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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
MONKEY ROMANCE
VS.. OPPOSITION"
(coneiudse)

for The past two or three weeks.
and have travelled IN company from
city TO city.
a Railroad Romance.
on these long and irksome rail.
road Journeys warm friendship
has sprung up between the tao.
and this II fast riprnlng into love
Right here ~ where the rose
tipped pen Of l. J Lbbey would
come ia fine and dandy. but the
reader must imagine all the tender
passages.
Lady betty was suffering from a
cold when The Bar man talked
with her In her dressing room last
night
Really. you1l have 10 excuse
me. che said Il cannot discuss
t. Such affairs are not for the
public prints
Now you may think that Lady
Betty didn't say that But she
sure did. without any interpreter
huttlng IN. either. Most trained
animal acts boast 81 members that
do everything but talk Lady Betty
will not even admit that she IL an
animal act She IN an artistic. and
two crowded houses az the Majestic
last night readily saw the point
Alfred IL Mum.
over az PantaRea. Mr. Milne. the
pleasant young man who does
everything around there for Alex
said be simply couldn't allow Al
fred tu talk about the romance.
This Cayalieri stuff ls getting 40
common that Alfred is afraid that
that Zouave fellow with the other
monk will want n big settlement ~
More chance here for Libhey
artistry.
But If you see one o. them. see
EN- both. Lady Betty has got a
shade the better ~ u all around
But then she's older and lady
monk Perhaps Alfred Will do bet
ter You sec he Just cant keep his
mind of the fact that he Is forced.
for professional reasons, 20 play
opposition" 10 the lady Of his
hearts dealrc-and that certainly
is trying. isn't ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
FAMOUS CROOK SHOT
tconeiuded)

Never mind who did A.. he gasp
cd. MY right name is Tavern Mich.
oils. n die notify my mother. Mrs.
J ". Nichols. Of Philadelphia. Pa %
Further than that the wounded
man steAdfRatiy refused 90 reveal
the Identity Of bis aasallants. II Is
known. however. that Lee repeated
iY told bis friends Of late that
three yegss bad threatened 70 get
him" For that reason he constant
~ carried a &b-calibrs gixshooter
This weapon was not found when
Ice was picked up this morning
Under the name Of ~. r Ray.
Loo was arrested Ia Seattle last
December BY Capt Tenant and
PRtrolman Phillips in connection
with the theft Of valuable fuTs in
the American Bank building. He
escaped conviction and went 10 Los
Angeles. where he served air
months for grand larceny
Lee. when arrested last Dcoem.
Der, was linping from bullet
wound In the left les inflicted by
Mildred Rogers. who on July 90
shot and killed Bob McSherfy 10
the Pine Court apartments nj 1915
Eighth nv. After Ice threw the
woman over she shot him and then
picked up with Acsherry.
Lee was 10 have met Capt Ten.
nAut last night 10 explain his &C.
tons In Seattle for the past two
months Tie failed 10 keep the ap.
pointment Capt Tenant believes
that Lees prodieament ~ the old
story Of falling out among
thieves At a late hour this after.
noon Lee was very low phyai.
clans at the city hospital hold out
no hope Of recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
CATCH FLYING FISH

Six flying fish, captured at the
Island OF Barbados w T.. have
been secured by We Olde Curiosity
Shop. on the waterfront The
specimens were brought TO the
United States by Ralph r.. Baird,
commissary on the battleship Con
necticut Although these fish
sometimes ny over decks OF steam
crs In the tropical seas they are OK
tremely hard 10 catch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
AUTUMN OPENING
ATTRACTS CROWDS
Successful elimination of
Great Plans-New At
mosphere Pervades In
stitution

The MaepcuEaf a snathNick store
yesterday vas the center ~ aftrarficn
in thr nnfth second AZ mercantile die
tfitf. fhr ertaRinH being thrlf fan open
irk en- event faf nhtrh preparations
have been GoinE 90 for many weeks
Although elaborate So she deFree 81
perfection On an artistic HrmFr. thr wfn-
dos displays and arrangement o. spe-
riai lines NJ fail merchandise represent
haf miuur pan ~ these preparations
Thr rnaln frHfurea ~ thp tiE affair
have been planned anH wrought nuf ~
score 90 department. heads 90 the ttore.
Eho went personally tn NcH York and
other great mercantile rentsrs durlnE the
summer months and b. The exercise 90
high order 81 Intelligence and artistic
talent. have selected upwards ~ $500. ooo
uufth 90 the very latest merchandise for
this splendid Institution.
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(conoiuded)

or near places whore they might
obtain steady employment
Cheated on Area.
And II was also part OF said
scheme and artifico "a represent
that the areas OF the tracts of land
which he offered for sale were
greater than the true area Of said
lands.
And Il wan also part Of said
scheme and ariitico 10 falsely and
frnndulentiy represent that the
tract or traci-JSf land which were
pointed out by him and his agents
we're the same tracts described In
the options. contracts Of purchase
and deeds
And Il Was also part Of said
scheme and artlfice 10 sell and con.
tract 10 sell the same tract Of land
10 different persons intended 10 be
dcfrnudod.
And Il was also n part Of said
scheme aud artifice 20 represent
that one r. A. Anderson desired
and intended 10 purchase FOR rail
way rlghiaofwAy and steamship
terminals lands In said townHltem.
And Il Was q part 81 said
scheme and arilfice OF said de-
PENDANT 20 represent that he in.
tended 20 build and cause 20 be
built great seaport aud mnnufaciur
ing cities upon certain lands"
Violates Postal Laws.
HilimAn is accused of having VIC
lated the United States postal
Jaws Ia using the mails for fraud
ulcnt purposes on ~ different &c.
cnaioua. each occasion being con.
sidercd q new count IN the iudiet.
montn returned. upon each 81
which he may BE- convicted and
sentenced The letters upon which
these counts are based are AZ toi
lows,
First Indictment.
First cnnui--Iseitrr mailed Dec
2. 1907. 90 J W pohbs. Olympia.
Wash. 70 Boston Harbur property
Second count 49, Letter mailed
Jan Ii. 1905 "a A garincr. zoe
Goth av. Seattle re- Birmingham
land, and puFNeTtluS % como from
fictitious company known AH Great
Western Condensed Cream a Can.
nlnE company
Third count Newspaper adfeT
iINrmeut Offering $500 for FIRST
baby born AZ Boston ilarbnr
Second indictment
FIrni Count Letter mailed Sept
=. 1905. 10 John " fanlk Teuino.
Wash. re- Boston liRrbor land
Second Count Newspaper adYer-
tlscment 81 October 10. 1905, &C.
nnNiOn Hafbor land
Third Indictment
First count Letter mailed June
Il. 1908. 90 Walter Virgin. SIS
White building. Seattle. from p A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
Overcomes His Fear of
Gas and Is Asphyxiated

HAMMOND. Ind, oct AFTER
undressing In the dark for more
than 10 years because Of an mcon.
querable fear that he would be
Fred Click, ~ years
old. lighted the gas In his bedroom
for the first time and was found
dead from the effects OF the fumes
of Illuminating gas which filled the
room. Because Of an innate terror
OF death from asphyxiation which
had possessed him over since his
childhood, when a playmate died
aB a result OF turning on the gas.
Click had never before IN his NE
turned on gas Jet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
WIRELESS MESSAGE
SENT 5 900 MILES

NEW YORK. Oct. "a Mar
conf wireless message has been
sent without relay more than
5000 miles, Il is announced al
the local station today. A mes
sage was yesterday sent from
olace Bay station. Nova Scotia,
20 Mr.. Marconl. who ls estab-
fishing station In Argentine
Republic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
MRS. AVA WILLING AsToR

NEW YORK. Oct 4. tspD-
Society has given mp its attempt
to help to reconcile Col. John Jacob
Astor and Mrs Ava willing Aston.
the beautiful wife who divorced
him. There have been many
rumors az TO the cause Of aociotys
interest In the Aston. family affairs.
Some believe that should the multi.
millionaire and hIs wife remain
apart one or both will renounce
America TO I've In London, which
would be a severe loss 10 fashion.
able New Workers. who have always
been eager 10 laugh, dance. and be
merry at the swell Astor home on
Fifth av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

The Howard Taylor Speaker Club
has been organized In Seattle for
the purpose Of making the Eagle
Gorge man speaker OF the house at
the coming session Of the legisIa-
ture Edgar J Wright IL president
Of the club and william Wray sec
Rotary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
WOMAN COM MITS
SUlclDE---kHIFE

While temporarily demented,
Mrs. Annie Hutehinss. So years old.
q relative Of former Mayor A. w.
Maekay. Of Ballard, ended her life
yesterday BY siashlna her throat
with a butcher knife, which she Dor
rowed from Mrs. James Waters, Of
1903 w. sssh 81. The body was
found in the ~oodshed a; the rear
OF the Hutehinss home, 1912 W.
5eth 81.
The funeral services viii be held
In the chapel OF Graham & Enge-
man tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock. The remains viii b. In
TERED at Crown Fiji cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
FINDS KIDNAPPED
SON IN LONDON

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct A.
After a search Of nearly aiN
years, which led from Germany
10 California and from Califor.
MIA 10 England, Fritz, the ~
year-oid son o. Baron g. Won
Moiantine, has been located
The lad, Who, "a is alleged. vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
BANKERS IN SESSION.

LOS ANGELES. Oct 4-Nearly
All Of the 1000 delegates 10 the
national convention OF the Ameri-
can Bankers association arrived ia
this city today Seventeen com.
mittces were appointed az the open.
Ing session 10 take care Of the
routine business OF the convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
NEW WIFE FOR ALFRED


NEW YORK. oct at Is par.
hstcntly rumored today that Alfred
Vanderbilt will soon wed again
Gosslps declare that his prospect
I've bride IS Mrs Smith H0lling
McKlm. nee Emerson. beauty a.
vorcee and one Of the best horse
women In New York.
Tho couple have been seen much
together. and Mrs. McKim is q
chum of Mrs Reggie Vanderbilt.
who has been looking after Alfred
Vanderbilrs affairs since his wife
divorced him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
JAP RUNS
DOWN MAN

Harry whitney Treats automo
bile. driven by Fred Araki. a Jap.
anese. ran down A Jackson, 80
years old. at F1fth av and Madison
~. last night Jackson was I'm.
conscious for two hours. At the
Seattle General hospital today Il
was stated that JacSson's injuries
are not serious. No arrest vas
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
Big LOSS In NEW YORK fire

greatest burned area In his expert.
eucs Ia New York
For more than three hours the
hlaEe was beyond control. and inm.
Der yards. factories ard stables
we're wiped out hy blocks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
FORCES JURY DUTY.

ABERDEEN. oct. IL. q Ham.
burger, a newspaper man, was yes
terday called 20 serve on a jury
but was excused on his claim that
he paid no taxes II was shown
that he did pay tax on $50 personal
property and he was forced "a
anrVn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
7. R. IN NEAR ACCIDENT


OLSTER BAY. \. Y. oct "A
speeding automobile narrowly miss.
Cd Col. Theodore Roosevelt today
when Il struck the horse on which
he was riding. The blow WAS
glancing one and beyond being
badly frightened the horse was not
injured. The horse was thrown
sideways. but Col Roosevelt kept
his seat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

The Stanford University Club Of
Puget Sound. composed Of the grad
yates and eXmembers OF the Cali.
fornia university. viii hold It's
regular monthly luncheon at the
Arctic club Wednesday, October 8,
at 1880 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

NEW YORK. Oct. t--lt was IS.
timated today that the total loss
sustained IN the nth av fire will
aggregate more than 81 500 900. and
Chief Croker declares this the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
GOV. STUBS WILL
COME TO OREGON

PORTLAND. Ore. oct 4.--Gov
Stubs. Of Kansas. will be brought
20 Oregon By the antiliquOr forces
10 combat the influence OF the
speakers uoS Ia the field here for
the Oregon Home Rule AssOcia-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
DEBATeRs ARE NAMED.

Marsh Corbett. Arthur Carr and
Mark McChcsney were chosen last
night 10 represent Queen Anne high
school in the first interscholastic
debate. Queen Anne won the state
last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

First class mail VIII
preference IN forvarding !. r'a|
IN the interior Of ALASKA 49,. = piiss|
winter, according 10 r,lss Z Il
~ The pogtofiice a.. 80
Other classes u mail VII
whrded II the amount n ~.
matter does not nn the ' es.'.' I
contracts. 'sifssi|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
MOORE NOT HELD UP.

= Hurry up. the treasurer Of 4
= the Moore theatre has just 4
= been held up and the highway 4
= men got away with 81 .00Oi" =
This was the substance Of =
4 telephone call last night which e
4 sent squad OF city dotec =
= tivos and patrolmon hurrylng =
4 up Second av last night. The 4
4 man who telephuned this 4
4 startling information gave the 4
4 name OF J, w Boyd. who 4
4 claimed he was the treasurer. 4
4 No such person is employed at 4
4 the Moore theatre. barney 4
= Klawans. the treasurer, says 4
4 he wants Mr. Boyd 60 quit try =
4 ing TO grab his Job Manager 4
4 Carl Reed says the report was 4
4 hoax. 4
4
~ 4 4 1870 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

Kidnapped from tho rsn.h :.
father near Auburn. ~, y y
Of HE mother. 'sis'lsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
Infants Wear Department.

Tho Infants section is vcrltahIr baby
faiTYiand All the requisites OF correct
apparel for tho little tots are displayed
in tho most bcwltchiuE fashions
ln the department devoted to mrs
there are elaborate and rich garments
and mock pieces of Hudson seal. oaracul
sable squirrel and blended minks
The store throughout L. beautifully dec
GRATED with cut flowers. palmn and
shrubherS in natural autumn unta An
uuftiutod expenditure of time nnd snnnty
has been bestowed upon the interior Of
the store Zoo every department m tho
form of Uniting and refluinhiuE OF wallis.
ceilings ana woodwork an of which was
completed some weeks before tho new
stocks were put in
Tho reorganization Of tho Macpourau
a SouthwlNs store under tho now man.
nEcmcnt, has been complete 90 iu FUN
working trim for some months During
this time its uuwtb ia public favor b -
boon dnily-oue could almost say hourly
noticeable
II be- tho MacpouFall a southWlrk pol
iCy Co carry the best riuaH of goods and
to maintain throughout the whole lnstt-
tuition such reasonable prices that econ
pmy viii find fWl excmpliflrntion In
every Transaction.
a distinctly noticeable now atmosphere
seems Go poryadc the whole Institution.
The opening continues today and
throughout the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

Among the exclusive ueW things seen
thore yesterday hut q few can be men-
uHned
The marnetir Influences 81 tho miliin-
erY department were welded by the
Creature cap in gold lace q piqnaut. hut
perfectly fetching and symmetrical
adornmpnt TOR the head. enc clochs tuf-
hans and the swespfnR Chapeau de
Theatre. twn extremes rrpused he
NitrhlurIv iu the plate glass case. mute
but eloquent tfihufrs Co the Ingenuity
anf fine. artistic taste 81 tho designer
The ready. 81. wear department 10Y
women has unuEuailv Strong features
Afternoon ana rFeuinr gowns in chtf.
fou. silks and saiins with beaded tunic
effects present most pleasing array
~ tho custom taiiuF'a creative HkuI
There are some nf those perfect
dreams that can BE- iusi about 10 ac-
guratcly described bT n mere man aH can
the midnight fancy - thc mind be- rccol-
icttrd tho uvXt morning.
Tho beauty OF them an o. a Worth
rreatiuu."a gown 81 pearl beaded not
over rose and white crepe. the bodice
trimmed 90 match with sleeves trimmed
iu rare old Normandy iatc. ana a FirdIe
of pink velour
The plain tailored suit department dis
plRyp Ercat variety of pgotph fabrics
hrundciothH ana superb mlsturoa OF
grufn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
DYNAMITE CITY HALL

~ '793EFFF FT"7IT
MADRID. Oct 4.-The city hail
at Baoza, In Southern Spain, was
dynamitod today. II IL believed
that an attempt was made 10 as
RaaHinate the mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

Anderson. "a birmingham land.
Second count June -. 1903. let
ter 10 Geo Pullen. 2i3t n card IT..
Seattle, from Great Western Con.
denaed Cream aud Canning Co, ~
birmingham land
Third count--Nov 20. 1909 letter
70 x H. licnaley. G00i Brooklyn
av.. re- birmingham land. from G. d
flillmnn.
Fourth Indictment.
First count Nov. ~. 1909. letter
to Louis J Dobfenty. Albomarle
hotel. Seattle. from =. A. Anderson.
Second count-Oct 49, 1903. let
ter 10 John \ walker. New Kemll
chic. Wash, from =. A. Anderson.
Third count Nov. 30. 1903 letter
10 Mrs Amanda n. A. Johnson. 42g
\. 10th w.. from y. A. Anderson
finn Indictment
FIRST COUNT oF 9. 1909. letter
20 l.. J. Dobrcnly. 705 Pike a.. from
=. A. Anderson. re- Birmingham
land
Second count-f.stier 60 l.. J.
Dobfcnty from G u fllllmau. stat
ing that the railroad AZ nlrming
ham IN now In fuli operation
Third count Dec 20 1909. letter
20 y g. Wood Table Rock. wash.
from G. y Hlllmnn.
Sixth Indictment
Ffrst count--Ian. 2. 1910. letter 10
Pred Drohmcl, Shelton. Wash. from
10 n Hlllman. In which he states
that the blk shineie Mill in now run.
ming every day at Boston HArbor
Second count--june lf 1910. let.
tar 90 VIM A. Howe Wennichce.
containing ad that 800 pounds Of
cherries were raised on one tree
II Birmingham
Third continue IS. 1910. Jet.
ser to " " ilcnsiey. 50oi brooklyn
aY. from G. - nillmnn
Fourth couui-Iune =. 1910. let.
Ter 60 ~ y Weed, Table Rock.
Wash. from iIlllmAu. 70 Blrming
ham land
FIFTH couni--Iettcr 10 Il 8. Mash.
1911 James a.. Seattle. from Hlll.
man. ~ birmingham land
Sixth count july 30. 1910. letter
70 I'd Reed. Prosaer Wash. from
birmingham Land Co
Seventh count~AuE -. 1910. let.
ter 90 " Cotter. III Virginia ~
Seattle from G. ID Hillman. re- Bir
minEhAm land
Eighth couui--July "a. 1910. ad.
yertiasment chicken ranch.
Ninth connt--JulY 20. 1910, an
other chicken ranch" advertise.
mnnt
Tenth count-Aug II. 1910.
Home. chickens and garden tools
advertisement
Eleventh count Aug. 20. 1910.
same a. tenth count
Twelfth count Sept 8. 1910.
same an tenth count
Thirteenth count--sept. IL. 1910.
same ne tenth count
Fourteenth count Sept 70. 1910.
same AZ tenth count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04
FOR MORE THAN

THREE DECADES
Foley's Honey and Tar has been a
household fayorite for coughs, colds
and ailments Of the throat, chest
and lungs Contains no opiates.
Bartsll Drug Stores. Quaker
Drug @.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-04

During August 2,757,99o cubic
yards Of dirt were eNeavated on the
Panama canal.
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or near places whore they might
obtain steady employment
Cheated on Area.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-23
SCORE EIGHTY-SEVEN
RUNS DURING SEASON

The kaahumanu team winch tied for
second place in the Grammar School
Athletic League, won eight out Of the
Ten games played during the season,
I'm addition TO the six regular league
games. the team played four extra
Games with boys teams, winning all
four. This team ; complete record Tor
the season Is:
MAY 3, Kaahumanu 3. japanese
school. o: May 4, Kaahumanu 10,
q; May s, Kaahumanu ,, St.
L.ouis. 10: May II. Kaahumanu ,, PA.
nahou /: May Is, Kaahumann 20, Royal
>: Nav IS, Kaahumanu :, Aliiolanl Col
Iege s; May 20, Kaahumanu >, Punahou
3: Nav u. Kaathumanu II. Training
%: MAY 81. Kaahumanu u, Central Is;
June :. Kaahumanu II. Kaiulanl I.
Kaahumanu scored 81 runs during
the season while its opponents were
making a. The Kaahumanu team was
COMPOSED Of the following players:
Sakuichi and Mkt, p; Wong Pul, c;
Mkt and Bung Gnu, lb; Ping Kong
lrapr.D. 2b: Pahau, IS; Denlchl. 3b; him
Nut. Len shin. QuintaI, KahaIewal ana
Avau. OutfeldeTs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-23
STANFORD CHAMPION
To PLAY Al CASTLE
Match Opening Feature of Neigh
borh0od Clubs Lawn Tennis
Fete on Saturday..

Edward Jordan, the champion tennis
nIaver If Standard l.piror.i+,. =. aon,
L.-., :,
''@ 'i'"E" u" 'He 'ahadIan AuSIf "a
Ian Inner Manuka on his way home to
Queensland. Australia. and will prob
ably stop off for d, n,r.b with Al
,..-l, 49,. VII,
- INC y e's Il i'o0' 'l0' courts
on Saturday afternoon. This VIII be
another star feature OF the tennis fete
which i IA aaaica+e the new rbhbouso
lar the corner NJ Snencar and Vfctori,
streets. Mr. tastIn heard of the an
rroacb Of the crack Coast nlaver and
...nr him wireless chaIIenoe i was
said Yesterday
Edward jordan is = nenlew IF r.
\ Jordan Of This civ r. \ said
Yesterday that Edward had been an
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-23
THE YACHT HAWAII
ARRIVES ALL WELL
Island Representative Makes the
Trip Inside of Twenty
Two Days.

The yacht Hawaii arrived at San
Pedro yesterday morning, making the
trip from here in a few hours less than
twenty-five days, which IS considered
good time by local yachtsmen, consid-
ering that she encountered light and
contrary winds. Two cables were re-
ceived yesterday morning. Harry Rv-
croft received the following from Capt.
Charley Wilder at nine-sixteen O'Clock,
which would be about eleven-forty-fve
at the time it was sent from the Coast:
"Arrived. All well, Light and con
trarv winds.''
Chairman VetIesen of the committee
on arrangements for the trauspacifc
race received this cable:
"Nacht Hawaii arrived this morn
ING. Everything 0. X. One gale
The Hawaii in command Of Captain
Wilder. and his crew of Hawaii Yacht
Club members left the Oceanic dock at
the foot of Fort street at about a quar-.
ter-past two o clock on the afternoon
of Tuesday. May 81.
Before leaving Captain Wilder went
into executive session with Harry Ry.
croft. and together they doped out an
elaborate code whereby the captain OF
the island representative could cable a
column of news in few words, bat
Charley was probably SO glad to get
ashore and flash a word home that he
did not stop to iuggle with the code
Yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-06-23
LITTLE ONCE MORE
MANAGER FOR JOHNSON
Two Rowed Over Diamonds the
White Wife of the PugIist
Wore

san FRANCISCO. June 23.-Jack
Johnson and his former manager, Little.
have buried the Ratchet, and Little is
again looking after the interest of Lii
Arthur. The trouble between the pu-
gilist and his manager arose over the
fact that Mrs. johnson. who crossed the
color line when She said farewell to her
maiden name, wore diamonds. As the
wife of the celebrated Jack, the cham
Pion ot the African race, she had a per
feet right to wear all the sparklers she
could crowd on to her costume, but in
this instance the gems belonged to
Little.
That is, Little said they belonged to
him, and Mrs Johnson agreed, differing
only in the tense Of the verb. She said
they had belonged to Little, but that
they now belonged to her, she having
accepted them as a gift due to the wife
of the greatest pugilist that ever sprung
from the loins of Ham.
Little insisted on getting his dia-
monds back, and Mrs. Johnson insisted
on keeping them. Jack, as a wise hus-
band. agreed with his wife. and Little
broke off the business relations he had
with them both.
Last night the word was given out
that peace had been declared. No news
was given out as to who has the dia-
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