaments affords
interesting record Of the change IN golang FORM
since the early days OF the sport The hrst was
held in 1895 and the list runs as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
CLEARWATER LEADS.
-FOUR GAMES YET TO RE PLAYED IN POOL
TOURNAMENT.

With four games 10 play In the worlds cham
pionship pool contest in progress at the new
hall. Brooklyn. interest has been further excited
by the fact that It may require several ex-
nights decide the possible ties for the
four cash prizes aggregating 500 which have been
offered.
The schedule for tonight is: Weston vs. Eby
and Wenrick Walsh. Tuesday night Eby meets
Stofft and Clearwater PLAYS Weston All Of these
games are Of Importance to the contestants. There
is "A possibility Of a tie between Clearwater and
Weston, although the latter must beat the former
as well as Eby Weston and WenriCk may come to
a tie with six games Won and two lost, they
may even be tied with KeOgh. Long. Walsh StofTt
and Eby may also be tied for Of the prizes
The standing O date:
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
rHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK. by the grace OF God free and independents;
Joseph and John Buetd. the husband and
heir ana next OF Elizabeth Jane Good deceased.
send greeting. Whereas Joseph Dobson Good Of tbs
City of New York lately applied the SurrOgate's
court OF our County Of New York. to have certain
instrument relating both real and personal
property duly proved as the last W and Testament OF
Elizabeth Jane Good Of the County OF New York.
deceased therefore YOU of YOU ap
pear before the Of County OF New
on he New York. 18th day 0t
April one thousand nine hundred and half past
ten o'clock forenoon Of that then and
probate Of the said last Win and Testament
And such 0f hereby cited. under
Of years. required 10
guardian you II have none appear
ana apply be appointed the your
neglect do guardian will appointed
by the Surrogate 10 represent and for you
proceeding.
In testimony whereof. the Seal OF tbs
Surroeates OF the said County York to os
hereunto Affixed Witness Hon Abner c. Thomas.
a of said County Of New
county. the Srd day OF March year ony
ISeaLl Lord thousand nine hundred
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk OF the SurTogare's Court
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
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IN, + Narshall sarah Robb Tyler Mary McC- Horner.
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NarsnaU t.aalIne Myers. Cassie Julian James. Nine
georges Bresson Lucia Munro Fhbe Munro J. Herbert
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persons interested the Estate OF stharne Garz ROBIN
fsts ~ na CITY Baltimore. Naryi land deceased.
credtors legaees u Kin or otherwise send greeng=
y ana each you hereby cited and required per-
so,,tIv he and appear before Surrogate Of
1-C,,Dry New the SurroEate's Court
f,o,.rtv County Court House in
Nv Work day OF Mav. 1892. half
,Co.l in the forenoon day then
settlement Of the Ot proceedings
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~ The Last and Testament Of said deceased.
s,trb hereby cited. under O.
fntvone wears required appear by your guardian
~ vou have II have appear apply
FOR one appointed IN the Of neglect
OFF q do guardian viii Be appointed by the
Surrogate represent and for in pr0ceedng
In Whereof We have caused the seal q the
SurTogates Court Of the said County Of New
York be hereunto sfrNed
Witness. Hon Abner g. Thomas. SUrrogat8
L 81 said County. County OF New York.
the 12th day OF March. IN the year q our Lord
thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRFAX MCIAUGHLIN-
Clerk Of the SurroEate's Court
FREDERIC DE =. FOSTER Attorney for PetitioneTs.
Is Wall Street, Borough of Manhattan. city % New
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24

be offered. as last year. Club cups will be given
for the lowest net score made each month, and
silver cup will be played for the lines of the
kinseland Cup. which attracted much attention
last A club tournament championship will
be played in October A round robin will occupy
the attention OF members at odd times. These
matches will be arranged for by contestants 20
succeed themselves. "Kickers' handicap special
team matches, etc, will furnish interest in the
holidays All events will be haniicap, except the
championship tournament
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24

The substantial footing which golf has gained on
the Pacific slope has been demonstrated this season
by the presence in California OF two OF the best
professionals in the country, Willie" Smith and
David Bell. In spite of the attractive Southern
courses these two decided on a Western tour
and have found the venture extremely profitable
The organization OF SO many new courses has made
them in constant demand. only for laying out
links. but also in giving exhibition matches. Both
competitors in the championship OF the South
ern California Golf Association held recently at
Los Angeles, and Smith gained third place. with
United States is 70 be held st Garden City in July
seen IN the East this where IL is probable
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24

arthur weyl. Of the Atlas Athletic Club and
the ST. George Athletic Club Juniors won the
cubs five and half mile championship run.
Aeid over the clubs Staten Island course on
saturday. Weyl set hot pace after the first
mile, with J. Boylan. the clubs former cham
pon close behind. When the pace became too
swift for Boylan. he began to weaken. and was
also passed by Jim" Kennedy, who finished
eecond, with Boylan third. The winners time
vas vas 90 minutes. The st. George Athletic Club
Sehiors held reception at their clubhouse later
a. Waich the club presented Weyl with a gold
peo1l W1l Ior bravery IN saving the life OF Jim"
Kennedy. one Of the members AT the risl az his
9"h me In the cross-country run Of February
40: when be threw Kennedy out of the way Of
aohey car ana was himself struck and rem
oered unconscious ]. Boylan the cIuh's presi-
cent made the presentation speech.
Fennsylvania's baseball team has made the
Dest OK tie nice weather OF the last two days,
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
CLEVER WORK WITH RIFLE.
TARGET SHOOTING Is BECOMING MORE
POPULAR-ITTEL THE RECORD
HOLDER.

The recent rife tournament for the indoor cham
pionship of the United States, held in this city,
attracted widespread attention. Until within a
few years gallery rife shooting did not find
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24

and IN the practice games It has shown i'm
provement. Jennings. the brother of "Hughey."
Of National League fame, is making a good
showing for third base, and if he improves
little in his batting he has fair chance of GUST
ing Brown. the regular candidate. from this
place. Brown has played this position for the
last three years. but Jennings is a crack fielder
and good thrower. The team will start for
their annual Southern trip tomorrow morning
They will play the universities OF Georgetown,
Virginia, and North Carolina the Virginia Mill
tary Institute and two three other minor
colleges. The trip Will be mainly experimental
the real merit of the pitchers is 10 be found
out, since, excepting Devlin, they are inexperi-
enced.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24

'Ffna postponed 70 spring tournament Of 1899 on ac
Of and decided IN qualifying round.
Those two veteran rivals Travia nsd Douglas
hav- Doth Signhed their intention OF taking part,
and their appearance Will give the first indicati
OF the probable outcome Of the metropolitan cham
pionship he held at Tuxedo the following month.
and OF which Douglas now nolds title. As Travis
holds the Lakewood record. at Is. II is
sidered extremely doubtful whether Douglas
New-York tribune., 1902-03-24
WOMEN ELECT GOLF CAPTAIN.

Orange n. J.. March % CSpeciaD.-The annual
meeting OF the womens golf team of tho Essex
County Country Club has been held. and Mrs. Ed
ward F. Sandford, OF No. 146 Highland ave. this
city. has been reelected captain OF the team