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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
LUND OPPOSITION
GAINS STRENGTH
movement Is Approved by Officers
Heretofore Silent.
MEETING CALLED TODAY
SERGEANT MAJOR RoDE5AcK
TALKS OF RESIGNATION.

A an Informal meeting to be held
tomorrow we win perfect plans which
must in the near future lead to the res
lsnatiou OF Colonel II. NJ II. Lund -
Statement made 10 The Herald by n.
q. L. officer following story of con-
certed move about to be made against
Lund regime
Unless ali signs fail. today will see
important developments in the move
nvnt against Colonel Lund which Off
GERS OF The national guard launched,
anu which they hope TO see successful
ln the immediate future"
significant statements were made to
ne Herald yesterday. One was that
tue uncefs who are opposing Colonel
L.und would not be forced TO press their
Chdrses 20 an eXtreme-that there was
strong probability that Colonel Lund
would resign before his critics have
talrly opened FIRE. Others were made
by y. @. L. officers who have hereto
lore Kept IN the background in the fight
against Colonel Lund. Several Of these
oIicers expressed the opinion that the
latest move against Lund would be of
the greatest benefit to the guard. They
are impressed with the confidence
which Colonel Lund's opponents have
thus far displayed in their ability to
force his resignation. One of them, the
use of whose name is forbidden, said
that he was glad a united front was to
De presented To the Lund administra-
ton, and that his sympathy, if not his
open support, was entirely with the
men who would GUST Lund.
What Rodeback Says.
Friends of Sergeant-M Major Douglas
Rodeback who resigned Thursday
night from the First infantry sought
TO gain his reasons yesterday. While
no expression is to be obtained from
Rodeback on the subject, it is limited
that he is at least not friendly toward
the Lund regime. and that this may
have prompted his action.
interviewed yesterday, he said:
NO reasons We're stated for my re-
quest To be discharged from the non
commissioned staff of the First infan-
Try. We do not have TO give the rea-
sons in such cases. The considerations
and conditions prompting this action
nave never been mentioned publicly by
me. and soldier ia the service cannot,
without committing a serious infrac-
ton in d military sense, make publie
matters Of this nature. That is my
position at this time. Ny formal dis
charge VIII not occur until il has been
granted by the adjutant general This
he viii do upon the recommendation Of
Colonel Lund, and without regard to
any reason assigned on my part"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
GREEK PRIEST NECESSARY.
Warningto Americans Who Think OF
Marrying Greeks.

Washington, Sept. 30.-George Hor-
ton. American consul at Athens. has
sent the state department warning
to Americans against marrying Greeks
without being sure that the ceremony
is performed by reliable Greek priest.
He says that the desertiOn of Ameri-
can wives and families by Greek hus-
bands who return to Greece and re-
marry without obtaining a divorce
(Which seems permissible in Greece I'M
less the precautiOn above noted is OBJ
served), is a matter of too frequent Oc-
currence. The consul encloses in his
report a copy of legal opinion as TO
the legality in Greece of marriage con-
tracted abroad by Greek subjects to
strengthen his warnings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
. SPANISH EoRK HAPPENlNes.

Spanish Fork Sept S0-Death has been
busy during the past week. He has
claimed as his victims: August Peterson,
the 15-year-old son of Peter Peterson,
who WAS crushed To death under the
wheels of his wagon while hauling adobes
from the brick yard. Mrs. David j.
Evans, daughter of William Banks, who
died OF confinement: the infant child of
Mrs. Evans who died yesterday; Lew
ellyn Johns. the lS-year-old son of VIII
liam r. and Ann l.. Johns: Mrs Htlga
Dedrickson, an old and respected LadV,
who, by the way, was the oldest lady IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
DEATH OF HANNAH JENSON
Passes Away After Long illness Fol-
lowing Surgical Operation.

Logan. Sept. 2g.-Miss Hannah Jensen
of Mendon. for many years an in
structor in the New Jersey academy of
this city. died yesterday after a long
illness following an operation for the
removal of a cancerOuS growth of the
abdomen. The operation was performed
in Salt Lake City last spring and the
young woman never recovered from its
effects. Funeral services will be held
at Mendon tomorrow.
re at Lars Hansen's feeding grounds
near the Logan sugar factory last night
destroyed barns sheds, machinery and
hay 10 the value of 81 800. The fire
broke out in the middle of the night.
and although WOTkmen were there all
they could do was TO save four or five
horses and several sets of harness.
Sparks from the factory are said 10
have caused the fire
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
MONROE NEWS NOTES.

Monroe. Sept 30.-Johnny Jukekes has
just returned from Pueblo, where he has
been in the interests of a big mining deal
terdav began two daTs' fair IN The So
ciety han and adjoining city lot. Con-
sidering it to be but d one-tOwn affair
it's d sure success.
Yesterday Monroe had the greatest
storm in twelve months. 1t was almost
a continuous doWnpOur for the whole
twenty-four hours.
From five-acTe apple orchard Orson
Washburn has realized something like
81 800
Quite a number OF our citizens in quest
of homes will leave shortly. for Carson
valley, Nevada
chased al Marysvale all of the COser
dairy herd and will move them onto his
ranch south of Monroe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature, So degrees; min
imum temperature 81 degrees, mean tenn
erature, 40 degrees; accumulated excess OF
blow the normal; accumulated excess 81
temperature since the first IF the month
IS degrees: accumulated excess OF ten
perature since Jan. !. 374 degrees. Toral
precipitation from 8 p. M. to p. M, 81
inch: accumulated excess of precipitation
since the first of the month. La inches;
accumulated excess of precipitation since
Jan. l, .7S inch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
MAIL DRIVERS WON OUT.

New york, Sept 3O-The strike of
the drivers employed on United States
mail wagons in this city. which has
been in progress for several weeks was
settled today. The strikers get all they
demanded
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
RuMoR is UNTRUE.

Panama. Sept. 30-A rumor in the
United States 20 the effect that the Pam
anna government had made overtures TO
Costa Rfea with view to a union of the
Two republics Is said In official and other
circles here TO be without foundation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
FOUND DEAD IN TUNNEL

Deadwood, S. D., Sept. 5O.-M, +.
Matthias and ]. G.. McFadden, working
night shift in the Saginaw mine, were
found dead in the tunnel today. They
had been Killed by a premature blast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
NO REPLY MADE.

London, Sept. 30.-The foreign office
has received a communication from
Russia with respect 10 the proposed
second peace conference at The Hague.
but has not yet replied TO it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01

Wait for Miss Judith Anderson 8,
the great contraito's concert in the
tabernacle, Oct 6.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01

Old Dutch China at Z. c. NJ L
See il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
WHAT TO EAT

Is very often hard question for the
person to solve who is afflicted with a
weak stomach. Experience has taught
him 10 select his food with great eau
ton or else suffer from attacks of
HEARTBURN. BLOATING. HEAD
ACHE. CRAMPS. INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA. VOMITING. COSTIVE-
Mss and BILlOUSNESS. Strengthen
the digestive organs by taking a dose
of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS before meals and be made well
again. Insist OF having
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20
HERM|N|O ARMSTRONG

De Ponce nos purticipan una fatal
noticia; la muerte de Herminio Arms.
trong, del entuSiasta joven, que puso
toda 81 actividad Y todo su waller al
servicio del lpartido federal; al seryi-
cio de la causa del pals.
Fu6 un carater en- polttica. In.
transigente, 81 puede llamarSe intran.
sigente Il 10 irreductible, rechaz0 STEM
pre- la situaci0n creada aqui por e]
CObierno americana,
En- Ponce sabe todO ell mundo con
cuanto entusiasmo y energia luch6 Dol
los ideales puertorriquenos, sufriendo
por clio no pocas amarguras. Fue
de los que nunca esiuvo conforme
con la disoluci6n de aquel partido en-
el que veia encarnada la protesta del
pueblo insular, y 81 ucept0 la Jaiju,
fu@ mas bien por discipline que por
conviction, pero sin aquel entusiasmo
que demostr0 en- otras epocas.
En el concrete, Herminio Arms
trong deja un nombre respetado Y
querido, por 81 honrade1 j por la Sc
riedad que supo mprimr il sus ne
gocios,
Descanse en- paz el huen puerto
riQueho y ell consecuente amigo para
el que tendr;in los hombres de LA De-
MoCRACIA un recuerdo carinoso.
a sus deudos enyiamos nuestro
mas sentido ptsame,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20
l|M0SNA CON ESCOPETA
Revolver de un mendigo

Esta msflana GO vic ante el lues
BazAn un caso bastante raro.
Ell sujeto Jose Loubriel, de profession
limosnero, fue detenido aver las tres
de la tarde, acusado de imp)orar Ia
carload pdblica con un revolver.
Registrado por el policfa Sole, le
eocontr6 ell arma referida, que lleva-
ba al cinto con cir co balas.
DE d6nde sac6 usted ese rev6l.
ver?-.e pregunt6 ell guardla Sola.
Ell limosnero, que es un anciano,
contest6 que tenia licencia; pero ante
ell Juez ha declarado esta madana que
no posee dicho documento.
FL Juez Razan conden6 q JOSE
Loubriel { veinte dias de arresto, que
empezard a cumplir hoy.
Aqui Sc cumple la antigua frase
castellana <limosna con :escopeta, -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20
Esas ipgenuas palabras en- boca

Esas ingenuas palabras en- boca
de una madre, son cast divinas.
Ell Prssidente de Francis volvi6
trecuentemsnte & Marssns, no logran-
DO arrsncar de aquellas tierras Ia vie.
u tior alberta en- la campina DO Mon
telimar ell afio de 1913.
Augusta le tenfa horror & Paris.
Y Paris, Ell Paris polftico ls rob6 el
dltimo beso de su hiio.
Cuando lego al Elfseo el telegra-
ma que anuuciaba al presidente Ia
gravedad de su msdre, Combes presen.
taba tambien la dimisi6n del Gabine-
to. El couhicto Official era mas grave
que ell cor tlicto flial, y mientras Emf.
lio Loubet envlaba & su hijo y a su
esposa d la cabecera de Ia erferma, ell
presidente hacfa frente & Ia crisis mi.
nisterial.
La pobre viejecits' muri6 entire
tanto.
Y fue sobre la frente f. Ia de la ma.
DIRE que cay6 ei 6sculo postrero del hi
10, qulen por ser como los reyes no pudo
recibir la Ultima bendici6n de Ia ho.
norable mpjer que 10 arrull6 en- la
cuna.
Yo he tsnido una lagrima para
Augusta Loubet.
dPor que?
Porque vivo en- un campo de Fran.
cia. Porque este mar, estas nieves y
estos arboles me han regenerado el al.
ma. Porque entire rdsticos bretones 90
desliza mi vida como una g6ndola por
el aqua dormida de un canal,
Rafael Silva.
Enero, 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20

Lease Ell articulo Dc Mr..
Richmond en- Ia prImera pIana.
Es un trabajO dc Verdadero
inter&s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20

nctesidad podria llenarla cl Ate
neo, que tiene casa propia recursos
propios. nn dudamos que la socie-
dad distinguida dc San Juan respon-
deria al llamamiento como respondi6
la de la Habana.
y las tiestas del Ateneo tendrian el
sello de distinction y decultura. de que
hoy carecen nuestras teStas sociales.
y los puertorriquenos dispondria-
mos de un circulo que honraria al pals
y que podriamos presentar q los ojo,
extranjeros.
Nosotros lanzamos Ia idea que
otros la realicen 81 Ia juzgan acertada
AImaViVa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20
LA NAORE De UN PAES|OENTE

Vivo en- un campo de Francia.
Mi buena alma de csmpesino SO en-.
briaga deleitoaamente en- ell perfume
chmpestre de Bretahs, J entire rdsti-
cos bretones mi vida se desli7a como
una g6ndola por el aqua muerta de
un caral
Vivo en- un campo de Fraucia y
ell atavlsmo de mi raza Sc despierta
en- mi cors z6n y me hace amar los
seres y las cosas de los campos.
Una cofia blanca, un Caruc6 de
lana burda, una eglautina roja sus-
pensa en- el corpi1o de una aldeana,
ne dan ganas de amsr. Y mis- sen.
timiertos rurales han sido exatados
hasta ell punto de verter una lagrima
sobre la tumba de una viejecita cam
pesina, muerta en- estos dias en- un
poetico campo de Francia.
Ha fallecido en- Marsana, Angus.
to de Loubet. Murio como mueren
las campanulas en- las montaiIas so.
lares de mi pals. Y una leyenda se
ha alzado sobre su tumba, leyenda
que es un mfstico canto en- medic Gel
orgiastico laberin.o de Paris, donde Ia
Prensa ha hecho la apoteosis de Au-
gusta, madre del doctor Emilio Lou
bet, actual presidente de Ia Rspdblica
Francesa.
Augusta de Loubet era realmente
augusta. Mujsr de un sbravos labrie.
90, sus hijos fueron educados en- las
sanas costumbres del hogar. uuo de
ellos hs llegado q ser el Primer Msgiu
trado de Francia.
Augusta vic q su hijo en- 10 alta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20

cumbre, y lejos de enferm arse de vani-
dad Sc enferm6 de pesar.
Una maf1ans, hace seis afios, los
habitartes de Aarsana ilegaron al re-
tiro de la humilde anciana y tire mi
sicas y gritos lie dieron la buena nue.
va:eL sSedor Emilio es Presidente., La
pobre msdre llor6 largamente. Y q
las enhorabuenas de la multitud res
pondi6 con estas palabras: xPobreci-
to Emilio va no 10 we're mas. Ese Pa
ris me 10 va guitar para siempre!,
El santo egoismo maternal no fue
profetico. POGO despues de su exalta
ci6n al Poder, el hijo amantisimo fue
q Marsana. En- ell campo querido Sc
levant6 un estrada, y en- ell estrada Sc
coloc6 la humilde al ciana para que
viera la entrada de su hijo el Presi-
dente, entire los esplendores y ell mar.
cial aparato de su alto rapgo Official.
Cuando el fastuoso cortejo lego
q Marsana, cuando el Presidente de
Ia Rapdblica lego frente al estrada
donde estaba esperaodole la--madre
idolatrads, la escena fue dc Ia mas
noble solemnidad.
FL Presidente desendi6 de su ca
rruaje, atraves6 las filas de soldados
y curiosos, acompafiado de su s6quito
y se echo en- brazos de la modestsicam
pesina que era su madre.
Hubo mGsicas y hurras, y Angus.
ia, en- un arrapque de amor maternal
diio sollozando q su hijo esta frase
que es todo un poema: <Yo saba que
mi Emilio no era ipgrato Yo saba
que til no me olvidarfas, chora que til
ereS cast como los ReyeS,>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20
BUQUES ANUuC|ADOS

SCaracass. SaldIa para N. Yorr
el - corrlente.
SJuliaa. Retornara para Ia Ha.
bana y escalas iLtsrmedias oil - del
actual.
sPhlladelphiax. EstarA aqui pro.
cedente de N. York el % del presente
SMonserrat.,S Maf1ana estsrk
aquf procedente de Colon y demas
puertos de su ruta, y seguir& viajs
para el Mediterr&neo.
sSan Juan.s Sali6 de New Orleans
el IA de este mes para este puerto.
sCatallifa,s Sc aguarda el % del
presente, procedente de Geneva y es.
calas.
<Etona.s Con procedencia do
Montevideo y Buenos Aires, recate q
foes del corriente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20
O|LUvI0 De CESANT|AS

va no proceden estaS del Depar.
tamento del Interior.
Ahora las decreta el Jtfe de tuss
ticia
Han quedsdo CesAntes, los sub.
Msrshals y escribientes de Fiscalfes,
de las siguientes poblaciones.
Sub-Marshals. de Bayam6n, Ca.
rolina, Vega.Bsja, Mauatf, Afiasco,
San German, Cabo Roio, Barros,
Yauco, Coamo, Fsiardo San Lorenzo
J Yabucoa.
EscribierteS de los Fiscales de
Maysguez, Arecibo, Guayamay Aqua.
dilla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20
QUEBRADILLAS

Sc suplica i los suscritores de Ia
DEMocRAcIA en- este pueblo que Sc sir.
van pagar sus sucrieiones dentro de
las reglas que establece el peri6dico;
este e, por meses anticipates, 8 q
10 menos, en- los primeros dias de ca.
da mes. Asi serd possible llevar las
euentas con toda regularidad res.
ponder d las instruciones que enyia
la administration del peri6dico,
H0NoRINA SoLER,
Agente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20
A VISTA De PAJAR0
(C5ntiludci6n lie tu pdgina ga. J

nunciado en- el .Nteneo de la Habana
por 81 elocuente orador Gonzalez La
nuza, al tomar possession la nueva Di-
rcctiva rle4ida para el presente aho,
Dccia el doctor Banuza; &&Es que
las fiesta. sociae, no son neceSarias
para nucstra cutura tambt6n? Son
mas que necesaria1. Representatives,.
SGF,S que la riencia y cl sabcr, re-
rhazm ndignada- 81 trato de gentes?
No en- las fiesta, Dc cSa indole, donde
Sc reune sjempre un n1ceo.c .culto y dis
tinguido, SC oo,tienen &causserieS> ami
madas s0bre artes, ciencia, politica y
otraS ramas del saber humane, que
POGO Il POGO van apOderandose de
nuestro espiritu insensiblemente y que,
al miSmo tempo que nos ensehan, nos
hacen so>tener constantemente la ma
yor correction y delcadeza, por la
pre>encia y concur,o de las damas.s
Ahora yean nuestros lectores par
te de la description que hace un pc
r6dieo habanero del 0ltimo bailo ce-
lebrado en- el Ateneo.
~El baile dice ceehrado anoche
en- e Atcneo, es solo comparable al
baile dol dia II de tnero en- Palacio.
~Del deeorado puede decirse que
ha >ido 10 mas elegante que sc ha he
eho aqW en materia de adorno,
sGrande> y hermosas plantaa pa
ra-itarias adheridao Il las paredeS:
macizos conteniendo 10 mas yariado
de nuestra Hora ! pendiendo de los
huecos de las puertas caprichosos ra-
mos de Iores naturales.
ola iluminacidn hrillante, tanto
interior como cXteriormente. Torrue-
Has hacienda deroche, con su 0rques-
ia dc un repertoire nuevo dc "waltses"
:wo-seps" y "danzones Dc con
puede decirse que 10 mas
,elccto di,tin2uido dc uucstla ge
nuina "hgh-Iite SC di6 rita .rn 10,
salones del Ateneo.>
Nfa,e, pues como no - un S9rG
/, p" pretender cue nuc>tro Atenao So
conyierta en- IN circulo social Z Ia par
~, litcrario cicnntco.
En san .Iuan prcci>amente ga ..
INA ncce,idad que todos sentino,.
A4ui hay IN Casino Espa0ol y I'M |
{ hub ni6n, dc americanoS. Prro no
hay I'm Circuio social genuinamente
rnertorriqueno; no hay NADIA que po- |
tamo> preSentar con orgul,e al rxtran- |
zero para que vaya i iuzgar dc nue,.
no grado de cultura social.
Cuando Sc organiza ana lie,ta 80.
.iai hay que celebrarla en el teatro, y
4 acto pierde su carattcr de distinction
lues ALI va y Sc confunde todo el nun.
10, J a veces re~ulta.u 10 oue no
Iuercmos decir
Pretender constituir un circulo So
ial puertorriqueno distinguido. es i'm
'osible, pues no llegaria nunca a reu-
irse el dinero neeesario, Pero esa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20
L|GY T-H0USE SERVICE
A los aspirantes

Los eX|unenes para proyeer plazas
de maestro, maquinista, ayudante de
maqunista, carpinteros y otras, en- el
LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE, tendran efeeto
ell 20 de .Abril proximo, Il las dez de
mahana, en- la aduana de San Juan,
Las solicitudes serln recibidas
hasta las cuatrO de la tarde del dia TO-
Y los eXamenes Sc ba>ardlt aobre la
edad, cardcter, condolences fisicas, ex-
periencia professionals etc.
Dichas solicitudes han de il escri-
tas de puho y letra de los aspirantes.
Sc prehere que conozcan el idioma in
VleS,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20
SERY|C|O CABLEGRAF|C0
Sc estabIecera pronto

LA DEMOCRACIA est6 dispopien.
dose q establecer un servicio de ipfor.
maci5n diaria por cable. La ditlsNl.
tad consiste en,que los cablegramas So
10 pueden llegar despues delas cinco de
Ia tarde cua do va es.& tirado ell pc.
ri6dico. Probablemente sera precise
publican una edici6n de la maflans, 10
cual es costoso, Pero, adn ssf, inten.
taremos la reforma en- benefcio del
pdblico, esperanto que, su v,z, ell
pdblico respondent a nuestros estuer-
zos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20
No HAY TAI COSA

Nuestro apreciable amigo don Luis
Montalvo Guenard, delegsdo 4 la ca.
mara por el partido unionista, nos
escr.be manifestandonos no ser ciertS
la noticia que publica The Puerto Rico
Sen,de que 81 aspIra q ocupar 81 pues
to de alcaide de la carcel de Maya.
.U-s.
Nuestro amigo nj pidi6 nj acepta
ia puesto pdb.ico alguno, toda vez
que embsrcard en- breve para los Es.
tados Unidos, con ell flu de cursar uns
carrera universitaris.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-20

En- eata imprenta Sc -vends papsl
vleio q - el quintal.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-24
Mrs Morton Dead.

Upper Makawso was much grieved
kSaturday to learn OF the dsath OF
Mrs Il Morton. wife OF Deputy
Sheriff Morton. Mrs Mor,on while
not exactly an INVALID has not had
her usual good health for the lsst
elk months, and within the last week
the ailment took a turo to the
worse, termluating in her death Sa-
turday.
Mrs Morton leaves bsIeaVed
husband and thres boys to mourn
her death. Maui News.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-24
BASEBALL GAINES.

The basebaIl series played at the
League g;ouuds last Saturday we're
attended by the smallest audience
OF the season, only three cars being
needed by the Rapid Transit Go to
Gil the transportation accom- moda-
tinns for the crowd that assem- bled Z,
The opening gone was introduced
by au overture by the Band at the
close OF the introductory tune the
diamond was occupied by teams OF
the II A @ aud PA O cubs the
game being WOO by the II A Ca who,
notwithstanding that the Punabous
had the prestige OF CASTLE in the
box, nearly susceeded in giving the
Pune compete goose.egg reco,d,
the game ending 10 score Of 8 to l
10 Nv)r OF ths ii a =, The winDers
played su erro'less game white ,lhe
PuuS got 3 errom.
The second Ram' OF thu afternoon
brought the Elks aod tho M.iI,'.in
opposition. Ham kon took the box
for the Bls aud FreiiAs aud Annoy
attempted TO Gil the bill in like posi-
ton Tor The Males Tho EIks played
40 easy good aSturcd game, pickiog
up runs from the start until the 9th
inning when The luck OF baseball
came the Males woy aud they too
commenced to score aud the Elks
stopped short not scoTiug another
run iIom the 9th to the end. Tho
Males found TO 10 the 9th aud two
more in the 9Th aud that was all the
Elks winning tho game by the score
OF to4.
Following is the score OF both
games by innings:
1894 SO.
n A Cs 80 5000 900 90
PACs 10000 000-1
Ella oI101 600 0-6
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-24
Vaudeville at the Zoo.

Twas q high claIs party OF people
that filed tue seating capacity OF
the cozy Zoo thSstre last Saturday
evening aud an audience tina. seam-
cd to enjoy heartily the stuhIs Of
the various performers that appear
cd TO entertain. The performers
we're all sdepts. from the eIcellent
auto solo with violin Soeompsui-
ment. the mandolin and ukulels
aud guitar solo aud duet, the comic
songs aud impsrsonations, down to
the Variable (redned) hula itself
and not excepting the youthful
whistler. Another performance will
be given on next Saturday evening
with proposed entire change OF pro-
aTamme.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-24

The KomshamehA Alumni gave q
very creditsble minated bsfor" -
large audience 10 tho Orpheum So
iurday evening. ..
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-24

Mr. Rjssuburg, head OF the EaRle',
will sail this week 10, Denver To al
tend he annual ooncSvs OF the
order there.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-24

The Mauuka will sail at 8 o'clock
this afternoon for Victoria and Van
couver.