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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
PROMOTION WORK GOOD
BUT MORE Is NEEDED

"Hawaii is doing some remarkable
promotion work and it should not only
be continued, but enlarged" said D.
b. Lyman, former Islander, now a
resident of Chicago. who has been visit
ing here, the last month for the first
time in fifty years
"The method of promotion work is
excellent and the Islands are reaping
a benefit 1t is surprising how little is
really known of the Hawaiian Islands
in the eastern States, and therefore,
steady promotion work is necessary.
The Pacific Coast, of course, knows all
about you. Last winter man asked
me If II was warm in January in the
Hawaiian Islands. told him / hoped
/ 10 come here then for Ii was one of the
finest months in the year here
" Since ] was here fifty years ago an
entire sugar industry has been added
to the Islands, In my day there wa
some sugar development controlled nj
most entirely by Chinese. Then plan
iation WAS started az Lihue, Kauai
suppose today they produce as much "a
o. iay as they did formerly To- whole
year
! HsW transportation has also under
gone "a great aud wonderful imnsf0r
|WAIi0u remember Whm Honolulu
hHThnr hHd about two hundred ailinI
vessels moorri nt ono time and hay
seen o. hundred ~ lime n ililo has
Der Nowadays You Seldom see a soil
InE vessel Ht trH There ls pnihlu
more huuIlul BOZ ihr world DIAN q fas
m'iIHR slipper aI geo Uhifr M
.HplaaA M HiI
"AH fnf tourist travel There VI s'i
reed NJ Mote paufas,f HfHilt n
. tNftH rm ffaHHfea iaA iinHa.ulu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
No Naval visit Soon.

While il is believed that the Pa
ciic fleet will visit these waters in the
fail TO maneuver of Maui, there will
mp TO that time probably be no naval
vessel calling here except the Buffalo
sp route 10 Mare Island from Manila,
The Charleston, flagship Of the Asia
tio squadron, was expected 10 come "a
hawaii, but latest adyiees ut the naya
stAtion are To the effect that she vii
90 direct by the northern route 1,
kremeTton from Japan She was 3,
leave Japan on August 2s The armor
81 cruiser New York has taken th
place OF the Charleston ON tho Asiati,
station
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
UHAMBnRLAIN'R PAIN BALM A
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY

u it Dol time of Sudden misbap or ne.
fideHt ihai ctamhedaiH's Pain Balm
can he relied upon 20 take The place Of
ilf family Doctor who 600 naf always
fa found M ihe mpmfDi Then ID 10
ihat Chamberlain faln Balm u usYsr
i0HHd nhniInB in fatW ~ fprHIHr.
egif wounds Hpf hHlfst n iakm ora
ftf salpHnea. infeH aHaY fhe pHlr nna
8fah ilf lsiWe4 lalis lpf m'r Dbl
M daalWf ii'0top amI1 A ~ aEffis
~ I.MAl.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
LOCAL BREWTIEs.
lFrom wedne.day AdverL .er.l

GAuh NHNuNhuaN AuNtIE hHAsl
Kapton, John Perry, Rev. w b. Oleson,
Rev. o. II. Gulick, Mrs. Otto Rose and
three children and maid, J. r. Daggert,
Sam Mookini, NJ. Kololuhi. Miss NJ Mat
terre, Miss Ida Yowell Miss +. Kaohi,
Miss Emma Goo, Miss J. Alameda, Miss
Dunn, Miss Mesick, Mrs. J. Hose, Mrs.
\. Z. Perry, Mrs. w. Ii. Peck, Mrs.
Tulloch, Mrs. d. Z, Clutter, +. II. Ack-
ley, II. +. Knudsen, T. Miller, A. B.
Clark. Jr., Rev. Ault. Miss +. Asam.
H. NJ. Keohokal6le, Mary Lum Sun, j.
Glenn and wife, f. II. Ackley H. NJ.
Harrison, Doctor Stow, T. A. Burning.
ham, o, A. Bindt, NJ Darrach, w. II.
Heen, f. A. Taylor. W. Hayselden and
wife, Miss Sarah Cockett. Miss Emma
Paele, Mrs. NJ. Cooke.
Per str. Kinau, for Kauai, September
6, . p, m.-Spalding s nurse and maid,
c. B. Gay, Miss NJ. Girvin, Miss Mar.
chard, Mrs. Hoopili and daughter, Miss
Ella Lee, Miss J.. Akina,. Rev. j. A.
Akina, August Akina Miss Shimmel.
fing, Mrs. l.. Wright, Mrs HASTE and
daughter, Miss Akeo, Miss B. Kaeo
Miss A. Wong, Mr.. Prescott, c. A
Smith, Miss L. Ellis, Miss NJ Ellis, Miss
d. sheldon, Miss H. Sheldon.
Per str. Mauna Loa, for Kona, Sep
tember 6, IL me-. L. Strout, w. Hay
selden and wife, Masters Mackenzie
(2), Francis Akona, Miss Mag Hooper
Sarah Kamauoha, Lot Kauwe and wife
and child, Miss F. o 'Brien, Miss MAY
, Chang, Miss d. Barnes, Mrs. Kawe
wehi Mrs. Iona, Miss L. Mossman, Mis-
NJ. Hoo Tai
Per str. Mikahala, Piltz, for Molokai
September 6, p m.-Wm. Malina AM
wife. Miss E. Kealoha, Miss Choy, Mis-
X. Case.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
DEPARTED.

IL. S. S. Mauna Kea, for Hilo and
way ports, 10 a. m.
. Ii S. S. Kinau, for Kauai ports,
5 p. m.
IL S. S. Mauna Loa, for Kona and
Kau ports, noon.
Str. Mikahala for Molokai and Maui
ports, 5 p. M.
NJ. N. S. S. Lurline, for San Fran
cisco, p. M, from Alakea street wharf.
NJ. N. S. S. Hyades, for Eleele and
Kahului, p. m.
Br S, S. Damara for San Francisco,
5:45 p. m.
Str. Niihau for Hawaii ports, 5:45
Str. Noeau for Kauai ports, $3.50
p. m.
p. m.
NJ. N. S. S. Lurline for San francisco
NJ. N. s. S. wilhelmina, for Hilo
p. m.
Str. Helene, for Laupahoehoe, p. m
Str. Maui, for Hawaii, p. m.
Jap S. S, BuyO Maru, for Yokohama
p. m.
Str. w. C. Hall for Kauai ports,
p. m.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
ATTACK
ON CAMPBELL


ton has yet been given as to why one
citizen should be given any more con-
sideration than another.
Aside from what has been mentioned
above, the board in two long, hot and
sweltering hours did absolutely nothing
but talk and before they quit for the
evening they decided that they must
have more meetings in which TO try to
do something. One of the members
said that since the organization Of the
board il has not passed definitely on
more than half a dozen of the great
mass of propositions submitted for con-
s;deration,
The Kapaa matter came up before
the board and the members talked a
lot about it but. did nothing. Al
though the Kappa matter has been be.
fore the public for several years and
has been explained time and time again
in the newspapers and in other ways,
the members of the board all professed
the most profound ignorance concern
ing it. Trent was especially averse to
taking any action and once more moved
TO have action postponed to some flu.
ture meeting.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
PORT OF HONOLULU
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, Sept. 6.
NJ. N. s. S. wilhelmina from San
Francisco, s a. m.
Wednesday, September Z, 1910.
All. S. S. Columbian, from Ia
coma, a. m.
Str. Claudine, from Hawaii and Maui
a. m.
Str. W. G. Hall, from Kauai, a. m.
Thursday, September s.
Am. sehr. Robert Levers, from Por
Ludlow, a. m,
U. S. r. c. Thetis, from westward
islands cruise, a. m.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
"San Francisco, California,
NAmpnst 26. 1910.
.NWEUeI ~, IJIVs :
''Hon. E. r. Hendry, U. S. Marshal,
Honolulu n II

august ~, lJlus
''Hon. f. R. Hendry, U. S. Marshal.
Honolulu, I. II.
s'Dear Sir:-On August 81, 1910, two
men named Frand Edward Wood, alias
French II. West, alias Pence West,
alias Fred Thomas, and George Wash
ington Wise, alias Alfred Wilson, un-
dertOok To hold up the steamer Buck
man then en- route from Seattle to San
Francisco. When the steamer was sail
ing along the coast, said to be nearly
opposite the mouth of the Umpqua
River, f. II. Wood, jumped overheard
after having shot and killed Capt. T..
r. Wood in an unsuccessful attempt to
rob the ship. The point where he
jumped overheard is said to be some
seven miles from shore. He was prob
sbly drowned, although he may have
been picked up bv passing vessel or
having life preserver on he may pos.
sibly have reached shore or his body
may have washed ashore.
''He was born in Chicago, Illinois;
next OF kin Arthur Wood, care of j, c
White, New York, y. Y. Aged % years
height 5ft, 10in., weight us lbs, per
haps heavier. Eyes blue No. 9; hal
light brown, complexion ruddy. Per
sonal marks and scars, two moles below
right aXilla; mole one inch below RICH
nipple; mole upper left hip. Scar RICH
eyebrow; three moles between scapulla
mole below left bullock
"Kindly arrest and wire me at m
expense. il he is discovered OF if hi
body is found. ] hold warrant chargin
him with murder, -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
WANT WATCH KEPT
FOR MURDERER

United States Marshal Elliott of San
Francisco wants to find a man whom
he supposes to be dead but VINO, he
believes, may possibly be alive. The
man is Frank Edward Wood, who, to-
gether with George Washington Wise,
ON August 81 held up and attempted
TO capture the steamer Buchanan en-
route from Seattle to San Francisco.
They killed Captain Wood but failed
in the attempt to capture the steamer.
West or Wood, jumped overheard and
is supposed to have been drowned, but
Marshal Elliott thinks that there is a
chance That he was picked up by some
Tessel or succeeded in swimming ashore.
So he has written to the local federal
police authorities to keep lookout for
the murderer and pirate. The letter is
as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09

'23.l25 on 800 paid. tRedeemable
at l03 at maturity. i27O shares treas.
stock. 10000 shares treas. stock.
Session Sales.
200 Olaa, 6.375; 80 Oahu Sug. Co.,
$3.50; lao Oahu Sug. Co., 32.375.
Between Boards.
90 Kahuku, 1880; 20 Electric, 175;
10 Waialua, 1925.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
BUSINESS CARDS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA
chinery of every description made to
order.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09

Capital. Par T.
Paid Up Val Btu Ask
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
Attack on Campbell.

As soon as the meeting was called
to order, Trent came to his feet with
n mass of newspaper clippings in his
hand and began his attack on Campbell.
81 have, he said, "been by name
accused of using my position on this
board to do politics. 1t has been told
me by persons whose veracity I can
not impugn that these charges emanate
from the land Office. l wish to say
few words on this subject"
Mr.. Trent then read the account
which appeared in The Advertiser of
Friday, September 2, regarding the re-
consideration of the board s action on
the Kawailoalele proposition and said
| he wished the article spread on the
records of the board.
"In order that the true facts may
| come ont. - he said, ''there is no
ground whatever for the statement that
| the meeting was held unexpectedly.
Trent then rehearsed the proceedings OF
the previous meeting and explained that
he had thought the Kawailoalele propo
| sitiou should be investigated because
so many applications had been with
drawn He accused Commissioners
Campbell of uttering a yelled threat
in regard to what he would do to ap
plicants who might fail to make goot
in the homesteading of the lands.
Trent went on to read all The Ad
i vertiser articles he could find in regar'
to the homesteading of public lands
He said he didn't want any actor
taken except to have The Advertise
story spread on the minutes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09

thought they would find niger in the
woodpile.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
Kawailoalele Again.


The board came back TO the vexed
Kawailoalee question when Mr.. Camp.
bell said he wanted to address the board
on the proposition. He said he has sent
for two of the Hawaiian applicants for
the land, Sol. Mahoe and one other, and
they had signed a statement to the eff
feet that they simply wanted a place to
put up a hut and have place to dry
their nets. They emphatically did mo-
want to homestead the land, as they
could not make living ON the land.
Trent said they didn't have TO MAKE
n living on the land. Campbell sai'
the whole proposition had been explain
ed to them and they had been told they
could get a 999.year lease, but they re
fused H. To give these people home
stead there would be wrong, as Their
would be requirements that they eoul,
not live up 10. II would be an absurd
ity 10 homestead the lands,
Trent suggested that the board g
over 10 the other de Of the Island an
see the lauds and find out for then
selves what the natives want
Campbell kokuaod that suggosiio
and sid the department would pay o.
expenses
Andrade said n In view Of the fae
J that the natives arp WiihdinRinR the
{ implications. tlg commissioner cha
3 lho' allowed 40 ~ bh,al ana pat pp il
land 81 public auction as original
proposed
I'll RIona dtmuuul ne bad SOME cul
oaty he taid. NJ sep thrAri end Nonl
Hkf the lnp
N Waa dnaUg decided in make ~
4 ltrpH Neth uen netf saturday Nh'f
if Neaaih naY 900 900 ihs hpd u'
asset lhr rai|fft lfNi thl4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09
Andrade Denies.

Andrade denied ever having had a
hand in the making up of any petition,
faxed or otherwise. He didn't know
who was responsible, and didn't care.
The motion to spread upon the min
utes The Advertiser story and Trent IS
statement was seconded by Andrade
and carried.
Trent moved to proceed with the
business of the meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
EIGHTEEN GIANTS WIN.
rake Ihr Measure % the Jersey CIGys IN
Free scoring Game.

~ mo Polo Grounds yesterday We had q
nine of Giants composed Of eighteen men
PhhAni hTopt-' M,'5rav always with an
eve 10 the bs'terment 81 the poor space
writer runs IN a. uanv men a. pO@s BILE
m fh--@ exhibition games. and yesterday
he had them coming tRd gong fast Tho~e
vho won't moved faster than those Who
came TOT - Va q cold raw dsy and the
warm ,lubhOu.e Wa- a more comforts bile
pla,s than the field The shifting New
Nork athletes uOssd ou the Jersey city
Eastern Lacquer "a rec scoring game
The Jsrrey Lilies making eight runs 20 New
Works 10 aud stshbing the hall quite a.
rohu-ilF
Ihs t-mp-rsturs had = good deA 70 90
"a az me- ItN uia wing ~ the game NAV ~
% had -piue' htng 30 do Nt'h tho "a ImpIring
'oo. for Hsn-"lI = ufuptring az pr~ttv poor
\"iti."r H ruuni nor N"imrr, " no pit"hed
'ur tho Giants added q" liz bIs'rs - a
round ~ he second inning aheu Eve of
then. ~ IpI-ad fu ~" pta's i-mond vas
,pikrd IN the hand hy p-Nor- IN This inning
ana RAD - retire
The Sk|stsT- -fung he Grants vith a
retaltatoTN ,lu-isr - i've runs IN ne 9Th
nning kaWuageou~ kitrinE aud . couple
81 rnt.sv..- b., tbi-f Ne, srs figured IN the
,afs,l--m IN" Nov Nurs ur-t string
keep a. % long enough fn come hack wth
Ihyfs- lee rho 'r0.| hs latter b-id The
cad 'h-U colleague ha1 ~-ta b. i-hsd
fh0uGh the aliens mad" deuonsrrat ION
90 'ur'" In 'h" "f-hfh inning End falli~,l
three fIfu--
no -spf~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
Yachting NoIeS.

80 fru'rU o. me Er0oABu Yacht ,fr,
hoe Old Tt. .HuI Nihi0orr fn . ,auuR. Of
itB-t1u 'UFo.sh 'row ni1shisld aEsur.
horn IN t"'nrop &c.. has purchases The
-rruouTr Nar- Has from marie . tiBaou
boo ~ me HOLDS R.-g"-s aE~n,..
tss--udrp Fshru ~, had hts larhf TeEis
D. - Iluu-1 Win F RIreis-a 0Hf'f
Tbr pirttug snd Material To- fhr ifD 'opt uate-
Inc .. r.,ru~y fnr William B. I-sUn ua, I.-r,In q,
or. Hf l.f'l b.. ard
|Nr 'Nu~rWru'1' lsUnfh H..' hf Hfrtrn.
VI h- for NJ Uos'on instt"'- o. Ts. hnoi1El
Dbl. ."T. a'-trf nj ~ TOO - delivered nsvt MONTH
..ar Sr.troy - ftiTissn aArhts -tor~d in tho
d .pTifs Ipvrr fH~nt club nOus~ ~ 5HsA -DnytiI~
be-. .sT.a
rf' e. foot 'rr.i.ing motor tost TOR S T. Ey-in.
~ TO- 80. Npra Hfhf Gl4h. d~sirnssi o. SuEgr.
o. rnOnd 4 Gsg' ~. lss~n lHi1 isi,sn - f.sSi-,
n tosFrHu 90 .H.a fits Is Hsyiug % ~ fssotrr
F..U ~ HslT' D. witch an nave tgtn srrrAs
fr0 .upf1Fa n 80 hoteT s-,vsr
gene " rlrA NJ. rsr,Hs-rd tfs ~ fs.pf~r
uI.lar slslBp 0rurliA % b " tTatr fhFar.. Do
TOO -zruss ~ " Il rropnin.hieid t.ort,sii.
... lrsirn"d b, Fred - ia-iry tnd 49, huii'
70, - foo' motor arht TthsI Ns, o. gui 10
- n'tei iron NJ shols ~ thr Ri~rtrts tsIn.
o1rUsr. 90 Ns. puur 80 mon ~ dal
The snr rFf ~ It-s 81 no fair ortnrttsn -~ht
% bel 40 10 to the rhirrhis isIands Hnf " ~ start
VIE 'FNT ~ fHN ~ Y ~ dDr1es sfF "a rare on
N''in' ~ist and SaturdT' ~ uauat
Tho .'~srf 500 tqriiin rufrha-~d -, ~
fN ~ .-. Irfr'.e.n d. arrived % tnat noff or
49,. t.. tpHtip rtt ssg Work o. fsnrsar-
.H'l i' r|.n'' -, ION e.. .Iti uu ne 20 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
BONING FOR GLORI
Ne~ NOrk amateurs lo Will ~ bam-
Plonshlp IsrrlimInamsr>

b. I,H. Nrrtl o. -- The trtaT bpur- fr ..a
NariO - ,la--e- fOT -. ional amateur
'"Ntu- O. Q tWptou-hlp- E"re held 200 Nc
ohAni.- iiaI 'o-Llght before % ul- 'roNi
NeRi-er ni-rv Payne nor v Barbour
ti~ No~ Nrvk hrsvv~-tsr. bp.Di To-
nIght a. .t'h dvsv urs.
Tho 49, lur, a.plrsni- had 'aIr .u....--
fv-nIzH, Ton. tonkltn OF ru" N"y No.
SIDE MOI = louk" o. Rr"os .ru iu
b" ~ unund ls.- fHrri.hipg q great Hpn,.
th@ former setting ib- d"'.i~t"u iI|.I.rg
Lang o.: loroGio. q clever NH."r 't.r
severe druh'rrg 10 10" - l-,Iud
tia--. Ghs r"f"rn' -'puuIpr fhs' .trf.-hf.r
~ b. 80. "nd r"snd, hsr,. H,rr" ~
lrr taui ,rf kn"csct "uI " '.rrp..
~ fl.s .nft,.sf \ NsH Npr. q ., rrm..r
nsi'"u'i 'i"'nni"i N 'n" hr-' ~ 'n" %.
. "utns ~ "a" li~nr. ltu"Wu' ling 81 no on
',utt ~ no Hr-t rortus
Touy ior-n,o - R"-'nr ,iof.ara.i Iar...-
CArrou o. ri. N"n W,-.' ~ltn .. - ru.
Us psiRa trisl- sud l' M, -aru. ,It-- y
N'Fw" 90 90 Toronto vpU over = t'hrr-t,
Tra'' ~,r,'' %, r. \.o r., ..t "a
d"i"Hf 81 laIu"- i."unpu ~ Fp' Eu~l but
William NurufE OF tt.. u.pu :. rfl.r4.nt
VA b"st"u D., Pat 's-truau OF
" Hortirs ~ N,'y Work 49, having tho
hs't"r ~ t''"rg" ~m'thIsud at 20" |l..ur"..
Z 80 N"n Orb 100 The o. Co.. Ifrt i.--
hUi ran uiV hard pur,h ~ 'L. thIrd -ntind
and PIT sIf bs.TI Sa,kHrfHH o. Ne.
Nors hsd .ina ~"4uu"il pi Rns hur. t..Ar.r.
up - fH" la rHluut" 81 fu..fr hotit No. fr.
- r"grh ''s--. Nh"r Hr 49, hup,S.d "uf
tu ii' ur1 OF 'r' Zoe, ',p'Ird ,lA-- frlsI.
= - .rlTy ~ N, N"V Wet sd.
q" Tonrur 81 rurr'dg. r 80 mad 80. ..sy
t'UI" r hi- rr-' hOIf 81 flI'. - tspI!tid ,Ia--
isf~r r~'' lohr pilir- uf 'r" N-o ~ sd.
-0v.v~ly ~ tho dT-' tsp rUund-. Hrr -.
kncs'h"d out ~ -" thtrd session
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
STRICT TRtINING FOROiRsWEN
Columbia Varsity Wen Earnestly Prepsr-
In8 Tor Races.

Tho Columbia varsity crew squad Nas
pat on street training Yesterday for IN"
fr.t time this year training tabl" vas
established IN tho common. where the
members of IN" fret and second varsity
eixhtS Will eat TAO msal- a day. lunrh and
dinner until the dining room - put ~ order
on the barge when the training table viii
b. operated a. in the regular racing --a~on.
Although courtney has had the cornell
varsity squad IN strict training tor nearly
a month. Rec. thought hat m" New York
.rs would have pl-,tv Ut tan" 10 get INTO
hr-t cla~- condition hv waiting until later ~
tn $50 -Du. The sruHu 90 20 Iu framing
for exactly four veekS b@fors the race " m
Annapolis whirh take pla'- IN Nsy
Rice has ba-.r putting prtr'iCanN all
ht- time ~ on th- varsity quad snd l.
Worrying ~" varsity ~tght- every DAY
The fret boat L. me % the rlO-t pow erfill
crows thai Rits ha- Developed a. n - ahla
to row at twcnt Weight and hold the second
eight pulling thirfV-tVo
The ir-t Of ths iEt~rCia-- and intsfst~-
partirent -rsW~ that are to race IN az inter
,la-- r.getta on the hudson On NaN ~
vsr' out yesterday afternoon luuIpI
and -1phoufOF,. 'r~w yer" boat"d and
Under the direction - John schultz Of h.
Net. row0si Up stream for uitle shut
y 40 probably l0oA after the Tls-- ,TeW- To-
Ei~. ha- entrusted To- ht- 'ar" fhr laN
ss.hool aud -"ui0r crew. Wil lave thew
crews on the water to-morroN and y l.
sKpsstssi that the ~ 'reNp that viii y" ~
the rs'e v 10 ~ rowing by N" end ~ thr
v eel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-12
WE>TW IRD sans FIST.
Tried %, ~ = curse sa NArraGanse't ssAS
ln . tsosd ElreeIe.

The -'hoob.F Wr-'N - hI'h has h~en
built Tor Alsyauder : 90. hrHns hy Herres-
hon Wa. rr."d on N4uday norning on
NarraRaHs@'t HsN -. -atled Tor stput
fVo hours ~ a frs-h north - Wind Capt
charles Rarr Wa a. the "a heel and Designer
- Herrpshon Ms on board The vas hi
sailed under ioNer 'auNa- only and ~"
-. l"d fat Nn attempt Ras made 70
DIVE tho ysgbt n wHs sin pity q trial 70
how he Na- halau, 81 and q" satisfy
the builders hat Tho fs=-.l wH- al y gft D..
amt no builders and The pv Uer ar" sat i-firu
yesterday the work "f preparing Tho
yaSh' for hsr HoNaE~ aTr"-- ia" Ailstt1'
b~cab The crew thirtN men 10 all. were
hu-N all day The racing topWA-i-. b"pU.
and kowzprlt have 80 be f4keu down and
prepared Tor shipment on the steamer
h Paul - southampton smaller TOP
ftlH-ts and = shorter boom and boV-prit
~ ii 10 sod fpT rhe voyage a'ro~- the ~ eau.
store nave 20 ~ nut on board ! ~ West
ward vii probably -lIl Ms.,iU--itas Of u'Nl
week Ap-il ~ and ~ - hoped Not she "a 10
reach southampton "arly 90 MAY. whore
10. 90 i,' put o. racing trim tud tired "ut
a. tuI' XII a. pr~-lbl"
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nassbaH Nstes

Tho Rrna-Iyn -~Ggtsrs h~At the -scord tssm
rs ; s~orr ~ IN AT " asnin E'on rtrs Ne~tr-day.
aarker snd WtIfsini ritrhed tor the REGULAR
snd s~tnlan and Hell FOR th~ sscosd-
Jo~ Tius~T ms ~ -ooi 7rtor on ttr stag
but iudatnR FROM rcpofts 81 bis row stth IN uru
rlrr w Columbus NJ Il = Bad ons ~ thS stag
II. tohh har rrnori rf - ire prtrults. mt fui
Of irAiaria. hut ~ ~ingrr
IN NHt'r 500 A-e - ain tb~ pennan'.
SAYS HUGH tNuTy =, Hre Other rirb-
aut IItfS Nd . that th~ White >Ba sre g0ing -
DO u sSd u srcin he has u - the s-ven O'h-r
mansEer-.
Ths kAn>ss 'ttys have hrnt~u The Browns and
Whit soy Hud tho NeNarks haNe h-atcu the
gighlaudsv- Thr t.H Nnd Ne9arss wight
play or fOt tbc championship Of the Amcric ~
LsEEu~
IrIvnd stauforf and H~rEricy pisy rugby ~
prrsrvenrr N AmgTirsN footnsIl hut - FAR they
hsvr not taken ar ~riciri In prrfe-rncc tO bsse
bait
"Cftrago cubs ~annat hit' - plsin' from the
Wet Nog nrid. -r1. De- mueh Of an
thtng svrrpt sin r~nnarts
Somr ~ouirientz N magazine ~ alleged ha.e
rail- eap-rts smrsing ines arc inarru
rats Tire rnagaxine tndfis'Ty nr~ds few more
Full~ftona. FriieFtCn knoys hts business aud
doexn vac = BANNER for the sake 81 using ~.
Jask Doyle. ha~shsu read 10 an an sround
psrforn~T Ne goes ~ ~ me hell games. Geo
kerp . gnr a~uTe uithout utssflg = stTnts an1
rs ss~@ al ~ me bet btHitrd piay ere IN gse
Gutnul
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Three u~hIsn billiards.

Ia las' btgh' game ~ the amateur three
.HI-rlpn tournament ~ John boyle Broad
80. room = Nan Ealte defeated ~ R.."s
los !. -,0f~ NJ - 10 ~ Io-uIgit At 20 (, 10, /.
Il Sullivan a % meet " Turner
There we're ~" games PLAYED last nj gh
~ the afUs tsur handi'ap three cushion
f0uruafusnf ~ Tim FLYNN PaTk pls.. room
~ 90" 'r-t game " bah %. defeated .
MURPHY. a.. hy a sore - - 10 q Baa.h
ON 4ds a igh run ~ 3 N'Lrphv ns - run
ss- Ia he -s'pnd yafusU a-.fuan ~
son rom ~ holding e. by a -'"re 81 m
10 = IN" inner ~ sd- hixh rln OF Z
aui fhs lo-er best run
q " Warm yfou. with re- haudI,ap 81 ,
Usfs.t - thtTla.- Har-s'. rat h. IN NJ
t,raa roofu- larS B.gh by = - ~. Of g..
'" - Warrington hiyh run Wa s. Han
-s.l The game Taste - INNING
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oOI Ion DRIWS WITH CLEtRI
I.orsI Fighter Pre-, - . surprise for Han
taRIN eight champion

lotunv '"'ilou of thI'sg". panfIHtN "igrr
champion IT The s0rid fought . ton round
draw Is-f night - Tho Marathon d, 100
BruutIrr .th youur pi.strE 81 s.a ORR
- lsH4r. vH- surprise and ga,, rho q Doe
ago bsv Iu-' - mn. b a. hs re' o.. ..,i t,tl.
Iou va- lever ana avoided man" bloO -
bN h. DIR kIng
'pulpn led ~ 18th terrific sN|u- 10
the raN, uh'h -book ~ - i.sa-g. no
'ltns hsd 10 hFolsl more punishment
- is'aTs hen Aoke up. aud gab- 20 ~"
iIss' made II very interesting 'pT toulpn
rom fhr' On - iha -tN'h round % va
nr-t a. ~aTv and then 'oIlpn In the MIA
round iotIlpH lsi' eve hogan 20 puf uur
FROM ne constant Fabbing be- had -, . is 90
'oulou'- hp VA Opened up 10 the n"N'
round euh a left ing
toulou. vho had 40 10 this rutIuH gtisU
most ~ hts attention 10 Tho body now
iGru"d 20 batfeTfuE M - isary e. fa.s
- GAR r'''sfysd . number of -ptff bios /.
o.. no nsN' 's0 foIInd- but they did NOT
-.--rn 20 have any sfsr' on him ~ he in
t-hed = rUug