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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
!. l "a J:ll;2I n TO- ]! PARKER.
The First Results Of New \ ork
Herald's Poll Of Produce Brokers

Total replies 6Ss
From Bryan to Roose velt....a
From Mel Sinleyg to Pa rker III
For Mckinley in 1900, now for Rooae-
Welt. . . 4is
( For Bryan IN 1900 now for Parker, q
New voters for Roosevelt.., q
New voters for Parker !, x, So
3t9 Following 4 is recent poll OF the New.
York. Stock Exchan ge, the Herald has
begun a similar poll Of the members Of
the New York Pi'oduc % n FIX hange. and
the results8ot the replies received on the
Z first day are given herewith
latFF Elk hundred B ana h sixty-fiYe mem bers3
had been heard from when the voting.
closed al Smldnig it, and these showed that
the excl ange5 W divided IN & bout the
proportion OF two Il ana Il a Il quarter for
! Roosevelt to one for Parker s Ss e..
ii 4 also showed hat whereas the lex-
! change voted q lmost sol " for Nc Kim
ley and Roosevelt IN 1900 about one to
every four ana one, half would swing this
year from the . n epublicang to the Demo-,
cratic ticket his is 5as very heavy DEM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
LATlMER ADDRESSES
] MEETING IN + BROOKLYN
fnv Assoc'ated Press,

& NEW y DIRK, S TENDER senat I4ati-
mer, OF South Carolina, who poke at the
opening OF the Democra !! TIC campal On II
+ non.day NEE ting in33 Broadway to-day.
He has gone to South Carolina for a. few
DAYS. but Will return soon TO speak IN
Nav = 4 OK. a 4 appointment having been
made for him at Ere donia on September
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
Il VI AK ~. y
Lad I lad Wandered Lone.l

h Master Philip Wood. y son Of the Hon,
r - a. WOOD, formerly member Of the
s les Nj q ture n from Chesterh ID county
Who, some time hgo. ]. went from home
T s1e Iad Vent To crozet, Fla, where he.
stas hesn d since. His father had alrnost
Given iii boy up for lost, I'M hen he re-,
ceiyed AZ letter from him. II n "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
I Favorite 81 Pres nts.

& little MIss Pauline sullivan; OF wash,
" mn NM, ana Mrs. ". d sullivan, WI
dance in the armory on the peni1E night
81 The baxaa Il. giyen by 4 Sacred Heart
q Miss Sullivan Il is an especial pet OF
President Roosevelt IT, and was The great
Sadmtrat lon@ Of President and IRA. ttac-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02

STSRUSIEE' S.AuCtISlNs- SAL15 y ESt.'S q ],
ABOUT SEVEN M s[ LES RICH
~ Mo y :, I. Y, V ,,o
VEN Der 22d, 1892, record led In the Jerks 4
Office Of Henrico County Court III
e. page l6s nc, helE % required by
II, front. of Henricoi County Court house. on
MONDAY.( 8sEPTEMBER l9. 100, AT IA h
M the property descri bed In aid deed as
follows: All that certain tract Of land. Il
with the improvements thereon. situated
az II; ngfiell ana con aining s97 acres.
be the same, more or less. bound ed on The \
east and west by the lands formerly own-9
ed by sed don 4, Alsl IN, md on the north
by the lands formerly ~ owned by II ac kson$$ y
r. Chlldrey, and on 7 he south BY James
s TERMS h as to- expenses Of sale.
and to pay notes am ting to $, 707 q, 4
and the remainder In cash. lstS Il VA
sJNO. g. EASLE IL, .Admr. OF FIJI
* r, ,. chafan. Trustee decd.
septl-tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
SAVED HIS LIFE.
Dr.. Mercer Resorts to Heroic

DR.. Mercer Resorts to Heroic
Measures in Laudanum Case.
Or. Mercer worked four hours yester-
day evening to save the life OF otis G..
White. aged flfty-two, OF No. 1905 East
Marshall Street. White took three ounces
OF laudanum, with the view Of ending his
existence. 5f;3 Il iSs 81 I'll saii sti "a
sAt q late hour last night DR.. Mercer
reported White as out Of danger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02

4 TO-DAY. Friday. MORNING, SEP;
sTEMBER ed .ss3S commencing at 0:So
-, clock, we will sell at our Swarer ooms:
No. s61o East Broad Street. one spl endid
set Single Harm with N excl Trimming,
one shing 8Baling NJ line. Oak Frame
.6sfoot Show Case several p ant Churns.
Edison Phonogra ph. wi tn larg e Horn and
ecords ;.seyeral II eatng Stoves. Oak and
Walnut Chamber. Sui t.. several Odd Bu-s
sreaus and Washstands, number OF good
Iron Feds and Springs, several Couches,
Center Tables, I r eyoly Wing Book Case.
eds, Mattresses. Odd Bedsteads, Bed
Springs, Pictures, number. OF Hal ~
Stair Q hamber and Parlors Carpets. in
body Brussels, Velyet and IngralS q Sale
-. sTHE VALENTINE AUCTION co. ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
Soldiers Il at ~ Smoker i.

Captain Baptist, OF Company H, Sew
ientieth Regiment, and members OF his
company were fr,tertained ct q smoker
last night. u! rs f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
Want a New Synagogue.

4 AZ meeting OF Orthodox Hebrews will be
held at Sanger all Sunday a fterno BON ut.
49, o clock. for the purpose OF discussing
the proposition to secure a place OF swor-
ship, The committee in charge consists
OF d Messrs. 8. Stern, H Fisher and II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
8Blaz,e. Was II SMALL

AZ small fire occurred Il IN Massey Busi-l
ness College, Seventh and Mains Streets
at 9 % clock last MI ht. The fire started
In sa trash box placed in one OF thu. fire.
places, but fortuna tely spread no further.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
Rev. Wells Returns

Rev. nls r.. wei Is, q ichmond b has
returned VI home from a business "trip to
sNorfolk. While Ia A Norfnlk d Mir, Wells
5prea phed at hot services An CUM erlandS
Street Methodist Church, s,f Y M VA
= ME- Nye Ills VII ent on the Virginia con-
Etsgenees hieh meets IL "A burg Ia
1NQYeuher s " NV ~ IA
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BY The " alentine otion Co, ss3s
.Ss3Il 6l2 2. Broad st.

s1,ii = RNEss ssFI1NGLES BALING MA
Sf11CHINE. SHOW CASE HANDSOME
CARPETS, s p TC.,a AT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
5InSurance Successo,rs.

Insurance Successors.
3s Mr. liam Fl nneg an, Of r Richmond,
and Mr., " -. Saunde rs, OF Hampton, IA,
have assumed the place Of assistant man
ayers to- the Metropol an II lie Insurance
Company, as successors to Mr.. Whitfield
and Mr.. Melone # sf M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
oLp HsWEEr SPRINGS

OPEN JUNE lbVE TO OCTObEHg Wy
High up N II the a llsghaniss. - =
fest elevation, capacity. s0 suests;
~. sm n SSai mineral sprinss, heal
Ing baths. a swimming pools: excel ont Nv
cry. ohestl g. cuisine; az tdooEs amus So
8ments; nine link golf course new eleesE19
Prone; ! new manag ement; n ny I'm prove
gmentS: illustrAt ted DO ok !, Il
$50 sT' ", 7' g, III. PAXTON, Leasee,
SsS II 4 ga Az Old Sweat, w. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
Fire11nleEan p aid OF.

ii The fire epa rtment met last nigh Z and
had a grand cleaning up. Every thing was
put In spick and span shape. The COM
pany menlbe rss were paid 6 of. and are
now ready to meet d n: outs ding bills.
Gill Grove tBap list Church Withhold re-
syival services on Sunday, Septemb Der 1St Ii.
There will be- preachin each evening at
8 n. s. Rev. w. X ncheoe, OF
Crawe S ssEi V
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02
i r. b.. g hafun & Co., 1nc.,s 81
Real Estate Auctioneers,

$TRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF 22s7
ABoUT SEVEN MILES from RICH
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BY c. Il. 81 IA. i. Denoon, 1
"a Real Estate $AuctioneerS.
sal Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-02

shooters will appear before Squire
a!thnm this morning they $ai 9 ION
and clifford Muse, Z NJ rris fimr erlnko.
Floyd Harris, Joe Goode. Char. ya:nes.
John T lace. George Harris and
Tom Brown. v;
Ed. Robertson, colored wa 8 sent Z o
the Chesterfeld jail for 4 fteea days BY.
Squire Criddle. He had created a dis
sturbance in the swansboro district.
Auction Sale.
Messrs. Augustine Royal & CO. sud
Sa tfg auction yesterday the stock, com
Sprising liquo rs and groceries, st the ID "a
W. 3. Pleasants It Is said rsslat a good
price: was realized. q
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AUCTION SAL Future Days

/ BY ] !. B |. Elan and Y CO., y 4
Real Estate AuCtio neers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01

in moment the two were srappled
ana rolling on Ehe floor Their move
ments had been so quick that up 20
Ileu the CuIOOkeTs hau been unable 10
aclr nut urgeC on by the screams or
the women who were dining IN the
Nlclultyr they succeeded ia separating
the two, ELt rot until Paul the mus
eulaF head waiter had lent them MS ald.
NJ men they were AGAIN upon their rect
Hawtrey eEiuced "a likely disposition 20
continue the physical contest ray
idlr seemed much mortified and dpQio-
gized To his friends and 10 Mr. MehleF,
the manager OF the place. entered q
CAB and drove away. some moEuttt Is
later HaWtTey. Still protesting FOluDiEr
was also induced to take his departure
Companions Since BOyhoOd.
The incident afforded a lively topic Of
gossip among the friends of the two
men who had been companions al Rug
by in England. Playfair had come 10
this country as HaE5rey s. leading man
ia "a Message froIl Mars. He was
also with the EugIisH star in his Two
succeeding pieces. S1ucy sally ana
THE Man From BiaFt'Eley'S..
Since last June, VIII ~ he l'Tt Lhe eiil-
Eloy of Mir. Frchmau. 4IaWTTrE mas peer.
in vaudeville. which he has abandoned
within the week 20 take up q tour on
"A Afessa &c From Mars under ms Owl
management Playfair is now acting a
Leading part I'm Lefty al the HUDSON
IheatrT.
While il is said that The incident is
closed friends of the meE Scar tnaF Lnr
affair Will be continued ~ hen me Two
meet again.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
ZNRY {. ALVORD
DIES IN ST. LOUIS
Chief Of Dairy Division il
Agricultural d partment.
HAD NERVOUS PROSTRATlON
Body VIII Be Brought 10 Washington
for Intermediates Resident OF
Falls Church.

Major Henry z. AIvord. chief OF the
dairy division, Bureau OF AnimL In
Cusury. Agricultural Department, died
This moruiug i'm ST. Louis, whiJheT lac
had gone on business for the Govern
meut His body viii be brought 90
Washington for ilteTuiaut
Major AIyord was stricken several
DAYS ago in ST. Louis with nervous pros
lraJiou. and was sent 20 hospital In
that city His condition rapidly grer
worse until the. end came Jhis morning
Major AIyord was born 1larcn II, 1874.
and served through the civil war. He
Was appointed "a special agent of the
Agricultural Department in 1879, and on
May H. 1850 was made Chief or IN
dairy division of Jhe Bureau OF Animal
Industry.
As chief Of IhiS division he had done
much 10 increase the export of Ameri-
can butter, ana was known throughout
this and foreign countries Iu the capac-
Ity of a Government official
He is survived by Mrs. Alvurd. VINO Is
at present at her home at Fails Church,
ID j. probably the funeral services VIII
be held from the family residence there.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
TWO ENGLISH ACTORS
COME TO REAL BLOWS
Row in a New York Restaurant Terminates Long Friend
ship Between Charles Hawuey and Arthur Playfair.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Two English
EctoFs-Charles Hawtrey and arthur
PIayfair-both well known 10 the play
going public, terminated a close friend
ship of many years early yesterday
morning by harsh words and harshei
blows I'm ReCIor's restaurant
1t is due to the Interference of friends
and attaches of the restaurant that tine
affair did not see its end in police
court
There were few patrons of the estaD-
usmeuJ left when loud talking at
tracted attention 10 a table at "nlch
pIayfair and HaWJrey We're sitting, an"
where they had been with three ae-
quaiutauces FOR several. hours.
Hawtrey Blamed Friend,
According to the story told by some
OF those who were present Hawtrey
took TO heart comment which had been
passed ora him recently for some GER
tain alleged conduct. He seemed InCilu-
ed to hold his friend responsible.
The charge was veuemenJly denied DE
PIavfair. examinations and recrimlna-
tious followed eacu other fast ana the
question of an iutebtedHesS which exists
between the two was Introduced Z MS
seemed 10 iufuriate HaWJrey, ana.
jumping from his chair he leaned across
the table and struck FlaEt4lr TWICE III
the face
Surprised By the suddenness OF the at
tack aud under the impulse OF he mo-
ment PIayfair returned the blows and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
FALLS DEAD
WHILE CH0PPlNG WOOD

While cutting wood in his yard about
o'clock yesterday afternoon Thomas
Barrett. a negro sixty years old, liv-
ing on the Piuey Branch Road, near
Brightwood Avenue northwest, suddenly
dropped dead.
ur Parsons. who lives near by, was
summoned. but said the man had been
dead for some moments.
Coroner hewitt Investigated the case
and came 10 the conclusion that the man
was subject 10 neaTt disease and the
eEerti0u OF chOppmg wood was too much
for him. Death from natural causes
was the substance of the certificate
given Dy the coroner
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
WOUNDED NEGRO MAY
RECOVER IN HOSPITAL

Physicians az Freedmau's Hospital
reported today that Edward Wilson. The
negro who was shot In the abdomen in a
fight in Linden AIitcheIIs p0olrOOm on
upper Seventh Street Friday night was
much improved and would probably re-
cover. Mitchell, who is said 10 have ad-
miLted that he shot Wilson In the sIom-
ach because the latter struck him on
Ihe head with "a pool cue, was reInanueu
10 Jail 10 await a hearing on q charge
OF assault with q dangerous weapon
Wilson has a strong constitution anu
the doctors performed the delicate Oper-
alton on him Immediately after his re-
muVal TO the institution. The bullet was
found iu his stomach and taken out, and
there were four DeTrUrauous in the IN
IeSLiues. These We're seWeu up and the
wound afteTWard dressed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
SHOOTS NEGRO WOMAN.

A negro. said 10 be named George
Reed. shot a negro woman Julia Myers.
alias Shirley. near the corner OF Prin-
cess and Royal Streets, about II o'clock
last night From what can be learned
Of the AFFAIR il appears the Myers Wo-
man was coming down Princess Street
when Reed called 20 her 20 stop she
did not do SO. however. and he pulled
out his pistol and shot her, the nan
taking erect I'm the CALI OF her leg she
was taken 10 the Alexandria Hospital
bv Policemen Gill and Young. where
she received surgical attention.
Reed. after the shooting. made on ana
has not Vet been captured.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
BURGLARY Is sUsPECTED.

James Dove and Harry GallaJin. the
two men who were arrested In Washing
Ton and held for the grand jury on the
charge Of larceny, are said TO De- tne
same men who robbed ApDichs Hotel lA
this city a few days ago. policeman
Roberts Yesterday visited the men lu
company with an atJache OF the ttp-tl
AnDich and the men were ldeuuled as
those seen hanging about the mouse pc
4--a she robbery Policeman Roberts
visited several of the DaWusnops m
Washington and recovered Falua-Dt
rings which We're stolen from the hoLei,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Oct. Mrs
DoIie j. Sissou died at her home Il3
South Lee Street at an early hour this
morning. Mrs. Sisson was the daughter
OF Thomas and Fannie Laugf0Td. and
had many friends, who viii hear of her
death with regret. She was i'm her
tWeuty-tnird year. Her funeral viii
Ike place from her late home tomorrow
afternoon al 2 clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
Scheme Beats POOLrOOn1S;
POOLrOOn1S Can't Beat It
Man Under Arrest Saw Races With Long Dis
lance Glasses and Reported Finish Over
Long Distance Phone.

ST. LOUIS, oct Harry Haaker, OF
1922 Ninety-seveuth Street. is under ar
rest here.
IL is clSimed that he and confederates
in Philadelphia We're operating a scheme
by which the pOOlrOOms and bOOkmakers
i'm Philadelphia were beaten out of thou
sands of dollars. The Philadelphia au-
thoriues have been notified OF the ar
rest.
Two long-distance telephones were
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01

found iu his room. which was near the
Delmar track
Ii ls alleged that 10y means of extra
strong field glasses Haaker could see
the result of the races by teiephOuIng
the result 10 Philadelphia he beat the
telegraph company To the p0OiTOOms,
Thus his aCCOmulices could win large
sums
IIaaker was arrested some months ago
Tor the same 0neuse, but was released.
The police were unable 10 make a case
against him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
MANY MARRIAGE LICENSES.

During the month OF September the
clerk or the corporation court has grant
"a fgrtF-eiEiGy marriage licenses thirty
seven a. white. and eleven To negro
couples Duriu last month ulLE-rour
deeds were placed 0u record Iu this of
nee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
MRS. GELow GUEST OF HONOR.

sgI5-iFfarie-. of Lee Camp O.. y. last nigh
rendered "a reception 10 Mrs. Martha, 3
GieIoW- VINO is visiting iu this CITY -dTz
Giel1W b. known throughout the SOILi
as "AIaBaug's gitLeo daughter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
nuARTFRLY FIFETING.

Tn. Free Methodist Church of this
city. commenced 90 bold ITS quarter -
meetings last night. The meetings VIII
81 continued until Sunday. The Rev
A c. Miller is ia charge OF the services.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
DEATH OF w. Il. POsEY.

William H. Posey. the son of BeuJa-
min and Kate Posey, died al his par
euts' home Il9 South Lee Street LAST
uieht His funeral took place thlS aI-
EeTuOOu-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
MAY REDUCE FORCE.

Reports are i'm circulation that the
force az the Southern Railway shops
in thIs city viii be reduced IN a short
time. To is said that other reductions,
lu engineers. etc. are contemplated Ou
the same road.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
BAPTIsMAL cEREMONY.

There viii be a baptism al The old
baptIz5ug grounds in south Lee street
tomorrow ar O'Clock. The candidates
FOR baptism win come from the Liberty
Baptist church i'm North Pitt Street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
sI.zs Baltimore and Return, B. & o.

r r. Every Saturday and Sunday
Tickets good returning until Sunday
night Hourly Service Saturday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
NEGRO FINFD -.

Daniel Burns, "a negro. was fined $40 iu
the police court this morning for as
sauIJiug $. s. Hopkins and resisting the
policeman who attempted TO arrest him
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
Baltimore - Return. =

Pennsylvania Railroad Every Satur-
day and Sunday. All trains except Com
gressioual Limited Good returning uu-
III Sunday night
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-01
81 HaEpsn Fsny. CharIestown. and

Winchester and return, Sunday, October
Leave Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
station $3.50 a. IN. Splendid opportunity
for country outing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-08
Program Changes At
0rpheum Tonight

The vaudeville program at the Or.
pheum this evening will be entirely
new, while an additional act, that of
the "Rosebuds", which has been held
over for the second week, will be in
troduced.
Among the attractions OF the new
bill are the very latest coon songs, to
be rendered by Dorothy Drew; while
the Tossing Austlns will change their
tricks and also their mode of present
ing them. a.
Tom Nawn promises his most ia.
nous sketch, "A Touch Of Natures in
which he does his most artistic work,
and Pete" Baker has new bunch of
stories, jokes and songs for his friends
The Musical Johnsons" will draw
In front. .'
The Musical Johnsons" will draw
new selections from their repertoire
and Katherine Dahl also gives new
songs, while the kaleidoscope VIII show
fresh films giving altogether nine in.
teresting histories. all taken from the
latest moving-picture successes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-08
SECOND UMPIRE
NAMED FOR
BASEBALL SEASON

The Baseball League held q meeting
in the Elks' Hall yesterday afternoon,
at which Cottrell was namedas second
umpire for the season, to assist Bert
Bowers.
A lively discussion was started by a
resolution presented by the Elks to
the effect that all previous contracts
should hold good. The effect Of this
would be to prevent the Marines TAX
ing the place Of the Males, as some
of the MarineA had signed with the
Elks when 1t was thought they could
not be placed as an organization In
this seasons games. The resolution
resulted in a vote of five to five. The
Elks and H. A. C.'s and Carter OF the
Punahous voted for the resolution;
Kams. Males and Steere Of the Puma.
hous against II. President Isenberg
cast the deciding vote that defeated
the resolution. An amendment to the
bylaws was offered by Steere Of the
Punahous providing that no team can
dispose of its interest in the grounds
without first giving the refusal to the
League. A resolution introduced by
Carter to prevent any team hypothe.
eating its share Of gate receipts was
defeated.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-08
CYCLONE KELLEY COMES
TO FIGHT DAVE BARRY

Cyclone" Kelley, one Of the best
middle weight boxers In the States ar
rived in the city by the Alameda and
viii be matched against Dave Barry
April 80. Kelley has fought all the
top notchers In his class and has an
enviable record as a pugilist. He
gained his title from his style Of fight
ing and there is never lack OF inter-
est when he steps into the ring. He
pnd Barry are well matched In size,
weight and staying qualities and are
much the same In style Of fighting.
Barry and Kelley have fought twice
before, each going .the limit to get q
decision and both are anxious to win
the rubber April 80. With Cyclone
came Willie Bovine featherweight
who will be his trainer and who is
ready on short notice to go against any
lightweight pugilist who may come for
ward
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-08
E. o. HALL s. SON, LTD.
A PACIFIC SPECIAL

The businessmen OF Honolulu are
invited to join the Merchants and Pro.
ducers of California in special train
excursion to the Worlds Fair at st.
Louis, leaving San Francisco on or
about May IL.
l.. NJ. Fletcher. secretary of the Call.
fornia State Board of Trade, has ad.
dressed a letter to the businessmen Of
Honolulu through the Hawaii Promo
ton Committee. He says, in inviting
the Hawaii Promotion Committee to
send representatives on this excursion,
chance is given the people here to
Join in q big demonstration which Is
calculated to attract attention to the
Coast and Pacific trade. The idea Is
that If fifteen or twenty or more of the
leaders In the business world of Ha.
wall join this excursion II will not only
attract attention to the Coast but to
the Islands of the Pacific as we'll Mr..
c. NJ. Cooke, who is at present In San
Francisco, has been consulted by the
promoters OF the excursion. and will
make the trip as a representative OF
Hawaii II he possibly can.
The excursion managers have secur-
ed the low round.trip rate Of $67.5O
from San Francisco, good for ninety
days, return trip being optional over
any of the Southern routes. Business.
men who are going East at or near the
date Of this excursion will be gladly
taken in. Mr.. Boyd Of the Promotion