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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20
FIT AS A FIDDLE.

In reply to the query OF a friend who
asked the admiral how he felt on his
62nd birthday. Fighting Bob replied:
"Fit as fiddle. am g. years young
| to-day and l expect to reach hun
dred. am taking on flesh at the rate
of half pound a day and ! haven't
got thing to do but loaf. Who
| wouldn't get well under such circum-
! stances?"
| The admiral said he expected to stay
here until October, when he will go to
| Washington to be associated with the
! general board in an advisory capacity.
The admiral strongly asserted in an
swer to questions that the United states
is in duty bound to MAINTAIN large
| navy. He declared that he had always
held that our best guarantee Of perpet-
ual peace Is to be so strong that other
nations Will be afraid OF us:
| I'VE should have 2, battleships in
both the Pacific and the Atlantic
oceans" said the admiral.
The admiral expressed II as his opin-
ion that such n fleet would not only
guarantee state OF peace, but would
have inestimable value In promoting
| our trade interests
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20
RESOURCES.
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS,
CHARLES r.. SMITH, President.
HENRY GREENE. Vice-Presidcnt
r. w. WARD, Treasurer.
r. s. 1SHAM, Assistant Treasurer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20
FORMAL CELEBRATION.

The formal celebration in honor of
Admiral Evans took place in the even
ing In the large parlor Of the Noun
tain Hotel. The room was ga!ly dec
Grated with American flags but the
feature which attracted the attention
of everybody was a battle-scarred nag
that the admiral carried on the Iowa
during the battle with the Spanish
fleet at Santiago. Albert X. Smiley
introduced as presiding officer or the
ceremonies ]. Edward Simmons or
New York. When Admiral Evans was
brought into the room In wheel
chair the audience applauded him Wig
orously keeping 1t up until the ad-
miral silently raised his hand as a
reouost for silence. Mr. simmons
then delivered an eulogy Of the
ADMIRAL In which he said that
-. ooo.eion of the retirement Of
Peor-Admiral Evans was to be deeply
roaro,,ed erst because of the i'll health
which compelled him to surrender the
| chief command of the greatest meet oi
hatt,e.hips that has ever made tour
Of the world and because the "ui''''',
brilliant career terminates under the
law MS SlNlF -sttoiu
the navy looses one OF It's most eNPeri-
erced officers at a time when In oulIdlhs
I'm the new navy. his professional SER
yices would be Of incstimaole value
?, was appropriate, Mr.. Simmons SAID
that the retirement of Rear-Admra'
Evans should be celebrated IN the
"remn,e of Peace created by the Mo-
honk society of peace years ago De
cause while Rear-Admiral Evans had
Justly won the title Of Fighting BOD
| E.vans" he is an outspoken ihsls'eh'
and persistent fighter for peace.
A large number Of letters from men
distinguished in public and private me
were then read by Mr.. Sherman
Among them were: president Roose
Welt. DR.. James H. Taylor presiden' OK
yassar College, Rear Admiral o. H.
pillsbury, L. :. ~, Governor hughes
pan, Morton, Former Secretary OF inc
NAVY. General Arson G. McCook' Eacn
breathed high appreciation OF tine al
miral and his services 10 MS country
REORGANIZATION BY DIR. DRAPER.
Following the reading OF the letters
several impromptu addresses euiog'2'hs
I.be admiral were made. DR.. Agnew .
Draper Of New Pork made the address
characterization OF a loving cup, whici
was Gift to Admiral Evans from TIT
guests of the hotel. DIR. Draper said II
part:
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
COUNCIL HONORS
 MEMORY OF
 DR. WHITEHEAD

NfHr a diesJF u56 at at nights at,ati.. ai ltr ,.i. e.muril l.r fall4..- tH- prueIt#ft5au -- e-H+I h= al-- a#fEar-
 Whereas. sGIas=. a#aH.y sr. has ot4taHaa e.ae W#ee,t# If arr u.,#t .aa.a ..I re.r,o..I et. zoua, uue vHa.. rur and tiu- e-. alaaks at lhr di H-. af t4- hlst H- terests of seward Pe.Hsula aHd Npm, and. whereas. h,s Hf.nds are nmheted only by the population If rhia district would respectfully request taat oui citizens. a- tribute uf respect to hia memory. close their places or business on Sept s. laoS. from 10 p. m. dur ing ttc funeral ser4ires.
 Conrad i'rceding Mayor
 During tee discussion on tse ma, :
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COUNTY DEVASTATED; TOWN DESTROYED
 BY FOREST FIRE

ST PAUL. Sept. :. The greater mart of St. Louis county has been de- vastated, and the whole town of ,'his- holm has been burned to tBr ground by the worst forest fire in recent times.
 Twelve thousand people are nuW homeless in the county, and are suffer ing severely. but the governor has al- ready sent out an appeal for aid and has named the mayors of the cities as a committee so that no time need be lost in organizing the effort to rush relief
 The loss in property amounts to $3.-
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ter the members of the council spoke in the highest terms of the benefits which the deceased Doctor had conferred uI- in tHi- community
 The mayor. after making the pro r+-al te l-Hue Ire proclamation. said that pr. Whitehead deserved unthll4 lezz at thr hands af the rity'~ r,fu- =erialites
 Mr 0fais expressed himself as L,- iesiHg that The Doctor had done mar, fsr n. development Of tue camp tl,r fue other man. Mir Ernst and afr L.hu9uu also spoke in the his terms of thr Doctor and Mir. Ei - moved and Mir Lehman seconded a mo. tinn expressing regret for ihe dactlr', tieati-. and endorsing the eetinu If .h, mayor in issuing the proclamation.
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SOCIALISTS ATTEMPT TO
 STORM A CATHEDRAL

In the mob were 2OOO excited Indi- viduals. who behaved in the manner of the Parisian mob during thA reign of terror. All the available police of the cit were hurried to the scene, and for a time the peace was threatened. but a few charges succeeded in driving the mob back without any serious casualty.
 On the news being received that the
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The Nome court decided that half the license funds in It's possession should be transferred to the school board.
 During the discussion on the matte. another warm scene took place Mir. Craig accused the rest of the council men of acting fin a childish manner. and he voted an emphatic No" when the roll was called.
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NOMAD CAGED
 IN SIBERIA

which ended in an exciting and final desperate stand on the part of the nomad.
 The arrest was made at the instance of the brother of the wild man. He complained to the authorities that upon his return from long trip he had missed his wife and four of his child ren. and he learned that his brother had eaten them.
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COURT ADj0URNS BUSINESS SUSPENDS

Nome concentrated all it's efforts this afternoon In manifesting it's respect for the memory of Dr. Whitehead
 At the time appointed for the rcmov- al of the remains from the undcrtak ing parlors the business houses closed their doors and the citizens NttHout ex- ceptiuu took part in some Way uI\ \u- other to prove that the last sad obse- quies were being performed for one who mad occupied a sure place in the minds af the people.
 Court Adjourns.
 The |. <. district court conferred the signal honor on the Doctur's memory of adiourning. so that all the mem bers of the bar and others might have an opportunity to attend the funeral Judge Hannum made the motion for adjournment. and his honor lmmedi- ately granted H.
 Funeral Arrangements.
 According to the arrangements made the Arctic Brotherhood will take the principal part. after the pall-bcarcrs, In conducting the remains to tine lighter. The pall-bearcrs will accompany the
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N. rle4 Developments

HWF IT tHeH Hf..a#= af.es tie aitafH.sea .sIl.tf-. a#r 0Hfaffal fiau thut nrfhms hos HH= uar.rr#d in eaHatefl.#a E,ifh#tHs. e4af..
 ru the arrival "f Johnston Hr Nut Hhlllu 2 rr-Huuar Hs1rur ii tu- Eemi"IssIHl.,s H#Jr'. aHa HHI if The -triraes-t- -.rsas rl.#sf. D. a..a r,-r
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COUNCIL DECIDES
 TO APPEAL CASE

At last nighrs meeting of the city council it was decided to appropriate the sum of s250 for the purpose of en- ploying counsel in san Francisco to appear before the court of appeals and thy to have reversed the decision of Judge Moore in the matter of the ap- portionment of the license funds.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

mob was moving ou the cathedral or ders were issued to have the troops in readiness. Al one lime The soldiers were actually in marching orIer. each being supplied Wilh several, rpmds af amuuitiuu
 Although everything is now tluiet the conditions here arc by mo mrans re-assuring
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CAPTURE OF WILD MAN MADE Ir NORTHWESTERN SIBERIA
 AFTER RACE.

ST. PETERSBURG. AuS The capture has been reported from north in the valley of the river Korjordin. He was found only after a long search
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
Nuggets Special Service.

PARIS, Sept 7- Hr I.I eiaue.. lhe famauz airs hip nasigatar made l @0 worlds record today fur 3erailau. hyiug
 Ills time for ffta.g and ru5rt.r miles Was I.- than turt mm.e ant tbe machine was aHrhe with a skin
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BREAKS AEROPLANE
 RECORD FOR WORLD

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 Pho distance travelled hN him rx- ered- that made hy WrieFt EHzt Sat f.riaN rs aa. md lhf#--faurth uiIa-
 When WEabt broke Inc r,t4ri .t as ,Nl..red taat H.s tiar eauid uaJ h. mata...f ul-u r.rl laae um.
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 I.r 3aHtr s# .HI= fa rrasf- r.#H Aa tid Hs.H EHtH.I f4 z1Iatfa H Ht= Bee laa ##..== aHt.,H HHa.E# #IsHut zHr. tf, ,rrI.s H t=9.7aH fH=UrIuHe T#iI.t uH his Hfa#
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JOHNSTON ON WAY TO
 NOME ON VICTORIA
Nuggets Special Service.

SEA fiE --fH fwaH-=t frU-. aHa Nsre 1. haatI ths. Ef.jura esh.a s1.l,d rHnI .li- pst Llf Nome. .4,a- L-=ts II Johnston. abn Ht= h,.H arrest et eu Inc tuatg. of mufd.rHe I-a- bella GItrha-t af Some
 bi-u,t Nftnu#E osl4aHs is 44aa . pas 'ngrr au fHe Victoria
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rlanast,s Special Service.

..IE S.ia Hfa E s#.
 a-l.,t. .-ll. aL x sn,lH..l,fs q. f-f af l'5Ed'itHIt. .MHa1f.I #H5.Ja. eH Tw.4-s a' tt- etea- H4me aH tHH
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Greatest Honor in Peoples Gift Shown to Dr. Whitehead's
 Memory
TO SEND
 OUT PHOTOS

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ACCUSED
 WOMAN IS
 DISCHARGED

l.Es= BONNER. Tti,r 3raTf 1f UoCTaa WAS sELa
 tHEUtCIED. H48gst's Spec al Service
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
NEWSPAPERS
 ARE SAVED

per offices Has touched They hap pcucd tu hc located in favorable places.
 EAGLE DANCE THURS. EVE. st.
 Granite Mining Candles are tn. best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

auhla aufl teaieHr
 EAGLE DANCE THURS. EVE. s1. sist1 Werner Bear al tn. Bank.
 Granite min,na Candle. are ,h. best.
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ttt GOO

suG. 600
 As far ae can be learned nu life has reen i"St. but thousands nf p,a,pl, #ls. lost the savings of th,ir lifetime \ strong wind has prevailed. and to tht- fact k duc lh- rBenonrnH extent al tne eaHllagratiuU.
 Wind Subsiding.
 DULUTH. Sept. 7 The wind is now subsidug and the belief is geuefJ that no further damage need bc feared unless the weather uudergpe@ cLaHg- The danger is Lot however. considered tn he by any means past
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
MlLLlONAIRE'S WIFE A
 SUICIDE IN COLORADO

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 #HH 'sH#'I.iH sH aud II E.#a.,I 5H# afft=t-. F#9#Hr.# H,HWaHgII4- fHt fast ef .er #8e.1- atd aet ereeme
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
Nuggets Special Service.

GLASGOW. Scotland. Sept. lone of the most riotous scenes in the mod ern life of this city occurred yesterday when a bowling mob Of socialists at tempted to invade the cathedral during services
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
REMAINS
 CREMATED
Nuggets Special S.rvioe.

WASHINGTON. D. c. Sept |. - The remains of Commissioner General Sergeant were cremated here last Sun day.
 His death occurred in July. atfer a fit of paralysis. Cremation was per formed at his own request.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

remains from wentwurth's uudcriaR- Ing parlurs tu a point on Front street opposite A. l. hall where the members of the Brotherhood ef which tbe pue- tor was member Will be assembled From there tHe funeral will march ta the wharf. where special lighter wtH be in readiness to bear Inc b6dz t1 tine steamship Northwestern.
 Pail Bearers. The pail hearers are. Jafet Lindcherr
 A F. Todd.
 r. ! Nrstor.
 C. B Garfield.
 C. F. Darling
 Ed Fleming
 Ira n. prtan
 John RuseHe.
 A Schneider
 W l. Rogers
 C. L. Morris.
 F. r. Fuller
 W T. Perkins James O'SuIliv1u No services will he held p Natas. The body will he taken tu Sruttf.. whcr" Mrs Whitehead now resiae=
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

Imported coburser araf. beer on tap at Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
Eusset's Special Service.

RAWHIDE. Nev, Sept. '. = One of the most remarkable facts connected with the destruction of tnis city by fire Is that not one of the three ncwsra
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
FIGHT IS
 A DRAW
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO Sept s. - After B rounds of fierce milling the fight for the championship between Attell and Moran was declared draw last night.
 ALASKA FRUIT co. Next Fire Department. Tel. Main 50. Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the Boare of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
PAPKE BEATS
 KETCHELL
Nuggets Special Service.

Los ANGELES. Sept, s. - KetcheI Was knocked out by Papke last night in the twelfth round.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
CHOWDER-DAN WORK
HAVING GOOD EFFECT

1t is an anomaly that something as
distinct from aquatics as a dance is
drawing a great deal of attention to
the affairs of the Myrtle Boat Club and
the lamentable lack of interest in row
ing that is taken now by Honolulans.
This this is so is due most prob
ably to the fact that the Myrtles have
enlisted a most energetic committee of
ladies to make their chowder and
dance, to be given at the Moana on
Saturday night, a success The ladies
of the committee are, accordingly, hard
at work and are combining their eff
forts by no means to the Moana af-
fair, although seeing that nothing is
being left undone that will add to the
success of the Saturday evening
gaiety.
The committee is everywhere draw
ing attention to the fact that sports
on the harbor and on Pearl Harbor,
once the big events of the year in Ho-
nolulu, are being allowed to drift into
state of torpor Although staunch
Myrtles, the ladies are putting in many
good words for the Healanis. one mem
Der of the committee openly lamenting
the fact that no crew could be found
to snatch the senior laureIs from the
Myrtles for one year for the sake of
waking up both clubs.
With the Saturday night chowder
the success it promises to be, and with
the reawakening of interest among the
oarsmen and their friends, it is quite
possible that the oldtime rivalry be-
tween the Red and the Blue may be
revived and that the young lady argo-
nauts will not be the only ones from
now on to show interest in their club
and their rowing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
WHY BIDS WE'RE REJECTED.

Tt has been learned that the reason
all bids for the construction of the
Depot Quartermaster warehouse on
Fort street were rejected was that the
lowest bid was about $4,000 above the
estimated cost. The estimated cost
was $4,000. Lucas Bros. bid, which
was the lowest, was $4,000 It will
probably be some time before bids are
asked again. as inquiry will be made
why there should be such discrepancy,
whether it was due to the engineer
who made the estimates, or because of
misunderstanding by the bidders.
Meanwhile, the need for the ware
house is very pressing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
Part I.

March-Mandy on the Mash. .Thurban
Overture-Dame Valentine 49,. .Suppe
The Petrol of the Scouts. go. Bocealarl
SelectiOn-Faust ......... GounOd
Part II.
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
Selection-Three Twins. $500. .Hosckna
Waltz-May / Have the Pleasure
Linke
Finale-Paraguay Dances. go. Falverue
The Star Spangled Banner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
HAWAIIAN CHRONOLOGICAL so
GETTY.


The forty-sixth regular and the
fourth annual meeting will be held on
Thursday, December 3, at $3.50 p. m.
in the chronological rooms of the H
S. P. A. Experiment Station, Keeau.
moku street.
Business-Election of officers Rati
fication of Revised Constitution.
chronological Program-Synopsis OF
Hawaiian Macrolepidoptera, o. H.
Swezey. Q) A review of the Hawai-
ian Nabidae; (2) A new Tettigoniid col
leeted on Lanai by Mr.. Giffard; (3)
Note on an interesting Jassine collect
ed by Mr.. Giffard in California; G. W.
Kirkaldy.
JACOB KOTINSKY,
Secretary Treasurer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Yamatoya, shirts made to order. 1916
Fort street.
Wing Chong Co. will make furniture
from special designs.
Morgan sells on Nuuanu avenue to-
day at residence. See ad.
Eagle Dyeing and Cleaning Works,
Fort street, opposite Kukui.
Royal Annex for oysters, crabs,
frogs legs and Holsters. See sign.
Kearns' Xmas preserves will please
order early.
Get your light globes from the
Union Electric Co., Beretania avenue,
opposite Sachs.
Your horse needs clipping. For a
good. clean cut, telephone 100 or call
at Club Stables.
A notice of application of Fred P.
Johnson for a license to sell intoxi-
eating liquor at wholesale is publish
ed today.
Auction sale today of furniture,
plants. palms, etc, at the residence of
Mrs. Freeth, Nuuanu avenue, near
school. See ad.
novelties, curios-something different
from the other dealers. Miss John
son, 70 King street.
Purchasers of Christmas presents in
any department at Kerr's may have
them delivered by Santa Claus in an
auto on Christmas morning.
r. W. Perkins has one of the finest
collections of view calendars of Ha-
wall ever taken. Send them to absent
friends. Studio on Hotel street, near
Fort.
You are treated right at the Palace
Cafe. The finest short-order lunch in
the city served with a glass of draught
beer. Corner Richards and Merchant
streets.
Do not expose your clothing to the
moths. Benson. Smith & Co. Hotel
and Fort streets. sell an enemy that
will safeguard them from ravages by
the pests.
It is becoming the fashion to send
wireless messages to friends on arriv-
ing and departing steamers. 1t is
very pretty custom, and comparatively
inexpensive.
Next Monday, December z, at s
O'Clock. Ehlers will begin clearance
sale of wash goods, closing out the
balance of their spring lines at greatly
reduced prices.
> Smokers who have tried all the high
priced Havanas declare that they
would rather smoke a mild Havana, 10
cent Lawrence Barrett cigar Try it
all dealers carry it.
At Jordan s, they are showing some
very exquisite hat pins made from real
roses, and imported direct from Eng
land. New Christmas goods will ar
rive bv Fridays Alameda.
C. II. Eichler will open the Column
bia lunch counter on Hotel street, OPP
posite Bethel, this morning. Every
thing is new and clean and meals Will
be served well cooked and tasty at all
hours.
eonveniently-located, modern-built
residence. furnished. in Makiki is of
fered for rent II is near the car-llne
and in a large lot. Good neighbor-
hood and delightfully."- cool. See classi-
fed ads.
Our suggestions for Christmas are:
a kodak for those who have none;
films. Photographic supplies and latest
photo improvements for those who
have them. Honolulu Photo Supply
Co, Fort street.
Iwakami. Hotel and Bethel streets,
Is opening up some splendid holiday
goods that will be placed on sale within
a few DAYS. There are some rare
bronzes and fine embroidered goods III
the assortment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
BEALLGoNsALvEs WEDDING.

Miss Clotilda I. Gonsalves, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Gonsalves, was
married last night to Clifford Arthur
Beall, of the local staff of the CONNER
cial Pacific Gable Company. The cere-
mony was performed in the parlor of
Bishop Libert IS residence in the pres
ence of the immediate relatives of the
bride
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
No Experiment.

You are not experimenting when you
buy Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. You
are getting a preparation that has an
established reputation for good backed
by third of a century's constant use.
It is famous for its prompt cures OF
coughs, colds, Group and whooplng
cough For sale by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
Part II.
DRILL AND PARADE.
National Guard of Hawaii.

Headquarters, First Infantry.
Honolulu, Hawaii, December j, 1908.
Special Order No. 30.
Companies of the First Infantry, Ma
tional Guard of Hawaii, stationed at
Honolulu. Hawaii, will assemble, under
arms. at the Drillshed, Tuesday night,
December s, 1908, at 7:15 o'clock, for
drill and parade.
Uniform: Service.
BY order Of Colonel Ziegler.
(Signed) THOS. P. CUMMlNS,
Captain and Adjutant, First Infantry,
\. G. II.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
THE ELEELE SCHOOL.

Acting Governor Mott-Smith hopes
to be able to secure the site for the
Eleele school which has been picked
out. It contains ga acres of land on a
shoulder of the bluff overlooking the
Hanapepe valley, and is described as a
very beautiful and ideal school loca-
tion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-03
MOONLIGHT BAND CONCERT.

This Thursday evening at 1870
o clock, at the Honolulu Seaside Hotel,
the Hawaiian band will render the fol
lowing program:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-24
Louis Strang
WON AUTOMOBILE RACE TODAY
ONE DEATH - OTHERS IN
JuREp.

RRfAR CLIFF. N. Y. April 2f.-Iou.
Is Strang, In a ffty horse power car,
won the Briar Clir automobile race to-
day. cedrtno took second honorp in
the 256 mile race. Stranga time was
1891: Cedrino. 4.44.17: Waugh, 4.45.
80: Lyle. 4.47.36. When strans nash.
cd across the line on the las. leg of
his race he still had q lead OF eleven
minutes. but CedEno was drivinr
wonderful race and was pushing him
and received a tremendous cheer as
he started on the ANAL squirt Follow
ing casualties resulted from the race:
A Smith Hopkins. dropped dead from
excitement: W. Watson, driver Sim
pick racer. Jared internally and big
too broken by overturning OF his car,
when then went out OF the race. Hen
ry Wilcox. spectator. was run down by
a racer. right leg broken; Washington
Kirkpatrick fell down a bank while
watching the race. left ankle broken.
Mrs. Charles wherson was badly burn
ed when her husbands automobile
caught fire near the start. StranE, the
winner. drove the Italian car, Isotta,
Cedrino drove the Italian car. Fiat.
Vaughn drove an American car;
stearns and Lyle drove an American