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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-10-14

The last Grand Lodge showed wise
Judgment in re-electing Mrs. M. f..
Parker, Secretary-Treasurer THIS
woman has proven herself an indi-
spehsible asset to the Order. In fact,
the whole roster as appears here are
men and women of unquestionable in
tegrity.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-10-14
MARRIAGES.

Alex. Clardy and Mary Wood.
VIM. Anderson and Clara Lee Ed
wards.
William Watson and Minnie Agnes
Head.
Joe Whitworth and Bessie Fulghum.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-10-14
GAY STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Rev. P. N. Pendleton of the Vine
Street Chr stian Church (white), will
speak at the Gay street Christian
Church at 3 o'clock p. m, on Sunday,
October 16.
Young ladies of Walden University
will render musical selections. Public
Invited. Special invitations to preach
ers.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-10-14

A change made at the last sra,s
Lodge' and one that will srengtkep
.ne order was the increase in The
nUriat benefit from $3.50 to AZ
ms and other special features set
forth in the minutes will attract 10
the Grand Lodge many recruits in
the next twelve months.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-18
Commercial Review
81 ohurchill Harvey. EIde:.

bond upward spectacular
week Nearly listed
by
the lists of transactions
other shares mounted upward without other
that the tone of the market decidedly healthy
Bonds
few large transactions recorded the catholic
evidence of general the of the buying public hold
securities and unwngness the of bondhode
The seadet and
shares This stock excellent
quotations considerably
noticeable
prices
Wild
jumped in Ttree and which
the dividends
cuttings began drift about Merchant Then
blocks stock ang 500 shares ALL brought
ga sixtfve shares small lots
the price advanced 100 shares small blocks
next 1885, block
quarters failed
final quotation the
Lively.
of
advanced 1916 That
then
Then
last recorded three small blocks oang 100
which "a Thirty bid 25 asked quotations
hands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-18

| q 6.75; 5, $50 q z; so, rs, so, 25,
500 a Z.
Waialua-20, 20 "a 1874; 10 @ 1874;
20, 10, 5, Is "a 124; 8 a 1874; 80, 10 a
| l24.
olaa-loO, 100 "a SIS; rs, 100 a
5.75; 5, As "a 6; 10, 80, so, 40 "a 6; so,
Is "a 6.25; Is "a 6.25; 40 @ 6; 80, 80
"a 6; 100 "a 6.125.
oahu-15 "a 33. rs; Is "a 1875; 100
500 "a "a; so, "a "a; 10 "a "a; 8, %
20, 5, 5, 40 "a 34.125; "a S4.S75;
"a $3.50.
Hutchinson-25 a II; $50 "a II so;
so, 40 "a 1875; 10 "a 1885; 20, s "a
IS. so; 200 O. 1925.
375; 1000 "a 2S.375; 10 "a 2S.75; 10
"a 90; 10 "a 30; 80 "a 90; so "a 80; 35
"a 80. 1925.
Hawaiian Commercial-75, 90 "a 80;
10 "a So; 1870, 20 "a 50; 100, 12e, $50 a
So; $50 "a So. %; 10 @ $3.50; 35 a
3s. so; 235, 265 "a 3s.25.
Pioneers "a 1919. so; "a 200.
Paia-43 "a 14o; 20, 16 "a lao; &c
a 40.
Honokaa-1Oo, 400 "a 2O.75; 10 a
81; 20 "a %; 20 0 81. 375.
Honolulu Rapid Transit, common-1 Ii
| "a 104. so
Hawaiian Pineapple-22 a 90.
Bonds.
Kauai r. r. 6s-$10,000 "a 9S; $14,
600 "a 9s; $4,000 "a 9s; $1,000 "a 50
$1,000 @ 9s; $4,000 "a 9s.25.
Hawaiian Irrigation 6s-$5O0 "a 100
$4,000 "a 100.
McBryde os-$l, 900 a 90. so; $1,000
| a $50.
Hilo r. R. Extension OSLO, 900 a
95; $4,000 "a 95.
Hilo r. R. 6s tissue 1901 81 900 a
100.
Olaa 6s-$5OO "a 100.
Honolulu Rapid Transit 6s-Ss,000 "a
10Y.
Kohala Ditch 6s-$l0,000 "a 100.
Waialua 5s-$1 900 "a 100.75.
Dividends.
January 10, 1910.
Hawaiian Sugar Co., 40c share; Oah,
Sugar Co., zoe share; o. R. & L. Co.
75c share; Pepeekeo, 81 share; WaIa
lua, 75c share; Honokaa, Toe share.
Beginning this month Hawaiian Ag
ricultural Company dividends will bt
paid the goth instead of the last day OF
the month
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-18
EDITOR SHEBA Is
EXPECTING FATHER

S. Sheba, ST., father Of Editor ShebI
Of the Hawaii shinpo, is expected here
on the Chiyo Maru which Is scheduled
to arrive Wednesday week. Mr.. sheba
comes TO pay visit to his son, whom
ho has not seen for some time.
The elder Mr. Sheba was for long
time director Of the Imperial postal
aud telegraph service In the Iyo dis
trlct. lie held this important position
until advancing years induced him to
lay down the cares Of public life and
retire from active participation In ma
iiona Affairs,
Though he has always occupied m
important position In Japanese public
Affairs, the elder Mr., sheha han found
tins 10 devote 10 art, and ho l. an
amateur painter % considerable note
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-18
OVERTAXED
Hundreds Of Honolulu Readers Know
What It Means.

WnaJ IL means.
The kidneys are overtaxed;
Have too much to do.
They tell about it in many aches and
pains
Backache, sideache, headache.
Early symptoms of kidney ills
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Bright 3
disease follow.
The statement below shows you a
certain cure.
A. Il. Wildman, 1900 E. Ninth St.,
Oklahoma City, Okla, says: "Doan Is
Backache Kidney Pills will always have
my praise, as they proved of the great.
est benefit to me. Several years ago
was SO bad off as the result of kidney
trouble and Bright 3 disease that 1 was
told by three physicians that / had not
long to live. My complaint was
brought on by hard work and exposure.
There were severe pains In my back
and loins both day and night and lost
weight until was but a mere shadow
of my former self. When Doan 3
Baekache Kidney Pills were brought TO
my attention, / procured box and
began their use. | soon noticed that
my condition was improving and thus
encouraged, ! continued taking this
valuable remedy. The contents Of six
boxes made n complete cure and | have
since been free from every symptom
of kidney trouble"
/ Donn's Baekaeho Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeeperi
at 80 cents per box (HiS boxes t2,bO)
or will be- mailed on receipt 81 price by
7 iha IlOllisior Drug Co., Honolulu, whole
talo agents f0r ihp Hawaiian Islands
Remember tho name, Doan's, and
take 40 substitute,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-18
Castle & Cooke Co.. Ltd
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

General Insurance AgentL representing
New Kaglgnd Mutual Life Insurance
Company 0f Boston,
Attna flge lnsuIanee 20,
ATTENTION
W. hsYs just accepted che Agency
and
ehs fIolae1oI Underwriters u she
fheeniN VI Hartford,
ihfte 1 ~ uifn HWpnH iig hGu W
Nelief IN Sac lFsaflsse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-18

Continued on Page Five.)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-18
z" KEEPER OF S0ClETYS
SKELETON" RETIRES

LONDON, January 2.--sir George
Lewis, who has been engaged in all
the gratest legal cases In the last half
century, retired from practice with the
new year. Sir George Lewis knows
more Of the social life of Great Britain
than any other man aud had been call.
ed the keeper Of English society Is
skeletons. He numbered among his
clients many royal personages lio has
declared that he would write no me,
m0irs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-18
CRANK THREATENS
THE VICE PRESIDENT

WASH hGTQk, January b, The
capitol police tonight arrested Albert
hlnRaf ~ Two hilprt, VIE, when he
Nas atieulnlinR 40 ree Vice FTeslden,
sherman "a W. oihce. hlnnpl has
been IA Washington f0r ofri yeas
aeohlns 10 obtain lmegupa nfighisli
ihnpgh hepaief ~ faielif nhd ihp
We ffsglifni aHd has nadp iAIsais
paainfl agih
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-18
DENVER WILL HAVE
NEWSPAPERS AGAIN

DEkYHR, Colorado, January ~
Tbs plesmea " ihs eiiy printing o.
Zoos Aha haYo been oui on strike ana
haYe forced lhe appppnsiap ~ An ihs
lnfal pHppf bass agreed 10 e0H'
plpull ~ hnd slll Ipsums Nefk i9aay
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-18
WIDOW or EMPEROR
MAMMALIAN is I'LL

llillsNflls. lanugfy b Tho lnfeite
nays ihr condition " former Empffss
Mario Charlotte. HlndpN VI Emperor
hallmillan ~ NpNpo, - rauring Rfsfp
sAsialy,. fhe bee hoan in1sne foi
SISSY ,eAu,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-18
McBryde Popular.


McBryde Popular.
Trading in McBryde was heavy, and
the price advanced from 6.37 1-2 to z.
The heaviest trading was yesterday
morning when thirteen blocks, totaling
1645 shares sold at prices ranging from
6.75 to z. The total sales during the
week amounted to 2902 shares. This
very evident desire on the part of the
buying public to get on board lent
color to all sorts of weird rumors, but
most of the stories were as absurd as
they were unfounded. The closing
price was 7.12 1.2 bid and $50 asked.
Just thirty-fve shares Of Onomea
stock, in two blocks, were sold, but
between those sales the price jumped
from 81 to SO. Even the latter bid
attracted no vendors at closing time
and $3.50 was the holding price.
Waialua was as firm as the Rock OF
Gibraltar at 1874. Only 145 shares were
sold in all, and most of the blocks
were small. There did not seem to
be an evident desire to let loose al
any price.
olaa Active.
Olaa was active and showed con
siderable upward tendency. The first
recorded sales were at 5.75 and the last
at 6.12 IL. The closing quotations were
6l21-2 bid, 6.25 asked. In all, 93'
shares changed hands. These shares
like McBryde, evidently look pretty
good to those on the lookout for saft
buys of low-priced stocks.
Paauhau scooted from 2S.37 1-2 tc
29121-2, and the trading was nearly
all in large blocks.
The first day of the week that, this
stock appeared on the sales report l75t
shares in four blocks were sold a,
2s.S71-2. One thousand shares went
at the same price and then the quo
tation moved up peg. Two Thousand
eight hundred and ninety'five shares
sold was the record for the week. The
deals the latter part of the week were
all small. indicating that those who
were forcing the market up had picked
up practically all of the stock lyinf
around loose. The bid recorded at clos
ing time yesterday was 20, but the
holding price was 1925.
Hawaiian Commercial.
=.
Hawaiian commercial showed hioS as
cum OF activity ana chmoea rom 90
up to $3.50. one thousan9 SIX NUM-. ~ =.
and ten shares were SOLO during Wv
week. Bids OF 2S.oo secured no share'
at closing time and those holaing .h'
stock did not even make Seiiins quo
tation. :. !.
Hutchinson cilmped from
1s.l2 ~. one thousand anu tnif''
shares changed hands IN an.
Five hundred shares OF raauhpu wer'
bought in san Francisco TOT locai puy
ers by local broker AT ~ anu rae
tion. About 2ooo shares nave peel
| bought in the last week al prices rang
ing from % and fraction up. faan
hau is looking up and 1t IS expecte,
that water from the hamakua arc
will be turned into the helds next NC
vember.
Bonds in Demand.
Ronds ware also in great demand
Tho areatest number f'sales were r.
do ms s'; "a 80; Re;irav s;ves S4S M
80, nc" 81 - baina ranrasontoJ in ,bo traf
ing ;n these sescurities The first sale
wsro made at os The nrice M which th
Srst honds of The isspe were sold. bu
the demand was so heavy that the las
$4,000 worth brought at the rate o
| gs %,
Hawaiian Irrigation skies were 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-18
PlLEs CURED N Q 10 ~ DAYS.

FAkO OINTMENT u guaranteed
70 cure sRy case u Itching, lilind,
Bleeding " ppoiruding Pills in 0 20
~ DAYS ~ money Ieiunded hade BY
PARIS MEDICINE co, ss,lni lss.iis,
Y, b VIA,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

erai days. However, no official in
formation regarding the contract has
been obtainable from the main Office
of the yard.
When the Chinese admirals visited
the yard some weeks ago the an
nouncement was made by them that
the Chinese government had entered
into a contract with the yard officials
would not discuss the matter. II was
said then that the contract for the
ship had not been signed up.
After Battieship and Collars.
Estimates on the 26.00e-ton battle
ship and two immense naval golfers.
bids on which are tonbe opened by
the navy department at Washington
on December /. are now being pre-
pared at the shipyard and will be
forwarded to Washington within a
few days. The yard officials expect
TO land the contracts for all three
vessels. but they are not discus sing
the matter in advance However. the
opinion seems to prevail among the
workmen thai the plant IS or The
threshold Of az era Of prosperity
such as IL has not enjoyed in years.
Heretofore. the Maryland Steel
Company has been landing the con-
tracts for practically all Of the naval
GOLFERS. but. according TO reports re-
ceived here. that company viii not
submit an estinate on the two YES
sels bids on which are 20 be opened
on December I. These Golfers will
be the largest ever built for the nsvv
and will cost more than $1,000. ooo
each.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
THE JOHNSON PLAYERS
I'm OLD NEW IA A6PSHiRE"

The Guy Johnson Players viii open
their eighth week a; the Academy Of
Music tomorrow night with the rural
comedy drama. in Old New Hamp-
shire This is another OF the pieces
in which Mr. Johnson has a chance
to shine in eccentric comedy charac-
terization-
Two big gift days" are announced
for this week. the first being We'd
needay evening when a handsome
Morris chair will be given TO some
fortunate patron. On Friday evening
a complete parlor suit Of furniture,
consisting OF fye massive pieces up
hoIstcred in leather. viii be the
prizes Both Of the prizes are now
on display.
Prices also viii be awarded az both
the Wednesday and the Saturday
r?atircs. The choice OF Nurse or
a doll and baby carriage viii be givsE
30 some girl. and footballs viii be
given 10 the boys.
Coupons will be given as usual At
the performances. Only children are
eligible to win the matinee prizes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
NOODLES" FOGAN At
OLYMPIC THIS WEEK

Noodles" Pagan, famed the coun-
try over as tho news boy" will be
the headline attraction ~ the Olym-
pic this week Noodles" used 10 be
a newsboy himself and he has been
around the world three times and
across the continent many times,
telling his story to the boys, the
kews boys in particular. For a young
man Of twenty-six years. Noodles
has had a busy life II IS estimated
that on the present tour, which began
on the first of this year. be has
spoken to upwards of 100000 people
and has sold more than $4,000
worth OF newspapers in the various
cities be has visited. the proceeds
from his sales always going 10 some
charitable institution. he has given
2I2 vaudeville performances during
the tour. has spoken before twenty
seven high schools and colleges and
addressed moro than twenty-five
boards Of trade and chambers OF com
merce. Il IL probable that Pagan
has spoken 20 more persons and IN
situations than any other man Of hts
age in the country.
Recently ben r. Lindsey. formerly
judes Of the Juvenile Court. Denver.
Col, was 80 much pleased with The
famous nswsboy's addresses IN MS
town that he mailed him the follow
ing letter.
MY Dear 'N0odies'-I ant 10 tell
you how much appreciate ycur work
for our bows and girls IN Denver and.
indeed. In the entire nation. I have
listened. with the greatest interest 20
your talks 70 the children at the high
school. the Juvenile Court. the indus
trial school and 10 our ncwsbovs All
things considered. ycu make the very
best talk 20 young peopi, 7 have ever
heard You not only know how 10
entertain them, and your talks are
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
Shipyards Will Help Fortify
Manila Bay.
CHINESE WARSH!P RUN0RS
Reports Say LEGAL Company Has Been
Awarded Contract, But Official Con-
firmation Is Iseking-After Battle
ship and Big Collier. rs

Contracts for the construction Of
two big steel tirrefs for one of the
forts al Manila bay. Philippine Is
lands. were awarded the Newport
News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Com
yany yesterday by the war depart
ment according to reliable informa-
ton received here last night The
furrets are to cost about 100000
and after being built mere will be
Knocked down and shipped TO Ma
Mia. They win be Installed by work
men from DE shipyard-
Bids on The turrets were opened 81
Washincon several weeks ago and
tho local yard was the only one that
Submitted an estimate. For thar rea-
son there was delay IN the award
ing II the contract and. IL - said. II
was not until yesterday that the 10
cal ward was finally notified that u
would 10 given The contract for the
work.
Runners About Chinese Wsrrhip.
Seemingly reliable reports that he
Chine . government hss formally
awarded the local yard the .c0ntrsci
for the consfructior- ~ crri<er have
beer going the rounds here for sew
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
Notice TO Mariners.

ELIZABETH RIVER. Va-Sewali
Point shoal gas buoy. No. ?. found ex-
tinguished. was religh;ed November
IL.
Channel buoy ~. 4 spar. f1und cut
OF position. was replaced November
II
Channel buoy Is. a spar. found
broken on. was replaced November II.
Lamherts Point channel lower juno
tion buoy. a rs spar. found broken
of. vas replaced November 10.
DIAMOND SHOAfs LfGHT-NES-
Sci. No. II. dragged three-fourihs
mile ENE during . severe gale No
vember IS. but returned 10 the sta.
ton November ~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

Just as strong from the standpoint OF
the morals you incuIcate as they are
for the delight and pleasure you give
the young people. | wish you could
talk to every school in America.
Il am especially pleased with your
work in vaudeville. Thousands Of our
boys and girls and young people at
tend these entertainments. and 1t is
certainly refreshing 10 see how sue
cessfully you can entertain an audi
ence. and. at the same time. give II a
moral uplift through the pathetic, hui
man and interesting little stories you
work in that have a profound impress
sion for good-especially upon the
children.
Sincerely,
~BEN Il. LINDSAY.
~P. Sd am going 10 put that littis
poem OF yours CBe the Fellow Your
Mother Thinks You AreD IN my cnam-
bers."
Roosevels's Praise.
The greatest worker among boys
in America were the words that ex-
President Roosevelt used in cksrac-
terizipg Noodles and President TAFT
also has indorseG mis- work.
Noodles will be- a. the Olympic
for matinee and night performance
each Day this week
Besides Noodles Pagan the Olym.
pics opening bin viii include three
other acts, BuoTgs and Clara. novelty
Western gymnaffz In an unique and
entertaining specially. Dorothea Read
A. Co. a comedy sister act and Miss
Madgc Hughes. singing coincidence.
The Olympic's program viii also con
tain one Of the popular -B.ographT
pictures entitled. The Voice Of the
Violin
Manager Grail has determined "a
make The coming week a banner one
AZ the Olympic and besides the excel
lent vaudeville bill. a special inducc
menf for extra business is cdered IN
the way Of prizes, which VII se giver
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
THANKSGIVING WEEKS
OFFERING AZ GRANNY

As the Thanksgiving week aitrac-
ticn. the CRANKY. q Norfolk. vii cner
The Turning Point Preston Gibson
drama. which comes from q run az
the Hackett tkcafer. New York. J1y
+. Packard. who presents the play.
l. said 10 have provided a cas- 81 m
nsrai excellence. and the scenic IN
vestlf1rc Is said 10 BE- All that couii
b desired.
The Turning Poiri- Is said n
abound IN dr-maiic situatlens and
''heart-intcrcst.T
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

Ter. Portland-to White Oak Coal Com
pany in ballast.
Schooner Charles W. Church. Burt,
Boston-to New River Consolidated
Coal Company in ballast.
Schooner George NJ Grant, Rudder,
New Haven-to New River CONSOLE
dated Coal Company in ballast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
Sailed.

Steamers Pennine Range BrD Port
Ingiis; Leasowe Castle (Br) Havre
ana Antwerp: East Point (Br) NOT
folk and Liverpool
Barges Potfsville for Fal1 River;
Lancaster for Salem; Idaho for Bos-
ton: BiwabiK for Boston
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
schooner WinsIow Here.

The big six-masted schooner Ed
ward B. Winslow, Captain Butler. came
into port yesterday from Portland.
Ne, 70 load cargo Of coal for the
return trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
Calendar For Today.


With two vessels yet 10 hear from
the cereal exports from this port dur
ing the week ending yesterday were
a. follows:
Corn-i0e0o bushels.
Wheat forr-3.Ss7 barrels.
Corn aOur-1.s7S barrels
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
PORT REPORT.
Saturday. November -, 1910.


Arrived.
steamer -soesNvk lDfehl Sxann.
Rotterdam and Palflmorp--lo Holland
America Line with imrort freight
Steamer Leseowe csstic fHrl ibis-
tor. Caivcston-fo White Oak Coal
Ccnnany Tor bunkef coal
Schooner Edward 3. winslov, But
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
VIII Complete CARGO.

The British steamer East point
steamed yesterday for Norfolk to com
piete a cargo of exports for Liverpool!
She loaded a part cargo at this port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
-Four Barnes Sail.

-Four barges completed cargoes of
coal here yesterday for New England
ports. They were the Pottsviile,
Idaho. Lancaster and Bswabik.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

and Antwerp. the British steamer Lea
sowe Castle came into port yesterday
for fuel coal. She steamed last night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
Cleared.

Steamer Leasowe Castle (Br.) Isbis-
ie., Havre and Antwerp-furness,
Witty & Company, Ltd
Steamer Pennine Range (Br) NC
Gregor. Port Inglis-Furuess. Witty &
Company. Ltd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

10 the holders OF the winning coupons
at every matinee and every night this
week. For details, see the Olympic's
advertiser in this issue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20
chls Dies: Mother in IiospitsI.

Mildred VarArsdale. the iycar-old
daughter Of Nr and Mrs. George Van
Arsdale. died vest 'rday afternoon A.
her Aome in North Newport News.
Mrs. varArsdale Is III a. a hospital
IN Philadelphia and Mr.. vanArsdale
was with hts Vifc when the child died
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

CAPE HENRY. VA. Nov. IA
Cicudy. wind northeast. twelve miles.
smooth sea
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

Just uy G. B. 8. Special.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

Comes rcr Fuel ccsl.
EnToute from Galveston for Havre
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-02-24
WoLcAsT FAMILY REJoIcEs.
Michigan Town, Where Ad Lived, Ju-
hiIant Over RnsuIt,

Cadillac, Mich, Feb. 24.-Four thou
sand former neighbors OF Ad Wolgast
packed three theatres here last night
and shouted themselves hoarse as de-
tails of the fight were received from
the Richmond arena. When the re-
suit was announced, the crowds form
ed q cheering parade that marched the
length of the town, while engine and
factory whistles were blown until the
noise was deafening.
At a local poolroom, where reports
of the fight were read, John wolgast,
father of the champion, and two of his
brothers, young lads, were carried
about on the shoulders of the enthus-
lasts. Tears streamed down the
fathers face.
"Ad1f won't lose the title until he
hands 1T to me-" said one of the
brothers
At the farm home, two miles south
of Cadillac, WoIgast's mother sat
holding a telephone receiver for two
hours and repeating the results of the
rounds to Wolgast's sisters and baby
brother.
81 knew he would win," the mother
said; "he Is so good to us. can't
say any more. My heart will break
with joy"
The farm on which the family live
was bought by the fghter with his
first savings.