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Mumfords total score at medal play
for the SO holes was las. He deserv ed
his victory. playing steady. excellent
golf throughout the day. =
In the final round of the competition
of the second 16 for special trophies,
w. S. Sample of the Claremont country
club. receiving two strokes. defeated S.
S Parsons of the Los Angeles country
club by the large margin of IL up. 10
TO play.
IN the seminal match round, over
is holes. of the competition for the Del
Monte cup for women, Miss Edith
Chesebrough of the San Francisco golf
and country club defeated Mrs. ]. V.
Eliot of the Annandale golf club of
Pasadena, who received two strokes
up, 5 to play. at the thirteenth hole:
and Mrs. 9. w. Lane of the Sacramento
country club beat Mrs w. F. George
of Paeihe Grove. who received two
strokes, 8 up. 4 to go.
The final round will be PLAYED to-
morrow by Miss Edith Chesebrough
and Mrs G. w. Lane the latter receiv-
ing a handicap of two strokes The
winner will capture the Del Monte cup
for women.
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TRIFLING GIFT FOR CANS

Well now, this is q great boost, remarked
sisnsh se%irsr 4aE q Abe Attell last % night II
men are going 70 slip Abe 2.500 belt If he
knocks out Moran. The Engiishman will not
have il on Abe any in the belt line
Benny selig was standing near By, with ears
extended.
That's nothing" cut in Benny. you heard
about Lew Purcell and that black gang up on
Terrific street. didn't you? Well, they're going
10 buy Cans q hotel just like the Fairmont II he
knocks OUT Nelson Don't you think 50? Well,
Atten is putting the finishing touches on his
work in a way that makes a hit with all of his
Cans yesterday the little champion sailed into
brother Monte and Joe Meyer. and things We're
stirring. Abe Is stiil under weight and looks
good enough 10 fight any of them. He viii do
his last boxing tomorrow.
Atten says he is going to fight Moran just like
The latter nights him. II the g0iBg Is rough he
VIII wade IN, but If the little Britisher holds
back and boxes Abe viii do likewise. His
sll1e & pa osekef L"e 1o',ea' arrived rom Ne"
terest throughout the east in the feather weight
Cans weighed ls4h pounds yesterday, accord
ing 90 the scales at CrolTs gardens. He arose
feeling "a ther friSky and went further with the
mitts than be intended. After five good rounds
With johnny Murphy the old black boy took on
Atfell and this practice bout was one Of the best
that the pair has induged in thus far
Another record breaking crowd is looked for at
the Alameda camp sunday afternoon. Cans will
again mount the raised platform IN the oFaen air
as per schedule and take on Murphy and some
time. This viii be Joe's last appearance in pub
lic until he steps into the ring with Nelson on
Admission day.
Moran INDUCED in little rowing practice yes
terday morning and some light work in the gym
nHsium in the afternoon. he is through with
baXnc. but, just 70 entertain a number of his
couH frymen. be viii don the big mifis wirb Tom
Deskin and Willie O'Neill for the last time Sun
day afternoon The little fellow is down ta
seght and ht to go.
The edds dropped slightly last night in favor Of
the fsVsrfes. Atteil was 10 10 over Moran and
Nelson IO 70 over Cans. According TO present
Indications. Attel will he good as to when
they enter the ring and this price Is likely tC
prevail Ia the other mixup.
One hundred los Angeles fight fans. headed by
Jim Morley. the former baseball magnate, and
Ellis Cohen. viii travel IN special car and Oc
cupy seats AZ the ringside at the Cans Nelson
MIL. They wired for seats last night and stated
that they would leave the south Monday night
Immediately after the ketchel-Papke go.
In order 80 accommodate the big crowd thai
Will be the lookout for So seats at both fights
Promoter Coffroth has made arrangements 10 put
in several hundred additional chairs at this price
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HIGH HONOR FOR FENroN

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. s-Kenny
Fenfon probably the best known football and
baseball player to don a cardinal suit In recent
years, was awarded today the emblem most
priced by Stanford athletes For his services
during four years on the varsity baseball team
he was given the right TO wear four white stars.
In addition to the varsity IS" Fenten's career
here has been eventful He captained his foot
ball team Of freshmen classmates at the start
and in his first year made the baseball team
playing at third. He captained the nine from
shortstop last year. Fenton is even more "a
fuIIback his playing In the last two years was
considered phenomenal by Rugby experts and
was largely responsible for the cardinal victories
over the blue and gold. Fenton has decided te
complete his law studies nt Yale.
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o
Danish Consul in London Pins His
Faith on Fighting COuntryman

California sports the only looking for
ward to the Nelson fight with interest In dear old
London they talking and dreaming fghtat least Nelson's
countmn One of the chief boosters champion
the other side OF the pond less parsonage than Louis
Loner the Danish consul London he thinks we'll of his
lighting that he has written long spur him
to victory This mssve arrived the Danes training camp
yesterday with the usual large bundle OF mail that makes
daily the Coma villa The champion paused in his work
the letters and passed them along casually until he
opened the bearing the Danish and posmaked
London.
Bat threw back his Immediately and started to
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Montreal Races

MONTREAL. Que. Sept 3.-Summary:
First race five furlongs-High Range won.
Colonel zeb second, Quantico third. Time,
200 3-5.
Second race. mile and an eighth-Seryfle won.
Miss Catesby second, Miss Yigilant third Time.
1855.
Fhi-d race. SIX furlongs-Sary Preston won.
1:13 %.
Fourth race, six furiongs-W Waterbury won, st.
Jeanne second, Rotanist third Time, 1:14
Fifth race, short course about two miles
Gold Fleur won Butwen second, Steve Lane
third. Time, 4:02 3-5
Sixth race six furlongs-Chef Hays won.
Manhemer second, Ysddo third, Time, 1:14 Is.
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Half Sovereign Shows
Big Chief the Way
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, Sept. a.
Thomas H. Williams Big Chief was
defeated in theN Ocean handicap today
by August Belmopts Half Sovereign.
Seven went TO the post for a mile
journey for year olds and upward
Half Sovereign went to the front in
the first few strides and STAYED there
all the way. Big Chief closed very
fast in the run through the stretch and
was a good second, three-quarters of
a length away. Summary:
FIRST RACE The Beldame seven furlongs,
main course. selling. all ages, $500 added:
Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
Miss Alert. III tE; Martini. ....-.........
Time, i:a7 % Adriana, saracinesca, Sir
Gleges, chaplet, Duke Of BrIdgewir, He Knows.
ished named.
SECOND RAGE-The Phantom steeplechase,
about two miles, selling, for years olds and
upward, $500 added
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Caller Caller l4l .T; Donohne) )........-..-.......-- ]
Ramrod, Iso &C. O. 'Brienl nl..................... 3
Time, 4:o7. Paprika Navajo, Janese, finished
as named.
THIRD RAcE-The Dash. six furlongs, fu-
Horse Weight and Jockey Fin.
Field Mouse, l24 (debanieD ................. s
Time. iii so. county tair, con hanger,
Madman finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-The Ocean handicap. 81 500,
one mile year olds and upward:
Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Half Sovereign, l02 o. Butler) er)...............
Big Chief, los (Shiliingl Observation-Disclosures. 2
RestigOuche. 1O5 (Notter) r)...-...--....-.--.. 5
Time, 1:3s 3-5. Ben Ban, Far West, Tou-
renne, Westbury, finished as named
FIFTH RACE-The Belmere. FIVE and half
furlongs, turf course, selling year olds, $3.50
added:
Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Civita, 100 tGilbert) -..-........-..........
Bird OF Flight IL, I04 tCullenl .............. 2
Lawton Virgins. 107 (H. Smith) ........... 3
Time. :0S 3-5. Dander, Court Lady, Inter
vene, Floral, Sir John. Ethelda. Bonnie Kelso,
Clef. Ross Fenton. Ogemah. Duke Of Duluth,
finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-The Dolphin, one mile and a
furlong. 3 year oIds. $500 added:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Falcada. 10S (E. Dugan} 1
Sir John johnson. les fJ. Butler) ..,...... .
Time, ] 81 35. Only three horses started.
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Montreal Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Malecon, splendfda,
LOudOn.
Second race-Chief Hayes, Rel
mere. Minnie Adams.
Third race-Czar, Dennis STAFF
ford. Bouquet.
Fourth race-Berwiclk, Cock
Sure, BOtanisf.
Fifth race-Delcanta, Nuit
Blanche, Salyolatile.
Sixth race-serenade, Sir AIve-
scot, MadrileDO.
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caIedonian club Game.

will be held at SAN Mateo September 9;
athletic sports and Scottish games. Ask
Southern Pacific agents for rates and
Il Powell street, Third and Townsend
streets and Thirteenth and Franklin
streets, Oakland.
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REFEREES UNION MEETING


Delegates to the Pacific coast Rugby referees
union win meet at the Olympic club tonight.
The following win be represented: University
OF CalIfornfa. Stanford universtys Nevada state
university, University OF the Pacific, santa Clara
college. ST. Maryss college. San Jose high school.
santa Clara high. Palo Alto high. Olympic club,
Barbarian club. Owl club The COMMITTEES on
rules and bylaws has drafted rules which VIII
be submitted to the delegates.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -~~-~~~~~>~-~~~->-~~~~>>@
and third handily- sarto broke well but sight
after the start dropped back. BE saved ground
all the way, but swerved bit at the nnish-
SEVENTH RACE-FOur and a half furlonss.
selling, year olls:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Elm.
G-5-J. A. Mallon fKirschbm m) .105 1 Ia -
SHADY Powell SBlair). - .1o2 2 2h2
5-2-Reno Rebel (E- Clark .-102 =
Time. "a Aunt HaIa lancashire Lad, sake.
Rose DAILY. nnished as named Winner, ch. G.
BY Rubicon- Chartreuse ii. start good Won
easily Second the same. Third driving. Winner
bid up from $500 10 $500 BY w. singleton; re-
tanned John A. Mallon romped all the way
Rebel tired chasing Malon and hung Hala was
well meant but was not good enough
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read with feverish interest. He
smiled as he progressed and then ran
around the camp eager to show the let
ter to every one Of his friends. The
Bat considers IL an omen of success
and is more confident than ever that
he viii put the rollers under Cans
faster than he did the last time.
The letter from the Danish official is
short but to the point. Zollner ad-
dresses the great little fighter in the
most friendly terms: He recalls the
pleasant times they had together while
Nelson was in London and congratu-
lates him on the victory he achieved
when he won the championship. In
conclusion the writer reminds Nelson
that the eyes of the world will be on
him next Wednesday and asks him to
the honor of his native land.
Nelson and Zollner were great friends
when the Dane was in England. The
consul gave a banquet in honor of the
fighter and entertained him lavishly.
Bat has heard many times from his
good friend within the last three years,
but yesterdays letter was rather un-
expected. 1t was none the less appre-
ciated.
Nelson was down to I34s. pounds
yesterday afternoon, but felt like doing
q little boxing. He Waded in after
BED Cornet. Jeh Perry and Kid Dalton
for six rounds without letup- The
champion alternated with the three
husky youngsters and showed all the
speed he had at his command. There
was a big crowd 10 watch him work
out and everybody seemed satisfied.
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Seattle Selections
nv i II. ,JEEEERY

III d. N. JEFHEH
First race-Hoy Il, Dredl<in,
Buckthorn.
Second race-La Rose, Birdie r,
Slippery.
Third race-Deneen, Herives,
Excitement.
Fourth race-Pedro, Miss Max-
z0ni, Barney Oldfield.
Fifth race-Bellc Grfnon, Bon
Ton, Work and Play.
Sixth race-Salable, Pinaud,
Gracious Dame.
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Butte's Getaway Stake
Falls to Pimkin
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GALL

BUTTE. Mont. Sept. s.-weather clear;
FIRST RAcE-FOur and half furlongs, sell
4-1-swede Sam H.stuart) los Il II
S1-Tslisn I;IisI eTsPlinl sIa, ...Sa ! sfSa
Money, STEMS Patton, F. F. anderson finished
Oknste Start fair Won diven Second easily.
Third driven.
SECOND RAcE-Four and a half furlOngs,
selling. 2 year olds:
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St Str. Fin.
45-Antioch Blair -......- 81 IA 12
41-Trocha cyan Dusenl ..1O2 4 11s2 b
Time, "a. Sir Barry Semproelle. Mabel Foun-
tain. Minnie, 3 A. MsGurdy finished as named.
start good. Won easily. second driven Third
stopping. Winner bid up from $500 to $500 by
F. Maby and sold
THIRD RA0E-Five. furlOngs, selling, year
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str. Fin.
s-e-F E. Shaw OIcLaughln}. ...lOT I 5e IL
6-1-Litle George (SIoriarityl.1es az
Time. 1olA. Gyros, Mischief. Bonnie Briar
ssTs Bes as George RsifP Tuh nass ssSa
ssa9s eooS %npsT Won ch g. BY
cleYerly. F, E, Shaw got through on the in
side at the last turn and won on his class and
ganeness, as he pulled up very lame Scorcher
was wei meant George was not.
hdtH<--Stle ullie, scttinss year otda
and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str Fin.
l1l-5EAaseement II tHeathertonl .l04 8 s =
1-l-Piquet yan Dusen) - 112 8 1 rs
| 5l-Sfr Wesley Lloyd. -1O4 6 81
Time 1:4SH- Orehan. Ed sheridan. Spring
lear, BerdoDia. Nabonsssar. Mrs, Neugent finished
as named Winner, ch. s, ta:l by Star Ruby
Harmony III. Start good. Won all driving.
Agresment caught Piquet tirIng. 0rchan on the
| rail all the way
FIFTH RACE Six furIongs. the Getaway
stake. handicap, 3 year olds and upward:
| Odds: Horse and Jockey W.T.. St. Str Fin.
5-2-Pfmkin (Post1 101 "A I h
s-5-Natiys Son tKirsehb'm(.. 81 15aI
e-5-L. Nelson tHeathertoRl ..1S6 in
Time, ia st Avon also ran. Winner, Dr. e.
tD BY Fitz James Petal ii. Start good Won
all driving Native Son should have, won. He
was in close quarters to the stretch, but saved
ground
SIXTH RAcE-0ne mile, selling. year olds
and upward:
Odds. Iierss and Jockey. VT. st, Str. Fin.
135-Cardinal SartO I.loydl. 114 I 3 21z2 21S
szI-Si- Heels lvan Dusenl ia 6 3 III
Time, 1:42. Dick Redd. Sainrida. Elevation
| finished as named. Winner, ch. (4l by Sabine
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Stanford Stake Easy
for Katalina

SACRAMENTO, Sept. s.-Katalina, j.
w. ZibbelTs filiy, won the Stanford
stake. the feature of the fifth days
racing at the state fair meet, in
straight heats. Cleo Dillon, winner OF
the $4,000 Occident stake the first day
and picked to defeat the, field today
was nowhere She broke badly after
the start of the first heat, and. failing
to gain her stride, was distanced. Sum-
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Burns and Johnson
Said to Be Matched
VIII Battle Twenty Pounds af
Melbourne for a Purse
of S25,G00
..,gcIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

sisgCIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
NEW YORK. Sept 3--rommy Burns. the
heavy weight champion. aud Jack johnson. the
negro aspirant to toe title. are to aght ar Nel-
bourne for the cham Di0nship. according to teie-
gram received in New fork today.
syndicate. the nessaSe states. will bring On
the battle In m open air pavilion on Thanks
giving afternoon. K wfii be a 20 round AFFAIR
FOR a purse OF SD. zoe. How the stake viii be
divided IS not stated.
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kid BROTHER COMING

Although his brother is the lightweight cham
pion of the universe and the hero OF a hundred
battles. Charles Nelson the student member 81
the family. has never seen Bat go. In fact he
has never seen 9 prizeGght Of any sort. After
long and careful consideration. Charley has come
10 tho conclusion that he will he at the ringSde
this time. When Bat learned of IL yesterday he
threw up his hands and yelled in glee.
What do you know about that, kid2' he
piPed- Il guess he's trying 10 crush in and be q
sport. Wen. I'm glad 20 hear IL. IN see that
he gets the best seat ia the heuse. This IS an
other good omen for me. How could 1 stand up
there and get licked with ny kid brother watch
ing fight for the erst time? No chance
Bat received a telegram from his father last
night. IN which the senior Nelson said that he
would leave the windy city Immediately so as to
he on hand to see bis son in action again. Ar
thur, Bats older brother. viii accompany his
fatAer. He. TOO, is great athlete. being one of
the crack motOrcTclists Of the middle west
Nelson pere never misses & big fight IN which
lis son Is engaged. When the Battler beat
Jimmy Britt az Colma three years ago daddy was
the sob. He the great - round mill at
ti0ldheld a year later, and he was one of those
who rooted until his boy had ranqufshed Cans
and won the lightweight championship last
Fourth OF July.
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win. Louis. much the best was eut or several
times. Giovanni made the pace and hung on
well, Burnett and Triumphant weakened in the
place, s-5 show Giovanni Balerio, AS show.
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Del Monte Golf Cup
Goes to Mumford
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

DEL MONTE. Sept S.-In the final
match round over Sc holes today
Thomas p Mumford. captain of the
team of the Annandale golf club of
Pasadena defeated w. f. CARLY of the
Claremont country club. 5 up, 3 to play.
at the thirty third hole. and captured
the Del Monte cup for men. They
played on even terms. Mumford was
l up on the first Is, but increased his
lead rapidly in the afternoon. The
cards of the two players read as fol-
lows:
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CAPTAIN GIVES UP
CABIN To SEAMAN
Is Nurse and Doctor to Sailor
Suffering From Attack
of Diphtheria.

1t isn't every sea captain who would
give up his cabin to a sick seaman
But that is what Captain Cutler Of
the barkentine Klikitar, which arriv-
ed here Thursday from Port Gamble,
did.
On Friday. March 10, Captain Cut
Ter shipped Jack McEwen, Glasgow
born, but American reared, aged "A, as
a sailor on board the klikitat. The
next day McEwen complained of a
sore throat, and the Captain told him
at sea. But McEwen insisted that
it was nothing but the effect of bad
cold and bad whiskey, and Captain
Cutler, who never tasted whiskey in
his life, thought that would account
for any sore throat. But the throat
kept getting worse, and by the time
the Klikitat got fairly out into the
PacificI McEwen was evidently
very sick man. The Captain took him
out of the forecastle and back into
his own cabin, himself taking a small
er cabin on the port side of the dim
ing cabin. McEwen was never able
to leaNe his bed until day or two
before reaching this port when he was
able to sit up a little.
When DR.. Moore of the Marine Hos
pital service, boarded the Klikitat he
pronounced McEwen convalescing
from an attack of diphtheria. Captain
Cutler had suspected that was the
disease AS near as he could dag
nose it symptomatically by the aid
of a book on family medicine, he had
concluded it was diphtheria, though 1T
didn't in all particulars fit the descrip-
ton in the book. However he gave the
book treatment for diphtheria includ-
ing doses of kerosene oil and, as the
patient recovered, DR.. Cutler and the
family medicine book ought to be cred
tied with the cure. McEwen was TAX
en- to the Quarantine station to be taxi
en- care of until his convalescence is
complete.
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M19~ Sk-Aa&&--%SG- @S&~-asg~4a&&S q
y MARINE REPORT. l.
(From San Francisco Merchants Ex-
change)

change.)
Friday, April 10.
Gaviota-Sailed. Apr. 8, Am. sp.
Falls of Clyde, for Honolulu.
Grays Harbor-Sailed, Apr. 8, Am.
blk. S. c. Allen. for Honolulu.
Honoipu-Sai1ed, Apr. g. Am. schr.
Defender, for San Francisco.
San Diego-Sailed, Apr. 10, All. S.
s. Alaskan, for San Francisco.
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Friday, April 10.
Stmr Maui Bruhn, from Kukaiau
u. S. A. T. Buford, Hall, from Ma
gasaki (from off port, where she ar
rived at p. M, April 81.
DEPARTED.
Am. bkt. Irmgard. Christensen, for
San Francisco. at 10 a. M; 100 tons
sugar, nine passengers.
u S. A. T. Buford Hall, for San
Francisco, p. m.
Stmr Claudine, Bennett, for Hilo
and Maui ports.
DUE TODAY.
All. s. S. Nebraskan, knight, from
San Francisco.
stmr. Despatch, Kokerwitz, from
Makaweli.
Stmr. Mauna Kea, Freeman, from
Hilo and way ports.
DUE TOMORROW.
stnr. w. G.. Hall, Thompson, from
Kauai.
stmr. Iwalani, from Molokai and
Maui ports.
U. S. A. T. Sherman, from San
Francisco.
FREIGHT.
Per stmr. Maui. from Kukaiau,
April 1O--1O.24O bags sugar, 1 crate
chickens, 1 trunk.
PASSENGERS
Departed
Per stmr Claudine. for Hilo and
Maui ports. April 10.-C. c. Campbell,
F. T. P Waterhouse, Miss Hadley,
H. Hanna. w K. Esninda. Lucy Kau-
kau. Mrs. George Malina, Miss K.
Ennesley, Mrs Sackowitz. G.. Horton.
G. w. Carr, T Aki. A Kia, H NJ
Gittel Mrs. Rose Kakaula, Mrs. Z.
Kekouelani, F. Hepburn, n. Thurson,
Miss Alice Hendry. Mrs. M. w. Hen
dry, NJ s. Jardin, c. r. Dement,,
Young Kat Hing and wife, J. P Ka-
piha. Chung Chung. Hop Hing.
Per T. S A T. Buford. for San
Francisco. April 10-A. P. Taylor, T.
H F'ilmer, Mrs. Filmer.
Per bkt. Irmgard, for San Francisco,
April 10.-Mrs. Deas, Miss Deas, Mrs.
A. L. Lane. Mrs. L. H. Wallace. Miss
Barney, E. 2. Irwin, c. H. Mcbride.
TRANSPORT SERVICE.
Warren. in Philippines.
Thomas, sailed from Hon. for Guam,
Iloilo and Manila, March II.
Crook, ar Manila. Mar. 10.
Buford, sailed for S. F., Apr. 10.
Sheridan. at San Francisco.
Logan. at San Francisco.
Dix. ar. from Nagasaki, April Z.
Sherman, from S. F. for Hon, April s.
THE MAILS
Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San F'rancisco-Per Nebraskan, April II
San Francisco-Per Asia, April IA.
Colonies-Per Aorangi, Apr %
Victoria-Per Mariana, May 2.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Nebraskan. Apr
Is.
San Francisco-Per Hilonian. Apr 81
San Francisco-Per Alameda. Apr. %
San Francisco-Per Korea. Apr. "a
Victoria-Per .Aorangi, Apr. 90.
Colonies-Per Mariana, May 2.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
(Army and Navy.)

(Army and Navy.)
Troquois, Z. s. s., Carter, from Mid
way. Mar. &c.
Dix, L. S. A. T., Ankers, from Maya
saki, April :.
(Mercnant vessels.l
Amy Turner, Am. blk, Warland. San
Francisco, March %.
Andy Mahony, Am. schr., Jorgensen,
Grays Harbor, Mar. 90.
Flaurence Ward. Am. scr, Piltz, Mid
way, Ian. IS.
Irmgard. Am. bkt., Christensen, from
San Francisco, Mar 81.
Coronado, Am. bkt., Potter. from s F..
April !.
John Ena, Am. sp., Madsen, 12e days
from Norfolk. April e.
Arizonan, Ali. S. s., Tapley, from
Seattle, April s.
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EMMELUTH & CO., LTD.
f45 King Street. Phone MI.
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)RESSMAKING.
MASSAGE.
PIANO TUNING

Having engaged Mr.. Geo. L. Lenord,
the expert piano tuner and pianola
repairer, we are now prepared to at
tend to all piano tuning and repair
ing.
All work guaranteed.
WALL, NICHOLS CO., LTD.
Telephone 261
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FOR SALICHEAP I

in good condition; inspec-
ton solicited. Peter Berg, Hawaiian
Office Speciality Co. (upstairs). Fort
street, next door to E. o. Hall.
S009
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Professional Cards
PUPILS WANTED.

AN experienced Japanese teacher
wishes to have few students. P.
o. Box 1876, S006