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The Washington times., 1902-09-07
MAKEUP OF LATEST
LOCAL BOWLING LEAGUE
Bank Clerks to Bowl for
Championship.
Will Play 1ss Sets of Games, Begin
ming Oct. 6-New Material Which
Promises to Develop Rapidly.

| The latest aspirants for local bowl
ing honors are the teams composing the
Bank Clerks Bowling League, which
begins it's season on October 6. The
league has been organized little over
a month. and is already in shape to
teams are composed for the most part
OF new players. who, however, being
young and energetic, promise to de-
velop rapidly. and by the end of the
season should lie able to hold their own
with the older organizations in the field
All the league games Will be bowled
on the new Palace alleys, 914 E Street,
where the players are comfortably pro-
vided with lockers and other convent
ences.
Season Opens October 6.
The season. as stated. viii open on
October 6, and the teams to start
off the schedule with set of three
games are the Metropolitan and Co
lumbia National Banks. These will be
followed by teams representing the
Riggs and Second National.
The other banks represented In the
league are: National Capital West
End. Traders, American Security and
Trust. National Safe Deposit, and Bell
G. Co.
As shown in the schedule published in
The Times On August IL, lbs sets of
three gar.es each will be played, and
the season closes May next. Monday,
.; 49,
and Saturday afternoons are set apart
for league contests.
Makeup of Teams.
The respective teams will tie made
up from among the following players:
National Metropolitan Messrs Eek
loft, George Bright, Charles Bright,
George White, Moore. and Kirby.
Columbia National-Messrs Happ.
Domer, McCalmot, Mitchell, Burch, and
Gordon.
scharff. Barclay, Nyman. Kennedy.
Lewis. varella, and Burroughs
West End National-Messrs. Dooley.
Vogt, Claughton, Ballenger.
Wilcox, and Rodrick.
National Safe Deposit-Messrs Plant.
Stone. Lamborn, Henry, Snyder, and
Wilson.
Traders National-Messrs. Hume.
Thompson. Varella, Moore, Thomas, and
Livingston.
Riggs National-Players not yet Sc
lected.
American Security and Trust-Messrs. |
Holden, Duncan, Fugitt, Lawrence, /
Tracy Domer and keck
Bell 6 Co.-Messrs. Burrows, Shall |
Lewis. Harris. and Brown.
National Capital-Aiessrs. NJ G. /
Walker. D. B. Walker Herrell Click |
)tterback, Watson. and Riordan.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07
SPORTING MEDLEY.

Joe Cans. the lightweight champion,
aud Gus Gardner are matched to fight
twenty rounds at 1s5 pounds on septem-
ber 10 at Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

In California the ostrich threatens to
become rival of the wheel for racing.
On some of the ostrich farms there the
birds are being trained to carry a
jockey. and some race meets are being
arranged.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

Frank Erne says he has practically
completed arrangements for the match
with Jimmy Britt. the Californian. who
he expects to box in Frisco in October.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

The open golf championship under the
auspices of the Western Golf Associa-
tion will be played en- the links of The
Euclid Country Club, or Cleveland. on
Tuesday and Wednesday. September l6
and II. The competition is open to all
amateurs and professionals of the United
States. The contest viii be seventy-two
holes, medal play, and the prizes as fol-
lows: First prize. $3.50; second prize.
500; third prize, s75; fourth prize, $50;
fifth prize. s25.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07
National Guard Athletes.

Prof. Koran, physical Instructor CT
the National Guard Athletic Associa-
tion, has put the gymnasium OF the Cen
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

The assistant coaches chosen for the
University Of Chicago football season are
George II. CAREY and Qrville E. At
wood Carey, light man. played quar-
ter on the maroon team last year
Jimmy Henry, the captain OF the 1900
team. has accepted the position OF
coach at De Pauw University.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

Joe Goldstein, of New York. has bees
matched 10 wrestle Americus in Balti-
more on September Is. Both men will
weigh in the neighhorhood of ii8 pounds,
ard should put UP very clever battle.
Americus was anxious TO make a match
with either Goldstein or Max Wiley, the
champion lightweight OF the world, but
finally decided to take on the former.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

The Yale Football Association will
add 5000 seats to the $4,000 now in the
grandstand inclosing the gridiron. The
great increase in attendance at Yale
Harvard games in the last few years
necessitates this addition.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

Jimmy Devine and Tommy Feltz are
to fight in Savannah early next month.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

j. S. Tanning, of San Francisco. in
two days shooting brokc 336 targets ont
of $50 thrown at the interstate tourna-
ment at Haverhill, Mass.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

Latimer and Hollidge should material
~ strengthen the team. as both are cley-
or athletes. Latimer is six feet two and
weighs 160. and is quick of action
The teams will take up regular prac-
tice next Friday night, and all candi-
dates for places on teams should report
to Captain Edwards tomorrow night af-
ter the meeting.
The corps will consider the question
tomorrow night of going TO the St. Louis
EypOsition
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

Kid" Mccoy has sold his horse and
closed his Saratoga farm, and is reported
TO be going to Europe again.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

Memphis. Tenn., is to be made the
winter quarters Of between 400 and 500
of the best running horses In the United
States. Among the horsemen who have
engaged quarters there are I'd. Corri-
gan, who has been racing in England
and California; s. S. Brown, Pat Dunno
Sam Hildreth, John W. Schorr and
George C. Bennett
The Washington times., 1902-09-07
A volley Ball League.

AS the Y. NJ. c. A, Corcorans, and
CAROLS have men playing volley ball.
and making a good showing Herewith,
II is suggested that these form league
and play for the local championship. 1t
Would be Just one more feature which
would help make the coming indoor sea-
son ,he most active in the history OF
local amateur sport
The Washington times., 1902-09-07
Strong Indoor Teams.
New Basketball Players.

In practice game on Friday nigh,
the teams lined-up as follows:
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

E. II. Garrison. known to the horse
world in his prime as Snapper" and
a famous Jockey. knocked out two ne
groes at Saratoga the other night. Who
had attacked him with club and razor
The object of the assault was robbery
Garrison was severely slashed on the
shoulder by the keen blade.
The Washington times., 1902-09-07

Monroe Salisbury. who campaigned
Azote, Alix,. Directum and other top
notchers, has the trotter Monte Carlo
(2l9i0, by Mendocino. at the Readviile
track. The gelding acts like a high
class trotter. and the fact that he was
shipped from Salt Lake City to take
part in The races shows that some one
must think we'll of him.
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SHIPPING NEWS AND NOTES.

a new So foot spar for me yacht La
Paloma is in process Of construction
George Scott has been appointed
chief engineer OF the Fearless.
The barkentine $ C. Wilder and
Archer will sail today for the Coast.
The tug Fearless was ON the mar.
inc railway yesterday afternoon where
she was scraped and painted
The work of making the Pacific
Mail Deck rat proof was begun yes
terday morning, It will occupy sew
eral days.
4 new survey was held on the bark
Hesper yesterday Afternoon. The -
suit OF the survey has not yet been
made public.
The old schooner Mokihsna viii
soon be put into commission and viii
be ready 20 receive freight the latter
part of the week
The J. A. Cummias has been moor
ed at the end o; the Pacific Mail
wharf where she viii be repaired BY
Sorenson and Lyle.
The steamer Moloksi has been PIT
on the ruE OF the J. A Cuun!ns and
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At DIAMOND HE AID
Diamond Head, 10 p. m.-Weather
clear. Wind light. southwest

CAPTAIN Searle transferred his flag
TO the old boat yesterday afternoon
The W. C. Hall will go out in place
Of the Mauna Loa on Friday as the
repairs to the larger steamer will not
be completed in time for her to take
up the running on her regular seized
ulc.
The steamer Kaiulani which was
booked to sail for Hawaii Tuesday
afternoon was detained here until
Yesterday. She received some extra
heavy machinery for Huelo mill and
went to sea at p. M
Work on the new Bishop wharves
near the Honolulu Iron Works was be-
gun yesterday The preliminary work
consists of constructing the Waikiki
sea wall which will be run out from
the Ala Moana to the side OF the Hea-
lani boat house. The small building
between the Healani and Myrtle club
houses was fioated away yesterday
afternoon.
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ring TO Collector Stackable's rulingl.
and he should be encouraged TO carry
i; out. In the particular instances he
cites. he seems TO have properly ex-
e-cised his duty as collector upon
the reasonable presumption that the
deserving sailors were. in effect. alien
immigrants. \ sailor by the act of
desertion does not necessarily cease
to be a sailor any more than a soldier
ceases to be a soldier by deserving
his regiment Either may be arrested
and returned to duty. II. however,
the sailor is not arrested or returned
to duty. but is permitted by the mas
ter 10 go free. then he cannot claim
any immunity or protection as a sail
or, and may be considered. if he
chooses TO remain in this country.
an immigrant, TO be inspected and
dealt with by the proper authority
as any other immigrant. And there
is nothing in the facts of his violation
Of contracts as a sailor and deserving
his snip that would commend him for
citizenship in the United States
In the case of the Lord SALISBURY
several sailors were deserters but
We're afterwards captured by Captain
Harry Flint OF the Harbor police.
When the vessel was being towed out
TO sea by the Fearless. however, one
of them seized a propitious moment
TO jump overheard and made good his
escape.
L. Johanson. the sailor of the Lord
Shaftesbury, was arrested by Captain
Flint last night
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DRILL DAY YESTERDAY
ALONG The FRONT
NO ARRIVALS AND FEW sAILlNGs
I~slanr Comes from Eleele-Eureks
and Sheridan Fail 10 Make an
Appearsnce-No News OF the
Condo--C5sst Mail Due Today.

Worry little business was transacted
along ,he watsrfront yesterday. There
were mo- deep water oc coast arrivals.
although several We're expected. Peo-
pie are beginning 20 wonder what has
happened % the Eureka now thirteen
days ont from Seattle. Mr. L. E.
B..be. the local agent OF the Globe
Navigation Co. was on the lookout
for her all day. and when evening
came he was greatly disappointed at
her failure 90 arriYe.
The British sloop Of war Condor.
now 26 days out from Victoria for this
port. also failed 20 arrive Although
the shipping papers OF the coast men
,ion her departure Tor Honolulu. it
may be that she had secret orders
and went South without stopping
here The next mail from the Coast
may bring news OF her safe arrival
ST some Mexican port.
The transpor, sheridan. which sail.
fd from san Francisco on January
lst was confidently expected 10 ar
rive yesterday. although she is not
due until this morning. She should
bring three days later mal and pa
peers.
The lnterIsland steamer Ivslani
arrived from Elyelg early in the morn
ing with 16se bags OF sugar and -
packages Sundries. Purser Hapai re
ports the James Makee at KIlauea
tiSchargins freight in rough weather.
Very good weather was encountered
on HaUa. and also coming across the
channel
In the afternoon the Charles Wood
bury sailed Tor Huo. the steamer Ka.
iolani FOR Huelo, and the Lehua for
Maui and Mo,okai ports.
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BENJAMIN SEWALL
TO SAIL NEXT WEEK
HER LEAK HAS BEEN LOCATED.
Diver Alec Lyle Makes Last Trip to
Bottom of Bay and Finds Hole
Underneath Mainmast-5oard Of
Surveys Orders Unnecessary.

After FIVE days of hard work un-
derneath the waters Of the harbor of
Honolulu. Alec Lyle yesterday located
the leak on the snip Benjamin Sew
all. Captain Halsted is delighted, as
he will not have to discharge cargo
and will De able to proceed on his
voyage TO Australia at the beginning
of next week
Yesterday morning Lyle resumed
his diving operations and discovered
the leak in the butt Of the cardboard
streak. just under the mainmast, and
on the starboard side. The leak
was big one, for the water was
flowing into the vessel at the rate Of
5 inches an hour How il started is
not known Captain HalsJead says
that his vessel did not strain herself.
and he cannot account for the pres
ence OF the leak only from the fact
that the particular butt was overlook
ed when the vessel was last over
hauled
About three days will be sufficient
20 make all necessary repairs.
4 short while before Diver LYLE
discovered the leak the board OF sur
yey. consisting of Captains Fuller.
Brokaw and Amesbury. inspected the
vessel and ordered that she be dis
charged. lnasmuch as the leak has
now been located. it will not be ueces, I
Sary TO follow the instructions of me
board. as the repairs can be made
without unloading her.
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properly patrol the harbor. and they
point 70 this particular case as an
argument for the need Of a patrol
steam launch. 10 be manned By the
Custom House people themselves.
Treasury Departments Ruling.
This is the first case which comes
under the new ruling OF the secretary
of the Treasury. by which sailors Of
foreign vessels are considered as i'm
migrants. By this ruling. they must
leave American ports in the vessels
in which they came or in case Of
transfer. approved by their respec-
tive consuls. in some vessel Of the
same nationality. They will be con
sidered as immigrants even if they
ship Immediately on some other yes
ss,
This ruling arose oIt of a case
which was brought to the attention
OF the Treasury Depart2nest last Aug
ust by Collector Stackable Of this port.
The occasion was the deserton Of sew
en- sailors from the bark Sea King.
which came 20 Honolulu from Newcas-
tie with a foreign crew on board Sew
en- sailors deserted. and Collector
Stackable decided that they were TO
be considered as alien immigrants
and he levied a fine OF 81 a head for
each man against the vessel. and
wrote to the department asking for
a ruling.
Collectors Good Judgment.
The Treasury Department then
gave out the following decision.
This rule is a prudent one trefer-
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TWO Sig FRgleHTgRs COMING.
Hawaiian ana the Hyades Are Both
Due Here Next Week.

Two vessels Of the American-H
iisn line are expected here next week
from San Francisco, The Hawaiian
is due here on the 18th and the
Hyades on the 18th.
The Hawaiian wili bring about $500
tons Of freight for Honolulu AMI will
begin loading here then she will so
70 Hilo to discharge snd finish her
cargo. The Hysdes left San Francis.
co yesterday. and will bring sbou; the
same amount OF cargo as the Hawaii
an, She will discharge part OF her
cargo and then go to KShului 10 dis
charge freight and take full compile
nent OF sugar.
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The exclusive news published in the
Republican GA Tuesday morning. Of
rhs escape of O sailor from the Brit
Hsh ship Lord shaftes5lry. by jumping
overheard when The vessel vas OF
OBJ. HcatzH.p on beer way 90 sea. has
caused some trouble on the water
front As the Custom House officers
aye 20 certain degree responsible
r.- che crews OF foreign ships leaving
Honolulu on Tho vessels in which they
anne. a report had 10 be- made Of the
escape or the English sailor by the
Inspector 10 charge. TO the Collector
af Customs. The man. who is now IN
ra.s city. ls liable 20 Dee arrested 10y
The Federal authorities for being ille-
aaly in th.s country and il such
step D.. taken he will be sent back
20 the country from whence he came
Hard Work for Officials.
Although the customs house people
are supposed 20 watch carefully all
arh vessels it is physically impossi-
bile ra- them 20 do SD. In the case OF
,he sailor of the Lord Shaftesbury
the vessel had left the wharf and was
wuIl under way 20 sea when the man
nmeG overheard and swan TO shore.
Ho was picked mp by a boy who land
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09
COMMANDER MERRY TO
BE A REAR-ADMIRAL
WILL BE RETIRED ON MARCH 5
Has Been Forty Years in Service of
United States-Is Civil War Vete-
ran-Naval Station New Building
Now Ready for Occupancy.

According to a special naval regu-
lation by which all United States
naval officers. who served in the Civil
War. are promoted when they are
placed on the retired list. to a grade
higher than they occupied on the
date of retirement, Captain Merry,
the commandment of the local naval
station, viii be made a rear-admiral
on March ). Naval officers are retir-
ed when they attain the age OF 90
years and as Captain Merry will have
attained that age on March ). he will
have TO be placed on the retired list
with the additional promotion. The
local commandant now holds the
grade OF captain so this means that he
will be placed on the list Of rear ad-
mirals He was appointed an ensign
on october Is. 1852.
The new Offices at the naval sta
ton are nearly complete and it is ex-
pected they will be occupied by the
end Of next week. The office of the
commandment and engineer. Captain
White and clerks will be in the new
building It is probable that Paw
ter Hall viii haveahis office in the old
building
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New Navy Register.

There viii probably be no voluntary
retirements in the Navy at the begin
ping Of the mex, fiscal yeSr- The nun,
Der Of deaths and designations in the
Service during the past six months
has been extremely large. and II is
possible that by the beginning OF TIE
next fiscal year she number OF vscaa.
eies required by the Personnel act
VIII have been created The Bureau
OF Navigation IS now actively al work
preparing the Navy Register. which
VII be issued this year about tie l5tA
OF January.
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Vessels Sailing Today.

Stmr Iwalani. Greene. for Hama
pepe. Eleele. Mskaweli Waimea. Ike
kaha and Niihau. az p m
Stmr he An Hou. Mosher. for Ho-
nuapo. al p. m
Stmr. Niihau. for Maksweli. Elesle
and Hanapepe. in the afternoon
Barkentine s. G.. Wilder. Jackson.
for San Francisco. az noon
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Passengers Who Arrived.

Per stmr. Twslani January s. from
Kauai ports-W. \. Kinney. James
Mehiell. H. L. Ross. Mrs. l. Burns
and child. Mrs J. julien. Mr.. and
Mrs solomon Hanohano. Mrs. Maxi
Ia and child. Miss Mable HASTE. Miss
Janet HASTE Miss de la Nux. Master
de Ia Nux.
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Arrivals at Honolulu.

Wednesday, January s.
Stmr Iwalani. Greene. from Ele
eIe. at $50 a. m.
5. S. Eureka from Seattle.
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Departures from Honolulu,
Wednesday. January

Wednesday. January s
Stmr. Lehua. Dover. for windward
Molokai and Maui ports. at p. m.
Schr Twilight. for Haena. Hanalei
and kalihi-wai. at p N.
Schr. c. /. Woodbury., Harris. for
Hilo. at p. m.
Stmr kaiulani. Bennett for HUeio
and Hamakua ports. at p n.
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Vessels Due Today

L. s. transport Sheridan. Pierce,
from San Francisco. due.
s. s. Eureka. Melvin. from Seattle
due.
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From Honolulu for San Francisco or
Victoria
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Yesterdays Market Quotations at the
Honolulu Exchange.

Wednesday. January :. 1902.
STOCK. Bid. Asked
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WEATHER REPORT.
Mean TempeTature-6S.I
Minimum Temperatures
Maximum Temperature-16.
Barometer-2993 falling.
Rainfall-O.00.
Mean Dew POINTS,.
Wind.
Mean Relative Humidity-iS,
Weather.
South to southwest. to light land
breeze.
Forecast for Today.
Weather cloudy to clear.
Light southwest winds; weather
uncertain.
L I =
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70 ARRIVE.

at Horolulu from San Francisco or
Victoria.
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VIM. G.. IRWIN & co.
LIMITED
GENERAL AGENTS OCEANIC s s CO.
Pacific Mail S. S. Go.
Occidental and Oriental S. S. Co. and TOyO Esen Essbs
FOB SAN FRANCISCO

Steamers the above Companies Will this
port about the below
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OF
BELOVED
PRIEST
Impressive ObssquIss Of fslhgr
Fitzgerald In Church Of tho
Immaculate Conception.

Bowed IN reverence. and showing marK-
ed evidences of deep sorrow, an Inn
mense concourse OF people assembled this
morning at the Church Of the immaculate
Conception. on West River street. to pay
thei asst token OF respect to the memcry
of Rev. Michael Fitzgerald. the greatly
beloved and deeply lamented pastor OF
the church, who died on Monday last
Long before the hour set for the funeral
services. which was at o'clock. every
seat in the large body OF the rhurch noe
reserved for the visiting clergy. was oc-
cupied, the bulk Of the congregation being
composed of the parishtoners OF the de-
parted pastor, and many who desfred ad-'
mittance 70 the church were necessarily
compelled 20 remain without
The evidences of mourning In the
church were simple but In perfect keep
ing with the well known modesty or the.
deceased priest. The body OF the church
was hung with deep festoons OF wide
black Grape, while the sanctuary and al
tar was draped in purple and black. ac-
cording 10 the usage OF the Church OF
Rome.
directly in front of the sanctuary ana
Continued on Page Nine.)
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washington. oct s.-The following
was made public at the White House TO-
day: an,
orcs National President United NINE
wor,sers Of America. John Mitchell ma
,,o,a, president; second vice president
American Federation OF Labor ho'e'
Hart. wilkesbarre, Pa. OCTOBER o.
1902
Hon Theodore Roosevelt president OF
the United States, Washington ID. C.;
Dear sir-Hon. Carroll ID. Wright has
40 aoub, reported 10 you the delivery OF
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your message to me last Monday. and my
statement to him that should take your
suggestion under advsement although /
did not look upon II with favor. Since
that time have consulted with our dis
trict presidents. who concur fully in my
views.
We desire to assure you again that we
feel keeniy the responsibility of our po-
sition and the gravity a. the situation
and 1t would give US great pleasure to
take any action which would bring this
coal strike 10 an end In q manner that