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TRUCKERS GET SECOND.
Portsmouth Takes Close Game from
Lynchburg.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va. May 2I-In the second
game Of the series. the Truckers to-day
defeated Lynchburg The game was a
pitchers battle, but the good rase run
ming of Portsmouth. coupled with the
poor support given Stewart, gave the
Truckers the game. The score.
r. II f
Lyncbburs. OOOOl0 o-l 9
Portsmouth. 0 Ol 0 o. 8
Battorie-Stewart ard Bentley; Los and Martin
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Totals ...... 5BHB

'Batted FOR Witt in third inning
fKatted Tor Ams5 in seveuth inning.
,Bat,sd fer Taylor 10 eighth inning
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Earned runs-Detroit, 2; Washington. 2.
First base by errors-DetroIt. /: Washing
ton, !. Left on bases-Detroit Z; Wash
ingt0n. Q. First base on balls-OR Dono-
van, s; Kitson, l. Struck out-By Dono-
van, .; Kitson, p Three-base hits
Schmidt, Crawford, Hickman. Sacrifice
hit-NilL Hit by pitcher-By Coughlin.
Wild pitCh-kitsUn. Passed ball-HeydOn
Umpire-Evans. Time Of game-l hour
and 45 minutes Attendance-3,25
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I0'ds ...'-.B Z 2 b Totals .--... l'-3 y 6
'huauCr out for not touching third base.
ST. Elizabeth s............... Q O 5 o 0 x--I3
'lg4anls..---... ................. o o 0 @ O. o
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furlonG same conditions
Oakland.

apprentice allowance claimed 'sssgam entry.
-CQCk eutTT.
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ST. ELIZABETH'S WINS.
Nigiiants Unable TO Cope with In
sane Asylum Team.

The Vigilants were outclassed In all
points Of the game by ST. Elizabeth's S
strong team yesterday afternoon. and the
hospital boys shut them out 13 to O. Frank
Chinn held the southeast lads down 20
one hit and fielded his position in excel
lent style. The score:
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

St Peters juniors would like TO arrange
a game for the morning Of Decoration
Day on their grounds. Fourteenth and A
streets northeast. with some uniform
team averaging sixteen years of age.
Address Hugh W. Barr. PIG Eighth street
northeast.
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.
STANDING OLE Tile TEAMS
TOPNOTCHERS VICTORS.
DanTiIIe Noses Richmond Ont in the
Ninth. 10 4.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, May 24-With the score
tied in the ninth inning, Ham got on first
on a fielder's choice, stole second and
scored on Regis startling hit, and the
score. was 8 TO 4. with the top-notchers
the victors. 1t looked like Richmond all
the way up to the seventh, when Dan
Vile scored three runs after having made
one in the second. The locals scored four
times in the first two rounds. Score:
H. l.
Richmond ............ OO0oOO4 II /
Danville. .............. 0 0 0 0 3 0 Is 2
BsuGies-Richmond. Long and Hinton; Danvile
Ham and Ryan
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Earned HJus-Brootlvn J., Philadelphia T. First
base bv errorz-HrooayH 8. Left ca hase=-Br3oE.
lgu. g Philadelphia g. First base an ba'l5-Of
Scaul0H 6. off Lush. O. Struck cst-Ry Scauion. s.
hy Lush Th-eshasC lifs-Aiusman knabe.
Tv7ba=s hi;s-CasaF Mccarthy Sacrifice hits
Hgume. Butler. Stolen a57cs-AIper-nau. jordan.
Gleason h17ho Ns-G B-luzirI Double u'ars-
Jordan 10 HuurI, Jordan 70 A.ncrma1; knale o.
Br8rs61ld Wild p-tcb-ScsnI-n Umplres-Nesvs
O'Da7 and Jrhus;une. Time os game hour and g.
minutes AfteHdaucC-2E0
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BEPP0 WINS BIG HANDICAP.
De ROthschiId's Horse First in Man.
chester Cup Race.

Manchester England, May 24-The race
for the Manchester Cup (handicap). Of
2,co0 sovereigns. for three-year-olds and
upward, one mile and half, was run TO-
day and won by James A. de Rothschlld's
BeppO. F. Stroud's Speculor was second.
and c. Wadia's Veno third. Sixteen horses
ran.
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GIANTS LOSE AGAIN
Boston Trims New York Ma
tiOnalS-ScOre, Z TO 5.
FLAHERTY'S HOME RUN

Lines Ont FOur-bagRer When Bases
Are FiIled-Bresnnhan Suspended
Grnw-Fifteen Men on the Losing
Team-Sman Crowd Sees the Game.
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PIRATES BEST CINCINNATI.
Reds Accumulate Two Runs on Two
Three-bHEEers.

Cincinnati by the score Of 70 this after
noon. Though Han passed four opposing
batsmen in the first inning. Pittsburg did
not get q run. In the fifth and seventh
innings, Plttsburg scored after batters
had walked.
Cincinnati got its two runs by the hit
ting OF Mitchell and Davis. who cracked
ont a fhrna-Lap prar nanh Snrrn.
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FiHt base by erT0r-BCst0n @ Left on bases
New York s, Boston s. First base on haIls-Of
Wiz, O. oT AU.-s 7; or Flabertv l. struck out
BY Ames. 4. hy Flahery. @ Home rn-Flaherty.
Threeh1se ht--liosagd Brain. TvDhase bits
B0usman. Bates g. Bfchey. Sacrifice hit-Dey-
I'm. stolen basrE-Er0v1e Teunev Umpre-Mr.
Carpenter. Tine Of game-I hour and s. minutes.
Atteudauce-1H HH
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ Bufalo-Bufslo n, Newark =
At Observation-Disclosures 5, Jersey City. T.
AZ Mr1tlcal-Filst game Baltimore. 4: Montreal
T. Second -Jms-NJrtrslL q. Baltimore J.
Al T0Uutc-FUsr rsme-T1-1rto g. Providence. l.
Second same-pIoyiience. s, Toronto. .
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Left on basss-Pittshurg, j. Cincinnati. s. First
base On balls-Of Hall. ., Of Lever. g. Struck
out-By Lever 2; by Hall, T. Thrcebase hits-Dayis.
Mitchell Two-hase hits-Clarse. Davis. Sacrifice
hit-Huggins. Double plays-Ganzr iunas stedl
Lobert 70 Higgins 70 Cancel; Nowy TO Schei n
Cancel Umnire-3ir. Riger. Time Of game-l hour
and . minutes. Attendauce-26J5
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Cleveland, !; Athletics. 2 Lcft on bases-Cle7e-
land. Z; Athletics. s. First base on balls-On
Rhoadss. 2; OF Plank. 2 Struck out-By Rhoades
5; bT Plank. 3 TbFee-base hit-Lsjoie. Two-bsse
hits-Laicie l2 Rhosics. Sacrifice hits-Bemis VI.
Gross. stolen base-Benis. Double plsys-Laoie 30
Turner 20 StCv1l o.; Cross % Murphy to Davis.
Wild Uitch-Piank. Umpire-Mr. Connolly Time Of
game-I hour aud o minutes. Attendance-2,740
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SIXTH RACE-One and ons-si1teeuth miles:
VALLEY Farm Handicap; thrge-year-olds and u7Hari;
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SUPERBAS DOWN TO WORK.
PhiIIies at Mercy OF scnnIon, of
BrOOIzlyn's Team

Philadelphia. May 2i-Br0oklyn de-
feated the Philies to-day. The PhilIies
got two runs in the second inning. but
after that they were at the mercy Of
Pitcher Scanl5n, who was effective in
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At Irdisnapolis-Loui1ille. s: Indianapolis. s.
AZ Columhuz-T0cda G. Columbus. 3
Al s. Paul-St. Paul. g. Kansas City. lelereu
iuni-gsf
Nllvagkee-Game with Minneapolis postponed.
wet grounds
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Norwich-Norwich, 6; New Haven. /.
At Waterbury Springfield. 3; Waterbury. T.
~ New L0nd0n-NeW London. 9. Hartford. 5.
At H0lyUke-Holyoks. :. Bridegroom. 6.
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KITSON PROVES EASY
Detroit Hammers Out Seven
teen Hits and Wins.
DONOVAN PITCHES GOOD GAME

Although He Lacked Control and Is
sued Eight Passes, Wild Dill Was
Carries OF Batting HOnOrs-Na-
tiOnaIs BIanked Until the Eighth.
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FOURTH RACE-Six

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gossip, professional and amateur. read the
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POOR SPORT AT NORFOLK.
Cold Wind Interferes in Game with
Roanoke.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, May 2t-Owing 70 the
cold and windy weather. neither Norfolk
nor Roanoke put up a good game to-day.
Willis pitched well for Roanoke, as did
Jordan for the Tercentennials. but the
field work was slow on both teams. The
score:
r H T.
Roanoke. .............. o 0000 I-27 2
Norfolk............... ? ! 1 0 0 XII Il 4
Batteries-Willis and Cooper; Jordan and Edwards
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Totals 80 5EW

L7ft On hases-St- Louis. 5. iCst0u Z First base
on b1lls-Of Powell L Struck Cut-By Young l.
l. Powell. 3 TWo-base hus-sullivan Wagner.
Sacrifice hits-PickeTing, Parent ~. Sullivan. Col
lins. Wagner. Ferris. Stolen base-Criger DU1bls
plsy-Nilts % Wallace. Umpircs-Mess-s O Loughlin
aud Stafford. Time o. game-I hour and IS minutes.
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Earned n ls-St Elzaheths First base ty
rIor-'t. Eiizabeths. 8. N.uHlts. O. Left 9n
lazss-7t Ehzabeth's q yiglant=. g. First base 0a
a-li--cf J. Cliun- l of ocI1'h. J; od Turner. g.
Innings pItched-By Scfr0t5. AIS. Dr. Turner 90
Hits mado-uf Schr0,h, Z. % T4uer. 8. >turs
o2t-By Ihiua. 8. ty SchTotb. Q. by Turner O.
Three b1se Ei's-Wilett l2. Baker Two base hit
T. thnn NsCr.fce hit--mitl Stolen b3se7-Wu
lett, Trelkle Bartlett. Morgan Turner. Hit by
pitcher-By Srhroth D. Passed btlis-Smith CCl.
lingsw0Tth. No.gau .2'. Tmlire-N- Van Volt
Time of game hour and % minutes.
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LAJOIE BATS OUT .75O.
Gets Three Hits i'm Game Maps Take
from Athletics.

Cleveland, May 2A-The Maps won a
game from the Athletics to-day, TO 0.
through the visitors inability TO hit
Rhoades. He was especially effective
with men on bases. Lajoie's batting was
feature, he getting two doubles and a
triple in four times m The scnre.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At WilLiamsp0rt-W t-Wfliams0ort {. Altoona. O.
At TTCnrCu-Trcutun. &. York twelve innings.
At WluiEgtCn-WilminEt1n 3; Lancaster, 4
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lynn-Lynn. s; Fall River. g
At HayeThill-LaVreDce. s. Haverhiu. O.
At WOrccster-Bruckton y; Worcester. !.
AZ Lowsll-Lowen. Z; New Bedford, g.
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RACING CARDS FOR TO-DAY.
WOOdbiue.
FIRST RACE-Purse; 500 added. selling; three
vrar-nia. arf nrWar1. sir flrlcnrs

SECOND RACE-Hopefu purse. 500 added two
year-old fllies. fye-eighths Of a nile
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BROWNS FAIL TO SCORE.
Boston Americans Take st. Louis to
Camp, 4 TO o.

ST. Louis, May 4-But three members
OF the home team were able to connect
with Young's curves, and St. Louis was
shut out to-day. The score:
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-Utica, 8; Wilkssharre. O.
As Johnstown-A. J. and c.. 3: Scranton. o
At Troy-Tr0v. 10: BiuFhamtnn g.
At Albany-AIbany. !; Syracuse. g.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Al Dcs Mci1cs-onaha G; Des Moincs. l.
A. Puehr-Siolx City =; Pueblo 3
Al D5n7er-Game wl-h Lincoln postponed; wet
grounds.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

AZ Cclumbia-Au-usta 9; Columbia /
st Charleston Charleston .; Macon. n
At cksouTillc-JaCks0uville. 2; Savannah. O.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
Washington nt Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Boston ut st. Louis
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
speclal to The Washington Herald

Detroit. Mich, May A-The Detroit
Tigers were in a ferocious mood to-day.
and their treatment Of their old team
mate, Frank Kitson. was in the true
jungle style, the result being a defeat of
the Washington club by TO ?. a total
of seventeen savage claws they took at
the hide Of the AlIegan farmer, and one
was a three-bagger. But four of the
drives failed TO have some bearing on the
run column.
The Nationals could do little with Wild
Bill Donovan. who made his 1897 debut
in a manner which overjOyed the fans,
with whom he has for many SEASONS
occupied d lofty pedestal Of popularity.
Five hits were scored off Wild Bill, o.
which three We're clean drives. He al
lowed eight passes to first base. of which
Ganley got four. but none Of the passes
counted in the run-getting, and but once
did Bill lump more than one of them into
an inning
Wild Bill has a superstitious fear Of
shutting a club out, unless il is abso-
lutely necessary, and 10 this Washington
owes the two runs obtained In the eighth.
Hickman, the first man up. was handed 2
straight one right where he wanted 1t and
pasted the ball clelnly D the clubhouse
for a three-bagEeT. Altizer hit into
deep short and beat OLeary's throw,
Hickman scoring. An infeld out and
HeydOns single 70 center, which was
not on the programme, then brought in
Altizer
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Boston. n New York, 3.
Brooklyn, 6J Philadelphia, 3,
Pittsburg, ,; Cincinnati, 2
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Nsshville-Mcmnhis. 5. Nashville. ..
Al other games postponed 0u account Of rain.
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At Hanover, Pa:
p Il Z.

If you want ali the sporting news and
gossip, professional and amateur, read the
Sunday sporting section of The Washing
ton Herald.
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If you want all the sporting news and
gossip. professional and amateur, read the
Sunday sporting section Of The Washing
ton Herald.
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OFF DAY FOR CHOICES
Four FayOriteS Fail to Land
at GrayeSend Track.
BLANDY GETS HANDICAP

Comes from RuciC i'm the Last Guar
ter, NOsinE EthOn Out of First
PIace-DOily sDanker Loses Place.
Water Tank, 20 4, Sets Pace All
the Way-Finish in First Close.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Detroit, 8; Washington, 2.
Cleveland, 81 Philadelphia, o.
Boston, 4 81. Louis, O.
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The Summaries.

FIRST HACE-Fire fur.ongs Miss Angie. l-e
Brselu. IS 30 l. won. Coldfn no Ray-arl
& 70 T. second Ruth Tsylor lo9 Rad'ka'. q %
third Time ~ HekB0ws Water Fowl. Wuerz-
burger. Dixon Belle. BearlaIl M1mhassa. Six
rClocs. Long Ball Mrs Atkinson. Vista, Small
Pzes7ga Alsdama Number one. and Great Dame
Eis4 ram.
SECOND RACE-ous and onequartcr miles.
Water Tank. l7 Miller. G % ! Won Master r.
Graft i9 .Raitke o to l. second. Flauguy @
.llirel GO % l. third. Time 2g55 M5esrr
f-ImHaP. Rcd Fdar. Palette. John smulsn. and
THIRD RACE-Ab1gt six f1rl1uEs Suffrage. lH
.Ml-rr. u % .. won. B-IEla'e Nyu,l. lIs
. .kHru1r'. & 20 J. scr1rd. Ia foude g Swain.
q -1 O. -hi-L Time Lea 25 Mi=rvirrz Estimate.
Ai.-aHa1. ard nv Brnsouhurst Quru also ran.
FOURTH HACE-One and one sixteenth nile.
EaHls. j., WaueiH'. G % J. won. Eth-n. 100
.fauer. 20 T. second. Dolly SrsrFcr. lT I1Te..
q 20 J. tHUd Time. 1,.6 25. Coy Maid, Nesl1r,
Ir.-ln- rai'a1ilr. Dreamer. and Den Enrique
ll.1 rir
FIFTH RACE-Flve flrlonrs L,ura Clay %
~ai-IH-'. % J. wer. BIsa, r .Brlaal. % %
& second Scui.e. 81 D. H-nreSyI. s 20 T. third
Time l-lll Queens Sruye1ir. R1s'le. la
s III IT, Gene Russell. M0utauE Gi0varui Rarr.1.
Belle 0f Phoenix Citizen. Maid Carol. sc1I-p.
AL x G-lut and uuda also ran
SIXTH EACE-Ahr1- SIX f1r'~1gs Sgryeillarcs
'H .ruiC', & 70 Z, voni Warirc. l2 Knapp.
t1 4 nd InCclce iL ORriu. 81 ts J.
-Hrl Time. lil l5 rrrau7 Rain Qnaer Princes
Nei-ic IruhlemaEtr Lici'UCv Diostfr Green
Hil. ii1HrTea his Spe-asr. Amos Judd Flower
cf Weston and On the Eve also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Ah1ut six fur,1ocs- Grm7ifi
UEi-.. 80 t0 l. second. Lad Cf LaHCl1I. le9
I.-itleI. u % 5 third Time I.-0 3S Dr Lee
sheridan. TrauF9If. Ersrhia E-~ueaug Hrieu
Porter. Cr1cssmaU ard Hampton Lady also ran.
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COLLEGE GAMES.
81 Csrlisla Pa
z Il Z
A. Rsnsfnnts- Pa

At Belefonte, Pa: r. H F.
State Cclege..,........0 2 O5lK-9 /
FRANKLIN and Marc 0 Q 90 3
Batteries-McCleary and yoorhis; Lentz. Horn and
Braut.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
Per str. Mauna Loa, October 90, from
Hawaii and Maui ports.-Miss n.
Barraclough, Chew Fung, G. 3. Hall.
r. L. Wilhelm, Mrs. w A. Schwaleii
and servant, ]. Chalmers. L. de I.
Ward, Miss Woods, n. A Wall. J.
Cullen, J. F. Brown, V. Hurd, c. Bolte.
Mrs j. A Matthewman. Rev A. S.
Baker, Mrs. D. Haughs, Mrs. A.
Brown, Miss Mabel Phillips. G. H.
Mayer, O. St. j. Gilbert, DR.. j. H.
Raymond, Miss Sing. S. B. Fuiiyama.
Mrs G. Schmidt, Mrs. c. A. Widemann,
D. F. McCorriston, % deck.
Departed.
Per str w. G. Hall, October %, for
Kauai.-Thos Elliot. w. F. Wilson.
/, Per str. IwaIani October %, for Mo-
lokai ports.-Bro. Sylvester.
Per str. Kinau, October %, for Hilo
and way ports.-Mrs. F. J. Hare, j.
w Mcdonald, r. T. Moses, Owen Will
liams, j. Elliot, J. r. Dean and wife,
w. G. Walker. "A. F. Judd, W. F. J.
Dole, Mrs. VIM. Kaysen, Mrs. S.
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LOST FORTY POUNDS
A PREY TO KIDNEY DISEASE.
DOAN'S BACKACHE KIDNEY
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DAVIDSON October 80. at Tunbridge
Wells. England. Mary Ellen. widow
of the late Theophilus Harris Davies
of Honolulu.
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Eyes" remarked old Uncle Jasper,
after much meditation, de good par
son sed eft was de apple tree dat caused
all de trouble in de world, but / think
ct must have been de banana tree
And why do yo' think ct was de
banana tree, Brudder Jaspaha" asked
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DEPARTED,

Str. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and
way ports, noon.
Str. Iwalani, Self for Maui and Mo-
lokai ports. p. n.
Str. W. G. Hall, Thompson, for Ka-
uai, p. m.
Oil ship Marion Chilcott, Madison,
for Port Hartford, II a. m.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE

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FOR SALE.
FOR LEASE.

1. That parcel Of land situate on
the makai side OF Hotel street. adj
joining the Eva side Of the Hub
Clothing Store, for term of years.
Lessee to erect stone, brick or concrete
building.
2 Lower floor of building known as
Masonic Block" corner Queen ana
Fort streets.
3. Store formerly occupied by Ha-
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between Queen and Merchant streets.
OfHces on the seeond floor of the
Campbell Block, corner Merchant and
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Apply at office OF
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7s4s 81 MeSchant Street
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Oct. 4.
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Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Manchuria, Oct.
81.
Orient-Per Persia. Nov. /.
San Francisco-Per Alameda, Nov. 1.
victoria-Per Miowera. Nov. Is.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows: ~
San Francisco-Per Persia, Nov. l.
Orient-Per Nippon Maru, Nov 6.
San Francisco-Per Alameda, Nov. G.
Colonies-Per Miowera. Nov. LIS.
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BORN

HEEN-In Honolulu, Oct. 2S, to Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Heen, a son.
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FURNISHED rooms, nice and cool,
with bath and electric lights, 4oS
Beretania avenue 1852
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Warren. sailed from Manila, Sept. 90.
Thomas, sailed from Manila, Oct. 16.
Buford, arrived at San Francisco Oct.
&c.
Sherman, sailed for Manila, Oct. 1e.
Sheridan, at San Francisco.
Logan, at San Francisco.
Crook, left Manila, Sept. %.
Dix, arrived at Manila, Sept. Is.
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FOR RENT.

IN Fern Place. one mosquito-proof cot
tage; gas and stove. 1865
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The Stranger-This place is consider
ed pretty healthy, isn't ita
The 'Ealthy! LORI bless yer,
yes, sir. It's always full of invalids
Pick Me- Up.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, October %.
Str. Mauna Loa, Simerson. from Ha.
wall and Maui ports, 5:25 a. m.
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DUE TOMORROW.
PASSENGERS,

P. NJ. S. S. Manchuria, saunder
from San Francisco, a. m
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-02-02

Resolutions to check naval officers
from lighting a fire under senator's
and members to compel the enact
ment of the naval personnel bill
at this session" were present
ed in the senate by Mr.. Hale,
and after causing a snappy debate
of short duration, went over for fu-
me consideration Mr.. HaIe's reso.
lutions cite the presidents order rol.
bidding government employees TO lob
by" and directs an inquiry by the
secretary of the navy to ascertain
whether the order is being violated.
THE latter part of the day was devoted
to the disposition of pension bills.
According to plans the new battle
ship provided for in the naval ap.
preparation bill is to be a sister ship
OF the monster authorized by congress
last year, which the bill required
should "be a first-class battleship. car
rying as heavy armor and as powerful
armament as any existing vessel of
its class; to have the highest practi-
cable speed and greatest practical
radius of action, The cost of the two
battleships is estimated at s1O,0OO,O0O
each
The exact and detailed extent 10
which child labor is employed in the
United States is set forth in a bulletin
issued by the census bureau. The sta
tistics presented are for 1900, and re-
late to the employment Of children as
bread winners, of whom 1,750,00O in
round numbers, between the ages Of
10 and Is, we're so employed.