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New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

Detroit, April 1.-THE Detroit Tigers, champions
of the American League. opened the season here
to-day, before big crowd with victory over
Chicago. The score TO c Il was a pretty
game, with NIullin and Smith both pitching in mid
season form.
Smith held the Tigers TO four hits, but two OF
these, double by Moriarity and a single by Nc
Intyre in the ffth inning, in conjunction with
an error by Parent, the Chicago shortstop, and
resulted in the only two runs scored.
Mun pitched a remarkable game for so early in
the season. He allowed one hit. gave only one base
balls and struck out five men. Cravath was bhe
only man TO reach first base for Chicago. He
walked in the second inning, and made the only
hit off AIulIin in the eighth.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
SAYS HE MIsTooK HIS HOTEL.

Emmett Gleason. who arrested as he was
leaving room the third floor OF the Hotel Astor
at about o'clock yesterday morning. surprised
Magistrate Breen. in the West Side court. yesIer-
day by sayins, that he had mistaken the Astor for
Mills Hotel No. s. where the location OF his room
correspOnded TO that OF the one he had entered in
the Astor In spite OF this explanation. he was
held in - 500 bail a charge of burglary.
Louis Carver Southard. lawyer. OF Boston. the
occupant Of the room in the AstOr, awoke as the
man was leaving his room. and held him until a
policeman arrived. SOuthard alleges that the man
was carrying his suitcase. and that in his pockets
were a watch. pair % gloves and several articles
Of ieweIry belonging 20 him.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
NEW ROCHELLE YACHTING DATES

The New Rochelle Yacht Club announced yester-
day the following schedule for the season:
April IS, shad bake; May S, beefsteak dinner and
opening ceremonies; June T. annual regatta :: June
26. ladies' day; July 10 D. club cruise; july In
dependence Day celebration; July H. club race for
power boats July 81 race around Long Island
August to q, club cruise; August & summer re-
gatta; September to 6. club cruise; September -
smoker and clambake; October ? closing cere-
monies
The club will join in the celebration of New Re-
chelles tenth anniversary as city April 26 and
in water pageant in Echo Bay on June s. Thirty
one new members were elected during March.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
coURTLANDT F. BISHOP GOES ABROAD
Fusion of Aero and Auto Clubs Completed
Aviation Park on Long Island.

Courtlandt Field Bishop president of the Aero
club will sail to-day for Europe on the steamship
La Provence. He expects 10 remain abroad until
September in the interests OF aeronautics-
Mr. Bishop announced yesterday that the pro-
posed fusion of the Aero Club and the Automobile
Club of America for the control OF all aviation
contests in this country had been completed He
will try to effect like com5na ton in other
tries He announced also that the Aero Club had
chosen an aviation park at Hicksvte. Long Island
Mr Bishop. while in Europe. will attend several
aviation contests. and hopes to meet the Wright
brothers in Rome.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
1SHEVILLE HOTEL BURNS
O7cner Seriously Hurt at KenilzcOrth
Inn Fire.

Asheville, n. .. April B-Kenilworth Inn, which
in its day housed some of the country's greatest
celebrities. completely destroyed by fire early
to-day
Despite the fact that the alarm was sounded
2.30 o'clock this morning. when all the guests
asleep. only person was injured. ex-State Sen
ator Joseph NJ. Gazzam. OF Pennsylvania, owner
of the hotel. who jumped from a third story win
dow in effort TO escape. and sustained internal
injuries. Late tonight il reported from Bit-
more Hospital that he had been unconscious since
noon and that his spine injured. Hopes for
his recovery are entertained. however.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
BROOKLYN 80
CATCHER FOR ATHLETICS ILL.

Philadelphia April 4-Powers, a catcher ana
one OF the most popular players on the Phlladel-
mia American League baseball team was oper-
ated on early this morning for invaginated in
+estine A section OF the intestine removed
and the patient is said 10 be doing We'll with
a bout one chance in five OF living Powers viii be
cut of the game all this season if he recovers. He
was taken III after the opening game on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
HILLSIDE III WINS FOR MR.. WHITNEY

Newmarket April 1.-THE Crawfurd Plate, at
six furlongs. run here to-day and won by
Harry Payne Whitneys Hillside Ill Fln1stead
was second and Albert Han was third Eleven
horses started.
The Ashley Plate. for tvo-year-olds al five fur
longs. by Demosthenes. with Belle of
Belhus second and Flinders third Among the
nineteen starters were August Belmout's Boudoir
and Mr.. Whitney's Tyrconnel.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
PTTTsBURG. 3; CINCINNATI, Q.

Cincinnati, april 1.-THE biggest crowd that ever
turned out for the opening of the National League
baseball season in this city Pittsburg defeat
Cincinnati here to-day by score Of to o. The
Pirates made only four hits of Frommes delivery.
but every hit counted. Cannitz. who pitched for
PitIsbUTg. IN rare form.
Hans Wagner in spite Of stories To the contrary.
IL his cid place al shortstop for the Pirates
and upheld his reputation a hitter with two
bagge-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
BROWN NINE WINS A GAME.

ITy IeIegrapI The IlIbune
Providence April l4.-In six-nning baseball
game played In the rain Brown won her first VIC
tory of the season to-day, defeating Amherst ARri-
cultural College by the score of to g. Warner
had his first tryout in the box for Brown and
pitched c:editably The visitors failed to get hit
/ .oose fielding on both sides marked the game
The score by innings follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
BASEBALL TO HELP BOWLING

Charles H. Ebbets, president of the BROOKLYN
Baseball Club. has made arrangements with Charles
". Murphy, president of the Chicago club for a
"bowers' day at Washington Park BROOKLYN. on
May 81 the proceeds OF the game to be contrib
uted 10 the fund for the entertainment of visiting
bowiers at the national bowling tournament in
Madison Square Garden from NAV "a 10 June %
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
BOSTON. 9: PHILADELPHIA.

Boston. April 1.-THE major league baseball sea
was opened here today with victory for the
Boston team over The Philadelphia Nationals by
score q 10 3 The visitors, with Covaieskie IN
the BOX, started ouJ well and scored two runs ia
tie opening inning Boston solved the big left
hende1's delivery in the hfth. however, scoring
eight runs On eight hits q base balls and
wild pitch Moren succeeded Coyaleskie IN this
hiring, but could not stop the Boston hitters.
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
TO START AN OLYMPIC FtND

The first annual reunion and ball of the whirIers
Of America will be held in the Grand Central Pal
ace tomorrow evening, the receipts of which will
be used 10 start fund to help send an American
Olympic team abroad next year.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
GENERAL WOOD LEAVES PORTO RICO.

San Juan 2 r. April 14-3Iaj0r General Leonard
Wood commander of the Department Of the East.
sailed yesterday from SIayagUez. on the steamer
Ponce. for New York General Wood arrived here
last Saturday He has reviewed the troops and IN
spected the army posts, He Will make a report
regarding the erection Of military hospital San
Juan. The municipality Owls the present hospftaL
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
VIRGINIA DEFEATS PENNSYLVANIA.

Charlottesville. Va, April 14-Carl Walker of the
University of Virginia. almost repeated his perform
ance Of a few days when he pitched no-hit
game in a contest with Pennsylvania here to-day.
He held the Quakers hit and struck out
eleven men The score was; Virginia g. Pennsyl-
vania o The home team made nine hits and PLAYED
an errorless game in the field.
The score by innings follows;
RHE.
PENNSYLVANIA ......... . q . o 0 O o o 90 l
batteries Walker ana Pearson Hfor Virginia Collier
Cozens and Beams. for PENNSYLVANIA. Umpire-Eyana
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
CHICAGO. 3: ST. LOUIS. l.

Chicago. April 14-Overau pitched The opening
game Of the National League season for Chicago
here to-day, and with perfect support the world >
Champions defeated St Louis 10y 4 score OF to l.
ROGER B-esnahan, the new manager Of the s.
Louis team. was behind the bat and played brill
ian- game. The only run scored by the visitors
Vas result OF two wild pitches in succession by
Overall
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
WHITMAN WINS A SQUASH TITLE

Playing in clever style Malcolm b Whitman
yesterday won the squash championship tourna-
ment the courts Of the Harvard Club 44th
street, near Fifth avenue. He defeated Grenvin
Clark. "A former national champion in straight
games-l5-8 l5-l0 md l5.-1O
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
ErnitIess Search for Crazy Snake

Kansas CITY April 4-"Ten thousand men could
not ind Cray Snake in the region in which he is
hiding" said Colonel Roy Hoffman, of the Okla
homa state Militia. to-day He is in a Wild.
sparselv settled region which has been the sue
oessful hiding place OF criminals for years: But
IL "a only a question OF time until We get him"
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
eouernmsnt Victory in Whisky Suit.

Cincinnati April "A jury in the United States
District Court brought in verdict for the govern
rnent to-day. In its suit against w II. Corbin &
Co whiskey dealers in this city, charged with
adding spirits whiskey in barrels after they had
been stamped by internal revenue officers. The
ca Sc will 90 10 The higher courts.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
chi.aao ihrarian Asked 70 Resinn-

Chicago April 1.-THE Public Library Board has
renuested the resignation of Frederick II. Hid
librarian OF the Chicago Public Library. 1t is al
legged that conditions at the library are not up
the standard of other cities. Mr. Hid has been
librarian since 1881
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
TELEeRAPHlc NEWS NOTES.
Bars Cigarettes.

ST Paul April 14.-Governor johnson signed the
nti-cigarette bill to-day which makes il a misde
neanor TO manufacture sell or give away cigar
cites or cigarette papers.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

'Fstred for Moren ninth inning.
Boston ---------- .z---- q q o x-q
FAhso-lphia ---------. % I 0-5
T~z-bsse hfts-Titus. Magee Doom %, Ferguson
.sshien BaTes. Home r1n-Dahlen Hfts-Or .-Jva-
leskae. IN and third ipnngs OF Norsn
"a ,hres and t'yo-thirds innings; or Ferguson in
~ innings on Maftern ) ia THREE innings. Sacrifice
s-is-DooiRn. Covsaeskie. Grant Left on bases-
FFallaoephia. g Boston. 8 First base on balis-On.
EfrEuson. g, OF MOren. ! First bas-
Shilsdephis. Ht by pitcher-By Ferguson Enabe-
=. Aatfern. Doom struck out-E3y Ferguson =. bv
ggoTsieskie ! BY Moren. / wnd pitches-Moren .
N~is-dsttsrns Iims-l-54 Jmpires-RigleI and TRULY.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

New Orleans. April 1.-THE Southern Pacific
Railroad has put into effect policy of giving full
TubIicitv 10 investigations of accidents. A board
OF inquiry to investigate all accidents will be
posed of three employees or officials OF the road and
one nerson who is not in any way connected with
the company Newspaper men will be invited 70
attend the sittings of the board.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

Two. base hits-Jones. Ferris. Hoffman.
rihce hlt-Turner Double plays-WHilace. Williams.
Jones. Wallace. Jones; Turner. Latoe. StovsH (2r.
Loft on hsses-St Louis. Cleveland 2 Base on
bRns-Oh joss, /. Struck out-Ry Powell. {: by
joss L Time-I52 Umpires-Sheridan and Perrine
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
RAIN FOILS THE GIANTS
RITTER LUCK PROMISED
FOR TO-DAY.
Roce for National League PeRnant
Opens Before Big Cr05cds
IN Three Cities.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
s-,okIyp At Nev York.
b1"'h-' Philadelphia AT Boston.
Pittshurg Cincinnati.
Louis at Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
,-..,-o g. st Iouis l.
I1lSAso piTtslmrE Cincinnati. O.
Boston. 3: Philadelphia, >
Brooklyn New York (ran).
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
NEW YORK WINS AT ROLLER POLO.

<ayv York turned the tables on Brooklyn in the
second game for the roilor polo championship at
- ,-1arroonr Rink in Brooklyn, last night by
90 Of : 70 g. The game was hotly contested
The lineup follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

Detroit -...-......-..... q x-2
Chicago ..-..-........ o o %
Two-base hit-MoriarItv Sacrifice hft-SchmIdt
stolen base-Cravath Double plays-Muiu, Bush
and Rossman- Left on bases-Detroit. !; Chicago. l.
First base on baiis-By Mullins /. First base er-
rors-Detroit ? Struck out-By Mullin, s. by Smith.
J. Time-1:22 Umpires-O'Loushlin and KERN.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS,
Interest Gr07cing in Run Of Motor
CMb of Harrisburg.

The reliability contest to be held by the Motor
Club Of Harrisburg May 10 promises to be one
OF the interesting In the East this year,
now that a sanction has been granted by the Amer
lean Automobile Association Four handsome tro-
phies have been offered for competition In the
oral classes. which follows Glass A touring
"ars selling at $3.50 and over; Class b. >rouring
Aers selling at less than $3.50 Glass {. runabouts
Selling at 1000 and over Class ID, runabouts sell
ing a less than $2,0Oo
BY this scheme of price classification the smaller
have the chance to win a trophy as the
expensive and more powerful machines. One
Stuart Of Pennsylvania. This is the first time in
the history OF automobile contests that trophy
has been offered by the chief executive of a state
The Harrisburg committee has spent considerable
surveying the route, and accurate road direc-
tions viii be printed the use the contestants
In addition DR.. Overpeck, OF Philadelphia will
pilot and will mark the route with confetti The
rules provides that the contestants shall travel on
a definite schedule, and there will be checking sta
tions intervals of approximately thirty-five miles
Each viii carry observer. and penalties will
be inflicted for all adjustments repairs and
placements Oil, water and gasoIene tanks may be
filled only at the checking stations. All working
parts such as the bonnets battery boxes coil
boxes. etc, will be sealed and the breaking of a
seal will involve additional penalties At the
clusion of the the will be examined by a
technical committee and penalties will be inflicted
for defects, according to penalty schedule.
Denver. April 1.-THE Thomas car which IS lay
ing the route for the ocean-to-ocean automobile
race. left Denver Il o'clock to-day for Cheyenne
Driving a car earn college education is the
latest reason for number of students taking
course OF instruction in the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association automobile school Among
the 109 in the present class number of
college students from nearby institutions who have
been promised chauffeurs' places if they will learn
drive and repair
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

opening National League Baseball Champions hin
-XN 2usie 80 p. -
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CLEVELAND, 4; ST. LOUIS,

St Louis. April 14-CleveIand defeated ST Louis
by a score Of to .. in the opening game of the
local season to-day The score follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Detroit 2; Chicago. o.
Cleveland. 4; Louis, 2.
New York Washington tran)-
PhilaGelphR Boston train)
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

Denver. April 1.-THE Thomas car, which IS lay
ing the route for the ocean-toocean automobile
race. left Denver at Il o'clock to-day for Cheyenne
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
DETROIT OFF IN FRONT
WHITE SOX SHUT OUT.
MuElin Pitches One-Hit Game to
Open the Season.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YEsTERDt

New York Washington.
Boston Philadelphia
CIevelaud at Louis.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15

Dates have been fixed for two one-day tourna-
nents open To members Of clubs I'm the Women
Afetropolitan Golf Association on May the
women viii gather at the Morris County Coli
C1ub and on Nav IS they will spend the day on
the Salisbury links "A Garden City. These one
asv affairs viii be a feature this season
New-York tribune., 1909-04-15
sullivan IN ninth inning

Totals ~ 2 4 27If 4
Tc
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SECOND DEATH
FROM DRINKING
IN Weeks TINE

Alcoholism stands responsible for
another death, the second ascribed to
it in week s time, Joe Haulani dying
Wednesday night from the effects of a
prolonged drinking bout. He returned
to his home on Beretania between Nuu-
anu and Fort streets, in the evening
ana went to bed, never to awaken.
In the middle of the night his wife
awoke and heard several gasps from
him and stiffening of his body. In
vestigation showed him to be dead and
the frightened woman Immediately
notified the landlord who il turn mott
fed the police.
An autopsy was held yesterday morn
ing and the cause of the man IS death
was set down as alcoholism. Haulani
was % years old and was employed by
M. Phillips & Co. The first death of
the Kind was that of Kihiki, woman
who died Monday in her room on Ku-
kui street and as Kaihue, WHO died
from the results of blow given him
by William Larsen, was drunk at che
time and toppled over easily in con
sequence, drink is again partially re-
sponsible.
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A GOOD MANAGER.

Homer S. Taylor, president of the
National Archery Association, said at
an arehers' dinner in Chicago:
An archer must be very skillful
and calm and cool to succeed. He muss
handle his bow as Mrs. Poarek of Mi
ehigan avenue handles her husband.
Mr.. Poarek came home very late
the other night from an important
political gathering. In the h;ll he
kicked UP rather a row, growing and
swearing to himself till his wife called
to him from upstairs:
What s the matter, my dear2'
g Matter-hic--is, Mr.. Poa1ck
shouted, that there s two hatracks here
and dunno which one to hang ny hat
on
g But you've got two hats, haven 4
you? said Mrs. Poarek, soothingly.
Hang one on each rack and come up
to bed. You re tired. New York
Tribune
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THE VOLCANO.

Not in many years has the crater at
kllauea been as active as at present.
The fires there kindle a desire for
knowledge of scientific nature, and,
as far as known. the book recently
published by the Hawaiian Gazette CO.,
Ltd, entitled "Hawaii and Her Vol
canoes by Charles Hitchcock, LID,
is the only one in existence that fully
describes the phenomena. This book
IS on sale at the different book shops
here, and is one that should be in every
library. It is fully illustrated by en-
cravings from photographs and sketches
and is sold for $500.
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WHITE puppy; black head marked
with white strip over nose. Reward.
Occidental Fruit store S54S
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A well known broker in this city,
who had received several complaints
or, as he terms it, kicks, from some
of his patrons, perpetrated the follow
ing effusion:
s'When it s cool he wants it hot,
When i'll hot he wants it cool,
Always wanting what is not,
AS rule man S a FOOL
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MARIE KENNY of San Francisco
Dramatic Studio, Us Beretania. Prs.>
teal 3-months' private course. AIT
ing, Elocution, Monologues, Vaude
vile, Dancing, Reading, Grace Cul.
ture. Phone SO.
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VETERINARIAN.
PHYSICAL CULTURE.

DR.. L. E. CASE, Office Hawaiian Stock
Yards Co., Ltd. Phone Al.
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, Friday, December "A, 1909.

Cap! tai. Par
PAID Up Val Bid Ask
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HUGO HERZER-Teacher of Singing;
Studio 2022 Kapiolani building. Res
idence telephone, 1901. 361
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HE WAS PARTICULAR.

Mrs. Myies-Who is that man throw
ing that kiss to?
Mrs Styles-It must be you dear. He
wouldn t be throwing ME kiss.
why not2''
" Because it's my husband! ''-Yan-
hers Statesman.
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a VIC

~ wv "
This -
AL asiAfta
fffN tsit 10 /
fxs s4s
E1sstys
pHSziIs'-ss
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ROOM AND BOARD.

THE "'Hau Tree" will be opened Jan
uary l at Waikiki Beach as a first
class apartment and boarding house.
Applications for accommodations will
be received this week. Apply 2199
Kalia road, end of Levers road.
SStI
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

MRS. NJ. w. HENDRY win have room
for several pupils after January LIST,
1927 Pensacola Street. S545
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BARGAINS IN REAL. ESTATE

Fine lot with small cottage. re..;.s
for SIC per mo. on Young st.-slsns
Two story house with lot. lO4xl1s
on Kinau St.-$25o0.
House and lot ON Liliha St.-sIsla IS
A very large lot and large. com fa,t
able house in best repair, on King ST..
$6500
Small neat cottage and small LOT Il
Palama.-$16o0.
An acre ground with spring and con.
Portable small cottage, Kalihi Vallev-
$500.
New house and lot (1oGxI5o) in Nm
anu Traet.-$2o00.
Small cottage and lot (100x1o0, 4.
bearing fruit trees, Nuuanu Traet-
$3.50.
Improved and unimproved lots ID u
parts of the town.
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COMPARISONS.

- have to work like slave.' pro-
tested rhe first office boy.
huh! That's nothing reioined
once boy No ,. 81 have to work like
farmer s wife. Chicago News.
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]. II. sCHNACK, 1877 Merchant Il

FOR SALE-Fine residence. Ra,e.
tania avenue, near Mckinley HieAl
School. Five bedrooms; electric liohfs.
wood, gas and hot water; large Land
room-all mosquito-proof and ,nodsrS
improvements. Servants quarters, etx,
Price $1,000, on easy terms.
COTTON-See me for information !.
trip to experimental farm.
202 McCandless Bldg. Tel. le1.
w. L. HOWARD
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DRAMATIC.

AND MASSAGE given by Prof. Baron,
Rooms 51-52, Young Hotel.
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~23.125 on 500 PAID. T54 per cent.
paid. Redeemable at 103 at matu
rity.
Session Sales.
20 Oahu Sug. Co., 80; Is Honokaa,
81.
Between Boards.
100 McBryde, 5; 35 Haw. Sug. Co.,
50; 10 Pioneer, 1913; $4,000 Haw. Irr.
Co. 6s, 100; so EVA, 32.625; Is Haw.
G. & S. Co., 81.
Memo-Dec. "a, 1909.
This date distribution of Ookala
funds at the rate of $500 per share.
Notice-Dec. "a, 1909.
Next session of the exchange Mon
day, January 3, 1910. Holiday vaca-
ton.