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Evening journal., 1903-03-04
Turf and Track.

Turf and Track.
The fastest trotting stallion by the
records. owned in New Jersey, is Carl
don, 2.10k.
Frances b, 2.11lL, by Alcamedia, 2.19a1,
son Of Alcantara, 2.23 viii be cam
paigned from Scranton, Pa.
The new half-mile track at Beaver
Falls. Pa, has been completed. and
horses will soon be trained over it.
Hugh McAnany and several other
Philadelphia horsemen have assured a
spring meeting at Point Breeze, when
5000 in purses will be hung up.
The Road Drivers Association, OF
Reading. having been permanently or
ganized. is In a prosperous condition.
DIT. o. G. Noack is secretary.
Dr. ]. b. Hopper, Of Ridgewood, n. j.,
has sold Buringame. 2.1Sh, brother Of
Sable Wilkes. 2.1s by Guy Wilkes, 2.15lk
to Robert TAFT, OF Norfolk.
Jennie Grattan. 2.17h, by Grattan, 2.13
made her record at Coatesville, Pa.
where she won two races last year. Sh,
is a sister ito Grattan Boy 2.Os.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
Athletics.

-NNIliChiSos
The Crescent Athletic Club, Of Brook
lyn. is planning to have one Of tho finest
clubhouses in the country. It has been
decided to construct building which
will cost s5OO,OOO.
The profits from the Berkeley oval
games last May were more than $l,SOO.
At the meeting OF the I. C. A. A. A. on
Saturday 1t was voted to refund SO to
each college which had more than three
entries in the meet.
Edgar L. Glass has not yet realized
the promise which Mike Murphy made
concerning him in the shot put. Murphy
said that the great Yale athlete would
put the missile 45 feet. In none Of the
games in which he has competed this
winter has Glass been able to do even
A. feet.
The record-brealong work Of Schick
OF Harvard, in the 7O-yard dash, at The
Columbia University games on Saturday
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
VorszueIan warahlps returned.

Caracas. Venezuela, March 4.-The
Venezuelan warships zeamora. Veinti-
tres dc Mayo and Zumbador, cap
tured by the British during the block.
ade. were returned to Venezuela yes.
terday at Ia iuaria- The Bolivar is
expected at La Guaira today. Il is as
serted that a dynamite bomb was dis.
covered by Venezuelan stokers among
the coal left by the Germans on board
the Venezuelan warship Restaurador
when that vessel was returned to Ven
ezuela. The reported discovery has
created intense excitement. The news
papers refer TO the Germans as "an-
archists."
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
PusiIisnn.

Dave Holly is out with a stinging re
buff to Vernon Campbell, who. Holly
says, is afraid to box him again.
Now that Jeffries and Corbett have
agreed to fight, the champions intended
visit Ito England has been abandoned.
FdtzsimmOns still insists that he can
make 15S pounds, IL Tommy Ryan will
meet him for the lightweight champion.
ship.
Johnnie White will be put to one oi
the severest tests Of his pugilistic career
when he meets Danny Dougherty on
Friday night.
Gus Gardner is working faithfully ant
wants to take on Billy Farren, Damn,
Duane, George Cole or Charley Nc
Keevcr. He would be willing ITO mak'
concessions in weight for the last tw,
mentioned.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
NEW BOOKS At THE LIBRARY
What One May Find in the Way Of
Reference, Philosophy or
E:-a..-

Fiction.
New books have been received as
follows at the library;
Reference.
Cambridge Companion to the Bible.
Concise Bible Dictionary.
Dibdin-A photographed Antlquar-
ian and Picturesque Tour in France
and Germany. 3v.
John Crerar Library. Chicago. List Of
Current Periodicals in the Reading
Room. June. 1902.
Welch. comp.-Right reading for chill
dren.
Philosophy and Religion.
Beach-A Geography and Atlas of
Protestant Missions. 2v.
Brierley-Ourselves and the Universe.
Podmore-Modern Spiritualism. 2v.
Useful Arts.
! ants.
U. $. Navy Department-Drin Regula-
tions for the Hospital Corps.
Fine Arts.
Gore-Dutch Art as Seen By a lay
man.
Laut-The story OF a Trapper.
Morse-Furnitnre Of the Olden Time.
Literature.
Arnold, comp.-Matthew Arnold's
Notebooks.
Hartmann-Shakespeare in Art.
lMillar-The Mid Eighteenth Century.
sharp Portrayal of the
Moral Life.
Whiting-Boston Days.
lWordsworth-Poeucal Works. 11v.
Biography.
Browning, Robert, by Cary.
Brummel, George Byran, by Jesse.
Moltke, Helmuth, Graf Won, by Norris
Reeburn, Sir Henry, by Armstrong.
Fiction.
Laurie-Axel Ebersen.
Lie-The Visionary.
Morier-Adventures Of HAIL Baba o.
lspahan. 2v.
, Wells-The Sea Lady.
! Juvenile.
Andersen-The Little Mermaid an,
Other Stories.
Hendry-A Child's London.
Madison-A Colonial Maid Of Old Vir
ginia.
Noble-Tarryport School Girls.
Stowe-The Story of Little Eva from
Uncle Toms Cabin.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
Liberty Elects oHieers.

The Liberty Fire Company held ats an,
nual election last night in the engin,
house with the following result.
President, John J. Biggins; vice-presi
dent Michael II. Grant; secretary
Michael +. Cannon; treasurer. John May
board trustees, chairman, John ]. Big
gins; Joshua Pyle Henry C. Roller
Michael II. Grant, owen j. Palmer
board OF directors, William r. Lewis, A
g. Furhman, James b. Stevenson, Johi
May, Michael +. Cannon Hugh Wallace
John T.. Bunting; fire recorder. A. J
Furhman; engineer, James b. Stevenson
Investigating Committee, John J. Biggins
Henry c. Roller, Amos A. Eas,burn.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
Pension For school Teaehers.

Harrisburg, Pa, March A bill to
pension school teachers after they
have become superannuated was in
troduced in the house yesterday by Mr..
White, OF Lackawanna. The bill pro-
vides that the teachers shall have
served 30 years In the state before
they are entitled to a pension. which
shall be paid out Of the state treasury.
The minimum amount of the pension
shall not be less than one-third of the
average monthly salary of the teach.
er for the last FIVE years preceding re.
tirement.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
Baseball.

Baseball.
Manager Ed Barrow, Of the Detroit
Club. has made another raid on tho
Jersey City Club. He has signed Out
fielder Wallace Clements, who plays un-
der the name Of Oal1es and is one Of the
fastest men IN the Eastern League.
AL Maui the once famous pitcher Of
the Pittsburg, Washington, Baltimore
and Brooklyn clubs, has asked for triad
with the Schenectady club, Of the New
York State League.
John Anderson, formerly with Brook
lyn, now the St. Louis first baseman,
has two good offers from the outlaw
California League and threatens TO
jump.
Jim Mcclure refuses Ito accept Brook
lyn's terms and will hold the Detroit
Club ITO his two years contract at $500
year.
Roger Bresnahan has gone from his
Toledo home ito Savannah, where he will
await the arrival of the -,ew York team.
Mike Donln, 81 Seymour, Heine Petz,
Charley Doom and Billy Clingman are
playing indoor baseball in the Cincin-
naIti League.
Johnny King. the Chicago catcher, is
the star Of a professional pool tourna-
ment in St. Louis.
Catcher William ]. Clarke has gone tC
Annapolis to coach the Naval Academy
team.
Dick" Dare, who pitched for the
Ia. has s-fer ~
play with the Clayton, N. j., nine fol
the coming season.
A baseball team was organized yester
day at Carlisle, with these officers; Her
man Gearhart, manager; Albert Mickey
treasurer, and Reuben Swartz, secre
tary.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
CROWN|NSH|ELD
WANTS TO QUIT
Dissatisfied With Arrange
ment That Deprived Him
OF the Illinois
HIS REQUEST HAS BEEN GRANTED

Washington, March 1.-Two inter
esting and significant communications
were received yesterday at the navy
department from the European station.
One was from Rear Admiral Aren't
Schuyler Crowninshield, commanding
the European squardon, asking TO be
placed on the retired list Of the navy
under the provisions of the personnel
law. The other was from Lieutenant
Henry H. Ward. naval secretary to
Admiral Crowninshield, resigning his
commission in the navy.
It was said at the navy department
that Secretary Moody had cabled an
acceptance Of Admiral Crowninshield's
request to retire, and also expressed
regret at the loss the navy would sus-
tain. It is expected that the admiral
will haul down his flag about March
80 He will not return to the United
States on a naval vessel. and probably
will spend some time in Europe before
coming home
The navy department contented II
self at first with the brief statemen
Of the admiral's application for retire
ment without explanation Of the rea
son therefor. II is known, however
that the officer was dissatisfied wit
the re-errangement of the armore
squadrons following the Carribbea
manoeuvres last winter, which dc
prived him OF the further use Of tn
Illinois as a flagship. The circun
stances under which he came 10 b
deprived of this ship, one of the lates
and most formidable in this OF an
other navy. were entirely impersonal
Rear Admiral Charles S. Cottor
commandant of the navy yard at MOI
folk. Va, was assigned TO the con
mand Of the European squadron, an
will relInquish his present duty a
once and start for Europe as soon a
he can arrange his Official and privat
affairs.
Admiral Crowninshield's retirement
in the ordinary course, will promot
Captains Cook and Harrington TO b
rear admirals. Captain Cook, however
IS in a deplorable state OF health an
is now at Nauheim, Germany. where
Is hoped that the waters will benef
him. II they DO not, it IS feared h
cannot pass the physical examinatio
necessary to promotion. The law doe
not allow of much delay In these e.
amlnations. so Il is probable that fc
lowing a precedent established son
time ago. he will be promoted on h
record. subject to the results OF
~5si.ysicul examination to be he
later on.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
Heal Won Match.

In match game of pool last even
ing at the pool rooms OF James Kelley.
Tenth and Shipley streets. for the
championship OF Delaware. Frank Heal
won from Frank Higgins by the score
of 100 to IS. Higgins had the lead
until the fourth frame. but after that
Heal drew away from him. Heal made
the highest run. Is balls. 'Phenoma
Horn will play Heal at the above place
on Monday night next.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
Preparing to Take Engine From River

The steam crane of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has been taken 60
Bush river TO remove the engine which
plunged into the river last week. The
work win begin as soon as a diver ar
rives TO fasten the hosting machinery
beneath the engine, which is partly
buried beneath the mud at the bottom
OF the river.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
Maple Leaf Baseball Club.

Tho Maple Leaf baseball club held a
meeting last evening at No. SIS South
Harrison street and elected the following
officers for the coming season: Manager
J. Traub; captain, d. Joyce, secretary, A.
Haley; treasurer, L. Genner. The players
are A. Haley, c. Tierney, ]. Traub, d.
Comfy f. o. Boyle, r. Joyce. L. Genner
J. Dinsmore, w. Wilson, r. Gillian and
y. brown.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
VOTING for Trolley Men.

The vote ait the Wilmington Bicycle
Club fair for the most popular trolley con-
ductor or motorman resulted, as follows up
ito last night:
j. W. Bunting $50; E. L. McLane, 300;
j. n. wilkinson, Ill; ]. Crozler, y; II.
Holt, 21S; W. Carlisle 5; W. Frazier, IL;
y. Mitchell. 100; II. Primrose, IA; r. Des-
mond. %; L. Hackendorn, 2O5; ]. R.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
Tried 70 FiII q Liahted Lamp.

Edward ONeil, of No. 2s5 Tatna1 street
will hereafter fill a coal oil lamp before
lighting it. Last evening while trying 10
nll a lighted lamp with petroleum It ex-
ploded causing a small blaze which was
extinguished without the aid of the fire
department
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
Arrerked For smuaallnu.

New York, March 4.-Antoine de
Jou and Jules le Doux, said to be stew
ards on the French line steamer La
Savoie. we're arrested yesterday and
held in s2.500 bail each on charges of
smuggling embroidery and fancy arti-
sles from France. Il Is alleged that
members OF the crews Of steamers
touching at French ports have been
smuggling fancy goods for years.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
Brownson Wins Easily.

The Columbia basketball team Of New
Castle were completely showed under by
the Brownson five last night, the score be-
ing 81 to p. There was not a time when
the visitors had a chance Of winning. The
lline-up follows:
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
WILMINGTON M is HAPPY
Defeated New York in Hard Fought
Game.


In one OF the hardest fought games Of
the season wilmington won from the New
York wanderers last night by the score Of
20 10 %. The visitors played stubborn
pame but were steadily driven back by the
Socal five who played in championship
form.
The game started in with a rush and the
mace was kept up throughout the contest.
The home team ian away from the wand
erers I'm the first half and when it closed
the score stood 20 TO 3.
When the second half started New York
took a brace and there were some lively
doings. The visitors played a fierce game
in this half and rapidly filled the breech
IN the score. but they were unable to over
come the strong lead of the locals. Ref
cree stratton gave universal satisfaction,
there being no protests arising during the
game. Wilmington IS playing a champion
ship game and the defeat Of New York
after its beating Camden on Saturday
shows clearly the comparative strength Of
the teams. The lineup follows:
Wilmington. New York.
Neuman ...... forward .........A Abadit
White. forward .......... Dilritcl
Penino .... centre ............ .Dislei
Marlxwardt .......defense ..... Wendelkir
Wallace ..........defense ......,..Eberlin'
Goals from field, Neuman, ?; White.
Penlno. 3; Markwardt, .; Wallace, a
Wenderlin. 4; Eberlne a; goals from
fouls, White, s; Eberline, 6; referee, STRAIT
lton.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
WASHINGTON, o. c.
Personally Conducted Tour Via 6aIti
more and Ohio Railroad.

Leave Wilmington $40 p. m, Thurs
day, March II. Rate 80 for round trip.
including all expenses. For pamphlet
and full information, write or apply TO
B. & o. Ticket Agents, or II. A. Miller.
T. p. A, Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04

Querey. 27S; George Hall, 3; W. Jamison,
y; j. Trott, 10.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
XENI I5KE

Between Winter and SummeI
Between heat and cold,
We introduce the new,
Ard get rid of the old.
New Goods crowding il
We're crowding out the Of
as fast as we can. Have yo
seen the 25c soft shirts wei
selling Over 200 dozen, a
sizes, worth anywhere fro
soc to- 81. White Laundrie
Shirts at 65c, or ? for $I.al
worth 81 to $3.50 each. tt
greatest line of IS and so cei
New Spring Neckwear v
have ever shown. New Ho
iery, New Underwear, Ne
Gloves. New Shirts, Ne
Furnishings, all kinds. Styl
quality and value all here.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & Sc
9th and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
Houses Burned For Sanitary Purpose

'oeoS9 co'Hou TO' sanitary purposes
Mazatlan, Mexico, March a. - The
number Of deaths here n February
was f97. of which so were from bu-
bonic plague From January / TO
March ! there was burned by the
sanitary authorities 291 houses of a
\cleap claas, for which the owners were
paid $1,000. ---.-----...s
Evening journal., 1903-03-04
AMUSEM ENTS.

In a New and Original Play, d
Life on the Great East Side.
Prices. Matinee, IS, %, 35c; night
80, 50, 75 cents, 800.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-06
BUSINESS LOCALS

Boys knee pants, Csc. at Kerr's-
II. Cummings. at the Golden West
Cigar Store. offers good mich COW
Tor sale.
A furnished cottage OF seven rooms
at 5000 per month can be had by call
ing at Hawaiian Trust Co.
The stock books of the Oahu Sugar
wco. Ltd. viii be closed for transfers
from May 10th to 18th. both dates in
Guided
wall. Nichols Co. are selling 4Oc. and
800 music for loo. CAN there and get
list to take home and make your
selection They are given away free.
cOIored dimities. IL yards s1-OO. at
Kerr's.
In the window of the Hebron Drug
Co. is displayed quite a number of val
liable horse remedies as well as sponges
and channels skins for general stable
needs.
Table napkins. $50 dozen. at Kerr's.
The Hawaiian Trust Co, Ltd, are
agents for the Germania Life Insurance
Co. One of the special features of this
company is their insurance department
which is under the management of ex-
perienced men Accident. fire and plate
glass policies also furnished.
Table damask. from Csc. at Kerr's.
Mr.. Brash has taken charge of Whit
ney & Marsh, Ltd, dry goods store and
has already made some very decided
changes in the stock. At present they
are closing out their entire line OF
gents furnishing goods at actual cost
See the display in their window.
Ready made white damask table COW
ers 75c at Kerr's.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-06
EXPOSITION MAY BE
GOVERNORS WORK

Those interested in the display Of
Hawaii at the St. Louis exposition next
.year have begun to interest themselves
Vim the action to be taken by the Leg
islature. 1t is expected that there will
be a lively fight over the item in the
current expense appropriation bill
when it comes up next.
Some of those most interested yester-
day met informally and talked over the
methods which VIII best serve the
community. One suggestion was that
the Legislature be asked to place the
money to be appropriated at the COM
mand of the Exposition Association of
Hawaii. This organization was formed
for the purpose OF promoting exhibits
of Hawaifs resources and products,
and il sent on to Osaka complete and
exceedingly interesting display
This project was abandoned however
and II is now understood that there
will be an effort made to place control
of the appropriation in the Governor
as il Is recognized that that official
would have authority to make such APP
pointments for the collection of the ex-
hibit and the carrying through of his
plans as may be necessary.
1t is understood also that there will
he made an effort to have the APP
propriatfon read For exhibit at st. |
Louis exposition" the belief gaining |
ground among business men, that it
would be unwise to tie down the exec |
utive to the erection of building. il [
it is found possible to carry through |
the exhibit with better effect in the |
expcsitions main buildings, which by |
the way seems the generally accepted
belief
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-06
CONCERT AT THE
WAIKIKI ANNEX

The moonlight concert this evening
win take place at the Waikiki Annex
of the Hawaiian Hotel. the following
being the program:
PART l.
March-"The Invincible Eagle. .Sousa
Overture-'Ivan' --.----.---- Conterno
Observation-Disclosures Girl $500. Balfe
Vocal Selections
(a) Ike Aloha i Hiki Mai"
OBJ Ma MoIokama-"
Miss ]. Keliiaa.
(c) "He Inoa no Waipio."
CD Mani Hall 1 ka Lehua-"
Mrs. ~. AlaDai.
PART II.
Suite-''Rose Of Shiras" -Eilenberg
March-"Cosey Corner" ...-..-. Bratton
Fantasia--"Rosita" ...-..-...... Missud
Waltz-"Vienna Blood" Strauss
THE Star Spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-06
A POWERFUL PLOT.
EIIsfords VIII Present Ga Wife's
Honor This Evening.


A wife's Honor. to be presented to-
night at the Orpheum. is an intensely
strong and emotional drama. as indeed
its title would suggest The villain of
the play is one Of the coolest blooded
personalities imagined by an author.
He Is not the common type. bristiing
with an arsenal OF weapons. but car
ries out his contemplated villainies by
plot and counterpart, play upon weaker
mentalities and a knowledge of the
weaknesses OF human nature
Baron Kotek has a wife and child and
the first act OF the villain, Stack. is to
accuse a Count D'Artiguy of intimacy
with the. baroness. trusting that in a
duel the baron might be killed and his
wife left free for him 10 win
Left as guardian OF the Baron's wife,
child and estate while the former leaves
home. Stacks attentions and persecu-
tons drive the baroness to suicide to
save her honor. Her child is in the
clutches OF Stack. who brings her up
as his own. a marriage is arranged be-
tween this daughter and the Count
D'Arriguy. when the Baron returns on
the wedding day and calls Stack TO an
accounting.
Stack. at bay. is about to reveal to
the girl that her mother was driven
from home by the man she is about to
marry when his own brother. condemn
ed through Stacks plots TO prison for
the Iatters own offense. shoots him.
How the wife. rescued by the family
physician. reappears and all ends hap
PLY Is the happy end TO a tragic tale
There IS plenty OF comedy in the play.
COrrigan. popular favOrite that he is,
having a congenial role.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Ladies' white lace hose, pairs 25c
at Kerr's.
The Honolulu Times Office Adam
lane. Monsarrat cottage.
Richard westovy. an Englishuan
was naturaIized by Judge Estee yester
day.
Hawaiian Lodge. No. p. F. & A. NJ
meet tonight. Work in the third de
gree.
Baby Maitland holds a reception on
the orpheum stage after the matinee
on Saturday.
The zendas will give a social dance
on Wednesday evening. May ~. at
Progress Hail.
The Eagles will hold regular meeting
this evening in San Antonio Hall All
visiting brothers are invited to attend.
The following criminal cases are set
for trial before Judge Robinson today:
Nos. 81. 80. 81, "a. 50. Sc. 81, So. SO and 40.
Three Portuguese are reported to
have had an encounter with a wild
boar in Halawa gulch last Sunday, but
escaped without injury
The contract has been awarded to
Thos. Mott for the construction of two
teachers cottages. one at Honokawai,
the other at waipio.
Card tables will be provided for those
who do not care to dance at the May
party of the Catholic Ladies Aid So
ciety on Friday evening.
Mr.. Cameron, an assistant at Mrs
Williams undertaking rooms. inoculat-
ed himself with embalming fluid Mon
day and has been unconscious much of
the time since.
A native on Hawaii is reported to
have found a war spear in a cave in
Kau last week. Some people claim that
the spear once belonged to Kameha-
meha the Great
Owi,ng to the near departure of the
British warshiDs for the Orient. the
sailors and marines of the Amphitrite
are unable to hold return revolver
and rife shoot with the police.
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society will
meet this morning at 10 o'clock Mem
oers having money or unsold tickets
'or the May party are requested to
urn in The same at this meeting.
A number of depositors in the Postal
savings Bank have responded to secre-
airy Carriers request that they call for
heir money. and they have been given
certificates for the amounts still due
hem.
The Mutual Telephone Co. is the first
fsthe fire claimants to signify it's will
Ingness in writing to accept the bonds
no rata. The company yesterday Of
cred to take one bond in part payment
( it's claim.
The Trustees of the Baseball League
ave reached such a stage OF progress
nth their work for the new park that
hey now advertise for tenders for the
arious concessions. the bids to be held
pen during the week.
]. u. Smith of Hilo returned on the
.inau yesterday. after having made
opposition before United States Attor-
ey Breckons in regard to the Alaskan
oundary dispute. Smith was commits
oner in Alaska in 1897.
a fire broke out yesterday afternoon
pile of trestles and woodwork on
ueen street half q block beyond the
lagoon tenement The woodwork was =
led up within lot of bricks and paw
g stones. The fire department was
llled out. but had little to do.
Shimada and Yasuda, two Japanese
no were sentenced to three months
-ch at Hlo at the January term. for
icit distilling. were released yester-
". They took the pauper's oath be-
re Commissioner Douthitt. having
rived an extra month. thus escaping
e fine and penalty.