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CHRISTIE WANTS DEWAR CUP.
May he a Contestant When Ford Races
Against Ross

When next IL race Is run for the Sir Thomas
r. Dewar International straightaway mile
challenge trophy it seems quite likely that
the field %: starters will be made up Of per-
haps half dozen Of America 8 fastest cars
and greatest drivers This emblem OF the
worlds mile straightaway championship
was first contested for last winter on Or
mond beach in Florida, when Louis $, Ross
of Boston won out against some great OPP
ponents among them being Arthur McDon-
aid who used big British built Napier.
Ross used queer looking little steam car Of
his own construction. which resembles an
inverted boat as much as anything else.
though its smokestack protrudes from the
machine behind the drivers seat.
Since the race Ross has sold the Tea
Kettle, as il was nicknamed. TO Charley
Heineman. who is a member of the Nets. "
cine man bought the machine with the in
tention Of sending II harm stormng" through
the mailer cities, but since Joe Nelson's
accidr,'s no other driver has been secured,
Some Tow weeks ago Henry Ford Of De-
troit cha nenced Ross, and now Walter
C Cnst"sf When en- sena u' " j. Morgan
was informed that Mr. Christie would chal,;
direct drive racer could be a. competitor
when Ross and Ford met Mr., Morgan
said turtle, that he would likely invite ne Major
power Fiat. which Louis Chevrolet drives,
and also Webb jay with his phenomenal
$50 horse power White steam racer Mr.
Morgan said the place for the race, had not
been settled upon. though he has had
several conferences with the gentlemen In
teres'cd in the beach and boulevard courses
AT Cape May. y j
on the Morris Park Autodrome. the Fiat
and Christie cars have each a mile in So -
seconds to their credit. while Jay reduced
this to ~ As over the same course mt the
American Automobile Association 5 national
meet on July l. meeting between these
three and Ford's latest speed creation on a
straightaway course would surely he inter-
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M1MOsA III. KEEPS THE cur.
Final Race for tho Manhasset Bay Cup
Sailed in q Brisk Wind.

The final race for the Manhasset Bay Chal-
lenge cup for 30-footers was sailed yesterday
afternoon on the Sound. The race was won
by the Mimosa H., owned by Commodore
Trenor l.. Park and representing the Ameri-
can Yacht Club She defeated the Alert.
owned by J. W. Alker, representing the
Manhasset Bay Yacht Club, and the Nike.
owned BY Victor |. Cumnock. representing
the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht lClub. Inc
Miniosa III. won all three races. The trophy
goes to the yacht scoring the most points ID
the SERIES and the score stood: Mimosa III.
o, Alert. g. Nike, 8.
This is the third series tina: has been saiied
for this trophy 1t was successfully de-
Tended In the first by the Manhasset Bay
club. Last year the American Yacht Ciup
won the trophy with the Mlmosa ILL.,. and II
has successfully defended it this year
Tho race yesterday was sailed in nne
breeze from the southw est and 1t grew
stronger az the race proceeded and towards
the finish the Sound was quite rough, inc
course WAS four miles to windward and re-
turn. sailed twice over. making sixteen miles
in all,
The start was off the Scotch Caps buoy on
the American Yacht Club house at Milton
Point, and the turn was spar buoy of Motifs
Point, The start was made at lA0 clock
Commodore Park had the Mmosa III. in the
coveted position. and that yacht crossed the
line three seconds after the signal Tho
Nike. to lceward Of the Mimosa, was 10 Sec
onds late and the Alert was handicapped
30 seconds They we're on the starboard tack.
and each boat made long board over toward
the Long Island shore. For. g time u was
ahead and at the turn she led the Alert by S
minutes ~ seconds aud the Nike by min
utes 90 seconds
with spnnnkers to port they ran home.
and on this leg the Alert made gain OF 1
minute "a seconds On the wind again the
Mimosa outsailed the other two and gained
8 minutes 81 seconds. and running home the
Alert picked up o seconds. At the finish the
Mimcsa won by 10 minutes 20 seconds from
the Alert and by 10 minutes % seconds from
the Nike. The times at the marks are shown
In the following.
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Racing AZ nunalo.

BUFFALO, 1,!iy u. spring and Trojan were the
only winning favoritcs al kenllworth Park to day,
Toscan. who was overlooked In the betting, easily
defeated Jcssup. Weather cloudy, track sloppy.
First Race Five furongs- Ruth. W. 100 (Mc In
tyrc,. 10 to /, won; Valencia, loI IT Meade. to 2
second, Lady Huron, 100 ,Romancllh. s to ?, third
TT nc, 1904 %. Henri Wariug, Margaret NJ. Sun
glow and Programme also ran.
Second Race One mile and n quarter -Setauket
loS t3cib. o to S. won: W. B'Quc 50 u. Henressyl
4 to I, second, Rcd Light, lOi (Romancb. o 10 TO-
third: Time, 2:l52'S onIy three starters.
Third Race Five and a half furings-Toscan
~ lT1ay"rs,, to l. won: Collector. Jcssup, ii;
tRomanclh, . 10 5, second. Gypsennc, 95 IT Meadcl
bto I, third Tine. 100. Albert also ran
Fourth Rae one nllc--S2ring. III Dreamer,
I to 3. won: Judge Hines. III fHclecrsen,, 10 2
sccond TIL Musk.tcer, o. tHodrcsl 20 to l. third
Time. las q Only three starters
FtHh Ra""-Flvc turlongs-Away, los (Green
ne'd,. TO won Intcrllght. ia Ct. Mcadel, to
second hcrtha T.. los DANES Hcnnessy), o to 8
third Time. los. Orlcne Massey and Name
FoS'cr also ran.
Sixth Rarr One mlc-Trojan, loi CTrayero
sto 8, won Russell ". lOt fCrramcr,, 7 TO t. second
Irene Rradr. n, christian. ~ 10 l, third Time
lia I S, Combustion, NrrncSS. Norma Brids
Rar5u,a and Hattie Day also ran.
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Lawn Tennis,

But one match was played yesterday in
the invitation tennis tournament of the Ardsley
Club al Ardsley on the Hudson. Raymond d.
Little and Robert lie Roy defeating Harry F.
Allen and Charles F. Watson. Jr.. in straight
sets. lo-s 90, At the start the contest was
close noth teams alternating in the lead.
After the first set, Allen and Watson fell
OF their opponents won rather easily
To-day the card shows Stephen C. NfiletS
and L. X Marvin VS., George l.. Wrenn, Jr.,
and Reginald Fncke The tourney IL a
round robin affair. each pair meeting every
other one and the one winning the most
matches taking the honors
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NEW YORK IA. Lab Z; DkTHoiT, "
DHTRo1T, July l2.-Without letting up
until tho last man was out the New Yorks
played the, game this afternoon and and maneg Rsd
easily to shut out Detroit, meanwhile MAKING
seven runs for themselves. There was moth
ing about Kitson's delivery they did not seem
fooled with the old ieilox until he took to the the
Detroit sent in an alleged pitcher named
Justis who ought to have started on some
other path Of life.
Msstms HogG was sr pownf III then eas eSTn IN
every way and while he was hit now and then
and gave a pass or SO. these only made NIP
him in pinohes. His support was ane at
It rained three times during the day before
the game and the grounds were GLOW. but the
field and O'Leary made : pair Of Sensational
tie sfth Oh Williams. and no Jumped TO His
limit. turned until bis back was 70 the bHii
OF the old New York Nationals reported to
Grifith to-day and viii be bold Until catcher as
Orth Is suffering from malaria. The score:
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Launch Anchors In Harlem River After
800 Mile Trip.

An ls-foot launch named the Pioneer came
to anchor yesterday in front OF the Nassau
Il. c. on the Harlem River after one Of the
long trips ever recorded by a boat of it's
size. on July l the little vessel left the
ST. Lambert Boat club. ontario. and came
through the ST. Lawrence River to Lake
Champlain and from there by the canal to
Troy aud then down the Hudson.
ON the Pioneer We're II. J Sin,la aud \. H..
Henderson aud though Az oya'; ~ ~ It
kopt OF IN" distance travelled IL VA, -, .'dv
estimated nj $40 nIli"s. Ero"ith, " - 80
boat N"N Ia" El.i u ac'; witN 'h' d. e. e
q ia few days sightseeing. thcy n... ltMc
o, er the same route.
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TO.DAY,S CARD FOR BRIGHT0N.
Tradition Named to start in the Oaks with
Top weight.

Sydney FACETS Tradition and Ieala have
been named to start In the Brighton Oaks.
nine furlongs. to be run at the Beach track
to-day. Tradition must take up i2+ pounds.
with Coy Maid. lncantation. Gold Ten and
Schulamit" to beat. In the handicap at a
mile and an eighth. Mabel Richardson will
be played to beat st. Valentine. Ocean Tide.
Miss Crawford. voladay and others. In
the first race. for maiden two-year-o lds. hve
and half firlongs, Fulbert. Edith James
and Snndringham Belle may 80 well.
A fair lot OF jumpers. have been named
to start IN the .stecplechase In the third
Life, King Pepper. The Mighty. Little Woods,
Major Pelham aud Old England are the dan
g"rQus ones. II looks as u Whimsical has
at her mercy. Cinchona should take care OF
the others. The entries are as follows
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Fast Matched Against West In Handball.

The East and West will meet in a handball
double for the sum Of $3.50. Farrell and Sui
Ivan of Chicago have been matched To play
Bruder and Flaherty Of Jersey City In a series
OF twenty-one games. Four different courts
will be utliYel The first six games will be
Sunday, July %. and the following Sunday
five games will be played at Donghertys
court, Harrison. n. j. The remaining ten
games will be played at Chicago.
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1cr on hrs-s brooklyn. S; Pntshurg. Q. First
Has on ball, Tnsgp t,s ON FAB By Ri S
!: BY Iy lch, i. Home run Malay. Three bass
HIS clymc5 beaumont Two base , sn o,,s
Lewis Clarke Ritchcy. Stolen hases-DobhS.
Ritter Umpire KLEIN. Time hours and 10
minutes At,cndancc-i.ooo
ar LOUIS IN. LJ, Q: PH1lADELPH1s IN. L.. l.
pUUAnELruIA, July l2.The Phlladcphas had
no chance to win to day before the superior article
Of hall ST Louis put up, both In the neld and at
the bat The of, defeated Cardinals played like
champions In lacking ur Browns mastcrful
pitching al d the Qlakers were lucky TO escape a
shut out The
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Bicycle Riders Quit Trip to San Francisco

A letter received Yesterday from Harry
Early of Bayonne. n. j.. and Emil Lculy Of
West Hoboken. who set out from New York
Traacisco in thirty-three days, stated that
the team had abandoned their project be-
cause OF bad roads and hard luck. Leuy's
bike breaking down. The team Of Century
road riders quit at Kearny. Nob.. after COW
ering ! 800 miles. ~
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Totals....l 627 is q
.Raltcd for PittnKcr In the ninth inning.

Philadelphia. .,..,,,.,,.o OIL
First base on errors--St. Louis. 2. Left on bases
Philadelphia, 81 ST. Louis. 8. First base on balls
on Pittnger 3: on brown, 2. Struck out-By
Pit,ingcr. 5; BY Brown. l.. Two base hts--Beok-
ley Shay, Doom Sacrifice hit-Arndt. Stolen
base-Beckley. Wild pitch Plttlnger. Umpire
Bauswine. Time-l hour and 2Smnutes. Attend
Ancc-25ls.
CINCINNATI. 49, BOSTON IN. L.. s--YIRsr oAME
BOSTON, July i2,--Honors were divided by Bos e.
ton and Cincinnati In this afternoon double header
The visitors won the nrst game by waliopng the
bali iii around the lot assisted by some poor fielding
BY Tenney and Frosr The second contest was a
pitchers battle. Willis having the best OF the areu
ment. The score:
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Polo.

H"ANGr. July 1.-THE polo PLAYERS ~ the
h "nny ! ivcr Country Club of Norris
i1'r1 l"feateu the team Of tho Esscx Country
ti;h ~ West Orange this afternoon Tho
- ore .'H. ~ 10 o.. TIL" watch WIS one Of
t"i"v,;a'!"n to,lrnar""u'. and the frnls will be
and Somerset Country clubs.
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'Batted for Jussis In the ninth inning.
NewYork. / g &C 81
Base hlts-on Kitson, I. In SIX innings on Justis
g. In three innings. Two base hit-Melntyre
Sacrince hits.BaIrett. Chase iesger Stolen
on Ki,son, i: OF justls, q: on Hogg. 8. Lett on
bases--De,roit, IL; New York. O. Struck out
tunassisted,. Mcclure and Elberfeld, Umpire
Connolly. T1me2 hours. Attendance-l0Oo.
BOSTON "a. L.. 1: CHICAGO "a. L) o-rrRsT oAAs
CHICAGO, July l2.-Boston and Chicago broke
even IN q double header to day. In the first game
both pitchers were effective Boston scoring NE only
run ia the second inning, when Ferris forced Stah
out. and Freeman hit for a double. Ferris coming
ali the way home. The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New Works Nhitewash Detroits and Pass
the BOstOns Again.

The New York Americans blanked the
Detroits again yesterday and also passed the
Bostons again, the latter team winning and
losing in Chicago. The games in Cleveland
and st. Louis were postponed on account OF
rain. The results:
New York, :; Detroit, o.
Boston, 1; Chicago, o. First game.
Chicago, 4; Boston, 4. Second game.
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Harry: Odve,i and barry; walker barry and
Phelps Wild pitch-FraEer Umplre-JohnStone'
T1mc-7 hours and Is minutes.
BosToN IN. L., 3: CINCINNATI. i-sscoND GAME
Totals.....S Q n 8 0

.B.,,ed for Harper II tn, helm ninth inning
G eG.s1n ;iii:..:........i %
First base on crror-Boston. Lett on bascs-B%Ss O.
Willis Q: on Harper. s. Struck ou'-by WINS: u
by Harper. s. Balk.Willls. Three base his.o1 ",
-Wolverton. stolen bases.Huggins ", Ksney'
Tenney. Schlei Double paysnStenfssId'u i nI e.
pitcher-By Willis. l. Umpire-Johnstons: Time
II hour and 81 minutes. Attcndance-2o2S-
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RUN AWAY FROM NEW YoRKS.
MATHEWSON rs HIT HARD, AND
LOCALS PLAY POORLY.

Wild Throws, Fumbles and Painful Soar.
city OF Hts BY the Championship ok.
lyns Check the Plrates-Quakers
Beaten and the Bostons Break Even.
The New York Nationals lost 10 the Chi
Cages yesterday. and their two nearest rivals
kept them company. Brooklyn checked
the Pittsburgs, and the Cardinals downed the
Quakers. The Cincinnatis rough housed the
Bostons in the first game, but lost the second.
Thus all four teams in the second DIVISION
won game. The results;
Chicago, 3; New York. l..
Brooklyn, =: PittsburE, @.
~. Louis, q; Philadelphia, J..
Cincinnati, Is; Boston, 8. First game
Boston, 8: Cincinnati, =. Second game
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Special Gable Despatch to ruB

Special Gable Despatch to rnE SIS
OsrENp. Belgium, July /? -1"-8'. "aI
devoted by the masters In the 'n,"r'A'' o."
chess tournament 10 playing on IN" ."".
ished games from previous rounds 'o"
hardt beat Tschigorin. Alapin drew 10. s"I Kan.
M Morr and 'Ismhi onrln vas also trawn
Following are the scores to date
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CINCINNATI.

FRS, base on errors Boston. /; Cincinnati. T.
Left on Boston, =; Cincinnati. 5. First basc
on h.lls-on Frazer, S: OF Walker. 2. Struck out
Nv Frazer. A. Home run--Dcchanty. Two base
hits--Seymour Cg, Steinfcldt Phelps Stolen base
-Hugglns Double plays-Phelps, SteinSeldt and
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li,rn"ss iI,--s Postponed.

EHNDTorp. Pc. daily u To-day, ielo
Erie harness races we're post ponod until
tomorrow on account Of rain.
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AoAfoN.

hts, Tannehlll. Collins. Ferris. Freeman Three
base hl, -Stahl. sacrince hits-Holmss. Davis.
Dundon. Selbach, j. Tsnnehni Double Double Play,
base on balls-oh Atrock. ?; on Tannshl 5. Struck
oyt--Dy Anrock, 3; by j. Tannehiii. 3. III by
hour and 80 minutes
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At Binghamton-Albany. I: Binghamton, L.
At Scranton First game-Scranton. ?: A. J.
G. l. Second gare Scranton, 8: a. j. C.,l.
At Wilkcsbarrc --Wilkcsbarre, 3: Utica,
At Syracuse Troy. I: Syracuse. 4.
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Sam Leever was Inc frSt OF tHFee fTlIsDurV
pitchers that faced the Brooklyns yesterday.
The pedagcgue was put out OF the game
in the first inning for kicking, and Patsy
Flaherty succeeded him. Patsy was Just
and bv he time he had served his turn In the
box The ,Brooklyns. had a winning lead
a horne run by Malay in the sixth inning with
TWO on bases "Et IN Brute" nurmured
Patsy az he wiped his aab asster brow and
retired Jason was hit freely by the Pirates.
but received much better support than the
visitor. accorded their. pitchers. Beaumont
lined out four saf"tirs including triple and
n double Clymer made hits the first two
times up. which with his Eve hits of tho day
before made seven hits in succession. and
that /, swatting the pellet trihe more than
Caintiv Hall's fielding was one OF the most
Men ding features OF the game The score:
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SION "a. L.. oAME

First base on errors-Chicago, Let, on bases
Jones. Davis Donohue Owen Sacrifice hits
HOLMES onosus sSs nao Sa'Gsnt: f s,eS
gu, BY oven l. by Young. 2. Passed ball
criser Wild pitch Owen. Time hour and
u minutes. umpire-Sheridan, Attendance
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New England League.

A, Concord Concord, 8: Fall River. 5.
Al Lowcll-LoWcll. o. New bedford. s.
Al Haverhlll-FirSt game -Havcrh,l, 2: Nashua
l. Second gamc-Havcrhill, o: Nashua, 2.
At Manchcstcr-Lynn. 5: Manchester. T.
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Connecticut League,

Al Tablespoonful q: Norwich. 3.
Al New Havcn-Springneld 4: New Haven, s.
At Holyokc- Holyoke. o: New London,s.
At Meridcn Hartford, S: Mcridcn.4
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Left on bases New YORK. a. Chicago. S. First
base on hAils-ON Maihewson, B. struck out i
King Sacrifice hits Chance. .Tinker Double
plays Dahlcn Bresnahan, Devlin ,,.t Gioe,t and
Mathew son ts>, Passed balls Bresnahan t2l;
Ifmpires-Rmsrr and o'pay. Time hours anu
5 minutes. Attendance 1000.
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NATIONAL LEAovE.
Chicago in New York: P,tsburs In Brooklyn: St
Louis In Philadelphia; Cincinnati In Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York In Detroit: Washington In St. lou,s
Philadelphia III Cleveland: Boston In Chicago.
EAHTEKN LEAGUE
Jersey City In Bunalo Newark In Montreal: Balti
more In Rochester Providence In Toronto
Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day, 4 p. NJ,
Champion Giants vs.. Chicago. Aim soc.--Adr
Baseball. Warrington Park, To-day. AP NJ
Brooklyn W. Ptttshurg. Adm. 6oc.-AGs.
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TURF.
HORsEs AND CARR. AGES

.>Ne~eoe>~>>nr>o>~~o.~oJ~
HARNESS AND RIDING SADDLES.
Buggy Harness. $50 and lln
Swiss Breast Collar Surrey Harness :. w. ~ ~
Harness, p 90: Silver Swiss Collar kuraN4' ~
ness, co. English Saddles $50. ASiride Han" rs
1900 Pony Saddles and Harness Shttlh '" ''"''
Lap Busters, rs cents. coolers, 81, .,
PETERS HARNESS AND SADlltlN Ito,
"a West Broadway, near Chambers st NpN'NI
AnoC MEN.Gct the Gcnuln" NIn %
"0NoS low substitution. Mtlic N'''.
nary Remedies have proven their melt w. N''
they bear CUR registered label. free tNunI'n
Dept. -, PIXISE CHEMICAL. 60" tt"'' v
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Hestern LeAkue
Games Scheduled for To-day.

Al St. Joseph--Sioux City. 4: st. Joseph, Z.
At Denver-Des Moincs. ~: Denver I.
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Hudson River League.
New York State Leaeue,

Al Kineston-Kings, S: Paterson, ..
Other games postponed, rain.
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At Observation-Disclosures. I: Columbus 3.
Al Kansas City-Kansas City. 3: Toledo, I.
At st. Paul-St. Pnul. s: Indianapolis, I.
Al Minnea polls. Louisville, I: Minneapolis, Q.
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Southern Tier Association.
American Ass collation.

AZ Memphis Memphis, S: birmingham, o.
Al Shrevcport-S Shreveport. s: Atlanta. Q.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
II MONTREAL
AT BUFFALO.

Providencc.........o 900 l.!
Montreal. .........,1 o o - r.
Batteries -Cronin and Thomas; Barber and
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" Poo star wo, chS'y r.wsiar. h. T., 2. by
81 Andrew -ismaiilR. owned by II. n SchafTcr:
trained by VI. =. VI Xwci
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Good start; won driving Grandpa. ch g..s, by
Grandmnstcr psi lrpa: owned by w, G, Hayes;
h,.C
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-02
NOVEMBER 2
NO ROMANCE IN CRIME.

Holmes natures
exciting But principal parallels that they "
not Gaboriau equally useless
Buwe then
fonnsb youth great BRAIN modramatize and mnortaz
PauC Tor o1e
the youth glowing descriptions which
,, na murder Tbackev with
disguised and poac account Oh n"
senientaze aWsness
turned that powerful WRITER nSe ~
higher channels
The coarse realities duplicate Thackeray
Lesson Ripper who turned out
physician periodically insane IS fresh IN the % "
aged people this month in New York man named
pieces by degenerate here wa" d
similar months which was attributed TO
Honolulu readers the most startling case OF ae years
California
Recently probably is Ellis of the b
in through Honolulu the company OF
proceeded
married couple Berkeley, Ellis frequent visitor
one das' In ms mus, Is ~ o soo+ .nd some was
preparations to dispose
Ellis recovered his talking faculty he told
the hypnotic influence of
his account had nvgled him into journey to the
operations who had shot at
had tried to Kill HIM at Berkeley" IN oro
Ellis claimed have advanced two
different While slight discrepancies
werefo the whole he CONSISTENT
wild this break
of Details under faring
uwe Gaboriau and Conan Doyle
Then suddenly,
avar had been blended in such
all Brush a
Bouon
hacked her body AS for Ellis himself
without
of
violence especially indeed all how
Analysed be exhibitions
babaty vile cunning Thakey right 1t is the literary
dressing appeals morbid of
of DEATH and this is the naked truth whether the death be physical
moral
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-02
LARGER income
TAXES THIS YEAR

| The income tax returns for 1905 are
much larger than the returns for 1904
and the cash is now coming into the
Tax Assessors office in a steadily in
creasing stream. November 10 is the
last day on which income taxes may be
paid without a penalty being attached.
In 1904 the income assessment on Ca
hu was $13S, 900. For 1865 the assess
ment was $19SO0O.
A big increase is made in the sugar
corporation returns, amounting pract.-
caIly to $4,000.
A new income is derived from the in
heritance tax, close attention being
paid to this department under the new
law.
Tax Assessor Holt believes that
taxes of all kinds on Oahu will amount
to nearly a million dollars. Last year
the taxes We're 1921, 600.
The tax office has looked into the re
turns of corporations this year very
carefully. Deputy Tax Assessor VII
der went around the island of Oahu.
and the total increase which he found
made a big increase in The returns.
amounting To nearly $4,000 a good
zeal OF TINS increase was in differences
written off III depreciation. This year
this was not allowed, and the Territory
is benefited through the fact that an
official had time to make 81 personal
round of the islands.
Other increases came thr, t.sh small
where certain ca pita lists had
sold considerable lot of stock III the
earlier part of the year and had for
gotten the transactions. Several Others
in the same business conveyed stock
the details of which the tax office has
not been able to obtain. This is a mat
ter which the Tax Assessor proposes
to take up as soon as the present rush
OF office business is finished. It is said
that, on the advice of attorneys, GER
tain business men did not make returns
of these stock transactions.
''This is the, best year we have had"
said Tax Assessor Holt yesterday, for
income taxes. I've have devoted spe-
cial attention to this department of the
tax business and the return. tlerefrom
are gratifying to us"