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other vehicles were drawn Up by the dozens around
the improvisei ring where well known riders and
drivers competed for prizes, ribbons and cups.
Dr.. ". z Woodeud. of Manhattan. who has re-
Gently come 10 the Meadow Brook section. carried
away the majority os the prizes today His entries
numbered seventeen and q number are blue ribbon
winners q the Madison Square show In last years
show, William g Whitney and his son. Harry
Payne Whitnev carried away many OF the honors.
but they were compelled to-day TO take second
hCno-S TO the WOOdaud contingent.
The conditions Of The tandem class called FOR an
exhibition mile around the half mile track. Richard
7. Carmau tho amateur whip. was the starter and
judge The taD1sus q =. 7. Whitney and ". Z
WO0leud competed. and at the word both started
around the track. with leaders under fun gallop
and tho whe.lers rroJting a lively pace. The Whit
ney tandem won by small margin amid great
ChreTiUE.
Interest to-day for time centred in the
hunting classes. and in the womeD's saddle horses.
Mrs. J. L keruochan put her hunter over all
the jumps in faultess fashion. and carried away
first houorS. +. r. Ladews Sadie McGregor won
the roadster class. anr IN the women's harness
classes H 7. Whitu-y's Kitchener won first prize.
and Mrs. T. r Ladew.s Buster Brown was sec
Oud. In the saddle horse class between l4l and
l51 hands. Miss Gertrude Sheldon's Captain links
carried away first prize
The racing Of f5ur-in-hands around the half mile
tack viii b. one of the features q to-morrow's
SHOW.
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AUTO CLUB STARTS FOR BOSTON.

The run 20 Boston and the Berkshires OF the
Automobile Club u America started yesterday
morning. Twenty-One cars. most Of them with
guests aboard, driven by members started IN the
run. The trip will occupy seven days. The
rendezvous last evening was at Hartford, and az
Boston to-day.
Those who started the run were President
A. r. Shattuck and Edward Bond and W P
White. DIT =. T. Adams and Mrs. Adams. Colgate
Hoyt. g H Gillette and Mrs Gillette. c. =.
Cnamberlin and Mrs Chamberlin: Robert /. Nor
rtll; Col John Jacob Aston and VI. p Jones, JET
ferson Selisman; Frank Eyeland; Elmer Appe-sOn;
Paul DemIng and ". =. Scarritt and Harry
Lewis Morris; Frederic Ciiassup and Angus Sin
clair: NJ NJ BeIdinE jr: J. Y Black: James J.
Breeze; Dave n. Morris; Raymond VI Owen and
s X Lichteustein. Kennel A skinner, Albert Le-
maitre: r. .. Webb and Edward Weston
Frank Eveland the first 70 start, al $50
= m, and Colonel John Jacob Aston and ". J.
Jones left the city at noon.
Kenneth A. Skinner OF Boston. the holder % the
record between this city and Boston. made the
fastest time 70 Hartford FL the run He covered
the trip in hours and i minutes. out OF which
time he spent thirty-ive minutes IL LarchmOnt,
where lie was arrested and fined - tor fast drtV-
ing.
About thirty miles from Hartford Mr. skinner
met James l. Breeze. another Of the tourists. and
the two had exciting race into Hartford Colo
mel John J. Aston arrived ar Hartford in ! hours
and IS minutes. o. the twerJy-One ears which larr
the Automobile Club Of America clubhouse ycSter-
day fourteen arrived al Hartford last night
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KENT BOWLERS SKILFUL.
AH-Phladelphia Cricketers Scora
Only 1913 against Them.
rBr TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TE1sUxz.I

Philadelphia. Sept 2.-In delightful autunn
weather the cricket match between the RenE
County team and philadelphia was begun at wIsss--
hickou Heights here to-day The wicket for ths
match had received special preparation and APP
peared 10 be In perfect condition. but 1t wore badly
and proved fiery. The scoring. however. was poor
all through and after the fall OF the first Philadet-
phia wicket the batting never asserted Itself
J. 3. King and A W Jones made a good Begin
ming for the home team. and put on Al IN partners
ship before they separated. but after thar tbs
wickets fell with ulOnOtOnOus regularity, and tho
next largest stand produced only p runs. J.. b
King was the chief scorer OF the day. with
innings % go. which took him hour and hair.
A. ". Jones put Is and p. H Clark 20. but
OF the other made any resistance % the bowl
ing OF W. VI. Bradley. ]. r. Mason ard Blyrhe. ana
the innings over for total OF rs.
With dfty-five minutes left for play. Kent started
the getting with C. J. Buruup and H G.,
Stewart The latter played on with tne score az p
and Burnup put on 10 z ". Dillon and Seymour
then carried the total s.. when the former. who
had batIsd in good style fO- Is and stumps
were drawn for the day. The match viii be re-
sGrned in the morning. with Seymour, who Is not
out with j. % his credit. and J. Z. Aason at tbs
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ROWING AND CANOE RACES TO-DAY.

The annual fall regatta OF the Palisads Boat
Club and the Yonkers Canoe Club VIII be held to-
morrow afternoon William Vandeveer. formerly
president o the Middle states Regatta AssOcia-
ton. IS u act referee Captain r. Halssy Jack
son VIII try 90 beat the record for the PaLisads
club cham l01shiD for one mile. which IS IN %
j Jackson performance az the Long Island regatta.
WLere he won the junior race. and The form Ia
showed ar washington on Labor Day. where he
Won the ilteruella-e race. lead his friends %
think that he VIII be- successful IN his trial today
IA most interesting race W-I De- the one between
the three eight cared crews u the Union Boat Club
~ NeW-Lgrh ana the two crews Of the PaIsads
club. 90 be started ~ o'clock on the canoe
races besides the fo1kr rs Canoe Cub there viii
Pc competitors from -re Hilwd-ha. kLickernocSsr
and Eew-York Canoe clubs
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INTERNATIONAL CUP RACE.

Montreal Sept. 25-The Royal St Lawrence Yacht
Club has decided 70 hold an inferno onaI regatta
for the Seavanhaka Cup The White Bea- club.
Of ST Paul: the Manchester club Of Nllchest-r
y. H: the MinnetOnka club, a Wisconsin. and the
Royal Corinthian Club. OF Portsmouth. England
have all Un0ficially agreed 10 come here and race
tie winner Of their races 20 meet the Canadian
defender The commodore. the Hon Justice q. L.
Davidson. maintained that this was contrary 90
the Savannah Gun deed Of Eift. and lift the
chair when the plan was adopted He VIII have
nothing d. with the arrangements for the inter
national
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GAMES TO-DAY.

NA-.nNAI. LEAGrE.
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LONG RuNs BY HARVARD SACKS.

TrE TLILEEa-.I TII- I-IHTNE.
tauluridrt Mas. S-1t. 25.-IiarvarI had her last
rrac-s-e before the - iliams same today. and 70
WIS brilliant and encouraging. lu the FIRST kick
rff Marshall nl- sa beautiful lodging rIu ~ tNer-
t.-ate wards. ana Nichols made o. ILs---t .-t-trl
sd Ind = touchdown. Harrison made q -nTIN-
-e.ef.-yard ri.I ODD The next klDkon Ar1l Aar-
shsfI 'r.- Dix guard. ard Matthew. the cclored
...4ar+a- yge-. both to-day t1- The first t.l..
y-l.efl.re respectively. ia and IS pounds
ri-. rl.r tomorrow wiz T.1Es as 81 I'd against
fre scrub to-day. iu this order. Nll~. .ett "-c'
fs.rls--s-r fsft tackle Shr. 1T rsrl. tarrrk.
-I-+--- T{rtf-snf.. ri-hr guard. kuoWi.tCu. ri-i-
,-1--. r5-le-1 lf-rt end. AIHrshalL auIrt"rtag X.
ecf.rrre faft haifheCl S.l0t-ko1f Elglt lal-la.A,
and Harrison flIaa.h
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HORSE SHOP At MINEOL1.
DR.. UOOd6nds Entries Beat Those
of the Uhitneys.

NIneola. Long Island Sept . tSpeclaD.-Nassau
County-s second annual horse show. which began
to-day on the grounds Of the Queens-Nassau Agri-
cultural Society attracted nearly thirty thousand
persons. The show was held within the lawns OF
the half mile track, where a grandstaud was
erected zith tvsenty-nine boxes. occupied by many
IF the members Of the Meadow Brook and Rocka-
way colonies. and other well known residents OF
Nassau County. Fourth hands. breaks. drags and
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SHOOTING AT OLD GUARD FAIR.

The shooting committee. appointed by Major s.
Ellis Briggs. chairman OF the executive fair com
mttee Of the Old Guard 20 build galleries for rifle
and revolver shooting the basement Of the IIadl
son Square Garden and plan matches 20 be shot az
the Old Guard Fair. Madison square Garden.
opening Monday. October 8. has almost perfected
its plans. Colonel Leslie e.. Bruce. Of the OIi
Guard. who recently led the American Tide team
20 its triumph Bizley. England. II chairman ~
the committee. Captain Thomas ". IimIs IS
vice-chairruau. and Lieutenant Lee r Townsend.
secretary. treasurer.
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Tho Nen-York Athlete club VIII hold -ts seventy
60 s----.- In connection WIKI ladies day a. its
country grounds az Trare-s Island to-day What
Is expected be- the principal race q the meet Is
49, 49, r~fra relay race handicap for teams -
frl-r rrer each Athletes who took part IN the ra-
-tl-aI and T.raE. s. -t ..r SHIPS have entered
rs ~ contest Tire games wlI start az -. y m
mo farI.grl contests "a l be- --lc-- seventy 1--WE
ward rum a.-g1Id Tur. h..-Far- rl1. l.f-A ara run
f--r--rle ran. pole f.l-t Tor LelELf. r1r--E tlgr
s,--rn r.rrirg broad s-un. throwing 5t-polnd
s.rht rrffrr 1f-pCuuf eLat 1903 ard hurdle. on
cross md E obstacle
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DRAG HUNT IN THE SOUTH COUNTRY.

Hampstead. Long Island. Sept. > (SpeciaD--A
fve-mile drag hunt was held to-day, the line
tending from the meeting place. on the Hampstead
Plains near the country place OF J. Clint Smith.
eastward over eighteen fairly stiff jumps % the
Hampstead Farm. and then south across the Hemp
stead Turnpike. through some jumps and scrub
oaks about East Meadow Brook. and then making
a circle about the prCDertr Of oliver Fl L. Bel
mont and finishing in a large fed rhe J. ".
Barnun estate Among those who took part were.
Mrs james =. keruoChau. Fo1hau 7. keerc.
Ernest o. Hayes. William c. Hayes and Samuel
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MOLINE WINS STAKE AT miNEoLA.

Of the slXty-sacoud annual tau exhibition OF the
Agricultural Society q Queens and Nassau coUn-
ties to-day Moline. from jamestown. y. Y. won
the stake race worth 500" being placed third in
the FIRST heat and winning the three straight.
The geutlenen.s road horse race. for silver cups,
BY King Chimes. ". q. Fl1yd-Jon-s's bay
EeIdlnE. IN straight heats NeryClo second IN
e.rL Leat
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PADDOCK PARAGRAPHS.

Bulman was f1ed go yesterday for dismouuting
from Fine Ar on the way 10 the post. lis ex-
PLANTATION was that he could not prevail upon the
u.-y o. 60 past the paddock
The fly Our Nugget. who finished second 20 Nc
ETC kin threw De Sclza whom he attempted 20 pull
her Up. and ran away. She was not hurt
Thomas Hitchcock's steop,c-haser Tankard. who
broke down FL race a few days ago has been
destroyed.
The splendid drilling in Enmnastic erer-
ciscs which fhc prfNates in the Italian army
get. In to-morross-s Tribune.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
JERSEY CITY. 4: NEWARK. Z

JERSEY CITY. 4; NEWARK. &
The Eastern League cham ofonship season eace6.
at Newark yesterday. With the score 20 Ia
favor Of Jersey city n the ninth inning. Burks. !
the frst batsman Up Tor the Newarks. was lift ON
the head by pitched ball When play called
the ball could not De found Newark threw balls
out, but the umpire said they were newer than
the lost ball. and after waiting twenty-five min
utes he called the game on account OF darkness
The score.
r. II. n,
Newark ............ "a
Jersey Cfty..-....-. o .
Battsrfss-Walsh and Thomas: Barnett and Dillon
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HEATHgRBLooM's NEW woRLO's RECORD

Philadelphia. sept. 25-AJ the Bryn Mawr Horse
show to-day Heatherbioom. the champion high
jumper. broke the worlds record OF feet inches
which he held. by topping the bar at fee; "a
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Derby. a.r-s4. Al the Empire track on the Fourth
~ Juy. Uut the other horse trained on ana the
contest did take place. His ole race this year
was trotteG AGAINST Tho Abbot. 2.7s.. whom he Ce-
featef Is, -.1- a. E1uEhkeeTsie.
In z-1f class Promise -le choice az even
money re was beaten by a nose IN the first heat
ard Eou the second 1y head In the third heat
d. was a poor -hird. and the Judges were dis
81 listed that they declared All pools on on the
race and hUcd the driver 500
In the a.Is pacing George r. Peck was the choice.
hut he was coun .erfeit ArZille. after the first
heat. easily The results
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FAST TINE By RYTHNIC.
FarOrifes Hin at Grand Circuit
Races at Columbus.

Columbus Ohio. sept 25-Favorites swept the
card al The getaway day q TIE Grand Circuit
rneetirz but Ton Kcene was tie only horse 20 win
vi thout desperate struggle Il the second race.
Won b. Dan J.. rhythmic won the aTst heat IL
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TRAINER OF ROYAL HORSES DEAD

Denver sept - tSleaian.-Ricaard :. IIowse.
wei known iu sporting circles throughout England
while a trainer i1 the stables Of the Prince Of
Wales kim Edward. Is dead. he contracted
consumption iD an EFFORT 10 reduce his weight. He
came 20 Color alo too late t. receive benefit. ana
died the home ~ brother here. Among the
horses La trained are Drl0u5e and Isrrav
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TO PLAY PITTsBURG-BosToN SERIES.
President Dreyfuss Declares That Contests
for Championship Will Take Place.

Pittsburg, Sept. 25-President D-eyfuss OF thu
PItts5urg baseball club announced tonight that.
despite all rumors TO tho contrary. the P1ttsburE-
Boston series FOR the worlds championship VIII Be-
played originally scheduled. A party OF root
ers" has been made up 70 accompany the National
Leaguers 10 Boston next Monday night.
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YALE RowERs REPORT EoR PRACTICE.

Nez-Haven. Conn. sept Candidates for the
rowing squad al Yale reported 10 Captain Walter
Cross al the gymnasium this afternoon. about fifty
freshmen among them. Rowing all begin At once
Lake Whitney and the hG-5Cr. Yale will pick
four tennis players 20 compete IN the rterCOe gate
tournament at HayerfOrd beginning October .
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THE RECORDS.


The Invaders defeated the st. Louis team easily
at American League PARK by a score OF 70 2
The home team took the lead in the second IN
ming. and increased q throughout the game in the
eighth inning making four runs on two doubles.
two singles. hunt and a fv
Deerirg. who pitched for the home team received
good support Wallace. the short stop OF the VISIT
ing team. made some uastv errors. which did much
20 work his teams downfall The score.
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PHILADELPHIA 70, crcaoo, q

s ss115s::'s .ss..::::::::S f:SsSSstSss
Batterss-Bsnssr a-c Powers Aitrock sad suflrvxn-
Attendance 2366
BOSTON. g. DETROIT.
Boston RI =.
B B:;;8H : ..::.:..5 S9tSSGS Z &
Battsriss-Hughes and = stahii Donovan and susacv.
Attendance 1905.
CI.EvE14ASDs 49, WASHINGTON
At Washiugton- B. & e.
Cleveland -.....-...o o 81. y
Batterss-GIsn6on and Beuaist Duzkis. Pst.-z snA
Eittridss. Attendance 100.
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STAKE FOR DICK TURPIN.
HERNTS WINS HANDICAP.
Frc FaC0ritcS Win at GrarcscRd-
The Results.


The Results.
Pie Pacing - J7-aveSeud yesterday was possibly
e. uttf better than tho usual Friday variety. The
selling r..ter tr be- sure Was much in evidence.
t.t -re-a we've number OF finishes close enough
e. maize fre students momcntarily forget the
fr-aV5 a.rl taa- blew across the fields from the
ses Frrr ssrr-te- and a generously supported
second choice brought home the regulars money.
ard l.E much toward realizing the depleted Golfers.
-ra A.-.-a. r-u FIRST in IsS7. q selling stake
framed Jog -vo-year-ol-s that had not won $3.50
ll r1 -l. r-. ot entry ~ rive and half FUR
longs zas won bay August Belmouts Hastings COLI
I.z --rri- The v1urCstor ran some good races
st Saratoga and 7- Buffalo. and the reports from
hs stable 0.-. ea encouraging that be became
tte medium t.- a moderate sized kllinC. The ac-
fl.. posi- tasr-lre was ST.. FollaLsbae's flly
Iar.u-.a. and me tUo separating themselves iD
tr. f--f eighth f-Hu their field had the race %
t.E-ere- Tho f.E came very fast around o."
tl-r r-o Mo str ---. and 81 required al Of Bull
mans .rt 81. s.eU -re .a-t rc.-E fast enough and
far enough to Wu r. half length. sydney Pag,t
s-raHsI E4zlr WAS taird.
Il au a- ago handicap ar mile and sixteenth.
y p. Thomas found "a soft place for his great lIt-
10 Splinter H.-u.s ar5 this despite the fact that
Dir ta-.l-ra had placed '2+ pounds "n h'1l. I"
f. DAYS t.r..-telr-0 colt Coorsay D. gave
,lry-Hre ro1r .. to April shower forty-sK ara
olson The result verified ne hand.i.Sspper.s
rs simply an el.7-t 0n the rar7 ~ the others -
a--.. homo iH tHle for distribution ~ ne purs.e-
20. .-l.,. --r-, areas' 7,-rs,5-,r '-' 'l''
John A. T-aI-e's 65GfsIoU colt aieh Chancellor
..--..dz end upward which have n't Won s-..-
... H.Ei Chs-r,Ilur was ar udd--on faTgrlte win
t-l- t4rE capable pr oline.r l2 ,.t, -- S,.-
3 aia5a S4s ,5s ra 5s T"s 5aaah T. al
rN ."i-i.- ODD ,i-.-.l '- SiI $3.50. ,,.,-
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BASEBALL.
IHJaders Hin from st. Louis
Wallace NaL.es Costly Errors.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

AlEErCtN LEAGUE
Nsv-T0-S. louis. Boston. g. Detroit. g
ta-i1I i-11. sd, 'h1Ea cleveland. %. Washington
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BUFFALO. 5. BALTIMORE.

Al Eatl1ore- r n o
Buffalo - % 2
Battsries--A Jo-es and shaw; Doescher and Hsarns.
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Baseball To-day. two games. hrst game
called ?. 81 American League. Greater y J.
Detroit. b way lSoth 81
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NEW-y0RE

Left bases-Ne7v-TcrE g. St Louis Two
hits-Elberfeid e. Williams. Couroy. Thres bass hit
He.drtck stolen bsses-FNrz. Ebertei6 Davis Bsvfiis
%. DeerinE Double pays-Anderson aiIl: Con-cy
Williams and Camel Williams. Elbsrfelf and Gan1eL
First base on errorsNsVv-Tor s First base On oals-
or Morgan, 3 Sacrifice htt-GanzsL Struck ouo-B~
Desring. 8: Morgan. s Tfns-1.30. urptrs-cnn-
rollv. Aftendanre-2 go
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TORONTO. :: ROCHESTER. 0.

A. Toronto r II z
Batta-iss-1flus and Fuller: Fsrtsch and spissuian-
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MoNrREAI. AND PROvIDENCE BREAIz ]

MONTREAL AND PROVIDENCE BREAK EVEN.
Buffalo tarst game r. II r.
Montreal ............O o o o D o o %
Batteriss-vIau and Dugga-; Luyster and Griffin.
Second game II. T.
Montreal ..........s...----...ss-g -
F-0viden-s = q Q o @
Batteries-Pappalau and Grim: Anols and Wcs-laSe
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cnIiegimte Football Gnme To-day.

r...e u az os4s,. ADA sca.. 5r.as siasa 81
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Horses and Carriages.

4 F,ABIAN SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES
= as. lceltit4I team rcan mares. l42
y. HESS, 500 Broadway. CT Mana oaec< NJ z
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FOOTBALL RESULTS.
a. Y. A. c. CAVES TO-DAY.

Al. r.snst-n va.-Tl=,.aetaa ana Lee rHivsrsit'
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eRsyEseNp ENTITIES FOR TO-DAY.

''isl hAc-Fa- ,haee ysar-o.4s aaa inward: selling
Al-l- ca f1ronFs
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IN the afternoon Jackson had another hard
match with Lindsey Tappin. Of Westbr0Ok. but
naraged 70 win out by a score OF I UP. MoIler
paired with Lapham. who was beaten ; Up
and . to go. The cards OF this match were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-26

In the consolation division the survivors were r
P WorraI r. II. VIVID. G. z. Armstrong and J. D.
Foot They VIII meet in the order named this morn
ing There will also be all day handicap at
eighteen holes medal play, to-day for gloss and net
prizes. The summary:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
METHODIST CHURCH.

Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
Beretania and Miller streets; G. l..
Pearson, pastor.-Services tomorrow
as follows: Sunday school, 10 a. M; ;
public worship and sermon, IL a. M,
subject, "A Vision for the Eyes of the
Heart. Epworth League devotional
meeting $50 p. m, subject The Law
OF the Harvest. Song service and
sermon 1880 p. m, subject How q
Young Man Lost Valuable Inheri.
tance". A welcome always to all.
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CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

The Catholic Church OF 81. John the
Baptist, Kalihi-waena, in charge Of
Rev. Father Clement. Tomorrow, Oct
ober 18th, XXth Sunday after Pente-
cost, $3.50 a. IN. high mass, with SER
mon and collection. Sunday school
after mass. p. m, Rosary.
N. B.-Religious service every Sun.
day and holy day.
The Catholic Church OF the Sacred
Heart, Marquesville (Punahou) in
charge of Rev. Father Clement. To-
morrow, October IS, XXth sunday after
Pentecost, II a. N, mass with sermon
and collection.
n. B.-Religious service every fou'
weeks.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails to cure. e. w. Groves signature
IL on each box; 25 cents.

1t is probable that Anthony Com
stock, the leader of the organization
for the suppression Of vice, may visit
here this winter. He has written to
people here that he would be willing
to visit Honolulu II his expenses were
to be guaranteed. The matter was dis
cussed last evening at a meeting of
the Y. NJ. c. A. directors. The Y. w. C.
A, w. C. T. U. and Anti-Saloon League
will also consider the matter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
CONFERENCE FUTILE.

Cheefoo, Oct. lit is reported here
that the japanese Russian conference
has proved futile. There is much mil.
itary activity at Hakodate, Japan's
principal northern port and the prob.
able base of offensive operations in
case OF war. japanese troops have
landed at Ping Yang on the Korean
river Of that name where they had a
permanent camp during the war OF
IS94-95.
Yokohama, Oct. 1.-THE Russian
squadron. which has been cruising in
the Yellow Sea, has returned to Port
Arthur.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

At II a. m, Rev. VIM. Morris Kin,
caid will preach; subject, "A Neglect
ed Duty. The offertory solo will be
given by Mrs. Mary Roberts Smith, of
Stanford University; 1880 p. m. Mr..
Kincaid's address will be Cairo: Its
Streets, Bazaars and Mosques. The
address will be illustrated by stereop.
ticon views; $50 p. m, Christian En-.
deavor meeting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Christian Church. Alakea street,
near King street; E. S. Muckley, min.
lister, will preach at II a. m. on The
Sovereignty Of Faith" and at 1880 p.
m. on Our Continuing City. Bible
School at 9:45 a. m. Endeavor meet
ing at $3.50 p. m. Strangers welcome
to all these services.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
poWIE FORCES ARRIVE,

New York, Oct 1.-THE trains bring
ing Dowie and his thousands OF fol
lowers arrived today and the force
were at once distributed through tn
city. Meetings will be held at Madi
son Square Garden.