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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-30

Mrs. Marshall has nnw llttie spar
time in which to paint, but never
enough to fill the many orders for her
fish and hibiscus pictures which are
admired so mrch Now that school has
closed and tsat Art League matters
will be quiet for the next two months,
it is the desire of the members to have
more of Mrs MGrshall's work on ex-
hibition eImancntIy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-30

On every Friday evening the Homo
lulu Symphony Society meets in the
rooms up stairs and enjoys very
pleasant evening devoted to music. A
cordial invitation is extended to mem
bers and friends to attend often.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-30

Mrs. Moore has decided to take
studios in the Art League building.
She will co1duct classes and receive or
ders in China painting. For more than
half a year, a strict course of instruc-
ton from several good teachers has
been Mrs. Moore's advantage during
her visit to the mainland. Those who
have been privileged to see her work
are pleased with her great improve
ment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-30

The concert at Punahou was a rare
treat to all lovers of music.
A box plan of the Art League hall
will soon be made When the portable
large stage is set in place with all of
the Symphony Society on it, there will
be a surprise in store for those who
have not calculated on the many adj
vantages connected with the Art
League hall for small, select entertain
ments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-30

AS the noise of the building of the
extension of the Cathedral is rather
loud, the Guild will meet in the rooms
of the Art League on Monday after
noon. Immediately following the meet
ing a tea will be served in honor Of
visiting friends who are on their way
to new labors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-30

On Tuesday afternoon at 4:3O Mrs.
Won Holt would like to meet all ,nem-
bers interested in the advance Of the
musical circle in the library of the Art
League.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-30

The lecture given by Prof. Hart was
very instructive and interesting to even
those who do not take pictures.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
MILL WORKERS DEMAND
BIG INCREASE IN WAGES

Philadelphia, Jan. AT a meeting OF
textile workers i'm this city last night II
was unanimously voted 10 ask for an in
crease I'm wages Of from Is TO Is per cent.
Delegates representing about 5000 work
erS were present from the following or
ganizstions:
Cloth veavers, upholstery weavers. rug
weavers. loom hxers. weft weavers. Turk
ish towel weavers. German textile work
crs, French textile weavers, damask
weavers. beamerS. twisters and weavers.
Resolutions were adopted calling atten-
tion TO the report Of the interstate COM
merce commission. which shows that the
commodities OF life have increased in
price 25 To ~ per cent and that the coun-
try Is experiencing immense prosperity.
The resolutions state that IL the In
crease Is not granted steps will be taken
TO enforce the demands" \ committee
was appointed TO walt upon the employers
and was given full power to call a strike
" the conference with the mill owners Is
not satisfactory.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
TUNNEL BRIDGE
To Be READY
BY NEXT WEEK

The two huge timbers for the support
of the North Main street bridge. at the
entrance to the East Side tunnel. were
swung into place at an early hour this
morning the trolley wires were cut and
placed under the structure and every
thing was made ready so that street car
traffic should not be delayed today.
Promptly at midnight Superintendent de
la Plain. with a gang Of nine men. began
to make ready for tho work of swinging
the tmbers When the last OF the regu-
lar cars had passed. a Pawtucket car was
left standing on the rails on the side Of
the structure toward Market square, and
then the street was closed TO further
travel.
one OF the tiinbers was wheeled across
the street and the chains made fast to
either end. With two men on each chain
il was hoisted. and i'm a very short time
was lashed securely under the abutments.
The other timbers We're given like treat
ment. and then three wire wagons OF the
Rhode Island company backed under t~e
street car wires, which were cut away ~
allow the timbers to be swung into place.
As soon as this was done. the wires were
placed underneath the eirders.
The trusses which will point the grid
ers will be placed tonight. and IT is ex-
pected that the bridge will he completed
10y the first Of next week. Then one track
will lead from the tunnel TO the concrete
box around the block bounded by North
Main. Canal and Elizabeth streets and
Blair lane.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
M|CH|GAN ACCUSED
OF TEMPT|N EAST

Athletics are i'm state of uncertainty
in the University Of Michigan as we'll as
at Harvard Michigan is not on the
friendiest basis with her Western rivals
and is accused OF wishing to neglect hcf
natural opponents and OF flirting with the
Eastern universities. Mention Is made OF
the recent Eastern visit OF Manager
Faird and Physical Director Fitzpatrick.
All indications point to the fact that
Michigan has chip on her shoulder iu
track athletes this year. and that IL Chi
Cago, Pennsylvania or any OF the rest OF
them want to take the chances OF knock-
ing Ii of they can have fight ns quickly
as the matters can he arranged Michi-
gan has the right 10 be cocky about the
men of the cinder path this year, and II
the men who wear the yellow and blue are
sent To the Eastern intercollegiate next
spring IL is a cinch that the Wolverines
would not be In tho field I'm the mutual
Coks
Manager Bird suggests that the pro-
posed indoor meet with Pennsylvania rs
intended TO lead 10 outdoor track games
with the Fasteners. But just now Mich
igan is not at all sure of the favorable
future of her several sets OF plans.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04

SPORTS Of THE SEASON IN SEASON
RECORD ENTRY FOR
BRIGHTON EVENT

At 8 p. m. yesterday 81 horses had been
entered for the Brighton handicap at New
York city This Is record number for
such an early date. because the southern
and western nominations are yet TO be
heard from.
That John Rogers. trainer for Harry
Payne whitney believes Artful, the queen
OF the turf. and Burgomaster will stand
the ordeal OF training this season. Is made
evident by the nomination OF both horses
i'm this $4,000 event. Tanya, another OF
Mr.. Whitney's great horses Is entered.
Among other best horses named are Go
Between, Dr. Gardner, Tiptoe and Court
Dress.
The hrses that have been entered are:
Coy Maid. Connvile. Good Luck, w. III.
Daniel. Hyperion III. Arbicular, Clover
crest. Blandy, Don Diego. Tiptoe okenlte.
CottoDtovn Nercheval, Whimsical Iron
sides. kuroki. Court Dress, Burgomaster,
Saracenesca. Coincidence. Fills. Montgom-
cry. Dishabille. ISRAELI. Bright Boy, Far
West, Penarris. oxford Accountant.
Fountainblue. Olseau. Gallavant. j. c.
Core. Electioneer. Ballot, Veil. Artful.
Peter Pan. De Mund, Horace p. Toddles.
Holdfast. Prince of Coins Lady Hadley.
kentucky Beau. Meteor. Co Betw Old
Honesty Standover, Caingorm, DIR. Gard
ner. Tanya. Gretna Green, Philander,
Running Water. McCarter.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
SOME GOOD THINGS
COMING TO KEITH'S

Coming to keith's next week is one of
the prettest novelties vaudeville has ever
had. This is Polly Pickles Pets in Pet
land" a musical fantasy in one-act by
Joseph Hart, which is presented by four
teen clever actors. Polly Pickles, so the
plot runs, loses her pet cat, Pinky. and
goes 10 Petland to find him. There she
meets Teddy Bear. an elephant. a parrot,
a dog and several other animals and some
very amusing incidents follow. The scene
is laid I'm Petland. and special scenery,
costumes and electrical effects are used TO
make II one of the most pretentious acts
vaudeville contains. Some OF the catchy
musical numbers include Has Anyone
Seen Kitty Cat?" THE Feline Firt,
THE Jack OLantern Men" and others.
All the children I'm town will want to see
this act. and all the grown-ups, too
Dan Burkes school girls will be in town
next week at Keith's in their pretty
terpsichorean novelty, THE Barefoot
Dance which has everywhere been scor-
ing a tremendous hit This sextette of
girls are uncommonly attractive, and
their barefoot dance Is exceedingly strk-
ing Mr.. Burke. r Providence man. is one
Of the most graceful dancers OF the
stage. Providence. by the way, is his
home
one OF the sensations OF the vaudeville
season is the daring cycle equilibristic
act OF the Belong brothers. European
performers, who Will be al keith's next
week. These men arc positive wonders
and cause even the most blase to sit up
i'm wonderment
At the Pawtucket Keith theatre next
week the Pawtucket Albee Stock COM
pany will present their last seasons sue
cess, For Her Childrens Sake with
little Zena Keife especially engaged for
the role she so successfully played last
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
FEW BASEBALL
TRADES MADE

While there has been much talk OF base
ball trades this winter not many OF I'M
portance have been made.
The most important deals that nave
been made so far are Ganley, from Pitts
burg 10 Washngton Abbatichio, from
Boston To- Pittsburg: Ritchie and Flaher-
ty. from Pittsburg 20 Boston; Corcoran.
from Cincinnati to New York; Delehanty.
from Cincinnati to st. Louis Americans:
Rossman. from Cleveland To Detroit;
Jackson, from Cleveland TO Columbus;
Jude, from Cincinnati to Columbus;
Wicker from Cincinnati TO Columbus; ldN-
ingston. from Cincinnati to Indianapolis;
Fraser from Cincinnati To Chicago; Sic
gel. from cincinnati to Indianapolis; Bar
beau. from Cleveland 10 Toledo; Schlafiy.
from Washington tn Minneapolis; New
ton. from New York 10 Montreal; PETIT
from Pittsburg to Louisville; Morgan,
from Detroit via Boston to Montreal via
New York
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
FAST HORSES IN
BIC HANDICAP

The early mall yesterday TO Fred Reh-
berger. secretary OF the Brooklyn Jockey
club, brought him 81 entries TO the Brook
lyn Handicap. This is a big showing for
the first batch of nominations TO the sec
ond important turf fixture OF the spring.
Harry Payne whitney has not entered
his two great horses, BurgDmaster ana
Artful. I'm this event. He probably intends
to give them plenty OF time TO train and
will not hurry them for such an early
race.
He learned by bitter experience last
year that the early training OF these
two horses had much 10 do with their re-
tirement from active operations during
the early spring meeting at Belmont
park lie will be represented by Tanya.
The fast three-year-o De Mund Hor-
ace f.. Sewell and They're OF will try
conclusions in this race with the fast T.
year-olds Accountant, Or Gardner and
Ironsides Accountant will probably make
his first appearance i'm this race. as IL is
James B. Brady's great desire 10 win the
Brooklyn Handicap.
The entries received up to y. m yes
terday for the Brooklyn Handicap are:
Accountant. Waterlght. Go Between,
ishabille. Cottontown, Tanya, Jronsides,
Gretna Green Kurokl. Ballot, Grmaldi.
Philander Court Dress. Veil. Superman,
Cairngorm, Dr. Gardner, Whimsical. In
quisitor. J. c. Core. Bulls Eye Sewell,
They're ON, Clark Griffith. Wexford. OK
ford, Blandy. Don Diego. Tiptoe, Oxen
ite. Far West, Bat Masterson. Come
dienne. Suffice. De Mund, Horace F.. Fills.
Samuel H. Harris, Avauteer. Red Friar.
Bright Boy, Beauclere, Spherical. Ceder-
strome. Hyperion III, Good Luck, Clover
Crest. Berkeley. Malacca, Gallavant, But
ting. King Henry. Prince OF Coins Gra-
ziello, Master Of Craft. Entree, ISRAELI
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
JACK S|NNOTT
LOST TO CONDOR

George Condor. the ex-sailor last night
defeated Jack Sinnott in their fight at the
Long Acre A. c. I'm West Twenty-ninth
street. The fight was the fastest one OF an
attractive card OF bouts arranged by
Matchmaker Billy Jacobs, and the mem
bers went way we'll pleased
In the first round Condor staggered
Sinnott with lefts and rights TO the face
and body but Sinnott was game, and
came back for more. The men stood to-
gether In the centre OF the ring and
banged away at each other with all their
might Conlon had "A good lead at the end
OF the round.
The second session was a repetition OF
the first. Condor repeatedly sent Sinnott
back with a punch TO the jaw, and Sim
mott retaliated with counters TO the body
Neither was able to land a winning
punch, however, and when the bell rang
both were tired.
Each tried for knockout In the third
round. but although some hard punches
were landed, both OF the men were too
strong 10 be put out by them. The fight
ended with honors in Condon's favor
The FINAL bout OF the evening was "A six
round affair between Battling Kelly, OF
Philadelphia. and Joe Bedell. What these
boys lacked in ability they made up in
willingness, and they tried their best to
damage each other. When the bell clang-
Cd at the end OF the sixth round Bedcll
had a shade the better OF the fight.
In the other bouts Bobby Moore won
from Billy Wilson after hard battle
Bert Lewis lost TO Meyer Harris Young
Evans draw with Barney Scanlon and
Charley wobst had the beteer Of Owncy
Flynn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04

Action to dissolve the corporate con-
troll OF the American Kennel club and
give the government Of that body 10 the
100 clubs that are constituent members
was decided upon yesterday at a meeting
held in the Ashland house.
The incorporation of the club In 1873 by
August Belmont William q. Rockefeller
II. X Bloodgood III. III. Hunncwell ana
C. NJ Carnochan. was done without pror
er notice to the members, II was assorted
and more than ~ representatives OF CLUBS
which are members met and approved
draft To amend the constitution. Inc
amendments were filed with A. T. Nreden-
burxh. secretary OF the club. and meet
ing will be called next month 10 act on
them.
The charge against the incorporatora
was made with no little bitterness, seN-
eraI representatives claiming that the
facts aid not become generally known 20
the members until last November.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04

The incorporators named the officers
and directors, and the directors have hVe-
y0ar terms
August Belmont IN president, and the
offices are az No. 50 Liberty street. The
assets which were turned over TO the
corporation when u was organized are
said 10 amount 10 $4,000.
Now the aim is 10 abolish the eXocu-
tive committee and lodge In power direc-
tors chosen by the constituent clubs.
DR. Frederick III. OsgOod. president OF
the Boston Terrier club presided over the
meeting. "T have not the slightest doubt
he said. that fully 95 per cent. of the
members of the club desire 10 do only
what is FOR It's best interest. OF course,
there are some black sheep In every or
ganization. / do not doubt in the least
that Mr.. Belmont believed that he was
acting for the best interests or the cluo'
when he took the course that he did MIR.
Belmont is "a business man. and when ~
was suggested 10 him that the club be
incorporated he naturally followed the
methods customary with business men
We may regard the result as unfortunate
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
AM. KENNEL CLUB CALLED A
TRUST BY SOME MEMBERS

and as having too much the aspect or a
trust rather than an organization for the
promotion OF sport -
pr / d DO Mund of Brooklyn, repre-
senting the Russian Wolfhound club oi
America spoke in more radical terms ana
said: 80, -,
II am i'm the American Kennel club Tor
the purpose OF aiding I'm promoung tne
interests OF sport. not Of q trust shalI
not stay I'm the club II It's control rs 10
continue I'm the hands OF mere clique,
What the methods OF this clique are Is
shown i'm the remark made by the secre-
tarv of the club. that these amendments
should not he adopted save over his dead
body / would like to know what sott OF
talk that Is for an officer OF the clup'
paid employe. 20 be using.
A committee was appointed 70 forwassa ara
tho agitation for the adoption or the
sr,nndmonts and consists OF Or. Osgood,
Dr De Mund r. Stewart Edison. or the
Collie club OF America; clair Foster, or
the Bull Terrier club OF America, ana j:
w. Britton. OF the Bull Terrier Breeders
association.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
HORSE FELL
OVER JOCKEY

The second accident at Ascot happened
yesterday when Jockey Coils was ia
tally injured In the steeplechase. Coils
was mounted on May s.. owned by the
Santa Monica stables. The horse took
the first and second jumps in good shape,
bat i'm landing after the latter stumbled,
rolling completely over Coils.
When surgeons rushed to his aid in the
paddock he was bleeding from the nose.
ears and mouth. lie is injured internally
besides breaking an arm. Hewitt on
William Parrish, the Leech entry, also
went over the horses head when IL STUN
hled over May s., but was not badly
hurt
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
LECTURES PLANNED
AT STATE COLLEGE

An interesting lecture course. which
will extend through the spring term.
has been arranged at the Rhode Island
State college, Kingston. The lectures will
ali be given mornings at 1880. and the
following are the speakers:
Miss II. l.. Morrow. President w. II. r.
Faunce OF Brown. Harry w. Lambert OF
East Providence, Hon. w. r Ranger, ex-
Gov. George ". Utter. Gen, ", H. Rhodes.
Prof. J. Irving Manatt OF Brown, Hon. w.
Y. Wccdcn or Providence. State Senator
Sumner Mowry. Rev. a r.. Krom, Supt.
W. ". Small. Rev. \. NJ. Lord. prof ".
". Knox. Rev Frank Rector of Paw
tucket. Col u r. Ballou Hon A. NJ.
Eaton. Gov. J. n. Higgins.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
SERIOUSLY SICK
IN DAMP CELLAR

From the wet cellar of n house at
the corner of South Main and Doub-
loon streets. John Fernandes, n Portu-
guese, was taken yesterday, suffering
from pneumonia, to the Rhode Island
hospital by Dr. James f. Duffy OF 410
Benefit street and is in precarious
condition.
The cot upon which the man was
found lying was only three inches from
the concrete floor and the cellar con-
tained considerable water. There was
no fire and the basement was very cold
one end Of the cellar was practically
flooded and the air was foul and damp.
The only clothing Fernandes had over
him was a couple sf old coats and
in this manner and wtoAout food he had
been living for several days.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04

Work a Day, two-year-old bay flly,
owned by Jules Carson or New York. won
the baby race yesterday at New Orleans
at the Fair Grounds track The odds
against her were 20 10 ]. Scarcely a dol
lar was bet on her. and the majority Of
the bookmakers had clean betting sheets
after the race.
The success OF Work-a-Day shows the
uncertainty OF horse racing. This Ally
was so lazy in her trials that nearly every
Spunester at the track beat her work
outs In the morning Even her astHe
owner. Jules Carson, known to eastern
rscegoers as the betting agent Of John
r. Madden. was deceived i'm her. lie did
not think that she was within ten days Of
a race and started her With view to
see II she would do better In company
than In private. He refused 90 back her
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
DANIELS AFTER
NEW RECORD

Champion c. NJ. Daniels will make an
attempt to lower his record Of % 2.5 Sec
onds in tho O-yard event at the indoor
swimming races OF the New York 4. c. TO
bc held Jan. II at the clubhouse. As the
novice event Is at tho same distance. an
interesting comparison will be provided
IN the work Of the senior competitors and
those who have their first race TO win
Several good men are reported 10 be prac-
tcing for this event at Princeton Yale
and Pennsylvania.
Other events on tho card arc n 5O-yard
and a 2o-yard handicap. Daniels may
also take part in the 2OO-yard event
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
BY u. S. RUBBER co.

New York. Jan. 4-Thc board OF direct
ors Of the United states Rubber company
declared yesterday tho regular quarterly
dividend OF per cent on the first pre-
ierred stock now outstanding. and the
regular quarterly dividend OF ~ per cent
upon the second preferred stock for the
quarter beginning Oct I. 1906. from the
net earnings OF the company for tho FISCAL
year beginning April L. 1905. such dlvi-
dends being payable Jan. 81 ieG without
closing the transfer books 10 stockhold-
ors ot record Jan rs. ig07
The not earnings for the nine months
December partially cstimatcd) are an
proximately Sas.i76 which includes
dividends amounting 10 t552 2f7 07 received
upon stock ~ the Rubber Gooda Manu-
featuring company In this company 3
treasury.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
REYNOLDS CANNOT
PLAY WITH TEAM

The fact that capt Bill Reynolds OF
the Brown basketball team has been de-
clared ineliDble on account OF his studies
cripplos the local aggregation 20 a great
extent The decision OF tho faculty was
made known yesterday and the loss of
the Brown captain is regarded with CON
siderable anxiety.
Reynolds may he allowed 10 play ln
three weeks. provided he passes one of his
examinations. In the meantime a subs,i.
tutc will have TO nll On.
The season begins next Saturday, when
Brown meets Tufts In Lyman gymna-
fium.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
SO TO | SHOT WON;
NO Cash DOWN

even AT the long odds. and missed a golden
opportunity 10 win small fortune for
small bet
Work-a-Day showed both speed ana en-
durance. She stood long. hard sprint TO
the stretch with Hazel NJ. and Grimse
and then beat them out by a length
The winner Is a sturdy miss by Faran-
dole-Work that promises TO stand the
wear aud tear Of racing.
Hughey McCarren. Jr., we'll known In
Gotham. saved the money of tho eastern
talent ny insisting that hs horse Florizel
could not lose the fourth race He was
SO inSistent that the New York delegation
followed his tip ana backed the horse well
at Sto I. McCarren Judgment was good.
Florizel took the lead at the start made
all the running and won by half length
in n driving finish.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
S2SI.os for Chinese Aid

Senator George Peabody Wetmore con
iributed yesterday 500 toward the fund
being raised Tor the relief OF the chinese
famine sufferers by the American Red
ross society. his subscription with two
others which were received swelling tho
fund 10 S2Sl O.. subscriptions NAV he
sent 10 Edward Aborn Greene. Providence
treasurer of the Red Croes society.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
N. Z. 0. p. BANQUET

The 18th anniversary Of Franklin lodge.
No. 81. y. f. O. r., will be celebrated by
a banquet at the Wellington this evening
The speakers will include Frederick T.
Pea body. supreme vice warden: Daniel NJ.
Frye, supreme secretary; Hon. John p.
Sanborn. supreme treasurer. and John III.
stone. grand warden. The committee in
cludes David F. Sherwood. Orrin T.. Patt,
Jr., and Charles T.. Weeks
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
MAGIC hAIR STAIN

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. wig Maker and
Hairworker. l6s fremont street. Boston.
II Is simple. safe and easily applied; con-
tains no lead poisons; use It once and
you will never use any other. BLAND
ING & BLANDING. 81 weybosset street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
To Discuss the New Laws.

The annual meeting OF the Rhode Is
land Pharmaceutical association will be
held at Gelb's parlors next Wednesday v
evening. There will he reports and dis
cussions upon the new pure food and drug
law and the denatured alcohol law. which
Prof. Edward Patch OF Boston viii ex-
plain. The entertainment committee viii
have a few surprises.