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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29

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poa Sorela9eret anretteoe Sfabe an.
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mans Seiebts, og fra bette Reier.
poir, ser ifal bpages al Concrete og
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al aSinrancen. gpgningen ciebes al
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mano 9iuobergb bar oplpit, at ban
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femme, bpem ifnI pGre bcres n9ite
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minoelige gppalg, % ioa faor RE
publiferne, Semofrater, Eopnliitcr
og Socioliiter nappeS ON Oct, ionl
bcbit DC fan. 2ittle Sails er enerS
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MI meQet poa, ON SIR. 2inobergb
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mofrat, boiS en- iaabm faor fle't
Stemmer neo gpoolgct, iom 10 ole
peuter bill lfe.
gaitur 6. q. Sfpgsbcrab, iom /
% aar bar pGret ErGit peo oct
ipenife Sabernnfel | WinneapoliS,
bar M iaaet fin Ififeo iuopilget al
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re ban inbotl9cS giifeo, ba bans
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4oe april; oereitcr bill ban rerie til
8eitfpIten, bnor han bill tilbringc
Sil Soften agtcr ban at
relic biem ill Sverige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29

Smn: seq mo bare me SGnoer.
MT Saar 90
San: $50 oct er 10 paa IoSen
mn, at ale samle Simmer ifaI %reitar.
rereS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Miuneiota.

Observation-Disclosures s. q Sobr"
ions Sorilae ON aIminbelig Stem-
meret for Gpinoer fremiattes &e'
preie1ltmtbuiet I Wanbu9s. SoriIa.
get beirmmer. at Der oeb n9ite al.
mirSeTtpe @oIg ifdl foreleggeS Sol.
let ct @r1trSIcosnnrnbemertt berom.
SsIeenbe Sorlog er al oeotom.
menSe aomiteer inoitinebe til Seo-
togeIie I Su'et: R. 8. Worfs Sin,
ser fcrbpSer 9irroreanriee at ipiue
aeeIer paa ofiertIise Steber; aIpin
Gone's @in ON g~elsnntrg for Boa.
gribeIie oa Somf9loelie al Ssnie.
trpe; Iiseiaa bmrs Bin, Der sisr oct
til en- itrofbor Gambling at itiGle
Srugt ira en- Srrmers SaOc. 6. G.
Ssbecfs @iI, Ser forbsier Den nGr.
pGrenSe ~oee Of content" til IS aar.
cg 3. q. @ote's gin ON obioliIt
Spebnirg al BrairieberS I to gar.
On M 9Ggeuioenffab frGper 30.
gang til of praftieres ! Staten. Gen
faIocs Toturopati", bpiIfet er eei.
reret at meme Bodybuilding az Spg.
BONNIE / oct mcmeifeIige 2egerne
peS Sporopati. Sr,sen at uifoSeIige
llrter, meSicmf gIeftricitet, Gbiro.
traftif, Spiofoterapi % pioenfabe.
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saIiicre Seume npe gioenfab er frem'
lat | $uiet al 8epraiertart Sen5er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
miles beIbrssst q "a 7aat.

gasp Ointment aardntcres at turere bpert Sil'
frIbs az flseuoe, bIinee hlsoeuoe elIer fremitaaeuoe
9iles 6 I'll IA Eaae elr itibaaebetale feuaeRe, SOC.
Subereet al PARIS MEDlCINEC0., 81. Louis, No.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
8istonEn.

Ser bar to Geniationsnumere ,irt'
Der Srsftelie / 2egislaturen | Begun
beIien at llgen. Oct fsrite bar en-
birefte geifpIoning moo Senator
Stepbenion for SpertrebeIie af 60.
ten / TIN aompogne beb Brimernal'
get iioite CONNER, set arbet ct Sor.
lengenoe fra Stotsfasierer 0abl ON.
at Staten anIegser Gag for at foo
inobctaIt be Sportler, Tom asiu'
ratcebepartemertet bar oppebauret
De iibite 80 gar. anflagen moo &C.
major Stepben'pn bIep forelagt Den
26be. Scniisten pur at isge at foo
lat igang en- unberisgelie al gefplo'
ningerre MOB Senatoren for at baoe
brugt for marrge Genge | i'm Soer
for at bIipe eienpalst og paa 9aiis
beraf at forbitbre bans @alg, TIL
troSs for Sen ret betpbelige Stemmc'
ferbe6, ban fit beS grimGrpolget.
Set antpSes, at Stepberion ifal babe
brlpt op iii $250,000 for at opraa
SIertal oeo Grtmgrpalget. Sor.
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bIep fren'at at Se,ator gluipe, Der
anisrte fere Silf9loe, bpor Eenge
angtpeIig bon bGet bruat. S en- Sale
befplote ban Stepbenion ligefrem
for at bare fisbt Iominationeii. 2e.
ioIllttonen blep forfaitet ! Sriet, men
pebtoges / Seitatet.
% man I EirsSaes I gsiemblp
ffreo iii giitemning ODER II. 9. sc.
notor, negteSe feruten IeSlemner at
Stemme, % al bisie bar fiorten &e.
pubIitanere. @eiuItatet at fsrite
Ballot par iom feIger: Sepbeuion,
60; Seal groipn (Gem.) 16; So.
cob summel (SociaIoernofrut), 3;
e. u. @oof (Rep.) 2; Cooper (Tep.D,
4; Gid (Rep.), i; 5. @. Stout, 1.
@eS gfitemineeu / Seuutet itenute
IL for Stepbenion, meSerrs 8 Stem.
mer bar ipreot meIleu andre 8anoi.
Batter, % 16 unoIob of itemme.
gesse Suie ianIeoes til 6eaeS.
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Bags. Ger par itor 9~epGgelie bIanot
9opeiperne, % RciuItatet ipntes tpiI.
FONT. geo gfitemiusen (isrite Bal.
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men trrngte 81 for of oppaa gaIa.
Senere gfterretniug fro 9egisluti.
rem bar pi life upbtaset peo Reo-
frtoringen beraf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
a., etrbress en- asrfisIdis a gu ras

Taa eaysiipe ersme nuirtut sableta ane apo.
fetsrr ttibaaebetaIet genecue, bpts Be feilcr al bell
btebe. ga. Grepts Raputtrrt pda brer sSise. 25c.
Stlberebt al PARIS MEDICINE CO.. St.Louis. Mo.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14
LITERARY TREAT
FOR NEXT WEEK
June IL, 1909.

June IL, l9UJ.
The Editor of The Star.
Dear Sir:-I wish to call the atten-
ton of the readers of your paper TO
the recitals that are to be given in
Honolulu Monday evenings June u
and %. at the Davies Memorial Hall,
st. Andrews Cathedral, by Mr. Mar
shall Darrach.
Mr.. Darrach is well known in social
and literary circles in Eastern United
States. Before coming to Honolulu
Mr.. Darrach came to my school III
Massachusetts to recite Twelfth Night
We were so pleased with the recital,
that we had him come again. The
second time he gave Macbeth. These
two recitaIs were naturally very dill
ferent vet both were so well given that
we could not decide which we liked
hotter This was six years ago and
since that time, Mr. Darrach has been
constantly before the public.
Mr. Darrach is a master i'll his Vo-
c.+ion He knows and understands
his shakespeare. He feels the parts
no renresents. The various parts he
recites exceptionally well, always car
rving his audience with him. making
them enter into the spirit OF the
tbouehts to which he is giving express
s;on Aside from the clever lnterpre-
tation of Shakespeare, Mr.. Darrach Is
. charming personality. Social Homo
Inn will greet him with open nos
pitality. ,,ossior
of appreciation Of Mr.. Darrach , Lno59
Who can hear him will be well repair
for the evenings spent
Very truly yours,
PERLEY /. HORNE
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14
NO LIBEL
is VERDICT
CHINESE EDITOR CHARGED WITH
SLANDERING CONSUL TsAN Hal
SET FREE IN QUICK ORDER.

With the verdict of not guilty that
was returned in the case of Editor
Chong Chacli Lai, Of the local Chinese
press, who was charged with criminal
libel against the Chinese consul in
Judge De Bolts court this morning,
Judge Alec Lindsay won his first case
since leaving the Circuit Bench. It
was not even necessary to place any
witnesses for the defence on the stand,
the case of the prosecution falling OF
its own own weight.
The two first witnesses for the pro-
seCution testified that the articles as
written might apply to the former re-
preventative of the Chinese govern
ment or to the present incumbent
Consul Tsau Hal, when placed on the
witness stand stated that he was
sure that the articles referred to him
personally but his assurance was not
enough to convict Judge Humphreys
represented the prosecution and the
firm of Judd and Lindsay the defense.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14
BORN

u,rNDORP-In Waianae, June
- a. tLa wife Of c. A. Hundorp, a
daughter
.~~~e@@7a1oeSza@SS@@S@GA0N
,,,,son Yesterday. ]. A: Rath and hfty
81 his Sunday-school children De'"s
s,,.osant AT the institution 10 conduct
services. Considerable interest," was
arorsed in the services, and the lllusi-
cal numbers by Mrs. SlmpSo" WIZ
greatly appreciated -,.,,,
IN McInerny received a cableglSlih
snor, bie brother viii in Picking SAT
rrday night, stating that ne hao az
oon+ed AN invitation to cruise III Cn'
inland Sea in the private Eacht Vi q"
a,,,her of the Corinthian 1acht Clup
This means that "Transpaclhc Mac
In NOT arrive here on July 10 as mas
heen stated heretofore
"Iutimate Ideals was the SUBJECT
chosen nv the Rev. Amos A. Epersole
=, his address to the graduating class
If oahu College at Central Union
ohrrch last night, the occasion pelhs
~ commencement services OF the
snbooI President Arthur A. GriihlhS
Of oahu College, presided at the ser
,,ioos and music was rendered by the
Oobn College Glee Club.
The regular quarterly meeting OIL tne
womap's National Rivers ana harpor9
congress will be held tomorrow at
. % m. at the Hotel Pleasanton'
Addresses will be made by Mrs Gerrll
wilder Mrs. J. NJ. Dowsett, and MIS-
stamford Moses Mrs. Augustus hhuu-
sen vice president for Hawaii sine
Going to the Coast, has been Called
ON IN address the state Board OF the
Federation of Woman's Clubs in san
FRANCISCO, and was invited to attend
their convention held at Del Monte the
last of May. ~ =,
Testimony concerning the death o'
Miss Lulu Grau, formerly teachel
n This city, who died in Singapore
on Nay s, was given in Judge ROD
inson's court this morning.
Attorney ]. Alfred Magoon' who
was operated on for kidney trouble
last week, is said to be convalescine
| favorably,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards: 10 Eva $29 90; so
Eva $29. 90; 100 Eva $29 90; 12O Eva
800; 100 Eva, $29 90; 100 Eva,
S29 90; 20 Pioneer $167 so; 10 Pioneer
$167 So 100 Oahu Sugar Co., 1872. 90;
10 Waialua $95 co. so Hon. B. & NJ.
Co, $24 S75; 100 Oahu Sugar Co.,
S32 %; % Hon. B. e M Co., 1924 .S75;
40 Hon. B. & NJ. Co., $24 ,S75; 80 Ho-
nokaa 1850; Is Honokaa SIT 625; 80
o, r. & l.. Co., 1925 90; 80 o. R. & l..
Co., 1925. 90; 20 l. |. S. n, Co., 1852. 50;
100 Waialua $95 co.
Session Sales 1000 Waialua Agri. SIS,
500 Is; 20 Eva $29 90; Eva $29 90;
20 Oahu Sugar Co, $31 IS; 10 Pioneer
$l67 so; 25 Oahu Sugar Co.. S31. rs;
) Pioneer $167 90 5 Eva S2S. rs; 5
Eva $2S.75;'7 Eva $2S. rs; 40 Olaa
81 ,375; So Olaa $4 375.
Stool .cI-oJ
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14
TROOP K ANNEXES
ITS SEVENTEENTH

The baseball team of Troop X, Fifth
Cavalry, can certainly go some. In
play with team picked
from all the other troops, X won by
a score of to 3, as follows:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14
NUUANU DAM
WORK GOING ON
ONLY 10, 1000 YARDS OF MATERIAL
MORE SLUICED DOWN WILL
COMPLETE WORK.

Work on the Nuuanu dam is going
along very favorably, according to
Contractor Whitehouse There is
plenty of water on hand for the sluic
ing work ana it is being continued as
rapidly as possible. Last ninth 10000
yards of material were washed down
to position Oh the structure and with
the handling of $4,000 yards more, that
part of the construction will be COM
pleted
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14
w. Irwin 4 Co., Ltd
SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS

AGENTS FOR
Ccsanic Steamship Co.. San Francisco,
Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila-
dslphia, Pa.
Hakalau Plantation Co, Hilo Sugar
Company, Honolulu Plantation Co.
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co.,
Kilauea Sugar Plantation Co., Olo-
wGlu Company, Paauhau Sugar Pan
tStion Co., Waimanalo Sugar Co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE WEATHER.
Local Office, L. S. Weather Bureau
Young Building
Honolnln. 4 IL. Inne u. 1gO9.

Honolulu r. H., June II, 1909.
temperatures, 8 a. IN; 8 a. M; 10
a. m; and morning minimum
10; -; IS; Is; 60.
Barometer reading: absolute humid
ity GRAINS per cubic fooD relative
humidity and dew point at s a. m:
3O12 G.551; II; Ga.
Wind: Velocity and direction at 6 a.
m: s a. m; 10 a. m; and noon:
? n; Z N; 10 Me- II NE.
Rainfall during "a hours ending a.
M: .0S.
ended at noon: POS miles.
WIN. 3. SrOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14

Fine Job Printrna. svar once,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14

Fine Job Printing. 5raf once
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.
LONDON BEETS

II shillings, 8 ga pence.
10 shillings 3 pence.
10 shillings, 8 ga pence
10 shillings 4 1-2 pence.
10 shillings, 8 IA pence,
10 shillings, 6 pence.
10 shillings 6 "a pence.
10 shillings, 7 10 pence.
10 shillings 6 ga pence.
10 shillings, Z 1-2 pence,
10 shillings 3 IA pence.
10 shillings 7 1-2 pence
10 shillings 6 "a pence.
10 shillings. Z 1-2 pence.
10 shillings, 6 ga pence.
10 shillings, Z 1-2 pence.
10 shillings, 6 "a pence.
10 shillings 6 pence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-14
IN MEMORY Of THE
ODD FELLOWS CONE

The memorial services of the Odd
Fellows were held in Odd Fellows
hall yesterday afternoon. Following
was the program:
Hymn-''We Sing Our Honored, Dead -
(Air "America"D
We sing our honored dead,
And on their tranquil bed
Proud tribute fling;
Here let our song arise;
Like incense to the skies,
a living sacrifice
TO them we sing
No voice of woe shall wreathe
Amidst the strains we breathe,
With grateful breast
Theirs was a work well done,
Theirs was a race well run,
Theirs was victory won
OF peace and rest.
Ritual.
Prayer, Chaplain Bro, G. w Patty, p. G.
..,....., Bro. l.. l.. LePierre, p. G.
Piano Solo. .. Sister M. w. Tschudi
Eulogy on Brother Nolen Qate
Grand Sire ..... Bro. X p. Quarles
Selection. ............T Tuxedo Quartet
Eulogy on the late Sister Felker.
Observation-Disclosures. Sister S. Heapy
Vocal Solo. Sister A, Phillips
Eulogy on the late Bro. J. o. Carter,
p. Co.,. Bro. l., l., LaPierre, p. G..
Vocal Solo. .........M Mrs, J. c. O'Day
Eulogy on the late Bro. S. p. Simons
..........,..,...,.B Bro. II. I. Moore
Violin Solo. ......M Miss ID. Ellerbrosk
Eulogy on the late Bro, James j.
Kelly. ...... Bro. A. f. Clark, p. G.
Selection. .............Tu Tuxedo Quartet
Address. .............B Bro E. Farmer
Hymn-"It Is Not Death to Die"
1t is not death to die,
To leave this weary road;
And with the brotherhood on high,
To be at home with God.
1t is not death to close
The eye long dimmed with tears,
And wake in glorious repose
To spend eternal years.
1t is not death to hear
The stroke that sets us free
From dungeon chain, to breathe the
air
OF boundless liberty.
Closing prayer ,...,..............'
go. Chaplain Bro. G. w. Patty, p, G
Fine Job Printing. 5Iaf once
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
LAWSON GAINS
IN POINT TABLE
Whittier and SamueISOn Will
Meet Again-0gden Races
Are Postponed.

The past weeks racing at the saucer
track, including the meet of Saturday
night. has shifted the point table c0nsid-
erably and incidentally moved liver Law
son to within two points of the top again.
walker took this position away from
Lawson "a couple OF weeks ago. but the
former champion has showed greatly im-
proved form since then and is rapidly
moving to the front again. Although
Walker has two points the better of it.
Lawson mas won more tlrsts than wal
ker has Outside of the two leaders. the
other riders are aolding their positions in
the race for first place.
Hume has moved ND to third place
among the amateurs. while Mccormack
IS holding his own IN second position. lt
looks as though nothing short of sudden
ing "a walkaway i'm the race among the
simon pureS. as he still maintains the
lead with twice as many points as his
nearest competitor
Whittier aud SamUelsou are to have il
oIt again i'm a motor race. 1t is all be
cause SamuelsOn is not satisfied and
Just TO show him that he has his goat
Whittier has conceded Samuelson the pole
IN the race 1t viii be q fivc-mile event
and Will be run tomorrow night Samuel
son claims his motor can be made to run
faster and toward this eIid has taken the
machine apart stree Friday and believes
ne mas added couple of seconds to its
speed. He asked for "a return match un-
DER these conditions and it was given him.
Devonivich viii try his hand at French
style and viii ride against Mckay on
Iuescay. best two i'm three heats at a
half, three-ouarteTs and mile
he buncl of riders jOurneyed to Ogden
last night for the weekly meet but rain
spoiled their plans and the races were
called off
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
W0LGAST WANTS EITHER
NELSON OR MCFARLAND

Los Angeles, Cal. July Stirred by
his ten-rOund victory over Battling Nell
son, Ad Wolgast the Milwaukee feather
weight now has the championship bee
buzzing in his ear, and wants more of the
Danes game. WOlgast today hurled a
challenge at the lightweight champion,
offering to take him on for ten rounds or
in a finish fight. and declared that he
would wager $1,000 on the outcome.
Il want the lightweight title now, and
if Bat viii give me a fight ] will soon
tack it to my name I know I can beat
him either i'm a short fight or over what
he calls the Derby route, and can hard
ly wait to get the chance to battle him
again. said WolgaSt. IT viii fire chal-
lengcs at Nelson until he declares him
self. If he refuses to take me on 7 will
go out after Mcfarland.
"Packey is the next best man i'm the 49,
pound division and 7 feel that I can beat
him. l would like to meet Packey in a
ten-round fight at McCarey's arena, but
if he wants long fight CCffroth will &C
cOmmodate us.
The shifty little featherweight looks in
grand trim and is eager for fight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
RATHNER WILL ATTEND
TIPPETS-CAPONI GO

Harry Rathner and Peanut Sinclare left
last evening for Butte Mont. The boys
intend to be at the ringside of the Jack
Ttppets-TOny CapOni fight, which is
scheduled to take place on Wednesday
night, and in fact, are making the trip
to see this contest. Rathner has acted
as Tippets' manager in Salt Lake for the
past two years and has been Jack S
closest adviser. He believes Tippets is
the best man in the country at the mid
dleweight division, and is ready to back
him with his own good money.
While away Ratbner will try to match
Tippets against Tony Ross for a go at
POcatellO during the fair week I'm the
early part of September. The sports in
the Gate City are familiar with both
fighters, and negotiations have been I'M
der way for some time for the fight.
Rathner said if Tippets got away with
CapOni on Wednesday night he would be
in a position to challenge Mantell for a
fight on the coast. CapOni has made a
much better showing against Billy Papke
than Manten. and on this line of dope
Rathner says Tippets would have a good
chance if he beats the tough Italian.
While away SinclaTe will try to get a
match on with some of the Butte scrap
peTs around 122 pounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
BONUS OFFERED
SAM LANGF0RD
WiIIuS Britt Willing to Give
Boston Boy Part of
KetChe'S Share.

When the match between Lau-farI and
kstchel was first proposed for f.v Nar
many thought Manager Willis Britt Was
not serious when he signed articles for
Kstchel. 1t was claimed that Britt would
find some way of crawling Out of th.
match after Langford had signed but as
time rolls around, il looks as If Britt
was really anxious to- get the match
In a personal letter received yesterday
from Tex Hall who is headinr the E'r
combination bidding for the fight. Hal
saws he has received "a wire from Br.--
I'm which KetcheTs manager says DE will
give $500 of the $4,000 offered ketcle- 90
LauEfori If he viii sign the articles This
would give Langford $500 win lose u-
draw. besides his training expenses. Tits
understood that this offer has been trans
mitted 10 LangfOrd by Hall. but even
this does not seem TO bring the Boston
tar baby to time The fact that Britt Is
willing to do this looks as IF be reals
believes ketchel can beat LaHgflrd as
he could match the champion with many
others with sure money i'm sight W.--U.
taking the chances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
HINES TELLS STORY OF
THE FIRST TRIPLE PLAY

\ Washington. July 4-Paul Hines. =
= a native Of this city tonight re- :
y leased the story of the first unas- .
= sisted triple play made in a major =
> league championship game. As told >
= by Hines the event occurred on \
= May s 1878 in the ninth inning OF =
y the Providence Boston game. The >
y score standing to I in favor of :
= Providence, BUrdOCk came to bat !
: for Boston with first and second Oc- >
= cupied. Hines played deep center y
) for BurdOck BurdOck hit a fly to :
y short center and at the crack of the y
= bat the runners FASTENED TO the next >
= succeeding bag and Hines dashed in =
y to short center. caught the ball near =
= the ground. continued to second =
, base, touched that bag and tagged =
: the runner who had been on first, =
= thus accomplishing the first triple !
+ play on record. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-26
EX-CHAMPIONS TO
MEET IN LONDON

London will be swamped with ex-cham-
piOns before the summer is over. Jim
Corbett is at present in ireland appear
ing in the Dublin theatres in a sketch.
and both Jeff and John L. Sullivan are
contemplating a trip to the other side.
Corbett is going to London at the end
of his engagements in Ireland and the
three ex-champiOns of the world in the
HEAVYWEIGHT division are liable to meet
I'm Dickens town. The British sports
might frame a return match between
jeff and John l., with COrbett as referee.
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