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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
Boston Defeated Washington
in WeII-PIayed Game.
GOODWIN KNOCKED OUT
80
Oberlin a Puzzle to Locals in Last
Four Innings.
PLAY DOUBLE-HEADER TODAY
Five Favorites Lost at Brighton-An-
other Foot Ball Trial Today-Inter-
collegiate Tennis-Notes.

American League Games Today.
Boston at Washington-Two games
New York at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Cleveland
Chicago at st. Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
White sox Shut Out ST. Louis.

Evans and O'Loughlin Time Of camel hour and
20 minutes.
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Yesterdays ATTENDANCE.

American League.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29

subject The girl 10 the pps,i''l''! 81
conviction II she i, now insane. lie
sISprnIpd the trial until Monday and
appointed commission 10 examine
tie defendants sanity meanwhile
Mr. Palmer. the girls coun,o, said
'ul, this action was unprecedented
and untimely. He said that the states
experts. costing $3.50 day, should
have been able 20 tell MIR Jerome the
s'a'e OF me girls m al before IN" trial
hal rocN"ded 10 ia present sage J.
Vas reported that before s"cpriuI
'he suspension Mr. Jerome asked Str
Palmoh - agree 10 declaration Of a
uiis'rial
The commission appointed - exam
Ias INTO discipline Trrraury1. sanity
hsid secret session today a. Which
the Etr' appeared When about -
D. 'akeu before the cpmmr,-.yu he
Eir, saw Assistant District A"p-H'
Ely be- prosecutor. AMI exclaimed
"7s' have you brought m" over here
sgan f>r7 I'm not '0-ane I've
a. a much sense a. rog aarr'
OGs ~ "a" commlSs.,u"r, .1'' 'N7'I
-. rT! lad made the 'ol.Os ..E q.
IA during her eIan.ra"',
You knog very vel. "a syH'i
"a gotten out II -. '-.aI had rpne.
u Why mo- tell IN SAT-. r'N 81.
an 60 FREQ"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
20 YEARS FOR THESE MEN.
Charles Clark and Thomas Newman
Convicted Of Burglary.

Forsyth, Ga, May 2S.-Charles IL
Clark and Thomas Newman were sen.
fenced TO twenty years each in the
penitentiary by Judge Reagan Friday
morning for burglarizing the TGO Man.
ufacturing companys office In this
city In September. After they had re.
ceived the sentence, Newman remark.
ed that the jury before which they
were tried were simpletons" aud
that they would not know Justice /.
1t was printed before them in large
letters on the wall" Both stated tAl.
they were not guilty
Newman and Clark are also charg
Ell with aSsaulting and rObOing the
night marshal, j. NJ McMichael who
on the night Of the Trio robbery they
bound and gagged, he being found in
a dying condition next morning
Clark an! Newman were caught H.
Atlanta, where they wer" being held
on the charge Of yagrauCy. Their
room a. The Cannon Motel. where they
were stopping, was searched. and a
grip was found tina, contained a per
feet safe blowers ou'h', and also
three pistols, one Of which was a..
caIi5er Cots, which they had taken
from Marshal MCMicharI
Seeing an account Of their arrest,
the marshal went 20 Atlanta and ilcu
tilted The pistol and they were brough,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
WANT AN UPRISING
OF ELEMENTAL FORCES
Social Democrats Try to Cast
DisCredit on Parliament.
AoRARlAN TROUBLES REPORTED
Member Of Black Hundred Who Par.
ticipsted In Affrsy Of May "a IL
WayIsd and Murdered by Social
ReVoluti onists,

St Petersburg, May - Grave
news comes from the provinces. Ia
stead OF acting as seda'iNr, the a.
semblmG Of parliament has been marx
I'd by an alarming increa,v IN rcvo,u
iiOnary agitation and tn 'ryroustic
activity on the one hand AMI rae BlAcN
hundred activity on the o,ar,
The extremists of boz. ,.tcs are
thus divided into two hostile camp,
and both arminG As II preparing for
an inevitable civil war.
Sanguiuary conflicts continue - De-
reported. \ sequel OF the clash ON
Archangel square here Ma -. when
the Black Hundred fred 80 revolver
shots killing one man AMI seriously
"ounting three came FRIDAY night
when Black Hundred. VINO par,ci
patcd in the AFFAIR was va>lad amt
murdered by Social rovolu'.oui,'s
The social democrats drr WORKING
win might and main 10 cast dl,crcdlr
on parliament and produce an upri,
ing ~ The elemental force, The,
nav" already prrcipitalrd an inciprn'
S'Itk" In the Industrial quarters, OF
Moscow and al Odessa, Use Dug,hurr
men have struck Not siusic yr,
sci lyfi taa' harbor friday
The governments refusal - grant
amnesty 10 the political prisoners rr
nlsh"s 'hc prolofaripl organization,
win a powerful weapon and the, nov
threaten that uulrs, tomorrow. the
ahni'cr,al' ~ the rmperor's c,rpta.
Upu, secs amnesty proc aimrd. - ci.
genera strike ~ a prolimuar, io
an armed uprising The constant ru
morS " r"actiuHary coup d',hr tho
dispersal u parliament and The r,'a5
lshm"n' ~ q dictatorship under Go,
eral Ir"pnT. ads ~ 'hr excitement
Fresh Aquarium disorders are frpur
ed ipp Of'l kayIu and Slmhir.a
provinces The Fign'r estate IA Kl
tan province whore N,rn Figrcr l,.|
been t',ns under pa. surveillance of
the lp'|Dr since her rrlnase from hrI
Schlrs.r.,prg iprirrs4 whore she N,
r"ntl"d 'pr is,u', Years. a. the rr.uI,I
of pa '"ipt'.au Ia he plD, Bgalns' m,
III" - NI"t'ricr n has been rom
p'"'"'' DESTROYED and Cossacla ul,hI
dincrl'' saved tAo cs'a,e ~ Prince
Galllun
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
oHoULs ENTER GRAVE.
Urn Containing Human Ashes 10 Ruth.
lesSly Removed and Destroyed.

Ea,Nl-A. y. G., May GS.-1'he Initial
outage VI such Character vas com
mlt'ed "A RaNl.b when the g;ayh vt
Miss Ml''ie GctiuSNr, a New lprk
woman, In Oakwrod cemetery. was
opened avn the urn containing tho
human ashes vac rum 'ssly removed
and tue remains destroyed
Miss GettuEer was 4 Daughter "
the late Isaac GcrtiuE1r. aud her ashes
were placed in a SNpu',hcr here In
July. 1908 Her Fn'hrr also died Ian
aarN u the same year, ami, after cIv
ma'ion, was Inferred In ne same plot
All Within two trrt Of whore the
daughter was placed THIS grave
also showed sicnS Of having been TAM
pNrrd with, thousA ~ entrance ~
the enclosing masonry had been 1T
fec'ei.
l. Is suSm.,rd that the ghDuli,h Vt,
FAINT expected - find an urn " pate
ur prcctpu, metal. carving ont M. lc
'.on under such incentive, The Cos.
''nserS lived In Un!cigh ana wcro hish.
y respected residents her, unuj -
years ago NEr0 they removed t. Sew
Nork city - i've ~ Glow, are ,c.
ob'lluah'c
IN" robbery was Or,' discovered ~,
relative Of ttr d.ll woman. VA,
visited The gray, and noticed ,hc turf
over the r'ayr hot been disturbed In
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
Ter states ha.e Declined

WasA.tg'pH Nay = - is tea
stare. .a'. declined i-a ilfFA'tJt
s'o' 1g. ~ Asais'ar' sscg.'aft -
Va u(rs % snHt EN-" - tt~if "a
'lJaa. ga Y~sA nlIa'l.as lnto CaE .
a.'h 80 resJ.lr 'fsIpa 'hi, s4mms'
Tr7 s'at~. sar" i@.st - rst g0Ha 81
a. % %. '-f'4 "a 4H4 tso ave A.
lrsng 500 -.rr'f = 80 tnr'ssfi.o
~ htr, 90 'st.rs ef shs'hsf 3r a.'
'Arr peI1 af.ap' ne t+gaftH err
Is ,s-F f~tr.ls - ss~gfs f4 ahi
oo--9.s.r sstH.-'~s Be- p'tsr ~ pr
nr ~ 'ss r.' r.H- ", 's. Pars tsf
80 c.ra .-.f .4-.s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
ssIniured by a VIA Car.

SpArtAn1urg. ; G.. MAY - \ troll
lay car between the White Stpn, ho
'e and n" southern passenger siA'lyn
bsCau" uu3mRnAgeabie ana dashlng
down al tuc!on ~ half = mile crash
81 into a bp''ling house. iujurinE slI
men Sup"r!ntrn dent Dpnsld wa "a
tally Injured While the Injuries " ,wp
other, have not yet been determined
I, Il believed a nsgto ~ The name -
lee Ro5ln-o VIII die from the result,
Of HI injuries Physioisns were
summoned from Spaf'Anbpts The
car ~; 4~at from the mp'orman AMI
AT IaIsRafi ipEh o." E'slr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
VIM. W. k.l.a BY A,n,a..

%lslr'I.r Tenn N4y - IA ITO
''h n'ap f"orrts-e 80 miles .ou'h
- t'7fhs,u FRIDAY lfrruaDn. lack
'I.. "ns shi'- nan. was shyf
- iv4'a by 30 ~ulisn.a. nss1o 1874
fls s4s msTak~. ~ farm and ths
aesf, spflri pr hu1 ~ vent D.
~ r-sr7' h1uss ~ ssrp3us'fs,, sps
h.7. ~ rt syrklhs shsa he va
a'a.f.f ~ Williams ant hi. brp,h
~'' t.r HsEfDss mate heir ssrng.
So = '..sr' sil probably BE- Gam
no .t fr8. sI'4 a. he i-sgas e
s'f,tE sgs.1- i5-m
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29

sarsansa 80 Htf - 20 r..
'tbhsh t''-rsrt a.. rvaFa4 I. .
f~frr fsr l1sfH.af - -Tsfs5e -.
A. 80 sAetTsFasFv fs,ts ~ 60 re-.
- 7@esfytars Sif 'fle glan ~.
aiE1- - NJ g. faas "a rs- r.
eFra q 80 CssNi~ssssey IS H.af
~ ses arvxst1 aas sssss 90 - A.
q ffmm - : egpWeax = pns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
Amhu,hrd nlaodrnund,

summit Nes. MAJ FIrtlng e
impossible" - escap" 'ho mob u frrn
We'd white meu cl,so ut-1n tb.lr trail
Jrc 1pi'r aud Iirnr Tol~r n-Errrs
~ Nrs Hpm~ church. Ambushed 'hc
bFS,dhpuuds So uppu heir tran AMI
lied tho animal - nsarby ,,rr
Their course from 'h'a point on ~,
been c2up.s'sly covered. and a. 3,
lm'-ptaibls f,r ,hs sterz " member.
# hl, i,,.e % Al1 - 1&N y
heir EhrtrabYu', no Toier br,'i
go af" sAn'-i Ia Nas H1m. church
~ 'pIhie murder la1 ne sogrt,bs
= 90 Other m'a pas = The s.-.rl
- u'h - Sam E pF,sp.rp4.
fhFu~r's l' s.bk|rF Rnitiy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29
I'm NOT CRAZY
ASSERTED GIRL
Josephine Terranova Objects to
the Insanity Inquiry.
The ACTION IS UNPRECEDENTED
n Have Got as Much Sense as "a
Che Cried to the Prosecutor-JS
ONE, Asked Girls Attorney to Agree
to a Mistrial.

New York, May 2S.-At the request
of District Attorney Jerome, Justice
Scott Friday suspended the trial OF
Josephine TerranOva for the murder
OF her aunt in order to inquire into
her sanity.
Mr.. Jerome said that the evidence
thus far submitted in the case has
shown the girl to be Of unsound mind
and that he did not want 10 continue
the trial Of an insane person, He
asked that a commission be appointed
TO inquire into her sanity.
Justice Scott in granting the suS.
pension said it would be wrong to
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-29

.--tes * Na ..-.f's-rr r.
SEA. = tHss e'.v. o. at#r
a'sk il Ass' I1harY ~ ast sa
u 20 s-rrzii eo@s' AVrs 49, 81 -ff
S''i4as Ma ssasisYsk to 'ess-a AS "
sc gsse~F1 u - NF- - nzz
eeaa saaRF = s. 49, al
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-22

w. Everett Interurban Railway Journal, writes
THE locomotive has reached its limit of development Its
driving wheels the and the stroke cannot be
creased be safely longer than miles with train
and eventually take back seat for the
The latter practically unlimited development Case
line engines built horse and it not be
before heavy pulled by these engines The
that supplies its travels
be the ideal of the The idea its infancy
be expanded few years. until long trains pulled instead OF
single
The selfconaned here stay 1t will be improved and
developed from time until dlspaces the and trolley
systems Requiring only provide its supply OF gasoline
these miles eHectng enormous saving III
locomotives between
Chicago and St Louis The elecrcasone will make the
from terminal the other cutting the number OF ocomo
ves used uare while the saving in the cost OF operation
will be tremendous
country paralleled by the
trolley nterubans compelled the competition They
the trolley companies had been they would not have invited this
They should have avoided the right OF
the roads and build business independent OF the
roads 1t would have been simple matter for them d
reached
develop others favorable localities By this policy they would
found from the roads instead OF en
1t S a the death.
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GOBETWEEN'S
SUBURBAN

SHEEPSHEAD. June 12.-The Su-
burban handicap was Won today by Co
between. Dandelion second, and Colo
NAL Girl third. Time, 2:05 IA
The Suburban handicap is one of the
greatest races run in the States. The
distance is a mile and a quarter. The
last eight winners have been: Tillo,
Imp. Kinley Mack, Alcedo, Gold Heels,
Africander, Hermis and Beldame. The
value of the race is $4,000 The record,
2:05 was made by Hermis. Yester-
days race was the fastest run in
record
ASCOT, England, June 21.-The AS
cot Gold Cup was won today by
Bachelors Button, with Maher up.
Pretty Polly was second and Achilles
third.
Major Eustace Loder's Pretty Polly
had only been beaten once previously
to yesterday, by Presto IL, the French
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AUSTRALIAN
SCRAPPERS

Editor Advertiser: The Bulletin
published a note yesterday that Tim
Murphy is now the Australian cham
pion and that Jack McFadden could
beat all of the heavyweights down
there. Well, I would like you to in
form the sporting editor of the Bulletin,
through your sporting columns, that
only about two months ago Murphy
fought Squires, a Newcastle miner
(who has learned all he knows of the
art in Australia) and poor Tim lasted
one and one-fourth rounds; in fact the
gong saved him. He came up in the
second round and received punch that
nearly knocked his head off-and then
oblivion. Jack McFadden would no
doubt be accommodated there very
quickly if he can find money, but bluff
does not work in Australia.
Squires is now matched with Phila-
delphia Jack O'Brien and the latter
is going to Australia to meet him.
Murphy has put up one or two good
fights since he left here and he now
weighs over $50 pounds. Squires has
$4,000 backing, Mr.. Wren, wealthy
being behind him.
AUSTRALIAN
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SET BREAKS
THE RECORD
Eva Tennis Players Just
Succumb to Van
VIiets.

The second round of the gentlemen
championship tennis doubles. played
yesterday afternoon. resulted in some
very interesting play.
F. E. Greenwich and A. NJ. McKeever
played r. c. Van Vliet Sr and Van
Vliet Jr on the Pacific courts, the lat
ter winning, 17-15, rs.
The first set was probably the long
est ever played in the islands. Both
teams played excellent tennis and were
frequently applauded by those present.
On the same courts F. H. Atherton
and w. H. Rabbit won from c. H
Oleson and r. B. Rietow, 60, 60.
On the Beretania courts, A. j. Low
reg and George Renton beat s. H. Der
by and D. H. Hitchcock, GA, So, rs.
On the same courts. S. T. French and
c. G. Bockus defeated H. Dillingham;
and Geo. Fuller, Us, 1911
I he semi finals will be played today
as follows:
Pacific courts. at 4:30 p. mr.. c.
Van Vliet Sr. and Van Vliet Jr VS.. S.
T. French and c. G. Bockus.
At p. m.-F. H. Arrerton and w.
H. Rabbit VS.. A. J. Lowrey and Geo.
Renton
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THE RUN UP.
Being Extracts From la PaIoma's Log
on Her Voyage to San Francisco.

breeze for a continuous "a hours the
entire voyage.
May 12.-According to our log we
are only 81 miles from Frisco Very
cloudy and cannot get observation. We
observe the color of water is changing
to lighter hue. At 11:30 a. m. sighted
land. Supposed to be Point Reys, off
port bow. Yacht headed n. E. by n.
Weather foggy and rainy, but it is land
all right. At noon were only 80 miles
from the Farallones, weather very
cold. Barometer $50. Have run out of
wood and coal, and are using acetyIene
gas stove.
May 13.-Took up some of the floor
ing in cabin and cut it up for frewood.
miles off starboard bow. Came about
at 3 p. m. and commenced to beat up
the coast. At l a. m. parted our fore
stay and called the watch to secure it
and the staysail.
May 14.-At daylight we were off
Cliff House. We sighted the bark S. E.
Allen, and to get in first we set our
light sails and beat her in by couple
of hours.
At a. m. dropped anchor off Meiggs
wharf. DR.. Hobby came aboard and
examined crew and gave us clean bill
of health. Up to this time we were in
ignorance about the disaster to the city
and were shocked when the Doctor in
formed us of the frightful calamity
The launch "Aloha'' came over to us
and Mr.. Van Bergan came aboard and
piloted us across to Tiburon where we
secured fine anchorage We We're met
by the commodore of the Corinthian
Yacht Club, who took charge of us and
gave us fine lunch at their clubhouse
The detailed log follows:
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DO NOT NEGLECT THE CHILDREN

AT this season Of the year the first
unnatural looseness of child's bowels
s-ould have immediate attention. The
best thing that can be given is Cham
Remedy followed by castor oil as di-
rected with each bottle Of the remedy
This remedy can always be depended
upon, and when reduced with water
and sweetened Is pleasant to take.
Sold by Benson. Smith &: Co., Ltd.
agents for Hawaii.
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A BlOOdleSS Girl
CURED OF ANAEGTIA BY DIR. VIII.
LIA3Is' PINK PILLS.
Miss Hathaway Says These Pills Saved
Her Life and She Recommends
Them to Others.

Doctors have given the Greek name
Anaemia. meaning "bloodlessness." to
a diseas which is much more prevalent
| among young women thar is generally
believed. An unusual feeling of fatigue
after slight exercise, breathlessness
! and pallor are the first noticeable
signs. The disease literally causes the
blood to turn to water and. unless a
proper remedy is used, is inevitably
fatal.
Miss frankie Hathaway. of PA West
Main street, Kalamazoo, Mich, says
When 1 was sixteen years old 1 was
taken quite i'll. so i'll that the family
doctor was called to attend me- 1 was
pale and weak and did not gain under
his care. Other treatment brought no
better result and by the time I was
nineteen years old L was so weak that
l could not walk across the floor.
was terribly emaciated and my skin
had lost all color. The doctor said 1
had anaemia
One of my friends advised me to try
DR.. Williams Pink Pills as she had
been cured of somewhat similar
trouble by their use. I bought a pack
age and soon found that they were
doing me good. My appetite increased
and the healthy color began to show in
my cheeks and lips. I continued TO use
the pills until was permanently cured.
'Since then I have never had any re-
turn of my Old trouble and cannot re-
member time when I was SO strong
and healthy as now. DR.. Williams Pink
Pills saved my life and l believe that
no other medicine could have done SO"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills cure amaze
mia just as food cures hunger. They
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DR.. Williams Pink Pills by supplying |
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even such diseases as locomotor ataxia, |
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Schenectady, N Y
lorse. To win the Ascot Gold Cup sets
he seal on a horses fame. The race
s over miles and run over one of the
most trying courses in England. Bach
Tors Button, one of the best horses In
recently won the Manchester
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WIN. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD.
AGENTS FOR THE

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Royal Insurance CO., of Liverpool,
England.
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England.
Co, of Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Alliance Insurance Corporation, Ltd.
wilhelma of Magdeburg General In
Surance Co.
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Fire Insurance.
THE B. F. DILLINGHAM; CO.,
LIMITED.

General Agents for Hawaii.
Atlas Assurance Company of London.
Phoenix Assurance Company of Lon
don.
New York Underwriters Agency.
Providence washington Insurance
Company.
Fourth Floor, Stangenwald Building.
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| April 1S.-We fshed for goney and
| got him up to within 10 feet of taffrai
! and then lassoed it. Tied piece can
vas around its neck with name OF
yacht, and after photographing it re-
leased the bird.
Range still on strike owing to rough
seas filing the stack. Using oil store.
| Cook still seasick. Jim doing the
| chef IS job.
April Cove regret losing the
"dore.'' This was washed away dur
| ing the morning This is the second
dore she has lost, the first two years
ago in Oahu channel. 1870 p. M,
passed steamer on port side heading
about S. W., supposed to be "Maru "
liner We burned our Ell. Y. G. night
signal and they replied with white sig
nal She was about 3 miles off and we
could see her cabin lights now and
then. Position at time of meeting:
Lat. 27o 1O' n. Long, 1510 o. w.
April % (Sunday).-We are respect
tuC Va Ny oetSAONe AiiooAS
on the Victor About noon passed a
floating pillow covered with barnaeles.
Tried to pick it up but were going too
fast Set the staysail with the wind
on quarter and are hitting a 7Aknot
clip by Bliss log
April 25.-Since we have left port
we have never once had a steady
breeze for "a hours. Wind been very
light from S. E. all morning.
Our meal hours are as follows:
Coffee at a. m.
Breakfast, at a. m.
Lunch, at l p. m.
Dinner, at $50 p. m.
Supper, at midnight.
In smooth weather we set the Victor
machine playing during dinner time,
but do not have music after dark as it
takes the attention of the man at the
wheel from his duty.
April 27-At $3.50 p. M, sighted
steamer Sonoma to starboard, headed
n. E. We fred night signal but she
refused to answer us.
April 29.-We are Is days out and
1923 miles from Honolulu. We are 60
ing to celebrate the day by having a
good dinner. Here's the menu:
Poi cocktail, pea soup and toast,
cherries in brandy, Goldfish with egg
sa,aa roaS+ obiolxap mashed pOtatoeS |
green peas, corn on cob, boiled taro, !
curry and rice, Boston brown bread, /
crackers and cheese, assorted cakes, |
Kona coffee.
The dinner was cooked on a small |
shipmate wood range and everything |
served hot.
May 1.-Spinney celebrated May
Day by shaving his Il days growth of |
beard We hate this-may change our
luck and get the winds we are looking
for. We have to pump the yacht every |
II hours.
Nav love sighted two large !
this morning. They were fully
so feet long, and passed not more than
10 feet from our stern. Tried to take
a kodak Of them but it was too dark.
May live are now but 127 miles
from destination and we are packing |
all the sail we can to make port by
night. 1t is very strange
that wa have not experienced steady
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THE FAvoRITE GROTTO.

When things aren't going just
right and you are feeling rong
round the larynx, drop in at the
GROTTO and cool off. The
lunch alone will make you feel on
good terms with yourself.
Today's lunch menu follows:
SOUP-FTSH CHOWDER
BAKED SEA BASS
SOUTHERN STYLE
BRAISED STRLOIN BUTTS WITH
VEGETABLES
POTATO HOLLANDAISE
MASHED TURNIPS
STRING BEAN SALAD.
25c.
With Beer, Wine, Tea or Coffee.
Open all night.
E J. KILEY, Prop,
Cor. Hotel and Bethel Streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-22
HAWAII SHINPO SHA

THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT
ing office. The publisher of Hawaii
Shinpo, the only daily Japanese paper
published in the Territory of Hawaii.
C. sHIOZAwA, Proprietor.
Editorial and Printing Office-1O20
Smith ST., above King. Phone Main AZ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-22
H4er's
CHERRY Electoral

for an irritable throat or weak lungs,
you will find it 1.-THE best friend in
the world" 1t acts as strong tonic,
clearing up the throat, giving tone
to the relaxed tissues, and greatly
siren gthening the lungs.
There are many substitutes and
limitations. Beware of them and of
so-called Genuine Cherry Pectoral.''
Be sure you get AYERS Cherry
PectOral
Put up in large and small bottles.
Prspsredby Or. J. c. Aver Co.. lowell. Mass, o. SA
ORIG 90 AcunrTs