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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-28
More Marathon
Dope and Notes

All the blk six are nard AZ u. Jach'
son. the champion Marathon runner
Of the Hawaiian Islands, better known
rs the Marathon Kid" and his man.
ager and trainer, Bill Chiffon. may be
seen daily somewhere between Moana-
lua and Diamond Head. out for long
run.
His running and stay Ing qualities
show that he Is In beautiful condition.
Tsukamoto, the Japanese champion.
has a new trainer and adviser. and Is
not the Tsukamoto Of old but new,
faster and better runner. This time
he is getting well rubbed after his
road work is over; he has also adopt
ed the American type OF Marathon
running shoes. He has changed his
gait as well as his style Of running
which has made wonderful differ.
ence In him.
Last Saturday, at the Kapiolani
Park race course, before a congrega-
ton of newspaper men, he ran rs
miles, starting at 1:55 p. m. and nm
ishing at 5:44 p. m. Bill Chiffon.
Jackson's manager and trainer. hap
pened to be there ana sat up ana 'ooA
notice.
Antoine Kaoo. the Hawaiian, better
known as the Waialua horse, has been
conditioning himself for some time
His training quarters are around
Thomas Square, ana ne may De seen
daily burning up the FOUR streets '""'
bound the square.
VI the Marathoh runners, An'ohe
kaoo Ii looked upon US oens 'e,'
dangerous. Whham SnnerSon, mo
manager, mas peen paying pari'cu'a'
attention 70 th's wohasriu' o'o n'ah
VINO might YET sho" 'he wa! !" Tue
younger sehera''oh ;
Dal Fahy. VINO gave JACKSON s"eh a
nara run AT the League sro"nus '"s'
spring. VIII DC 'nere asa"' a"u 20
rounding ihto hhe 10TH" ms ,"s
IL poth s'ynsh anu soo. ne "ae ~.
heignt ana puiid ana ID just '"e ''e"'
age ior hara run.
BOD hoss ID tah'ns care VI MN az.
VIII nave pa' ."ere WIN 'o"e anu
steaay stride "heh .ne raoe s'a's,
Y. ~ oharhe' the Chinese enanhp,o.
better KNOWN as nan'.nl Shae,
says isukamo.o cah pea. mn ~ zen
miie rum o"t ne VIII lo'' me jap o'''
the Marathon distance.
haimuki ohariie ID IN hara .,"'lne
ana ID running iro" ~ ~ ~ "'.'
every day. ne uses = oh'neSe ,uo
down every otner day' pecause ne ID
chihamah, ana "h''e man 'u''uo"N
petweeh aa's' peeause " 10 "''
man y race
Charhe niuue Soou III the last Wal
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-28
ANUsElEETs
Grand Exhibition Of
Fireworks!
All Set Pieces

Set. No. I. The Gate Of Pearls -
Displays the American and Jap
anese Aags. with words wei.
come" and Congratulations on
the Opening Of the Exhibit"
Set. No. Q. The 0doni Of the Apri.
cot Flowers. y
Set. No. 8. Golden Vehicles In Con.
fusion - Displays ten OF more
vehicles on fire and twenty or
more willows suddenly emerg
ing into view in . state Of con-
fusion.
Set No. 1. Butterflies and the Flow.
ers-Displsys butterflies play.
ing at the golden flower.
Set No. 8. willows and the Fire.
flies.
Set. No. 6. Imitation Battlefield.
Set No. 2. Changes in Color Dis.
plays several hundred lights
undergoing five successive trans.
formations In color5.
Set. No. 8. Umbrella Fire - Dis.
plays the emblems Of the Gen
and Hei clans Of ancient fame
and the expanded tail Of the
peacock. 5c
Set. No. 8. Bees in Confusion -
Displays several thousand angry
bees flying in confusion.
Set. No. 10. String Of Pearls-Dis.
plays several hundred multicol.
ored balls Of Are.
Set. No. II. Umbrella in . driszline
shower Of rain.
Set. No. H., Cherry Blossoms in the
Morning Sun. - Displays the
word Goodbye" in q field Of
cherry blossoms.
Honolulu Athletic Park,
SATURDAY EVENING,
| u OCT. 80, 1909.
.,.s n, AT 8 O'CLOCK P. M.
+" Prices Of Admission ;, Soc, csc, Is,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-28
SHORT SPORTS.

Attired In sweaters, knee breeches
and the rest Of the costume that
constitutes the wearing apparel OF
the ordinary baseball player. the
members fthe faculty of Stanford
University. will appear upon the
varsity diamond on Saturday. Oct.
80. The members of the opposing
team are to be picked from among
those who have been on former var
sity squads. Because no Rugby
game Is scheduled for that date the
opportunity for the "studes" to see
the professors in action on the ball
field will probably be taken ad-
vantage of by practically the entire
student body.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-28

At the Kalihi Athletic Club meeting
which was held last night twelve men,
bers were present, and Eddie Fernan.
dec presided. A committee of three
was appointed to investigate the Oahu
League proposition, and It was decided
to play ball next Sunday at the DAth-
letic park, . 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-01
Olympia Beauty Spot
Made National Park
by United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 1 4.
The president has set aside
100000 acres of land, comprising
fine scenic area in the Olympic
mountains, as national park.
The reservation is the culmina-
ton of the efforts representative
Humphrey has made during the
last few years to have congress
create such a park for the pro-
lection of elk in the Olympic.
Congress, however, failed to find
a way to this end.
Mr.. Humphrey this year pre-
sented the matter to the presi-
dent, aud after consultations with
the forest service and the interior
department, the president decid-
ed to create the reserve himself.
The area thus set aside for all
time as beauty spot in the state,
includes the most rugged district
u tho Olympics.
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lowed the coupe, which drove
quietly to the Litzanoffs.
Wanda found Nadege happy, ra-
diant with. delight.
'Stepane and l." she said, "have
become out-and-out nihilists. We
Twill follow you anywhere, even to
Siberia. Will we not, Stepane?"
"To the end OF the world" he
answered.
The dinner was very gay.
At 8 o'clock they sent Nadege's
two maids back in the coupe. and
the four friends went together in
an ordinary hack to Padlewsky's.
They got out of the hack at the
New Perspective. But what was
their dismay In seeing behind
them the sled that they thought
had followed the two maids In the
coupe! How. had the scoundrel
found out their trick?
1.-THE girls must have spoken to
one another as they got into the
carriage, and Popoff knows Wan
da's voice and mine perfectly
WE'LL" explained Katia.
we hlubb Itu OuIoClNC6 Vi hths
anyhow," said Litzanoff. "In time
of war spies are killed." and he
drew out little dagger.
1--WE must buy him off," said
Wanda. Have you enough money
about your"
az have few bank notes."
He went up to the spy.
"Popoffi" he called.
The fellow. who had no notion
he was discovered, bounded upon
his seat.
Come down, want to speak to
you"
He came down.
"How much do they pay you
for following us?"
but p
"No butts; answer mel"
81 assure you, your excellen-
lcy"---
81 know you; II you do not an
swer me at once l will have you
arrested by the police, for the
money you stole from Prince Kry-
loft. How much will you take for
lying to the men that employ
your"
FIFTY silver roubles."
"Well, here are hundred; and
see to 1t that you do not come
again in my way, for If you do 1t
will not be roubles that you will
get. you scapegrace.
Popoff leaped to his seat,
whipped up his horse, and drove
loft quickly toward the Neva.
Then the four friends disap-
peared down narrow lane which
led into larger street, built up,
as are all the streets in Peters
burg, by handsome houses and
miserable shanties standing side
by side.
| They rang a bell at No. II,
mounted two flights of stairs, and
knocked at door, which opened
Instantly.
Ito be continued.)
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CHAPTER XIII.
Pursuit Of the Nihilist.

hAS0hg Va GhsC ANhhhASts
I'VE are watched" said Katia
to her friend, as she got into the
coupe.
What do you mean?"
II have seen the same man
pass by the house twice. There
he is, in that sled, getting ready
to follow u.s."
do you really think so?"
IT am sure of It.
Wanda looked around, and saw
the sled following them at a lit
tie distance.
"He has not horses like mine, Z"
she said, and, lowering the glass,
she spoke to the coachman.
The horses flew. 1t was 8
o'clock, and they were beginning
to light the lamps, for at 8
O'Clock in January it is dark at
Petersburg.
In less than five minutes they
had distance the hired sled; but
what was their establishment when
they suddenly perceived It stand
ing at the corner of the English
quay!
Evidently this man was a spy,
who knew where Princess Kryloff
lived.
Wanda found her father waiting
for her in her boudoir.
where do you come FROM" he
inquired. eff this is to be the way
of it, 1t cannot last. 1t is my duty
to watch over you, and to know
what you are after"
For this one time I can tel
you," answered Wanda; 81 have
just been to see Nadege Litzanoff
But If at some future time II
should suit me not to tell yor
where I have been, your question.
would force ME to lie."
The prince walked up and dowr
the room with hurried steps.
Suddenly, throwing a large rol
of bank notes upon the table, HI
exclaimed: Here are the $4,000
roubles I promised you. Am I t,
know. at least, where this none.
is going TOT"
"If l am to keep an expense &C
count, I would rather have 20,
keep the money"
| Wanda looked at her father
she saw the veins swelling in hi
forehead, and she knew what tina
meant. But she was determined
she would give up nothing.
The prince, recognizing her TEN
Iper. continued more gently:
"Chabert and I had an inter.
view with the minister: everything
is going on very well. You are
satisfied with me in this matter
are you not? And in return, will
you not grant me a little favor?'
"What is it,"
ITO spend this evening with
|me?" -.
ooh. that is impossible"
"Why?"
IT am not going to dine at
home"
Every WELL" cried out the
prince, completely losing control
of himself; II cannot accustom
myself to allow you to go out
alone day and night, whenever you
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-01
PRINTERS WIN
THEIR FIGHT

WALLA WALLA, March L.
Striking printers of the Washing
ton Printing & Book Manufacture
ing company have resumed work
after having won their fight for
an increase from $3.50 to 81 a
day. The company. after holding
out about two weeks, signed the
scale Saturday night.
The Morning Union, published
by the company against which the
fight was declared, has absorbed
the Evening Statesman, and will
publish an evening edition of the
Union instead. The papers are
said to be controlled by Levi An
keny.
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/ IN - "
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think fit"
Wanda listened to this new out.
burst with calmness.
do you know what is said OF
your" continued the prince. az
have just heard It from a friend
of Trepoff-they say you are So
cialist, nihilist, conspirator
and all this mystery looks very
much like 1t. If only knew
"Well!"
That in my house. my daughter
was plotting against the emperor
II l thought that you had the least
intercourse with these bandits
these thieves, these assassins, IL
would renounce you forever;
would give you up to the author.
tiles"
Wanda saw her danger. She
hated lie. but now she believed II
had become a duty.
Laughing gayly. she said: Els
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sccrue to me from the overturr

accrue to me from the overturn
q society"
Kryloff knew his daughter, her
independence of thought. her per-
feet horror of lie. This avowal
Of hers set his mind at rest.
THAT Is just what l said my
self; but why Is there this con-
slant mystery about your actions?
Tell me, for instance, where are
you going to dine todayf"
II am going to take dinner at
the Litzanoffs."
Yes, l went to make peace be-
tween Nadege and her husband ;
we dine together. and then we are
going to the theater."
"Spoilt child" sighed the
prince. ''you know that I always
give up to you. ! wanted to look
over the list of Invitations with
you this evening. and add few
names to 1t. Prince Stackelberg's
among Others"
Very we'll! tomorrow morning
we can do 1t. I will help you with
your ball, II you will help me with
my home"
In her own room she called Ka-
tia and asked for a light.
Make haste, Katia, and dress
IN one of my gowns-in future you
are to be my companion"
But Katia answered, hardly no.
ticing her sudden rise In rank:
1--WE certainly are watched;
just saw that sled again. l sent
Fedor to look; and he recognized
Popoff, whom the prince dis
charged last month"
SIS he sure of that?"
Eyes, and 1t frightens me, for
that Popoff is a thorough scoun-
drel, capable of anything. He has
probably told the police about the
trips we have been taking at
night"
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: f"Indeed," said Wanda; "ther
war is really declared. But We
shall find means to throw them of
the track. AS we are going to the
Litzanoffs' house, who are certain
ly not suspected, we may allow
ourselves to be followed; ther
about 9 o'clock we can dress uT
two of the maids in our hats and
cloaks and send them back in the
coupe. Then, after they are gone,
we and the Litzanoffs can pay our
visit to Padlewsky."
VERY we'll. We may escape
this time, but this is a permanent
danger"
Wanda seemed lost in thought;
suddenly she cried out: Eureka!
will seize the bull by the horns;
I will get my father to take me to
see Gen. Trepoff.
well. what will you say to
him?"
81 will complain of being sus-
pected by the government that my
father has always Loyalty served;
I will complain of being watched;
will invite him to our ball." and
she burst out laughing.
The spy, still in the sled, fol-
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1HE ST. fOLLOW Ell AI1I
COUPE, WHICH DROVE QUIET
LY TO THE LITZANOFFS.
this the cause of your anger? Ii
the police SO hard to run that II
must needs attack young girls OF
noble birth? But how could have
given them cause to accuse me?
All! I remember. Last night at
the ball was talking about nihil-
ism with Vcrenine. We were
laughing at something, and / said
that If socialism could deliver us
from these official gatherings
where we are nearly crushed to
death 1t would render society a
great benefit; and he told me
about an address that the emperor
had received from pretended
committee.
There was gentleman watch
ing us. I refused to dance with
him. I wager he was spy. But,
father, what earthly benefit could
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man approached her and order
ed her to throw up her hands.
When they had nearly reached
the shrubbery another man ap-
preached, and Miss Hammond
seized him, imploring him for
help. At this the alleged hold-up
man skunk into the darkness and
Miss Hammond reached the home
of friends in safety.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-01
HOLDUP MAN FORCES
YOUNG WOMAN TO TAKE
STROLL WITH HIM

Evidence that social degen-
crate Is operating In Tacoma in
the guise of a hold-up man has
again been brought to the atten-
ton OF the police by the reported
hold-up of Miss Josephine Ham,
mond at South Sixth and Warner
Streets last Friday evening. Ac-
cording to Miss Hammond she
had just alighted from a car when
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-01

PEELED to pay $40 a week for thir-
teen films, $40 week for the use
OF the patents, and So week for
the privilege of using each film.
1t is alleged that a merger has
been effected whereby the Moving
Picture Patents company, which
controls the business throughout
the United States and Europe. has
secured control of the Pacific
coast industry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-01
A GIRL HUNG

Around her fathers neck and
begged him to let her get a pair
of those swell looking eye glasses.
with the finger piece mounting,
that HAYES is getting out at such
reasonable prices. If you haven't
seen the kind she wanted, and,
by the way, she got them too,
come up to 41S Fidelity Bldg. and
let HAYES show you. a*s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-01
.fIV[.CENT THEATERS
THROTTLED BY TRUST

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, March L.
Nickelodeon and moving picture
theater owners today are appeal
ing to independent companies sup
plying moving picture films to
save them from what Is termed an
attempt by the so-called moving
picture trust to force arbitrarily
high prices on them. The pro-
prietors allege they will be COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-01
FIVE DEAD BODIES
FOUND ON
BOAT
(By United Press Leased Wire.

Wy Witch ITeSS IFHSeU W1fe.1
ALGIERS, March 1.-The iden-
tity of the ship rammed by the
Belgian steamer Austria 10 days
ago has been established. Sailors
from the Austria say they saw on
the boat the name Condor, !"
London. On the boat were five
dead bodies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-01
FISH TRUST MEN
INDICATED FOR
FRAUD
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

CHICAGO, March Wv. Yer
non Booth, president, and F. r.
Robins, treasurer of the fish trust,
were indicted Saturday for con-
spiracy to defraud. It is charged
they made false representations to
the Continental bank of Chicago,
thereby securing 100000 to try
to bolster up the failing resources
of the business.
1t Is said the assets of the COM
pany are less than 100000, and
the liabilities at least $6,000,0O0.
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On matters of Importance, your
business associates auto-home-'
phonit. *+@
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Beware of the snoop! Home
phonit! $50
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Baby buggies retired, also re-
pairing. e. e. Peterson. 924 Tao. =
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The better class patronize Princes
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-01
STATISTICS
OF SHAME
Thousands of Per
sons Lynched in
United States
men, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Terrible Indictment for Law
lessness at Negro Con-
ference.

New York, June THAT 3.2S4
men, women and children had been
lynched in this country in the last
quarter OF a century, was the asser.
ton that Miss Ida Wells Barnett made
at the National Negro conference here
today. She declared that the lynch.
ing record discloses the hypocrisy of
the lynchers. She declared that in
the Springfield riots, brought about
as result of woman's charge that
she had been attacked without cause,
the woman afterwards said that she
had not been harmed.
lynching Results in Contempt Trial.
Washington, D. c.. June lin the
cases of former Sheriff Shipp and 9TH
ers from Chattanooga charged with
contempt, the supreme court of the
United States today postponed pass
ing sentence to permit the prisoners
to file petition for re-hearing. The
case will go over to the next term,
the prisoners remaining out on bail.
The arraignment of the six men be-
fore the highest tribunal in the land
is unprecedented. The six men were
Joseph F. Shipp of Hamilton county,
Tennessee; his jailer, Deputy Jere-
miah Gibson. and Luther Williams,
Nick Nolan, Henry Padget and Will
liam Mayse, all of Chattanooga. They
were found guilty a week ago of the
charge of contempt for permitting and
participating in lynching in 1905 OF
a negro, Ed. Johnson. after the su.
preme court had permitted him to
bring his case before them on appeal
He had been found guilty of rape and
was under sentence to be hanged The
people were excited when it became
apparent that Johnson might escape
and the lynching followed. The SUI
preme court took Offense and Roose.
welt ordered an investigation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-01
Highwaymen Hold
Up Thirty Merry
Makers.
STRIP THEM Of JEWELS
Duluth Woman Robbed of
$4,000 at Seattle by
Burglars.

Denver, June -Four masked
highwaymen held up a crowd of thir
ty merry makers at Tavern, Peters
burg resort last night, and obtained
$4,000 worth of diamonds and 5000 ir
money. The men and women were
startled by four men who lunged in
at as many doors and presented q
brace Of revolvers each. All hands
went skyward and the leader collect
ed the valuables.
Hid Her Money In Bed Sheets.
Seattle, Wash. June /. - Mrs
George Shea of Duluth reported to
the police the loss Of 100000 in cur
rency today. She came to Seattle to
invest in real estate. but neglected to
put the money in the bank. She left
her home after carefully hiding the
money between the sheets of bed
where the burglars found it after ran.
sacking the house.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-01
INFORMING THE
I |MPUOENT YANKEES
Germans are Arous-
ed Over Tariff
Agitation
cENsuRE THEIR OFFICIALS
Charge Them With Giving
Away Trade Secrets to
u. S. Senate.

Berlin, June 1.-Oficial circles are
aroused at the charges made by
American Senators that the German
government has been supplying sta
tistics of German trade conditions cal
culated to have effect on American
tariff legislation. 1t is charged that
the statistics on German wages show
them to be higher than in America
and German trade journals allege
that the Interior Department has beer
giving away trade secrets with the
result that the American tariff will
be adjusted in such manner as tc
prevent exports to the United States
German newspapers contain savage
attacks on the foreign Office for Civ
ing the "impudent Yankees" infor
nation on vital statistics. The mat.
ter is likely to come up in the Reich.
stag
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-01
WOOL MARKET
HAS BROADENED

Boston, Mass, June 1.-The local
wool market has broadened consider
ably with the arrival of the greater
part Of the new clip. Buying by man
ufacturers continues and the prices
are still very firm. The level of val
ues Is now practically back to that
which obtained three years ago. The
average medium territory woods were
valued at S. to 10 secured, with staple
wools at ~ on a clean basis. The
sales Of domestic wool are larger now
than for several years. while the
movement in. New Zealand cross
breeds is again substantial.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-01
.SEATTLE's GREAT
OPENING DAY
President Presses
Gold Key at the
White House
SETS WHEELS IN MOTION
Tidings Announced With
Clamor of Whistles and
Boom of Guns

Seattle. Wash, June president
Taft in the White House at S'o'clock
this afternoon pressed the telegraph
key of Alaska gold and sent sparli
across the Continent that put in mo-
tion the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific EXposi
ton; loosed the waters in the foun.
tains unfurled its banners, started
the bands playing, released the
showers of daylight fireworks, called
upon the saluting guns of the Ameri
can and Japanese fleets, set all steam
ers in the harbor and engines in the
railroad yards shrieking and below.
ing and brought forth rejoicing from
all Seattle which for years has been
toiling for this day The exercises
at the grounds began with military
precision at the Presidents signal
The exercises We're held in a vast
natural amphitheater sloping to Lake
Washington.
The program consisted of music, an
invocation by the Roman Catholic
Bishop, Edward J. O'Day, and ad-
dresses by Director General I. A.
Nadeau, President J. E. Chilberg. a
long address by James J. Hill and the
benediction by the Protestant Epis-
copal Bishop F. w. Heater. Just be-
fore noon. Pacific time, the word was
flashed to the White House that all
was ready and President Tafts re-
sponse set loose all the flags, machin-
cry and bells.