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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-17
JURY COMPLETED
IN ADLER Ia, E

= NEW ORLEANS, La, April H.
The Jury in the case of William Adler
was sworn in today. Following this
the attorneys for the defense made a
statement of their side to the jury and
said they would attempt to prove that
Adler had not misapplied the funds of
the bank or that any of his acts as
president of The State National were
criminal. Court then adjourned.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-17
GHOST DEFEATS MAHER.
Sx-Round Bout At NonpareiI Club in
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. April 17.-Jeff
Clark. of Me- ohantsville, N. j., "The
Fighting Ghost had the better OF
Peter Maher in siX-round boxing
match here last night at the Nonpa
reil Athletic Club. Maher managed tc
floor Clark in the first round but after
that was unable 70 land on his dusty
opponent. The ghost continual!
jabbed Maher and avoided the latter
counters by running away or hugging
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-17
LOUISIANA LAWYER INDICTED,
Grand Jury Returns Eleven True Bill
Against T. G. spltzfaden.

NEW ORLEANS, April 17.-Elevel
true bills were returned by the grand
jury here late today against Theodore
G. Spitzfaden, lawyer and notary, on
the charge of forgery and obtaining
money under false pretenses. It is
claimed that the total amount which
Spitzfaden secured from clients, by
means of bogus mortgage notes, WIN
reach net less than $4,000.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-17
COAST CITIZENS
TO ENTER PROTEST
WILL OPPOSE PRESENTATION
AT NATCHEZ.
Citizens of PascagouIa Are Already
Raising a Petition Asking Silver
Service Commission to lntercede in
Their Behalf.

JACKSON, Miss, April 1.-THE real
troubles of the committee in charge
of the purchase and presentation of
the silver service for the battleship
Mississippi are apparently just begin
ming, although the members have
thought their difficulties about over
when the finally reached a satisfac-
tory solution of the long deadlock on
letting the contract for the furnishing
of the service itself.
Since the press dispatches announc.
ed that Secretary of the Navy Meyer
had decided to permit the vessel to
( be sent up the Mississippi river as
far as Natchez kilograms have been
pouring into the governors office from
several coast towns and from Nat
chez, the latter asking that the plans
Of the committee be so changed as to
| allow the presentation to be made at
Natchez, and the former urging that
the original plans be carried out and
the service presented at Horn Island
before making the river trip, which
would give the Natchezians an oppor
tunity to at least see the service on
board.
A long petition, gotten up by the
Pascagoula Commercial club, and
signed by large number of citizens,
reached the executive office by wire
yesterday urging the original plans.
On account of the great pressure
which has been brought to bear in
the navy department to secure the
trip up the river, joined in by all the
Southern states near enough the river
to be remotely interested, it is GER
tain that Natchez will not be satisfied
with anything less than the presenta-
ton ceremonies.
On the other hand, the coast towns
will cry bad faith if the present plans
are changed, the date having already
been fixed.
Whichever way the committee turns
it will have trouble, and it is expected
that even Vicksburg may begin a
movement to have the cruise of the
vessel extend up as far as that city,
which would further complicate the
perplexities of the situation.
1t is expected that a meeting of
the committee will be held early in
next week, probably as soon as State
Superintendent of Education Powers
returns from the educational meeting
he is attending in Atlanta. Ex-Gov.
Vardaman has just returned from his
lecturing trip to Springfield, ILL.,, and
such a meeting would likely be at
tended by a full membership.
In the meantime, Gov. Noel would
not be surprised at the early arrival
Of delegations from both sections ot
the state, urging personally the claims
already presented in their telegram:
and other communications.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-17
governor ASKED
TO GRANT PARDON

JACKSON, Miss, April 17.--Gov-
ernor Noel has been petitioned to
grant a pardon to Robert jackson, a
Marshall county negro sent up to
serve a five year term for attempted
murder. The petitioners assert that
Jackson has always been law-abiding
negro, and there were many eXtenu-
ating circumstances connected with
his crime.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-17
PUBLISHERS Will
MEET On JUNE 8
At BIRMINGHAM

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 17.-Sec-
retary V. H. Hanson of the Southern
Newspaper Publishers association
announces that this years meeting
will be held at Birmingham, June s. 1t
was decided at the last meeting at
Charlotte to hold the meeting at Bir-
mingham, but no date wa Vssz,vs
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-17
Missionaries at Mersina.

NEW YORK, April 17.-Walter l.
Miller. treasurer of the board of for
eign missions of the Reformed Pres
hvterian church, said today that MS
church had no missionaries perHa-
nantlv stationed at Adana. The Re
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-17
FAIRBANKS SAIL FOR ORIENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 17.-For-
mer Vice-President Charles w. Fair
banks accompanied by Mrs. Fairbanks
sailed for the Orient today on the JAP
anese liner Chiyo Maru. He will stop
at Honolulu, leaving there on May II
for Yokohama, whence he will pro-
coed to Peking
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-17
ALLEGED PAPER COMBINATION
Bill Of Equity Filed in New York
AGAINST Manufacturers.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE United
States government today filed in the
United States circuit court bill in
equity against the alleged combination
of fibre and Manila paper manufac-
turers, praying for a decree dissolv-
ing the combination and prohibiting
the members thereof from further
operating under such combination.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-17
eAe5 HAS NONE FOR SALE.
Virginia and Carolina League Man
ayers Want outfielders.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 17.-Reply-
ing to offers from Virginia and Caro-
lima League managers to buy local sur
plus outfielders, Manager Babb re
ports that no players are for sale OF
trade at present Eighteen men art
on the present pay roll.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-17
NsFFERlEs-JoHNsoN FIGHT.

BEAUMONT, Tex, April Thames
Glssett of this city today wired an
offer of $4,000 for the Johnson-Jef-
fries fight, in the event the match is
arranged. Gossett says he means bus.
ness.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-17

Everybody is darning the stocking
tax now. but IL is incorporated in the
tariff bill everybody will soon be
darniIig stockings.-Albany Times
Union.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30
sPO RTs

iva creek soon after daylight. They
will then enter the bay and drop an
Choir of the hotel. There Is deep wa
ter and good anchorage we'll up TO
the shore.
Immediately on dropping anchor
all yachts will dress ship and walt
to send boats ashore until after the
flagship. Hawaii II, has sent boat
ashore.
Sunday will be spent at Haleiwa
and the return will be started early
Monday morning"
All the yachts will take part In
the cruise, and most enjoyable time
should be had by everyone. A large
crowd of people will make the trip
down by water and n is expected
that quite a number will take the
train to the Haleiwa Hotel on Sun
day morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30

HaIeiWa Cruise
To Start on
Saturday

The yacht cruise to Haleiwa,
which starts on Saturday evening
at $3.50 o'clock, promises to be one OF
the most pleasant features of the
season so far. Commodore Wilder
has sent out the following notice
with reference to the outing:
THE yacht Hawaii II will take
part in the scheduled cruise to Ha-
leiwa, starting at o'clock next
Saturday evening, July 3. All men,
bers of the Yacht Club who wish to
take part In the cruise are welcome
to go and to take their friends II
they will make known their wish In
good time.
"All those going on the cruise will
be expected to pay their pro rata
share OF the expenses for food, etc.
It Is expressly asked that those who
intend to take part In this cruise
will notify the commodore at their
very earliest possible convenience.
The yacht Hawaii II will be
alongside the wharf at the foot of
Fort street on Saturday afternoon
and all those who are going on her
are requested to be there with their
dunnage as soon after o'clock as
possible, so that there may be no de-
lay with the start and the yachts
can leave the harbOr during day
THE yachts will sail leIsurcly for
Haleiwa so as to arrive of the Hale
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30
PRINCIPALS IN BIG .
FIGHT IN GOOD FORM.

Jack Cordell ran up a big colored
policeman yesterday in the roped
arena. Jack was not asked to come
quietly" to the police station, as
this was another kind of meeting, In
which the cop had to take all the
stoush that was coming, without
without drawing his club.
Cordell is in fine condition, and
as the policeman was In excellent
form, q real willing go was seen by
the fans. Jack blocked In great
style and used his right more than
he has done for long time. Now
and again he would rip In a left
that made the big man grunt and the
spectators yell their approval.
Sullivan is just topping on his
condition and yesterday took on a
new man named Fulton. who GER
tainly put in some fine work on the
genial Richard. Although they
only went two rounds, they we're
very willing ones. and the spar was
watched with great Interest by a
big crowd OF fans, who, as usual.
had journeyed out to see the chamT
pion at work, '' 5,
Joe Cohen has as good as arranged
scrap between Franklin and a
sailor named Lachance, from the st.
Louis. The meeting OF the two men
depends on whether Lachance can
get shore liberty on Saturday night
or not.
The sailor Is said to be the real
thing at the mitt game, and is reck'
cucd TO have good chance against
the Australian However. Franklin
Is no mutt al the game. and can he
relied upon 10 put mp a great go
II he steps into the ring with the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30
Park
Will BOOm
Sport

The new Athletic Park Is being
got ready and will be formally open
ed on July rs. when the Oahu Base
ball League will begin It's series OF
games. Great preparations have
been made for the opening day, and
II is expected that the grandstand
will be completed and the bleachers
ready by that date.
The Park should fll long!felt
want, as, besides baseball diamond,
there will be a half-mile track for
running foot and bicycle races.
There Is also talk OF establishing a
chute, and that in itself should be
a thing OF Joy forever. More fun
can be got out of a bunch OF girls
and fellows during dive down
chute than anything else in the
world OF amusement.
The people behind the new park
have formed company known as
the Hawaiian Athletic Association,
and the following officers Of the COM
lpany have been elected: President.
W. II. Harris; vice president. e. A.
Douthitt: treasurer, c. Bartlett:
secretary. a. V. Gear; auditor, Fred
Harrison. win Douihitt will be
general manager of the company,
and as he has had a lot Of experience
in that line OF work should just
about fill the bill to T.
! Douthitt Is no stranger In Honolu-
lu. having been here for half a dozen
Visits before; In fact he has almost
earned the title of kaniaains now,
He has managed for some big people
lin his time, and has covered large
amount OF territory in his travels.
The amusement park idea is a
lgood one, and one that should boom
from the start. The grounds have
been leased for a long time, and a
Hot OF work has already been don't
Ito At the park mp In proper style. A
I,nine-foot fence will surround the
grounds, and the management In
tend leaving no steps untaken tt
make the resort the most popular ir
Honolulu.
There will be baseball games oil
saturdays and Sundays. and othe
lsports meetings will be brought OF
at intervals. Later on the ground
will be lit with electric lights ant
lcarnivals will be held there. Nigh
bicycle races would draw we'll. an,
the motor cycle men would probabl,
be glad to race for decent trophies
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30
Racing
Bowling
Rowing
Rowing Races
Are 10 Dc
Revived

The scheme mooted by Charlie Hart.
well to boost rowing In this city de.
serves the support Of all the athletes
who have drop of red blood in their
veins. For rowing. which at one ting
was the premier sport In these islands
has slowly but surely died out and
nowadays there is nothing doing IN
one OF the cleanest aud healthiest
sports OF modern times. -.,......., cd.
We have an ideal sheet Of water al
Pearl Hsrbor for rowing races anI
a good program Of races should draw
a big crowd TO the peninsula. In 1906
the University Club and the Elks held
a regetta at Pearl Harbor and the day
was a great success. Since then there
has been nothing doing In the shell
game and the more is the pity Tor
rowing should be INDUCED In all the
year round here.
There is an abundance Of good row.
ing material among our younger men
and there are enough shells to make a
start with any old time. The Uni.
versity Club can easily get a good
crew together, and then II would be
up to the Healanis and Myrtle clubs
to put crews into boats and have a go
at the Varsity men.
Hartwell, Harold Dillingham; and
Tom King are very keen about the idea
OF a revival In rowing. and II behooves
all who are interested In the fine old
sport to get In touch with any OF the
above.named gentlemen, who will only
be too glad TO do all In their power
to give the sport a boost.
: Why every little town OF couple OF
thousand inhabitants in Australia has
boat club, and In some OF the river
towns the rowers have to fight against
shortage OF water In the streams and
for months the outrigger remain Idle
only to come out when the river rises
sufficiently TO float them. And some
real good oarsmen those little Villages
have turned out. Read this list OF
rowers who got their first practice on
inland streams In the back blocks ol
Australia: Bill Beach. Laycock
Searle, stanbury, Kemp. Towns ant
Arnst, who at one time or another hav.
been champions OF the world--the las,
named is the present champion.
Who knows what we might turn ou
In the way OF champions In Hawaii
where we labor under M disadya nj
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30
Baseball
Boxing
Boating
University Club
6nter polo
RANKS

There Is boom in polo for sure,
and the latest development is that
q team from the University Club will
have 20 at the Fifth Cavalry on
the .Moanalau field in the near fu-
ture.
The match last Saturday was the
cause of lot of interest being ex-
cited in the great game, and steps
were at once taken to have team
of players who did not take part In
Saturdays struggle organized and
ready to have tussle with the Cav.
airy.
The team the University Club could
turn out. although not being as
strong as the one which played last
week. would put up remarkably
fine game and could be relied upon
to give the Fifth a hard go over the
four periods.
There were several men standing
down last Saturday who would give
q good exhibition Of the king OF
games, and at the same time provide
o most interesting afternoons sport.
The Cavalry team are not dismayed
over the result OF their initial game.
and are practicing hard every after
noon, and gradually are working up
combination team play that will
make great difference in their
form tht next time they meet q
bunch OF Oahu players.
Several new players are looking
around for ponies. and as a likely
one can now and again be picked NJ
cheap, there is no doubt that quite
number of young fellows Of aver
age position in life will have a trJ
at the game before long.
And there Is nothing much u
bother a man once he can ride mas
decently. for a man with a quick eye
and strong wrist can easily pick VI
the game, Why, Krumbharr. one o.
tht best players who used to play fo'
Maui, never rode horse till HI
came to these islands. and yet t.
watch him at work one would thin'
he had been raised on QUEENSLAND
cattle station where they never al
Jude to acres-always hundreds o
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30
Coast Ieaque,
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man-or-warsman. H....
Tickets for the big show are 60
Ing on very fast, and most of the
best seats are already sold. A big
house is sure to greet the twin
brothers" when they step into the
ring, and, barring accidents, a real
good scrap should eventuate between
Sullivan and Cordell.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30
Mr.. SWAIN

Formerly cutter for H. P. Roth, Is
now in charge Of L. B. KERR &
CO.'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-30
POttie' S
Urine
Powders
A Sure and Safe Kid.
ncy Regulator.
Blood Tonic

These Remedies tropical climate Are
that stumble logy
Remedies
H JOHN P0TTIE Hotel and Union Sts
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8oetbes Grennbe.

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groBen Hoeten fino nns big gum beu-
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mub bod Die &erren einanoer Dor,
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Sc. 9urblaudt Der @er5oe Don
WeimQr.
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Gin Splbat ber1inbert sobes-@er=
ihmDrnna.

gs i6ien S. u. Stone, einem Sc.
teran oes 8iirgerfrieges, bon Gernp.
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Grnnbeigemtmn.s He5ertra9unsen.

gfoiina @derma1n Ii. 81. an gerar
@ountb, elm Streifen 2arb fir Die @ei=
fer Noao; $65.
8. g. 2aro an q. 5. @ernette
@rnnoitiid an Der SOB 5trabe; $11oO.
Noolf 5ol5 an bic 2afepietD Totpnliie
Gompanb Corporation, @rnnbfid i'll,
Gitp<8lod 1897; $1125.
Clifton George an @iQiam uno Hae
talia 9alsmann, @runo1tmd in eel
&epltone 8art Mbbition; $500.
Snlius Geibenltein nnb Srau an W.
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Der gberrb Iqeb; $500.
%. q. 8. @rieienbed an Scat 2efpis,
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2inns gen5el unb Srau an Gilbert s.
Watts, 8rnnotiid in Siib<Mlamo Ctr.
$4,000.
german Clemens II. q. an $. @inf.
Ter, 200 Ider 2arb; $4,000.
8. g: 8aolucci an S. S. 8ommer,
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Srau 9arab grants an grnlt s. s.
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@oiparo s. &oe1frina an Seroinanb
9. aoeitrin9, @runbltid an Der @de Der
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9riinoltld IN Der &ebitone Parf Gu6s
bipiiion, $3.50.
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an Srau Sba Wumme, @runbitiif in
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Wureanfrafie

Gin Sal BON gnreaufrotismug
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@rao (l1ngarn) gemeIbet. 9ort Der
lf)tpano Dor einiger 3eit elm &C.
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i%efoiten beraus5uihlaeen, tpirb er &c
ieoenfa1s norge5ogen baden, ben,
feierIihen Mft fernaubleiben.
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8as man alles erfabren mnh.

Gem Brief zines funoigen 0elt.
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mir f~olgenoes: Die tiirfiiden Stro-
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