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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-27
Pineapples to the Coast Prepaid.

Tropic Fruit Co. will deliver a box
of their fine wahiawa Pineapples to
any address om-the Coast. all charges
prepaid, for less than the freight alone
would cost you. See Byron Q. Clark,
Manager, or leave orders with F. c..
Enos, agent for Wells, Fargo & CO.,
Masonic block.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-27
F fragrant AS a Rose

ALOHA TOOTH POWDER leaves
the breath and mouth delicately fragrant
and sweet. This It does in addition to
its special work of preserving the teeth
and gums.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-27

We agents and guarantee
it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-27
at EMMA SQUARE.
Program for Moonlight Band Concert
This Evening.

Beginning at 7:SO, the band will play
the following program by moonlight at
Emme square this evening:
PART I.
Overture-.Anita'' new)... Williams
Fantasia-"M ademoiselle Franchise
new - : - NAA-A
Selection-.aThe Telephone Girl.
F.. Glover
Vocal Selections
(a) IKE Aloha Hil1i Mai"
OBJ ma Molokama.'
(c) HE Inoa no Waipio."
I'd Mani HALL ka Lehua."
Mrs. \. Alapai.
PART II.
echo Piece" Cby requesD ...... Bendise
aKatunka'' Coy request). .--.-.. Smith
Navajo (by requesD 49,. Alstyne
-'Bedelia' (by request) $500 Schwartz
THE Star Spangled Banner" =
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-08

c. E Bailey, of the OH Well Sup,
| ply company, went to ST. Marys
last evening on short business
mission.
G. W. Kotzebue, of the firm of
Kotzebue & Murray, was In the
city today looking after his business
interests.
Council convened In regular ses'
sion last evening. The proceedings
will be found In today's Issue OF
the Review.
The many friends of Miss May
Stewart will be sorry to learn that
she Is suffering from a severe at
tack of la grippe.
Frank McGinnis, a we'll known
travelling salesman for Harper Bros.
of Wheeling, was calling on his
patrons here today.
The numerous friends In this city
of Mrs. ]. W. Boyers, of Marietta,
will regret to learn she has an at.
tack of malarial fever.
Gene Wright, of Clarksburg, ar
rived In the city this morning and
will visit relatives here and on the
Ohio side for few days.
2. L. Warden, of Moundsville,
was the over Sunday guest of
South Side friends of his. He re,
turned home this afternoon.
Rev. Kelley the popular new
pastor of the Baptist church here
baptized four young ladies' at the
close of his sermon Sunday eve
ming. Several others are awaiting
baptism In the near future.
Judge Willis was In the city last
night. He says the report that his
own county. Doddridge, Is solid for
key Underwood for judge Is not
true. He will have solid delega-
ton to the convention from his
own county and we know 1t will be
solid for him from Sistersville.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-08

Mrs. Smith Carson, of East Liver
pool, Ohio, Is the guest of friends
In the city.
Up to date spring suits for ladies
at way down prices at the New
Fair Store. Ut
Mrs. J. Y. Mcknight, of Wells
street, spent the day with friends
at Marietta.
E. r. B. Martin. of st. Mays,
was In the city last evening on
legal business.
DR.. Victor Dye was called to
Paden City last evening on profes.
sional mission.
Joseph Prettyman paid his par
ents at New Martinsville short
visit last evening.
Five room fat with bath. water
and gas for rent over Kotzebue &
Murray shoe store. Sat
Attorney A. Bruce Hunt and
William Gordon were county seat
visitors yesterday.
Seeing is believing. Have you
seen our ladies' spring suits! The
New Fair Store. 7tf
Homer Duty, of Alma, passed
through the city this morning en-,
route to Pine Grove.
Seven room house, double lot,
bath, all modern conveniences, j.
F. Neil. Wells Block. Ietf
Miss Tlllie Dick, who has been
considerably indisposed for the past
few days Is much better.
]. w. Barton popular travelling
salesman of Wheeling, was calling
on his trade here today.
]. B. Duffy. a we'll knowe oil
operator, left for his home at Wash.
ington Pa. this afternoon.
Attorneys F. D. Young and r l..
Moore went to New Martinsville
this afternoon On Legal business.
! Bay your spring suits for ladies.
You will save from three to five
dollars. The New fair Store. TT
G. r. Kerr, the we'll known
photographed, left this morning 70,
points on the Short Line railroad.
For Pleasant front room
suitable for two gentlemen, or mar
and wife. Inquire at Oil Review.
Geo. Lawson, a popular attache
of the White Front cafe, spent the
day with friends at New Martins
vile.
Isaac Soles, of Dawes, O., spent
the day here with his daughter
Mrs. G.. M. Beaver. of North Water
street.
Attorney c. R. Martin, of Middle
bourne, passed through the city
last evening on his way to points
south.
| J. H. Mccoy, proprietor and &C.
itor of the Oil Review, was called
to St. Marys on important legal
business this morning.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-08
Local News
No food.

gloomy weather.
Thursday Is pay day.
The food scare Is over.
Fair and colder tonight.
Fine show Thursday night.
A. Bruner Is In st. Marys today
on business.
Mike Heating left this morning
for points south.
Charles Hubbard was Paden
City visitor today.
George R. Stewart Is spending a
few days at home.
The Nokomos club will meet In
thascty Halt tonight.
A. 4. Vance, of GAINESVILLE, O.,
Is business visitor here.
James G. Wendell, of New
Brighton, Pa, Is In the city.
For Sale-Five room hoxse. In
auire at III Florence St. 3In
The river will not be ont of the
banks here the present rise.
Little Miss Ethel Winesburg Is
quite seriously Ill of the grip.
Contractor James Hubbard left
this morning for points south.
House and lot for sale. Inquire
&.L. Lowther. 217h
Joseph Witten, of Witten, Ohio,
was a business caller here today.
Harry Morris, driller, was New
Martinsville business caller today.
A. J. Sutton, of Parkersburg, Is
visiting his parents on Pike street.
Miss Florence Sybert, of Hill
street, Is numbered with the sick.
+. R.. Cowell, of Parkersbure,
arrived In the city this afternoon.
Frank Kuehne left this morning
fo<points on the Short Line rail-
road.
Genuine fresh fish at Brady's
market cleaned at 12H cents pei
poand. 25t
E, M. Roome; a popular hotel
man of Pine Grove; was In the city
today.
The ground heg Is evidently 60
ing to close his administration with
a food.
Uriah Kimble, of Paden City, was
a business caller In the city last
evening.
Mrs. Lou Gorham, of the South
Side, spent the day In Wheeling
shopping.
lust received full line ladies
spring suits and skirts. The New
Fair Store. 7tf
The Aid Society of the Baptist
church will meet at the home OF
Mrs George McCauly Wednesday
afternoon. A full attendance Is de.
sired.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
0'BR|EN PUT TWIN"
DOWN AND OUT IN THE
Especial to The Evening World. ,

Especial to The Evening world.J
ST. LOUIS. April B.-After blocking
Jack o'Brien's punches in fairly sue
cessful style for slightly more than two
rounds at the West End Club last night
Twin" Sullivan stopped a series Of
similar blows with his Jaw and went
down and out early In the third period.
Twins" showing was not what had
been expected. Although he managed to
stop many Of the Philadelphia mans
leads with his elbows and forearms, he
ran into too many hard blows early In
the secnd round to make his chances
seem rosy.
When a crushing right-hand Jolt, DE-
livered with savage emphasis, lanoeo
flush on his Jaw in the third round, Sui
livan reeled to the floor. a beaten a
Gamely enough he staggered TO his feet'
going down again before a Jolt to the
same place. Once more he gained mis-
feet. only to be Strengthened up with a
hard uppercut with O'Brien's left. Then
a right to Twins" jaw settled the
matter.
As Sullivan went to the floor for the
last time he vainly tried to s~traighten
himself and get to his feet. He gained
his hands and knees, then collapsed in a
heap. AS he half rolled over Referee
Sharpe pronounced the decisive tep and
o'Brien's hand was held up as a sign
OF victory.
o'Brien stepped forward to assist Sui
Ivan to rise. The latter clearly believed
that the battle was still on, as he
swung forward into o'Brien's embrace
and clinched as we'll as his dazeu condi-
ton would permit. The men were dis
engaged by their seconds, n Sullivan
was led to his corner.
In the first round 1t appeared as
though Twin would put UP a hard bat
tie. He slipped neatly. blocked rather
c~laverlv and had A trick OF countering
with both hands that made his pros
poets seem reasonably fair in the in
itial period.
Then came the second round. where
O'Brien's margin was more decisive.
The Philadelphia man was cutting out
rather a hot pace. stepping In and out
with quick, jerky left leads. followed BY
hooks n jolts with his right. Both
The evening world., 1904-04-15
JAMAICA BAY
YACHTSMEN ACTIVE

Jamaica Bay ynohtsmen are waking
up. and the season, though delayed,
promises to be a lively one. Powci
boat races are 10 be tire feature OF tn
seasons sport
At the recent annual meeting OF /
jamaica Bay Yacht Racing Associate,
delegates from the Canarsle Yacht Club.
Old Mill Yacht Club, Bergen Beach
Yacht Club. Bay View Yacht Club,
Bayswater Yacht Club, OF Bayswater.
l.. L.. and JamHica Bay Yacnt Club
planned the seasons schedule.
a one-deslgn class. designed by Secre-
tary fardessus, will be raced during
the season. many new boats being cob
structed to the pan outlined. Inc ham
pionship races will be held OIL Labor
bay and Independence Day. with each
club 81 the association giving an open
regatta for all who care to enter once
during the season.
There Is prospect of special races
every saturday and holiday through
cut the season.
The Bay View Yacht Club. OF Hol-
lands Station, will go into commission
on Memorial Day.
The Bayswater Yacht Club officers
plan to give VIC open rcgnttas. one IN
The spring and another In the fall. to
and close the season.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
AMERICUS GOT STRAIGHT
FALLS FROM CHAMPION.

The wrestling of both men was fast,
and there was not an idle moment. One
minut" one man would be on top and
the next the other. Each, worked ag.
sicssiT ely. and both were In chanrery
At different times.
Amer'cus won tho first fall with n half
Nelson and back hammorlnck hold. and
the second With an arm and leg hold.
Parker bridged beautifully. hut Amerl-
cus bridgcd on top of him. having his
feet ." Parker's shoulders and his hands
on his knees. gradually forcing Har-
"""'" eho"'i"rs 10 the mat.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
BURD|CK-WOODS
BOUT TONIGHT

Johnny Burdick, Young 'Corbett's
sparring partner. will clash with Billy
Woods tonight before the Highland A.
Z. for fifteen rounds at 100 pounds. Bur-
dick has been seen in several fights
before this organization and has won
on each occasion. Woods Is an old
timer and will keep the Harlem boy
busy. as he Is dangerous at all times,
having the sleeprproducing punch that
has sent many championship aspirants
I the background. Burdick has come
~ tho 'front.' very rapidly, and his vic
tories over Chester Goodwin and Kid
Gondllnn have stamped him as in line
lor ne championahip.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
BUCKLEY WON IN
18TH FROM HINES

SOUTH SCITUATE. II. l., April 10
One OF the fastest bouts seen in this
State in many ear was the n be-
tween Kid Buckley n Paul Hines at
the Brighton a, c. last night. Both
men are from Providence and there is
intense rivalry between them.
rms brought nearly 5O sports from
that city 10 see the mill. The bout
was scheduled for twenty rounds, but
buckley had Hines in such a bad way
In the nineteenth that the latter,s sec
onds' threw up the sponge TO Save a
Knockout. 1t Was a fast and furious
contest for twelve rounds, with honors
even. Buckley's condition, however,
provd the better and he gradually beat
Hines down.
The evening world., 1904-04-15

CHICAGO. ILL.,, April 1j.-"Kid' Farm
az lasted just enc round before Aurelia
Herrera in the winaup at the .Sintn
: Ward Guards show last night. A clip
on the jaw toward the close NJ the
round sent the kid" to the flour To-.
the count, and when he arose Herrera
sent over another rlght-hand smash on
the same spot, again flooring him. Ref
cree McInerny tolled on SIX, and clang
went the gong. denoting the end of that
session.
Farmer was carried 10 mis- corner by
his seconds, and when time was called
FOR the second round he was still In
the land Of dreams and nab to con
tinue.
The kid" showed up well before Au-
relia connected With his Jaw. He
forced the fighting, landed quite n NUN.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
S0PH0MORES WIN
GYMNASTIC MEET

Sophomores OF New York University
overwhelmed the Freshmen Yesterday In
their annual dual Rymnastic contest.
held In the gymnasium at University
Heights.
The final score was - TO > points.
This meet ends the y. Y. L. gymnastic
season. The summary follows.
HORIZONTAL Bnr--won by ! o'prien: w.
Williamson. second.
club swinEing--won by \. u Wilson. =.
Greenfelt! second.
Flying lungs-won by ]. BoEcrt, -.
ketcham. second.
TumbiinE-won by c. Kotchnm: w Will
hanson. second,
Side Horse-won by j. o'Bricn. J. BoEert.
second.
Parallel Rars-won by W. Williamson; J.
d. Taylor. second.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
FARMER GOT HIS IN
THE FIRST FROM HERRERA

bel OF blows. though Ineffective, aud NJ
spired by the shouts VI his adherents,
foolishly invited n rally and his down
iall followed. Herrera, as usual, fought
CO lily, bided his time TO score a knock
out punch and when the opportunity 10
deliver II presented Itself tool ndvan-
tage OF II with the result as stated. Thc
blow that settled the KID was a
crusher and IL was several minutes be-
forg he recovered from It's effects.
Kid Abel got his from Billy Finucane
In the third round. The pair furnished
the scni-lnal II Abel never had n
looF-ln. He was toppled over for the
count In the first round. was battered
all over the ring In the second and
krocked out In the third.
In the other bouts While McNamara
stopped Kid Lucca In tho fourth
round, Jack GRlligan won from George
Quinn in. the third round. and young
Kid Farmer" defeated Maxey HauSh in
six rounds.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
CLUBS
BIG ROAD RACE

Sunday, April "a. the Long Island Dis
trict of the Century Road Club Assoc
citation Will hold the one and two mile
~..'...I'UusnIp rates "a IA uIstIlC. az
y ".Ies stream. open 10 members unIy.
40 bui.I, sys.eII Win Ue useu ~ tuesy
races, giving nve points to the winner,
three 70 second, two 10 third. and n
10 fourth, the greatest numDe of points
to decide the winner. There Will be
four races IN the series, the other two
to he at hve and ten miles, the dates
for which have not been settled. Then
there Will be "a ten-mile race to decide
the championship of the entire associa-
tion.
The evening world., 1904-04-15

broke Clearly and only once did O'Brlen
shake his head in reproof as Sullivan
Tried TO send has right across in a
clinch.
Both came up fresh for the third
and they spared for Il few seconds On
apparently even terms. Then as they
came together O'Brien sent in q vicious
blow, something between a hook and an
clearly dazed him. Twin was up in IN
instant. but his finish was in sight,
Twice more he Went down A.4i ga
was counted out,
St. Louis Tommy Sullivan won from
Billy Huber after six rounds of fast
fighting in the opening bout. The
..en battled rapidly ana the go was
good for a preliminary.
Announcement was mad the winner
of the main event would meet Tommy
Ryan. but date and place were omit
engagement Is with Kid Mccoy at
The evening world., 1904-04-15
SULL|VAN-SWEENEY
FIGHT GOOD DRAW

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
BELLOWS FALLS. Vt, Aril l5.-Thc
Fall Mountain A. c. pulled of two
bouts at North Walpole last evening.
Blink McCloskey won out over Peter
Sweeney in a rather slow bout. " Nc
Closkcy did all the effective work after
the first three rounds, though Sweeney
forced the lighting Mt the start.
The main bout, fifteen rounds between
Patsy Sweeney. OF Manchester. and
John L. Sullivan, OF Bellows Falls. re-
suited in a draw. The fight was very
fast. ami Sullivan put in some very
effective work holding Sweeney down
so tina the decision vas a good one.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
Especial to The Evening" World,

Especial to The Evening" WORLDLY
BALTIMORE. April 1.-THE wrestling
world received a surprise party last
night when Gus Schonlein, better known
as "Americus," Of this city. won W.
straight falls from Harvey Parker. the
welter-welght champion. before. 1000
people at the Lyric. Americas won the
flrst fall in 26h minutes and the second
in 6k minutes. Americas was the
heavier of the two, to which cause
Parker attributes his defeat.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
WALTH0UR WILL
REMAIN ABROAD,

"Bobby" Walthour may remain
abroad all year. The star member of
the Columbia team has sent for his
Mrs. Walthour Is disinciined to cross
the water. but says she will do so
unless her husband comes back to
America soon.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
REFEREE WON BOUT
IN PHILADELPHIA
tspee,al to The Evening World

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-two
dusky warriors of the ring. BLACK Bill"
and Young Peter Jackson. were the
principals at the Broadway A. c. last
night. The men put up n very Door
exhibition OF the manly art. and the
crowd that was present vented their
disapproval by continuous hooting and
calls to take them on.
Referee Bailey cautioned the men sew
eral times, telling them to mix It up.
but the men tool no notice of his re-
peated warnings. and clinched con-
tinuallS. ASterA Ave rounds OF. this
monkeying the referee stopped Tho
bat
The evening world., 1904-04-15

The flags are living at Aqueduct to-
dn" which means hat another racing
season has rolled around. The, great
grand-stand that has been boarded up
all winter is open and inviting. The
track. long covered by ice. and snow.
stretches like a soft brown ribbon in
one great ell!pSe. The betting ring.
through which the winds have whlstled
Tournfullv for many months, Is once
more ready for tho reception OF the
deluded mor;ais who believe that for
tune awaits them there. Early to-day
there were horses g%alloplng over the
course. there were knots of trainers M
owners discussing the opening pro-
gramme. and there were scores of men
in the EMPLOY OF the track caterer pre-
pairing for the reception of the thou
sands who will want TO help start the
season on its way.
This opening meeting at Aqueduct Is
merely an overture. rhe real kings
and queens OF the turf will not make
their appearance on the stage. until
the beautiful course at Westchester is
reached. But In the mean time the
thousands of horse-loving people who
have been. fretting impatiently for the
opening OF the season will be content
w AlAS liANNiS iNiN iloNS Nv eppNT
titles whetted for the good things that
are to come.
stars TO Come Later.
Even though the stars are to be re-
served for Westchester and Sheepshead
and the more fashionable courses with
their rich stakes and purses, the rae
Ing at Aqueduct is not TO be smiled at.
Aqueduct has been steadily improving
for wears. Purses have increased and
are decided each DAY. Money
will attract owners in season and OUT
Of season. and so the CLASS OF racing at
.Aqueduct has been growing steadily
better with the increase OF added
money. For instance, the Carter Is
worth neatly 5000 more than II was
last season, and the winner will be
handed a check for something like
5000 his year as against the s., 40.
which was Ahumada's portion OF the
sSake last season.
Added money to the amount of S.0O
IS not 10 be passed lightly by any own
or, and the only reason why the Carter
Handicap has not "A hignur-class helu l.,
owners Of high-class material could no,
ready tTe.r horses without taK.Ag Il
chance VI running them ny a nuIlied
preparation. An open winter would ma
lerullly approve taC Carer HAndIcap
so far as the class OF It's esItries goes.
The race nevertheless Is quite promis-
ing. Ten OF the twenty-one entries have
leans all winter and others began thu
season at Jennings. These horses,
while they may be outclassed and beaten
iatAr on have q diatinct-advantaEe to-
The evening world., 1904-04-15
SULLIVAN
THIRD BOUND.
FOREIGNERS FAIL
TO LOWER RECORDS

Although some records were broken at
the recent automobile tournament at
Nice. the foreigners were unable tc
equal the wondertL. mile OF 80 second,
supplied by w. X. Vanderbilt, tr., In
the Florida tournament. The best time
was made by Rigolly, who negotiated
n kilometer, which 10 about fve-eighths
of a mile. in 25k seconds, or at the rate
Of a mile in Al seconds.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
RACING SEASON
OPENS At AQUEDUCT
Carter Handicap Will Afford Fine Con-
test with More than a Score Of Candi-
dates Horses in Fine Condition for
Event That Attracts Thousands.
EVENING WORLD FORM CHART.

Beginning with the racing at Aqueduct to-day The Evening World
will print a full chart of all the r~ run on the Metropolitan tracks,
thus making it possible for racegoers to keep an accurate record of
horses which will perform in this vicinity the coming season. The
entries also will be indsxed. These charts OF the local races will save
racegoers the trouble of having their records encountered with the
names of many horses which have been racing all winter, and which
will not be seen during the Metropolitan season.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
Tournament for Fencers'
Trophy.

The competition for the Foncers' Club
nIght az the Fencers' Club. The New York
Athletic club. the New. York Turn vcrein,
Clrh haia entered teams The cup Was
first Offered last year by the FenceTs' Clul
as a competitive trophy. and was won ~
the n. Y. A. G. team.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
pougIa. Wilma Tournament

DR.. W. q. Douglas defeated 4. Lewer-
berg In the final game OF the interborougl;
l4-inch balk-line billiard tournament at
Maurice Days Academy last night. The
scores: DR.. Douglas. 800: high run, ~.
average. 5 45-5i, Lowerberg, 23S: high run.
%: average, 4 1851. Lewenberg won sac
end prisA. ana Cands third.
The evening world., 1904-04-15
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

Especial to The Evening Woi,d)
AQUEDuCr RACE TRACK, April Is
Entries for the races to be decided
here tomorrow are as follows:
The evening world., 1904-04-15
BABCOCK LOOPING THE LOOP

Oscar Babcock. the former six-day
racing cyclist OF New York. Is now
with n circus in New Mexico doing a
loop-the-loop act and n cycle wh4rl
The evening world., 1904-04-15
OLD DIR. GRINDLE
% TEAEEs A spEGIALIsT IN

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The evening world., 1904-04-15

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The evening world., 1904-04-15

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