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SOLDIERS SHOOT AT SHERIDAN.
High Scores Made by Infantry Marks
men in Si<irnish Firinq.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The rifle COM
petition at the Fort Sheridan range to-
day was confined to the skirmish fir
ing, and because of high wind the
scores were not as high as those made
on preceding days. The ten highest
were as follows for the three days of
the competition: Private Weik,
Twentieth infantry, 449; Private
Smeets, Third infantry, Alp; Private
Barre, One Hundred and Fortieth in
fantry, 4OS;- Private Cundiff, Third in
fantry, 1896; Private Mayer, Twentieth
infantry, 1874; Corporal Roell, Third
Infantry, 387; Private Stevenson, Four
teenth infantry, 1872; Private Forest,
Fourteenth Infantry, 377; Private Hall,
twentieth Infantry, 374; Private Hen
derson, Twentieth infantry. 367. The
competition will terminate tomorrow.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At milwaukee, r. III. r
St. Joseph 81 10000 0 90 IL Q
Milwaukee 10 0 0 O 0 0 2 % Z Z
Fricken, Thornton and Lucia
At Colorado Springs r. TT. r.
Colo. Springs 0 o 1 0 8 0 0-5 s
Denver :......2 1 0 2 0 0 PIP IA 4
Batteries-GaSton, McNeeley and Baer-
wald Lempke and Mcconnell.
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Long Game at CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Aug. 4-Chicago and Phil
adelphia fought a loosely played eleven
inning Contest today, in which errors and
gifts cut great figure in the run-get-
to center, by Mertes scored the winning
run. Attendance. 1850. Score:
G 5h lea % doooooo1-s e $
Batteries, Griffith, Piatt and Sullivan,
Wilson, Mitchell and Schreck; left on
bases, Chicago 10, Philadelphia II; two
base Use, hi hit, Sullivan. Mitchell; +. Davis;
Murphy, Hartsell; stolen bases, Strang,
Jones, Mertes, Isben, Hartsell 2; double
play. NJ. Cross to Murphy; struck out,
3; passed bail. Sullivan bases on balls,
off Piatt 8, off Griffith 4. off Mitchell 8,
off Wilson 8; wild pitch, Griffith; hit with
ball, Green, Murphy; time, 2:25; umpire,
Young Pitches Splendid Game.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 4.-Young was
in fine form this afternoon and pitched
splendidly. Siever on the contrary, was
easy for Capt Collins men, who hit him
safely eight times in the first. three in
nings Shortstop Eiberfeld, of the De-
troit team, today signed with Detroit for
1908. Attendance, 1851. Score;
Boston :. 80 0 O+6 II i
Batteries, Siever and Mcguire, Young
and Criger; three-base hits, Freeman,
Criger; sacrifice hits, Collins, Young,
Stahl; stolen bases, Collins .; bases on
balls, off Siever 1, off Young / left on
bases, Detroit 6, Boston 6; struck out, by
Siever 3, by Young 3; time, 1855; umpire,
Connolly.
Cleveland Wins in the Last.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug. 4.-With two
out in the ninth inning, Moore won his
own game by driving in run with a
scratch single. Attendance, 2,513. Score:
Cleveland 10000 II
Washington 20 0 0 0 0 0 90 2
Batteries, Moore and Wood. Orth and
Clarke; earned run, Cleveland; two-base
hit, Lajoie sacrifice HIT Keister; stolen
bases. Laioie, Ryan; double plays, Brad
ley to Lajoie, Gochnauer to Lajoie to
Hickman; first base on balls, off Moore
Orth /; left on bases, Cleveland 9, Wash
ington 3; struck out, by Orth 4, by
Moore 3; time, 1:22; umpire, O'Laughlin.
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Pretty Tame to eealn With.

CONES, Aug. Regatta week OPEN
ed with every prospect for a record
meeting, and only fine weather is neec>d
to insure the complete success of the
royal yacht squadrons racing. The pres
ence of the king has caused an added in
terest to be taken in the event.
The race for yachts of over seventy
nine feet proved a disappointment, the
Meteor and George Waetjens' Navahoe
both being scratched. Sybarita, owned
by Myles B. Kennedy, of Glasgow, sailed
over the course alone.
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Close Finishes at Highland Park.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 4-CIose fin
ishes came out at Highland Park this
afternoon and second choices won a ma
jority of the events. Jockey Minder
again showed to advantage by plotting
Gay Eilda to the front in the opening
finished the other riders and landed his
mount a winner by short head in the
final stride. He finished second on Corey
Onyx and Bineheiio. The former was an
oddson favorite but Spinet always held
him safe. Weather fine; track fast.
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Little Too Much for Coleman.

BROCKTON, Mass.,aAug 4-John J.
Little, of this city. won two out of three
falls, catch as -catch-can wrestling from
Prof Frank Coleman, of Chicago to-
night: Coleman took the first fall in q
minutes with a half Nelson. Little took
the next fall with a bar Nelson in q
up Coleman and threw him. Coleman was
knocked out
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
ST. LOUIS WINS EASY GAME.
Baltimore Team Off Color on Quite

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 4.-St Louis
took another game from Baltimore today
without being pushed. The visitors made
the same number of hits as the home
team and one less error, but their work
in the field was decidedly off color lack
of head work proving damaging. st.
Louis punched hits on Wiltse. Hemp
hills drive over the right field fence was
the feature. Attendance 1900. Score:
ST Louis 100 O22o 0 IS 8 ;
Baltimore 80 90 1 0 0 0 1-2 9 /
Batteries, Donohue and Kahoe. Wiltse
and Yeager; earned runs, ST. Louis g.
Baltimore /; two-base hits, Anderson,
IIemphill; three-base hits, Mcfarland;
home run, Hemphill; sacrifice hits, Ander-
pitcher, by Wiltse, Padden; stolen base,
Wallace; base on balls, off Wiltse 5;
struck Sout, by Donohue 4. by Wiltse 3;
left on bases ST. Louis 8, Baltimore 7;
time, 1852; umpires, Carruthers and
tombstone
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Monroe Wins Motor Race.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug. 4.-The twentv-
hve-m motor-paced bicycle race at the
coliseum tonight between Joe Nelson, Of
Chicago, and Benny Monroe. OF Memphis
First five miles, 6:52; ten miles. 1913:
Is miles, 20:48; 20 miles, 27:53; rs miles
S4:57 3-5. The second mile was the fast
est, being made In 1:20.
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Corals Lost Their Game.

special to The Globe.
Shakopee Corals went to ST. Peter Sun
day and We're defeated by the score 9
to o. their second defeat in seventeen
games! The high school team went to
Belle PLANE and defeated the Governors
by the score Is to 10. Batteries. Wertx
and Dean. Irwin and Courtney. The
Corals play New Prague here next Sun
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North Branch Wins,


Special to The Globe.
NORTH BRANCH, Mimi, Aug. A.
The North Branch team defeated Cam
bridge in an exciting game by the score
~ 6. Batteries Herried and Booth
Brss.t and Bunker
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BOSTON, Aug. 4.-St Louis beat Ros-
itary run in the sixth inning Brilliant
fielding by Carney, who threw Brashear
out at the plate. saved Boston from a
batters at his mercy. Rain stopped the
game at the end of the seventh inning.
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Beats Worlds cycle Record.

BERLIN, Aug. 4.-Robl, of Munich.
beat the worlds six-hour cycle record
of Friedman yesterday. He averaged
thirty-seven miles an hour. Dickenmann
of Amsterdam, and Huret, Of Paris. were
among those defeated.
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Tennis Tournament Postponed.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-The lawn ten
mis- doubles match in the international
tournament at Bay Ridge will be played
arranged. The committee announced the
change tonight.N All the matches win
commence at $40 y. N.
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Earned runs, Milwaukee 3. Louisville 2;
two-base hits, DUNCAN, Schaub, Camel
base on balls, off Barber 5; wild pitch
Barber; double plays, Clymer to CAMEL q;
Altrock to Clingman; left on bases, Mil
Waukee 6; Louisville IL; umpire, Ebright;
time, 1850.
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Earned runs. Chicago 5, Philadelphia 1 ;
two-base hit, Taylor; three-base hit, VOL
yerton; home run, Chance; sacrifice hit,
Slagle: Wolverton, Doom; stolen bases,
Chicago 10. Philadelphia 8; first base on
balls. off Taylor 3, off White 5; struck
out, by Taylor 1. by White 6; passed ball,
Doom; time, 2:15; umpire, O'Day.
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Cincinnati Loses to Brooklyn.

Earned run, Brooklyn; first base on err
rors, Cincinnati /, Brooklyn 2; left on
bases, Cincinnati Z, Brooklyn 5; two-base
hit, Dahlen; three-bas hit, Dahlen sto-
len base, Keller; double plays Flood to
McCreery, Peitz to Beckley; sacrifice hits,
Farrell, Irwin; first base on balls, off
Hughes 3, off Poole 1; struck out by
Hughes 3, by Poole /; time, 1879; UNI
pire, Lynch; attendance, 1900.
kerwin Easy for Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 4.-Kerwin
proved an easy mark for the home team
today. Milwaukee winning the game with
out much trouble Louisville played a
loose game in the field. The work of
ture. Attendance $50. Score:
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*Viox batter for McMakin in the ninth.
Earned runs, st. Paul 3, Columbus 1;
two-base hits. Kelley .; three Sc hits
Shannon, Turner; sacrifice hits, Lumley'
aen nn stolen bases. Huggins 2, Hart
off McMacxin 2. off Chech 8: struck ont
by McMakin. Daugherty, Hurley. by
Chech. Hendricks, Wagner, McMakin 3:
erty; left on bases, st. Paul III. Columbus
8; time OF game. 155; attendance, 512;
Notes of the Game.
This afternoon the Saints play the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-05
Glencoe Won Out.

Special to The Globe
GLENCOE. Mimi, Aug. 4.-The Glen
coe team defeated the Flour City team
OF Minneapolis in loosely played game.
Score:
r. H. E.
Glencoe .....5 2 71111 *-18 Is 8
Batteries McDougan, Ford and Town
send, Roger and Brown.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-05
Carver Defeats Javas.

Special to The Globe
CARVER, Mimi, Aug. 4.-Carver de-
feated the Javas, Of Minneapolis, by the
score to B. Battery for Carver, Nolan
and Clayton.
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chaska Drops Game.

Special to The Globe.
YOUNG AMERICA, Mimi, Aug. A.
Young America defeated Chaska here
Sunday in the best game of the season
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HUIe1II Uut, LII Uy UdlIeu DAHL
Double plays, Dexter to Tenny. Long to
Tenny. Kruger to Farrell to Brashear.
son l, off Currie 4; struck out, by Eason
!, by Currie 1; time, 1:25; attendance
1,480; umpire, Brown.
Champions Beat New York.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The local play
ers lost another game to the Pittsburg
champions here today by score Of 8 to
Z. Costly misplays were made by New
York. and McGinnity hit three batsmen.
on which two occasions a run followed
New York made a rally in the ninth inn
ing, scoring four runs off five hits, but
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Toledo ......4 0 0 0 III
Earned runs, Toledo 4; two base hitsS
Wilmot. Grant Mock, Turner 3; three
Newlin; base on balls, off Newlin /, off
Hughey 2; struck out, by Newlin l. by
!H;ughey 6; left on bases, Minneapolis S,
Ioledo Z; double plays, Quillan to No
vacek, Lynch to Cooley, Burns to Turner:
stolen base, Cooley; attendance, $50; time,
1870; umpire Tindill.
Cincinnati Loses to Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. 4.-Brooklyn
defeated Cincinnati by 8 to 1 today Each
s slde made run in the first inning, but
half of the seventh, when the home play.
ers got two more runs on three singles,
a sacrifice hit and Poole's tumble of Far
relPs bunt. The pitching honors were
about equally divided. Score:
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81 BASEBALL, RACING And OTHER SPORTING NEWS )
WITH THE AMATEURS.

by the score to 2. batteries, Heimkes
and Engelen, MoldenRauer and Hammer
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FOURTH WEEK OF THE GRAND
CIRCUIT Is COMMENCED
THERE
THREE RACES DECIDED
IN STRAIGHT HEATS
Rhythmic, the Blind Horse, Wins the
2;30 Trot HandiIy-Dan r Has No
Difficulty in Capturing 2:0S Pace and
Dan r Lands Last Race.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug 4-The
fourth week of the grand circuit OPEN
ed at the Fort Erie track today with
clear skies and a fast track Three
races were decided, each in straight
heats.
In the 2:30 trot, rhythmic, the blind
trotter, was the favorite, $50 against
the Held $40, and when it came to rae
ing it was all Rhythmic. Both Directum
Spier and Johnny tried to beat the ia
vorite, but did not have the speed. In
winning Rhythmic reduced his record
from 2:11A to 2:09A.
Dan r Wins CIeverIy.
Dan r won the 2:08 pace Just as
cleverly. There was nothing in the
race that could extend the sorreI PAGER.
Dan r sold at $50 against the field $40,
and was always in front Geers could
not do much with Fred S. Wedgewood.
! and New Richmond showed the best
of those behind Dan R. The latter's
record was cut second to 2:04%.
Big Field in Last Race.
The PA trot brought a big field of
eleven horses, and there was tedious
delays. Dan Z had the pole and also
the speed, winning in three straight
heats. hard pressed by Burder Dan
Z sold in the field, the first pooling be-
ing Hawthorne $50, Leola $50, Lady
Thisbe $25, the field $12.
A record was made, the nine heats
decided giving the fastest average of
any of this season.
Summary of the Races:
2:30 trot, purse $1,000
Rhythmic br h, by Oakland Baron
dam Duchess (Hudson) 1
Directum Spier, b h (Kenney) - 3 2
Roam Wilkes, br 6 (Grear) ..3 8
Johnny. b g (Johnson) .........4 2 dr.
John Patterson, b g (Geers) - dis
Time. 2:09A. 2:10A. 2:13h
| 2:OS pace, purse $4,000
Dan r. SO 6. by Tasco Jr dam
Col hunt (StahD ,.............1
| New Richmond gr h (Benedict).. A 2 g
The Bishop, (Wilson) .......5 2
Fred s Wedgewood, 70 h (Geers)..2 5
Capt; Sphinx, g (McLaughlin) IS 4
Chestnut Oh g (Brown) .........3 dis
Time, 2:07, 2:04S4, 2:05A.
ZIP trot, purse $1,000
Dan Z, b g, by Crawford, dam by
| Hull (Manville) ..1 1
Border, br h Oydiard ......... 2 8
Belle Kuser, m (Rites) ...... 2
Lady Thisbe, blk m (Kenney) 49,. 6 4
Red Princess, b m (Snow) ... 6 6
Harvard, br h (McDonald) go. 8 z
Lady Geraldine, m (Noble) -. 10 5
Hawthorne, 70 m (Iudson) 10 8
Leola, m (Saunders) .... 8 10
Tessie S, m (Starr) ........7 Z 8
Iva Dee, b m (Spear) .......... dis
Time 2:111s, 2:o9A, 2:11A.
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FROM THE PRIZE RING

Andrew Tokell, the English bantam
champion, is coming to America to try
his skill against any of the lads who
do not scale over lis pounds
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-05
KELLEY'S BATTING Is
THE REAL FEATURE
Manager Pounds Out Two Doubles and
a Single - McMakin Allows Home
Team to Bunch Hits in the Fifth
Chance for Finish in the Ninth.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Columbus at st. Paul.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-05

Fred Broad writes from New Ken
sington that he will begin to train on
Monday for his twenty-round go with
Chris Hemmler on Aug. Is. Hemmler
is at Hot Springs, getting in shape
for the battle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS WINS IN THE SIXTH.
Solitary Run in That Inning Lands the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-05

In the forthcoming bout between
Hughey McGovern and Willie Reid of
Brooklyn, Sam Harris will make an at
tempt to wager $1,000 on McGovern's
chances.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-05

According to a dispatch received
from Salt Lake City, it is likely that
the battle between George Gardner, the
crack Eastern midd1eweight, and Jack
Root, of Chicago, will not come off.
The pair signed articles to box TWEEN
ty rounds at Salt Lake City next
month. Mayor Thompson is not in fa-
VOr Of the contest.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-05

Nineteen hits off Newlin coupled with
SIX errors by the locals, gave Toledo an
the locals dangerous. Hughey kept the
hlts scattered and was given good sup
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-05

Director Billings, of the Boston team,
makes the prediction that Lajoie will
soon be playing with New York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-04
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED

Secretary Long will retire.
Smallpox is epidemic in Des Moines,
Iowa.
Germany may station a regiment at
Shanghai.
New South Wales is to have a big
steel plant.
Mrs. Dewey is suffering from nervous
There is marked increase of Eng
fish pauperism.
Ascuncion Esquivel has been elected
President of Costa RiCa.
General Chaffee has asked for more
troops for the Philippines.
Senator Wellington made a speech
against the Philippine bill
The Preside joints at San Francisco
have been ordered to close.
The cornerstone for San Jose's Car
negie library has been laid
DR.. l.. G. Lane, prominent San
Francisco physician, is dead
Pomona Cal, gets $4,000 for a IL
brary, from Andrew Carnegie.
r. RoseInnes has been appointed
chief justice for the Transvaal
a large gathering of Mystic Shriners
has been held at Nisalia, Cal.
Cleveland has been duck hunting
near Norfolk. His bag was 800
Martial law has been proclaimed in
Trieste because of strikers riots
The Senate has passed the bill es-
tablishing a permenent census bureau.
The Iriah national program is to
force owners to sell farms to tenants
Governor Taft explained that the
Philippine treason law is a war mea-
sure.
Gen. Frederick Funston has recover
ed and been discharged from the hos
pital.
Rano Golinda, a notorious bandit of
the Rio Grande, is behind the bars at
Ei Paso.
The instruction in the province of
Batapzas has been crushed out by Gen
eIal Bell.
Young Theodore Roosevelt, who is
convalescent, has been removed to
Washington
A. T. Goshorn. director general of the
Philadelphia Centennial Exposition of
1876, is dead.
The Venezuelan rebels defeated the
government troops in several bloodless
engagements.
United States Collector of Customs
lvey, at Sitka, Alaska, has been super
seeded in office.
Two new forts may be established
one in Texas and the other in the Pa
cific northwest
Edward s. Isham, one OF the leading
lawyers of Chicago. died IN New York
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-04
A PRINTER GREATLY SURPRISED.

81 never was so much surprised in
my life, as | was with the results Of
using Chamberlain's Pain Balm" says
Henry II. Crook, pressman of the Ashe-
vile on. c., u. S. Al Gazette. Il con-
tracted a severe case of rheumatism
early last winter by getting my feet
wet. / tried several things for it with
out benefit. One day while looking over
the Gazette, / noticed that Pain Balm
was positively guaranteed TO cure rheu-
matism, so bought bottle of it. and
before using two-thirds OF il my rheu-
matism had taken its flight and l have
not had rheumatic pain since " Sold
by all druggists and dealers. Benson,
Smith a. Co.. Ltd, agents for II. /.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-04

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nHNt iOfi NnnHl-ilaus have t.H.h.
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rv.Nlt' Pa 'tUHt WIS married tu
NIrilrHp kuihrrfrrf
tN" l'nlH. ctr.rs h1tU unH.
gufHiII o. crusade fNf uUiIufn muf.
InrU rui divorce l.W.
a rtsIu minstrel Who nr.1 on Shot in-
o. an audience &C Sew Madrid. Mo.
was kuched by mob
y mUl ~ Porto Iicln strikers hold
Ponce fu several hows fh,utirr
death 90 tho Americans
The state Department ls NEGOTIATING
with Russia 90 appoint more United
States .ouauls iu siberia.
Attorney General kuoN declares thn
railroad scheme of ! !. uU lutgat
and viii nrht Che combine.
charles I. Tinauy. heed of tho IA
NOUS jcWe'ry house of New York. is
dead. Die was over ninety.
T. o. Morgan. ON February 10 dia-
trihutOl dividend OF $40 OoO. 600 Go the
members Of the steel trust
Twenty-Five. of a party Of French cx-
u'nr,rs were killed and eaten hy cane
nibals at sH.raka. New Guinea.
The United states Senate has rati-
fed the treaty for the purchase 81 the
Danish West Indies, for $1,000. 900
The House of Representatives pass
ed the bin repealing the war taxes.
without debate or a dissenting vote.
Russian Journals construe paunCe-
totes attitude as unfriendly To the
United states during the Spanish war.
The Rock Island Railroad has made
a cut In second class fares from Mis-
souri, river to California points To s25.
Mrs. Mary Ryle. of Paterson. n. j..
has given 800. 900 to rebuild the public
library, recently destroyed in the great
hre
Ex-Chlet or Police Devefy, or New
YORK recently invested fSn,oOo IN real
estate HIS salary was SooOo pei an
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49,, ~ ~" ',.tI' CO n'Vwis o'',N''is
,is,
Harvard NAV have its medical coll
lege. through The rIrts ,r Rocknreller
and Morgan. which viii amount ia 81
900 600.
Yang Yu, Chinese minister to Rus
STA, formerly minister at Washington,
died at ST. Petersburg, after short
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-04

S;sCzLLLyFIU-,
Hawaiian E!sots.c 10
MOI. Up. Ar, q 10. %
Mutual ToiephcG. Go
u. Il. & /. Co,..,.,...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-04
Still Tipping Her.

The work of raising the stern Of the
Warren was continued yesterday, and
when operations ceased for the day,
she drew seventeen feet of water be-
hind, or five feet less than on Friday,
when she put back. 1t is estimated
that after two days more of loading
pig iron forward the shaft of the pro-
peler will be sufficiently exposed to
allow the stump of the broken blade
being unbolted and the new blade bolt
ed on.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-04
HoLLIsTER DRUG CO.. Agents.

sr,p.rcd by D.. J. c. Aver Co., Lowell Mass. U. S. A.
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EXCHANGE
40 shares Kilauea Sugar III at SO.
80 shares Onomea Sugar Co. at S2i.5O.
1856 shares Paauhau $. Il. Co. at sl2.
so shares Hutchinson at SIS.
10 shares Hutchinson at sl4.75.
80 shares Hutchinson at sl4.
20 shares Hutchinson at $685. i-2.
so shares Hutchinson at sl4.i2 l-9.
100 shares Makaweli at s27.
80 sn"res MahaWe,i az 800
80 sh"'es M"""N'i' ~ go,
10 Sh"'eS M"n""'ii "' s..'oU'
80 shares Makaweli at 326.50
"o snares M"h"Meii at s-o.oo'
100 shares Hama Pl. at $3.50.
Sh'ies new - " "' '.o'0
=" Sn"leS nav - p" . 70. At 200
100 S'"i' S iio''oh"" "' si-,oo'
~ Sh''es tlphoN"" at Nii,'o.
$50 s"dIes iohoN"' III Si-'oV'
BUILDING PERMITS.
Fred Harrison, rustic, l story store,
9S King street. 500
Ching Hoo. | story wood dwelling,
2lO Cottage Walk, 5000.
Choy Tin, : 1-story cottages, 1861 Pa
uua Road $3.50.
T.. G. Keen, wood story cottage.
1885 King street.
G. X, All l-story cottages. l32l-l327
King street.
j. $. Bailey, 2-story rustic workshop,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-04
Auction Sale Of Delinquent
Sugar Stock.

ON SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1902,
at II O'Clock noOn at my salesroom %
Queen street, Honolulu, | will sell at
Public Auction by order of the Treas
urer, Mr.. Elmer II. Paxton, the follow
ing certificates Of stock i'm the Olaa
Sugar CO., Ltd, unless the twentieth
assessment, due December u, 1901, and
delinquent February q, 1902, with in
terest and advertising expenses, is paid
on or before the day and hour of sale
at the offices of the r. +. Dillingham;
CO., Ltd, Stangenwald building, Ho-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-04

Honolulu, March 3, 1902,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-04
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DIVIDENDS.

C. Brewer CO., /; Eva, /; Kahuku.
J., oahu, 1s; Waimanalo, q Hawaiian
Electric Company, q, and Mutual Tel
ephohe Company, 21a per cent