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HANGED
WITH NEGRO AIDE
J. c.. Rawlings and Accomplice
Die on Gallows for Brutal
49,. Georgia Crime. ~:

valdosta, Ga., Dec. Al. G.. Raw.
lings and Aft Moore, a negrc, 70 1ser We're
hanged here today for the murder of
Willie and Carrie Carter in July, 1905.
Both stepped upon the scaffold without
a tremor. They stood on the trap to-
gether and fell together Rawlings, in
his last statement, declared that he had
told the truth and that his sons had no
connection with the crime.
The crime for which Rawlings and
Moore were hanged presented unusual
features.
Rawlings and W. L. Carter were
neighbors twelve miles from here. Both
were Baptist ministers. -"
Several years ago dispute arose as
to the line between their respective
farms. Litigation and bad blood re-
suited. Carter was wounded by a shot
from ambush and had Rawlings ar
rested on the charge of attempted
murder. ~-..~ -
A few days later, on June 13, 1905,
6ome TWe Of tie sps chlden I'd es 27iie Wie
side the house and shots were fred
without effect at Carter and his wife
and another Daughter The wounded
boy Informed his parents that Milton
and Jesse Rawlings had shot him. He
died the next day. - ., p ~.
Tried to Burn House.
After shooting the children the at
tacking party attempted to set fire to
the house, but were fired on and driven
away without further casualties. =
A coroner s jury found that the crime
had been committed by Milton and
Jesse Rawlings and Alf Moore, a
negro. The latter confessed, telling of
a plot which had been planned by the
elder Rawlings for the murder Of the
entire Carter family and the burning
Of their house. .. -
J., G. Rawlings, the elder, took no i'm
mediate part in the crime, having gone
to. Valdosta to avert suspicion. The
trial, which lasted two weeks, resulted
in a verdict of death for the elder
Rawlings, his sons Milton and Jesse and
Alf Moore. A third son, Leonard Raw
ings, was given a life sentence as an
accomplice. -., =.
Then began a fight for life. Every
legal expedient has been resorted, to.
causing the day of execution to be post
poned from time to time as each sue
cessive temporary advantage was gained
by the defense. The verdicts in the
case went to higher court, then to the
supreme court of the United States.
then to tho state supreme court on an
extraordinary motion and then to the
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-04

has been sustained in each instance.
Governor Terrell g refusal on Monday
to- Interfere with the execution of the
death sentence today. destroyed their
last hope. :: = :. 80 -. I'd. (.
The cases of the two Rawlings boys
who are under sentence to be hanged
Friday will come before the pardon
board Thursday. ~: - -,.. y 49,,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-04
! SPANIARDS EXCITED
Cabinet Crisis Leads to Riots-De Ar
..- " milo Is Premier. 49,.

Madrid, Dec. 4.-King Alfonso has
approved of a new ministry under the
premiership Of the Marquis de Armiio,
old post as minister Of war.
The .populace is greatly excited over
the cabinet crisis. Anti-clerical mani
festations continued thruout the night
and the police were compelled to charge
the crowds. Many persons were IN
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jured,. among them the grand vicar Of

jured, among them the grand vicar Of
the bishop Of Madrid, who was hit by
stone. About 1000 women of the
aristocracy, headed by the Duchess
against the law of associations.
If the Armjo cabinet is able to sat-
isfy parliament with the ministerial
declaration, an attempt will be made
to hurry thru the ratification of the
Algeciras convention and the budget
and then prorogue the cortez.
Glove arctics and rubbers. Foot
Schulze on the soles. Best.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-12-04

Lamberton, Minn., Dec. 4.-Henry Marihart,
the 16-year-old son Of John Marihart,s was acci-
dentally shot and killed while returning from a
hunting trip One of his party attempted to
move loaded gun, when the hammer caught
and DISCHARGED the gun, ,.. = -. ]: -
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
NOTICE


10 Nia0n Zrknei-cr. Catherine Irknci-
GER. and 20 0N wiom Il may concern
You are hereby notified. that the undersigned.
thc niewaicr Railway Company. vii on me l'iu
day ~ March 1896. bc.ng the hith Ga, OF thc
March term 1916. of the Civmt Court Tor th,
County Of Prince Edwand. Va. apply to SAIL
court fOr the appointment of tomnsaonein ''
ascertain what will bc just compensation Tor the
f,-simuiC interest or estate in ttfp OF I"iA 't
which simon Lrknctrcr ls The tenant OF lne iice-
hold and which s. proposed o. tc con1'nlnei Joy
the uses of said Company. und Go award me dam-
agcs 10 any. rcsulting to me adjacent or etn,i
property of che owner of me ptvlti2 "i ~,
other person. beyond thc peculiar BENEFITS thAi
Will accrue 90 such properties respccuNeN li'lil
the construction and operation of the WORKS ol
said Company. sand strip or parcel of Anu at,lN'
referred OBJ IS located in Che County ol ith'e r'
wanl. Va. contains $40 acres. more or less. ana
is more fully and accurately described on me lI'l
N survey and profile and boz the petition Toy inc
1unofntrrcnt ~ commissioners fled in the cleIh 3
Office Of the Circuit Court for The county 1l
Prince Edward Va. hy che undersigned To Nh''h
reference is hereby made. as follows; ,.
A certain strir or parcel ot land lying ana htiis
ID, az, Comfy of Prince Edward. State of NuEin-
"a. ana described as follows. strip or parcel OF
iarI 40 fect wide that IS Co saw. t' feet ON cich
IN. ~ fhe center line of the rdcwatcr Railway
las now located and s.akct. BEING ali the Janus OF
fh. said s T. X.rkncfrcr that may Tie Wiihin
strip $50 feet wide and included between Two
lines. one on each sidc OF siii ee.'e- Z
railway and parallel to and distant i' iect ihefc-
fror, said center line. parallel lines and strip in-
rlrf,,l extending entirely through ano across lh'
lands OF the said $. IT, Lfknctrer wnleh ei.a gem
Cor line Of the Underwater Railway is descr'oea O.
follows. r
Entering said premises Of Che SAID $ ].
Irknefrcr where the same adloIns ihe Mnd.
81 Clifford Shack|cion 40 station '','''- %.
said located center lnc thence on lAht.nl
n so l0' H. i53 feet to station .-'i,. '' on tnt
Nrn I..HH fHf lands NN inc I0N
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
NOTICE.

TO the unknown OUners Of q certain
tract Of Iand situated in Prince Ed
loard County, ia and kn0'Cn as the
German Mission School Property, or
the Lutheran Church Property, and
to d. II. Shot, and to all whon 1t
may concern:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned.
the Tidewater Railway Company. will on the Ord
day Of March. 1906. being the 9TH day Of the March
term. 1906 Of the Circuit Court for the County Of
Prince Edward. Va. apply 20 said Court Tor the
appointment Of commissioners 70 ascertain what
will be- a lust compensation for the fee-simple IN
terest OF estate in q strip Of land Of which d. Ii.
Shoh is the tenant Of the freehold. and which Is
proposed TO be condemned for the uses OF said
Company. and 20 award the damages. If any, re-
Euitng % the adjacent or other property OF the
owner or the property Of any other person. be
yond the peculiar benefits that viii accrue % such
properties respectively from the construction ana
operation Of the works Of said Company SAID
strip or parcel Of land above referred TO is located
in the County Of Prince Edward. Va, contains OF
acres more OF less and Is more fully and accurate
~ described on the plat Of survey and profile, and
in the petition for the appointment Of commits
sioncrs filed in the clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court for the County of Prince Edward. Va. by
the undersigned. TO which reference IS hereby
made as follows:
Beginning az the BOUNDARY unc uelNttu tiie
lands Of the said Lutheran Church and Mar
garet Woods where the center line Of the
Tidewater Railway as now located and staked,
crosses the said boundary az station 3i5lf2s;
thence in a sOuthwardly direction along said
boundary line a distance Of Is feet. more or
less. to a corner between the lands Of the said
Lutheran Church. Margaret Woods and Bev-
erly Mccormick. thence n0rthwardly along
the houndry line between the lands Of the said
Lutheran Church and Beverly Mccormick
crossing the center line Of the said railway at
station 8i5li9f. distance of li0 feet. more or
less 20 a point which is so feet distant north
wardly from the center line Of the said rail-
way measured at right angles thereto; thence
westwardly. parallel with said center line
distance Of 90 feet northwardly therefr0m
measured al right angles thereto. distance
Of 10 feet more or less. % the b0undry line
between the b0undry lines Of the said Luther
an Church and Margaret Woods; thence south
wardy along said boundary line distance Of
80 feet. more OF less. 10 the point Of beginning.
Said strip or parcel Of land containing OF acres.
more or less.
TIDEWATER RAILWAY COMPANY.
By Robertson. Hall & Woods.
Horace NJ Fox. Watkins & Brock
feb BITS. Attorneys.
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NOTICE..


70 4. ". Mccormick, Gcorge NcCor-
mick. ald 10 oH irtom Il may COM
Germ:
Won are hereby notified. that the UNDERSIGNED
the Underwater Railway Company. VIII on Che -ld
dav Of March. 1895. being the uith uay OF lht
Nareh term 1906 of the Circuit Colr, FOR gre ap-
pointmont of commissioners toascertain what wall
h. a inst COMPENSATION for the fcc-simrie ntcresi
or estate in a strip of land of which George PIG
Cormick IS the tenant of Che trcrloid. ana Wh'.i
b. r,-ora1asl 10 o. condemned for Che uses OF eaA
C1mrqrv. and to award the damages. t any.
resulting 10 the adjacent or other property OF ihe
owner. OF the property of any other person Dc
vond the peculiar benefits that Wiil accrue iu sAi
pronerties respectively from the construction and
aore,-,,tior Of he works of said Company. Said
strip or parcel Of land above referred 90 s located
in the county of Prince Edward. virginia, con
tains 46 acres, more or less. ana is nloiy l..n
and accurately described ON the plat of SUR
vev and profile and in the petition Tor the OPP
pointmcnt Of commissioners filed in the clerk
ofIice of the Circuit Court for the County Of
Prince Edward. Va. hy the undersigned. Co when
reference Is hereby made. as follows
A certain strin or parcel Of land lying and Pc
ing In the county OF Prince Edward. state of Nlr-
ginia and described as follows. strip of land
one hundred and forty ulN feet M "idt1 that p
10 eav seventy CO feet on each side of the center
line az the Underwater Railway AS now located and
staked being an the lands of said A. W.. Motor
mick that may DE within strip one hundred ana
forty feet wide and included between Two nneS'
one on each side Of said center line Of SAID rail
way and parallel 90 and distant seventy Oli feet
thercfrom. said center line parallel line and strip
included extending entirely through and across
the lands of said A. W. Mccormick. which said
center line Of the Tidewater Railway is described
as follows; ~.
Entering said premises Of the said a. W.
Mccormick where the same adloins the lands
OF TAYLOR Neal at station 3i6,Ils Of said locat-
cd center line. thence on q tangent y. TO ~
f. fi5 feet % station 1882 SO on the boundary
line between the lands of the said a. W.
Mccormick and Eagle French.
Said strip OF parcel of land containing &c acres.
more or less. 90 -.........
TIDEWATER RAILWAY COMPANY.
By Robertson. Hall & Woods
Horace NJ Fox. Watkins & Brock.
feb g3-4t Attorneys.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
0s siisIa Early Risers
The famous little pills.

In the spring time you renovate your
house. Why not your body? Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea drives out
impurities, cleanses and enriches the
blood and purifes the entire system. 50
cents. The Winston Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
TOWN DIRECTORY.



PRESIDENT or COuNCIL-H =. Barrow
Town Council ~ Committees.
Finance H. +. Wall. H. T.. Barlow. W
Anderson. - T.
Ordinance II. +. Wall. Walker Scott. W.
Dugal ~ =.
sanitary W. r. Anderson. II. y. Wall. wal..
Scott ""A1
Cemetery ". c. Fallwer. =. L. Erambert W
NJ. Duvall ".
Llght-w NJ Duyall. s. ". Watkins, W
D0yne. - .
street-s W. Watkins. ". r. Anderson. =
Eramhert. "a
salaries-E. l.. Eranbcrt. ". F. Anderson. n
r. Barrow. a.
Bonds-w C. Fallwell. II. f. Wall. s. W. Wa,
kins W.
Opera House-w. r. Anderson. f. L. Rran.lc,,
". T.. Doyne.
Fire W. T. Doyne Walker Scott s. w. Wa.
kins "-
Poor-E. l.. Erambcr,. ". =. Anderson. II p
Barrow. -
water-H. r. Barrow. ". C. FalIweIl. n y
Wall. q
Safety Walker Scott. F.. L. Erambcrt. wm
Duval
Town Clerk Jos r.. Garland.
Town Treasurer S. W. paulctt Jr
Commissioner Of Rcycnuc-p n. e. Rice
Town SerReantR d. Miller
Police-Loslie FOCUS y. ID. Lipscomb and ] &
Reach
Chief Fire Dcnartmont-G. NJ Robson.
Street COMM .ioncr- J. s. Hart
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
NOTICE.!

We have sold our Canncry 70 Mossrs. ". b.
Davidson e. j. L. putnoy. turning over 90 them
all contracts made hy us for acreage the coming
oason. All parties We have signed with will
g lease call on ". T.. Davidson for seed. also the
oe we have not signed with that we promised
'ntato acreage. The husincss viii SIM De under
commencement Of Mr. Taylor puiney. and be
the wait on you as promptly as before.
viii ssrs. Davidson a. putney win increase their
Mege and would like 20 contract for few more
acrCa
acres. PRINCE EDWARD CANNING Co.
fcbG-iL Per j. n. Venablc. Manager
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
C UNITY DIRECTORY.

JUDGE Of Circuit conrt-I'on. George J. HIND
ey. "hhh-
Clerk Of County aad Circuit Cour,s-r
Whitehead T. ..
Deputy Clerf II Comfy and Circuit Coma.
l0race Adams ''ift-
Treasurer ". n. Ewing.
Commissioners ~ Revenue r. J. Carte,
Sheriff r. u. Dickinson.
Commonwealth Attonoy-A. ID Wall,
BOanl o. Super isors FaunvIlle Diefric'
yewer. Buffalo District r. Lee Price. Hs,.a - :.
District, p. l.. Dupuy. fChairman). Iocis, mn
tret W. d Hubbard: Leigh District. A. A. Ia
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
NOTICE.
TO John Hoops, -- Hoops, Geo,
call, Conrad Fisher, and TO all Wi,OBl
Il man cOncern.

% NfftN NbftN'fffs
You are hereby notified that the undersigned.
the Tidewater Railway Company. will on the BIRD
day Of March. 1906. being the fifth day Of the
March term. 1906. Of the Circuit Court for the
County Of Prince Edward, Virginia, apply TO
said court for the appointment Of commissioners
% ascertain what viii be a just compensation for
the fec-simple interest estate In strip Of land
Of which George Call and Conrad Fisher are the
tenants Of the freehold. and which is proposed 20
BE- condemned for the uses Of said Company. and
10 award the damages. If any. resulting % the
adjacent or other property Of the owner. or the
property Of any other person. beyond the peculiar
benefits that viii accrue 20 such properties res
pectively from the construction and operation Of
the works Of said Company. Said strip or parcel
Of land above referred 20 b. located In the County
Of Prince Edward Va contains two acres more
or less. and is more fully and accurately described
on the plat Of survey and profile. and in the pet-
ton for appointment Of commissioners filed In
the clerks Office Of the Circuit Court for the
County Of Prince Edward. Va. by the undersign-
ed TO which reference Is hereby madel as follows:
A certain strip or parcel Of land lying and be
ing in the County Of Prince Edward. State Of Nir-
GINA. and described as follows: strip Of land
80 feet in width that Is 10 say. Is feet on each
side Of the center line Of the Tidcwater Railway
as now located and staked. being all the lands Of
the said John Hoops that may lie within a strip
$50 feet wide and included between two lines. one
on each side Of said center line Of said railway and
parallel % and distant Is feet thcrefr0m. said
ter line parallel lines and strip included extending
entirely through and across the lands Of said John
Hoops, which SAID center line OF the Underwater
Railway is described az follows:
Entering said premises Of the said John
Hoops where the same adions the lands Of C.
II. Egglcston at station 3i36iOO Of said located
center line: thence a tangent n. ~ a. r.
SIS feet 10 station 353l ts5 on the boundary line
between the lands Of the said John Hoops and
Richmond Danville r. r.
Said strip or parcel Of land containing two
acres. more or less
TIDEWATER RAILWAY COMPANY.
By Robertson. Hall q Woods |
Horace N. Fox. Watkins & Brock.
feb 23-it. Attorneys.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
DR.. !. l.. WHITE, Prcst.

Money loaned to purchase houses and to pay
IF old debts and to buy additional property for
investment at per cent. on amount borrowed.
The loan can be PAID MONTHLY until the debt IS
.xtinguishcd, or it can be cancelled at option of
the borrower at any time.
Don't YOU want to own your own home
Don't YOU want to pay off that old debt ON easy
terms? Don't YOU want to purchase additional
for investment; \ home purchased on
the Farmville Building and Trust Company plan
will pay for itself in a reasonable time and put
money in your pocket. lfthis is true it will pay
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
"Jesus Tells Who Are Blessed. I'm
ternational s. g. Lesson for
March 4, 1909.

BY REV WILLIAM EVANS. d d.
director Biblical Department OF the
Moody Bible Institute. Chicago; ON
cial Lecturer Of the Cook County
Chicago sunday School Asso-
citation on the international
s LessOnk)
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
TO BEN SCOTT.

You are hereby notified that a tract Of land
standing on the Land Books In the name Of Ben
Scott, containing fifteen acres near Rice Depot CO.
Prince Edward county Va, was sold on the 18th
day Of April. 1897. for delinquent taxes levies in
terest and costs % the Commonwealth Of Nir-
ginia and application for the purchase thereof
has been filed In this Office. and IL appearing from
the records in this Office that you are interested
In said land you are further notified % appear I'm
four months from the date Of this notice and DO
what may be necessary % protect your interests
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of February.
1906 T. j WurrurAp
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Prince Edward
County. Virginia. feb 23-ft
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
Almost q Miracle IN This Case.

Dii Ion. $. Z. Aug. l8
Bobbitt Chemical Company:
Gentlemen.-in September is29 took rhcu-
matism in a very bad form linfammatoryl. tn
month after the disease started had 90 give up
my work and 20 TO bed. Ii continued 20 grow
worse until my arms and hands we're badly
drawn. so much so that could not use them.
My legs were drawn back I'LL my feet touched
my hips. | was as helpless as a baby for nearly
l2 months; The muscles OF my arms and legs
many times over. Was treated by six different
physicians in McColl Dillon and Marion but
none OF them could do me any good until Dr J
=. Ewing. Of Dillon. came 90 see me Tie told
me TO try your RHEUMACIDE. Tie cot ne one
bottle Of the medicine and bean 90 take o.
and before the first bottle was used uD began
10 get better used IS bottles and was com
pletely cured. That was years as0 and my
health has been excellent ever since Have
had. no symptoms Of rheumatism VIII say
further that began % walk in about Sis DAYS
after began to take RHEUMACIDE with the
aid OF crutches. in about three months after
began to take H. could walk as good as any
body. and went back TO work again.
Yours truly. JAMES WILKES
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
READ THIS!
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $40

YOU to get loan. The rental value ola $1,000
house in Farmvillc is based on a net return of 10
per cent year to the landlord. Here is a GUAR
ANrEED ILLUSTRATION Of 81, 900 loan made by
The Farmyillc Building and Trust Co.'S plan:
You pay So per month for years and
i'NO'VO
You receive in rent $3.50 per month
for 10 10000
So YOU practically get the 81 900 property for
nothing. Property is gradually advancing so do
not delay. Try a loan with us LARGE or
SMALL and YOU will be highly pleased and find
yourself much richer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-13
WYATT TILL JAPAN
TAKES THESE ISLANDS"
THEN, SAYS JAPANESE, HE'LL
SHOW o. ST. JOHN GILBERT HOW
TO RUN A HONEY RANCH.

There must be something doing when
the bees and the sweet fruits of their
industry become involved, even indi-
rectly, in the talk of war.
O. st. John Gilbert, with the Sand
witch Island Honey Co., had an expert
ence with his Japanese superintendent
the other day which may be very sig
nificant. Gilbert desired to give the
Japanese certain instructions in re-
gard to the care of his myriad en-
ployes, to wit the bees, to the end that
two jars of honey might be made to
grow where but one was put on the
market before. The Jpanese resented
the idea of instruction.
"Welp you're here to do what I tel
you and not what you thinks best,
said Gilbert, in effect.
wait until Japan takes there isl
ands," replied the japanese, then II
show you how to raise honey"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-13
The REAL STRATEGY

Here is the real strategy of a war
by Japan on the United States. 1t is
from the observation-disclosures Daily
Chronicle.
The Japanese people of Hawaii are
believing that there will be no war so
long as that wonderful man Roosevelt
is the president.
But in case war breaks out, unfortun-
ately, Japan will not lombard these
islands or even throw a shell into the
cities Of California, but the very first
thing she will do, will be to gobble up
the Philippine islands, to occupy per-
manently, while her navy will keep off
American trade from the Pacific ocean
and there will be many Togoes who
will await the arrival of the American
Baltic fleet" and the "Rojestvenskies"
will not be able to enter the Japan sea.
And so the Japanese will be vic
tOrious once more.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-13
.SONOMA DOCKS
IN HEAVY RAIN
SAILS FOR SAN FRANCISCO At s
O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON
PASSENGERS FOR HONOLULU.

The .. $. s. Sonoma, Captain j. II.
Trask, arrived from the Colonies this
morning, docking at the Oceanic Wharf
at 1880 o'clock She brought a con-
siderable mixed cargo for Honolulu
and few passengers. From Sydney,
for Honolulu, there arrived Mr.. and
Mrs, Potue and servant and j. Brown.
From Auckland, for this port, there
came Miss +. Tiddy, Miss L. Murray.
Miss NJ. Kovet and Mr. and Mrs. ia
vuen From Page Page there came
the Rev. NJ, Keoroua and *. Wakania.
getting off here.
The through passenger list, for San
Francisco, is a large one. She sails
from the Oceanic wharf for San Fran
cisco at o'clock this afternoon.
The Sonoma sailed from Sydney on
November &C. from Auckland on De
cember 1 and Page Page on December
.. She had pleasant passage
\ heavy rain was falling when the
vessel locked and a great line of hacks
waited outside the shed for the pas
sengers The hacks and automobiles.
however, had to be patient for the
passengers were more concerned with
breakfast than they were with getting
up town in the rain. aren't anv Of
the passengers coming ashore?" IN
quired hackman. "Wait till they're
fed replied a deck-hand.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-13
c. A. c. FIELD MEET.

The Chinese Athletic Club will hold
a meeting on next Friday evening to
discuss plans for their annual Field
meet which is to he held on Chinese
New Years, February Il, 1907. The
Chinese young men have always in the
past made a great success out of their
athletic events and no doubt the COM
ing meeting win be up to the stan
dard of the one which was held last
year When they enter into any
sports it is always dhe signal for a
large turnout for the people of Homo
lulu know that they will see good clean
sport of the best kind.