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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
ND SALARY NOT
TO BRING SUIT
Widow eft Tenor Singer S2S.-
600 Because He "Said"
He Loved Her
FIND BUNCH OF MONEY
n SEWED IN HER SKIRT
Relatives Fear That She Was
Killed But. Says He
Will Not Protect
Request.

CHICAGO, ILL, June lo-Appsr-
entiy the only investigation Of the
death Of Mrs. Fannie Surdsm Heile.
wealthy widow of New York and Chi
cage. will De made by Elmer f. Earl.
VI West Troy. her only relative and
the chief beneficiary under her VIII.
Earle, while convinced that Mrs. Helle
died from apoplexs. will have medi-
cal examination TO confirm his belief.
The police have not been asked to
make an investigation, and are con-
WINGED that death resulted from nat
0ral causes.
~ fusuCCEygf M efforts nHvU bCeH made
10 connect the assassination OF Phil
Nppo Catalina, an Italian, with Mrs.
SteIic'a death, Edgar Accetta. a singer,
the young protege Of the deaG Woman,
was with Cataiano when he was slain,
and was detained by the police. The
recurrence OF apopletic attick which
caused Mrs. Steile5s death was caus-
ed by the excitement OF Acceta's ar
rest.
Earle says he will not contest the
Will, although he expressed the opin-
Ion that Mrs. Stelie had come TO Chi
saEo 10 make "A new will that would
have cut off the $4,000 beauest 10
Accetta, which was in partial settle
ment OF breach OF promise case the
young Italian tenor had Instituted
against his benefaetress.
Accetta said to-day that Mrs STEELE
was about to make new will. but
that she intended TO leave him her
entire estate Ms. Stelle'x wealth was
estimated at between 100000 and
l.0en. 600. After her death s2S. 200
. In currency was found sewn into her
skirt and diamonds worth $4,000 In
her room at the Palmer House.
Mrs. Steiie's death followed a ro-
manic career. She inherited one mil
lion dollars from her fret husband, a
Chicago hardware dealer. Then she
married and divorce physician. FL
naliy she met Accstta, whose voice
she had heard In New York. His at
tentions grew tfresome. IL is said, and
his suit for 100000 for breach Of
III promise followed, although Mrs.
Steiie vas more than twice his age
The suit was compromised by a cash
payment OF $4,000 and a pension of
$50 a month. with the promise of Il
legacy in her viii.
Mrs, Steele and her rejected suitor
Hhe came TO Chicago ton days before
her death, and Accetta followed her
upon her Geographic request
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. June 10. 1910.
STATE SECURITIES, Bids Asked
North No n Carolina Ear 4, C. 1910 ;.
Centuries. "a. c. ana r..
CITY siBscciujRiiir;Innss ''''''% S'A
n s:ssa,srs cit Sity = ;s:a..
Richmond city ]; is. {. 4 IA -
i RafiRoaD i HoNDs -
4 !. G Z. L / r cts e cG ina IT. -. Q. ss "
c. and Q. Il. Cen NJ. ANS 100 -.
Georgia Pac. list Is. c.. 1922 lilo 80.
Georgia Sou. and Fla. 1915 loo 80.
Ga, and Ala, Con. SIS. 1916. .10l 49,
Norfolk and West. Ry. as.
Nor a.s and West. noca a.. is4i ss =.
Rich. and Dan. Gold 6s. c.
sea- a Board Air Line Is. 1850 ' 81 "
seaboard Adjustment. 6s...7e
SO. Railway list. SIS. 1894 .I06
So. Il, Dew G.. NJ. As. 1855 -. -.
Western n. G. lst. IS G 1914 los -.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
Norfolk Ry d. L. Co. bs. 1919 -. -.
Va. Ry. & r. Co. So. 1884 90 921s -.
Va. Eiec. Ry. Dew Co. on
s.f IKE RY. sTocKs Par Bid Asked
Va. Ry & r. Co, com. 100 ~ rs "
RAILROAD STOCKS Ear.
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100 -. -.
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100 -. -.
Allan Coast Line Com 100 -l19h
Allan Coast Line pref 100 -. -.
C. and Q. NJ. T. J. D.....100 Slls -.
Nor, and west com 100 100 -.
n. r.. & r. Div. OblIg. 100 -. -.
Southern Railway. pfd 100 50 -.
Southern Railway. com 100 70 49,
BANK AMI z II CO. STOCKS
American National 100 1876 -.
Broad street Bank .....2a As -.
Bank of Richmond. 100 l5o $50
bank OF erm'r and TT 100 lie -.
Capitol Savings Bank. 20 ~ ~.
City ..l.............@o ~ 40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
ASKS GOVERNMENT
TO PROTECT JEWS
Petitions Sent to Congress Re-
questing That Action BE
Taken Towards Russia.

-s WASHINGTON Juna 10
The House of Representatives was
anked by the Jews OF the United
States to-day to protest against the
policy Of the Russian government to-
ward the Hebrews
Representative OF various Jewish
1nncIeties appeared before the Commit
- on Foreign Affairs 10 urge "a ia
syorable report on the resolution in
Produced by Representative Harrison
IfDemocrat. New York;. which calls
upon the President tn use his good
Nf1ces In the prevention OF outfvgss
1Ealnst the Jews in Russia.
Or. II. Pereiera Mendes represent
I'M the Union OF Orthodox Jewish
GCa9rcgations OF the United States,
aave much Information which sub
Akanttated the reports of ths Jews
1hat outrages were continuing. l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
DELEGATES LATE
FOR CONVENTION
Richmond Representatives TO
Travelling Mems Convention in
Baltimore Slow in Arriving.

BALTIMOR MD. June 10
Twenty-seven members Of Richmond
council. Commercial Travellers, ar
rived In Baltimore at II o'clock Thurs
day morning. and few minutes later
were shown to their seats al the
fourteenth annual convention OF the
Grand Council United Commercial
Travellers OF America, which opened
in the auditorium here about one hour
earlier.
1t was through no fault OF their
own that the Richmonders wers
fardy. The boat on which they made
the trip did not reach the city ON
time.
They will attend q vaudeville per-
Torrance Thursday night and will
pitch into the work OF the convention
in real earnest Friday morning.
The convention was GATED TO order
Thursday morning by Grand Coun-
ciior T. J. Phelps, who win preside
ut the session. Governor Crothers
was the first speaker following the
conventions call 10 order. The Mary
land executive paid glowing tribute
to the knights OF the grip" Mayor
Mahoon. OF Baltimore, was next In
troduced and spoke briefly assuring
the two thousand delegates and their
friends that the freedom Of the Monu-
mental city was theirs
This afternoon the convention
plunged into business and many Inn
pprtant QueStiohs were dlsUuBSeG, IT
the delegates have any time at all 10
spare aside from attending to strictly
business, this time will be taken up
by elaborate social entertainments
which have bean arranged by the
local committees. The final business
session will be held Saturday morn
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
LIST OF WINNERS
IN LEEsBURG SHOW
Those Who Capture Prizes on
Second Day of
Meet.

LEEsBURG. VA. June 1o.-,An even
larger crowd attended the second day
of the horse and colt snow than was
present on Wednesday. Rain inter
rupted the performance In the evening
Winners Of the chief events were.
Cross country horses. LIST midnight.
y T. Green, ana, Linden Gordon. III. II
Norman. Srd.. High Wynne. w. s. Sow
ers, second day.
under. list. stephen, T. 4 Smith. End.
Wildnre, 10 l Redmon and Co. srd.'
Park SADDLE. lsh bands and under
Leading Lady, Bowies Bros. 3rd. White
Harry, ohm Thayer.
Harness horses. Ave years and over,
1sA hands and under. 1st Royal Swell,
Harry T. Harrison. srd Lady Laushton
Kenneth NJ Gilpin.
Combination saddle and harness ;s,
mond & CO., srd. Leading Lady, Bowles
Bros.
High steppers in harness, lat ROYAL
Swell. Bowles Bros, End. Grand slan'
3rd., Sensitive. Blenheim Farm.
Middle and heavy weight hunters. lst
Sunday morning, 7. D. Bsnner. End,
Keggy Corner. L. D. Benner. ard.. Sen
sitive, Blenheim. Farm. Hunters and
morning, L. ID. Benner. End. Sir Dixon,
G. ". Bradshaw. srd. Aigoma. Bienhefm
Farm
Harness horses. Matched pairs LIST.
pair. Bowies Bros, End. Grand Slam and
Mate, Lee Hechinger. 3rd, Polly and La
dy Llghtfoot, H. T. Harrison ~
Speedway horses, list. DIR. Chase. Geo
s GOODWIN. End Sister Norwood Alvey
Shipley. Ferd Hazel Bell, DR., 7.
Keen.
park Saddle. LIST. Lord Goden, Her
man Tlman, End Keggy Corner. L. ~
Banner ard. Leading Lady, Bowle*
Bros.
Sporting Tandems. LIST Grand SIAM
and Mate, Lee Hechinser, End. Team
f. A. Smith, 2rd team Row1es Bros.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
SUGAR MEN WILL
SOON KNOW FATE
Case Against Swindlers ia Hands
OF Jurv--Pardon in His
Pocket.

NEW YORK, June 10.~~The en-
ployes of the American Sugar Refining
COMPANY being tried on the charge If
conspiracy 10 defraud the government
out OF customs duties. will probably
know their fate tonight or early toe
morrow. The case went 10 the jury
this afternoon.
Clarence Lexow spoke TODAY for
Ernest W. Gerhracht. former s1par-
intendent of the Williamsburg docks
Lexow was bitter in his denunciation
of the testimony of Oliver Splitter
whom he braned as liar and a
thief" and called him the head devil
of the swindiers who walks the earth
ss free as the air. with government
pardon in his pocket"
Lexow was followed by John r.,
Etanehfield, for Charles r.. Hsike. tho
secretary of the trust. Stanchfield de-
ciared that Heik's duties were so man
field taht ne could have known moth
Ing Of the frauds.
Etanchi1eld WAS followed by Henry
L. Stimson, special assistant sttorn N
general who closed for the prosecu
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
10 impose n ine as lesson.
The fine was paid.
MIR. JACQUELIN ROBERTSON
DIES IN CILARLOTTESNlLLE

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
CHA VA" June
10.-Jaoquelin NJ. Robertson, aged 30,
cashier of the Peoples National bank,
and one of the most prominent pusl-
ness men of Charlottesville, dfed this
morning of pneumonia. HIS wire.
who was MISC Jennie y. Forbes, OF
Baltimore, survives.
He was son of the late captain
Harrison Robertson. "A wen known
lawyer and former member OF the
general sembly Of Virginia. He was
educated at Hanover Academy and
the University of Virginia.
After leaving college he went 10
Richmond, where ne engaged In ex-
portatton Of leaf tobacco. About ten
years ago he removed 10 Charlottes-
Vile TO engaged In the banking bGsi-
ness. He WAS an officer and stock
holder in many business concerns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
TOOK IT To KEEP"
AND He KEPT IT
How Glen Allen Man Was Finn
damned Out of Bank Roll
in Washington.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. June 10
The oft repeated story OF the well
dressed stranger, an innocent young
man, booze, and a missing bank roll
has occurred again. Clarence Davis.
twenty-four years old, of Glen Allen,
va. nag reported to the police hr1tw
that he was robbed Of s4ss by ~
stranger in mis- room at a local hotel.
Davis met a man giving the name
of Smith on the street. The latter
later introduced MIR. Lawrence
While matching coins in Davis room
the virginian produced his bank roll
of greenbacks. He handed II to Law
renee ito keep"
Smith asked Davis TO take a drink
and they left Lawrence in the room.
holding the money. When the couple
returned Lawrence was missing. Smith
went to look for Lawrence. Now.
Lawrence. Smith and the long greens
are missing and Davis is minus hAe
wad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
NEGRO WOMAN SUFFERED
HISTORICAL sPASM

Suffering from hysteria, Martha
Brown, "a young negro woman, cre-
ated scene at TWenty-fourth and
Main streets Friday morning, scores
OF people congregating near the COR
ner and witnessing the peculiar an
ties OF the unfortunate character.
Some one otelephoned for the ambu-
lance and Or, Gilmer responded
promptly, treating Che negress and
taking her to- her home, sl3 North
Thirty-seeond street
The woman labored under the hall
lucination that she was constantly In
danger of death from some unknown
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. Sue Blunt. who has been Ill
at her home In Cowardin avenue is
somewhat improved,
Mr.. Charlie Morris. an old Manches-
ter boy, who graduated In law from
Richmond College. and who IL now
practicing at the bar In South Boston.
was visiting relatives and friends In
the city Friday.
The Washington Ward Wizards and
tho brotherhood team Of Richmond
Will play ball on the Wizards. diamond
here Saturday. The Wizards have
won the great majority of the games
played this season. and are expect
ing to take the Brotherhood team in
camp again.
Mrs. A, II. Fitzgerald and Miss
Xelia Fitzgerald viii leave Tuesday
for Atlanta to spend the summer
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mira. Rives Winfree have
returned from their honeymoon and
are at home to their friends,
John Wayrnack,- the Washington
Ward boy who IL pitching bali in the
Eastern Carolina League, won his
sixth straight game this week. He
was pitted against Stoehr. the erst-
while Roanoke wonder. who pitched
a thirteen inning no hit game In the
Virginia League some years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
WITNESS PASSION PLAY
IN OBERASfsIERGAN

Rev. Dr James w Durham and
Mrs, Durham are arranging their
plans Tor an European trip of two
months. They will visit Oberammer-
gan and witness the presentation of
the Passion Play. They will sail June
q, via North German Lloyd steamer
from Baltimore. the first stop to be
made in Berlin.
Rev DR.. Durham has made ar
engagements for the filling of his pull
pit in Rainbr!dge- Street Baptist
church, Washington ward, during
his absence from the United States
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
ALDERMAN PERDUE
DENIES THE REPORT
Strange Rumor Was Circulated
That lie Would Not Accept
Nomination to Council.

Alderman J. X. Perdue has issued
statement. In which he emphati-
cally denies the report that ne would
not accept the office of alderman from
this ward, If he Is elected. MIR. Per
due has been In the board for num-
Der of years. and is one of the three
gentlemen who was selected to- repre-
sent the annexed territory in the
Greater Richmond Council. No one
knows how the report was started
about his retiring from the municipal
body.
The political pot in boiling in the
city. though. and predictions and
counter predictions are being made,
There are eleven candidates for the
eight positions and each of the eleven
conte nds that he will be a winner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
POOL ROOM OWNERS
FINED FOR DISORDER
Negro Proprietors of Broad st.
; Resort Treated Peniently
Following Petition.

Follow ing the reception of a petition
signed by i,rodd street merchants ask
ing that the complaint be dropped,
Judge Witt, sitting in Hastings Court.
Friday, refused 10 discharge King and
Moseley. negro proprietors Of the Viz
ginia Pool Parior, from the charge of
conducting dtsorisrly resort. and fine
them s25.
The merchants declared in their petit
ton that the pool room had bean
closed and that they did not wish TO
prosecute. The court decaded II best
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
AUTOMOBILES is
DASHED TO DEATH
Running so Miles an Hour Ma
chine Crashes Through Gate
and. Falls 90 Feet.

CLEVELAND. o.. June 1o.--Run-
ming sixty miles an hour. Fred X.
Blee lost CONTROL OF his automobile
early to-day. plunged through the
gates of superior riaduct to his death
30 feet below. John w. Anstall.
gateman at the viaduct, WAS hit hy
the wrecked gates and ssais legs were
broken. Biees death u instantane-
GUS and Anstali is believed 70 NOR
tally hurt Plee was 20 years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
GOVERNOR REVOKES
CALL TO SOLONS

Especial to The Richmond Virginlan.)
RALEIGH, y, c.. June 1o.---Bids
for issue OF State bonds opened to-day
at noon. There were niety-nine bid
ders, wanting two million five hundred
fifty-six thousand Ave hundred dollars
OF bonds. which was four hundred
thirty-fye thousand over necessary
amount.
Governor Kitchin has revoked the
call for special session or legislature.
State officials are highly gratified over
outcome.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
ROANOKE, VA. June TO-
Through Roanoke real estate firm
n deal was closed to-day for the pur-
chase by NJ. G. McCorckle and Sons
of Richlands Of large tract Of TIM
Der In Nelson county. The purchasers
Will Install band mill at once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
William L.. Penn.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
ROANOKE, VA. June 10.--Wfi-
liam l.. Penn died here to-day, after
a brief. illness, He was born in
Patrick county and connected with
Barrow. Penn and Company. whole
sale grocers He is survived by his
wife and eight children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
TWO BURGLARS DRAW
~ PENITNTIARY TERMS

Sentence of fifteen years In the State
penitentiary was passed on wesley
Boiling, convicted of burglary oy
udge witt In Hastings Court, Nc. J
Friday. ohm Collins also convicted OF
burglary was sentenced TO hve years
on the roads
John Lawrence, convicted OF house
breaking. was sent to the roads for
two years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
BANK OF ENGLAND
CUTS ITS DISCOUNT

LONDON, June 1o,--For the second
time this week the Bank of England
to-day cut its discount rate from 3 l-2
to per cent. The first cut was from,
to Ia. The influx OF gold CON
tinues heavy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
Opens New store.

Messrs, .. r. Ray and Willie Bish-
op have opened an ice cream and
confectionery business on the Midlo-
THAN Turnpike and are now ready
for business. Mr.. Ray has been a
merchant OF Washington Ward and
of Richmond for a number OF years.
he having at one time been the most
prominent candy maker in tho city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10

Funeral services for Mr. Joseph
Reyes, who died Wednesday, were
conducted from the home In West
seventh street Thursday afternoon.
and 1nterment- MAS in aurS Gene
terry Mr.. keSes was Union soldier
and had been living In Washington
He came here to visit his daughter
and WIS taken i'll only "A few days
ago. Rev. Father Coleman conduct
ed the funeral services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
ONLY ONE INVOLVED
IN ATTACK ON WOMAN

WARRINGTON, d. c., June To-
0aly one member OF the Twenty-tifth
1nlaatry u Fort Lawton. Washington.
m tUpficAtSd In the attack made on
Mn Rsdding Mt Seattle recently. ae-
lt0p61ng TO an Official report received
tA1n afternoon from the commanding
1loW II sAA post, Aeutsnaut-Coi
A GamuGl ". Miller. hy the var dc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
Property Changes Hands.

Mr. J. William Brooks has sold to r.
A. Fore and others a lot on Hull
street. between Ninth and Tenth
streets. The consideration was S.
600
Mr.. Eddie G. Cerxley has sold to the
firm of Jones Il Clements piece OF
property on the northern line of the
Manchester and Failing Creek turn
pike, the consideration being 1900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10

person. and her screams to passers-by
to prevent this mysterious parsonage
from killing her were heard for q
square or more awayr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10

First National ..;.....lse sos =.
National bank OF va. lee ais 22s
National state Bank ...100 -. -.
Fetershue9 oaSss AmA. TINS 10 -,s.---a--...ae
Planters National 1880. 100 500 -.
Savings Bank OF Rich'd 50 81 -.
Union Bank Of Rtch'd. SO 21e -.
Virginia Trust Co... 100 1906 -.
INSURANCE. COMPANIES
Va. Fire and Marine -s...2b -. -.
Virginia state ..........2 s -. -.
MISCELLANEOUS
Am. To. Co. prd. sp. 100 ss -.
Amer. Los Pref. 100 los -.
Va. Car. Chem com s.1.09 -. -.
Am. Tob. Up. CT bonds -. -. -.
Am. Tob. ep. ct. bonds -. -. -.
Fa-Car. Chem pref pc
o.. ls23 49,. loo lssh 80.
Va. Car. Chem. Com. - 100 SSla -.
Va. Car. Chem LIST nj SIS
1SH1
Quotations for interest paying bond
are ~ price, to which interest mus
be added. Income bonds and certin
eatea OF Indebtedness ara fat.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
PRESIDENT TAFT
AND PINCHOT SPEAK

WASHINGTON d.. 17.President
Pnhot Federation
on
FAIRBANKS MEETS SULTAN
CONSTANTINOPE Former Vice President Fairbanks
a Sultan Of Turkey.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
WASHINGTON InI

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-Senatoi
Bourne, as chairman Of the sub-com
mittee OF the Senate public expendi
lures committee. believes there is need
of investigating Congressional investi
cations. He has been looking up the
cost Of the investigations, ordered BY
Congress In 1907 OF what caused the
advance In the price OF timber. This
has already cost upwards of $500, 900
and is not completed.
The Brownsville investigation has
cost 100000, without results. and the
Pinchot'Ballinger probe. probably will
cost over 100000. Investigations
which have been ordered by Congress
and are under way. with no sign OF
completion, are the probing OF the
steel industry. tobacco and cotton In
dustries, water powers. corporations
transportation by water and the har
vester trust, and the cost of these will
aggregate 100000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
|ELkS WILL greet
VISITING BRETHREN
Committee Of Thirty To
Entertain EIkS On
Cleveland

Thirty Elks, a special committee ap.
pointed for entertainment purposes
will go out to meet the big steamer
Cleveland with its party of tourists
and after giving the Elks and their
wives cordial greeting. see to It that
they are well taken care of during
their stay In the city.
A meeting Of this committee was
held last evening. Z. II. Paris is the
chairman and the thirty have been di.
vided into subcommittee SO that all
the details will be looked after care.
fully.
The first move was to charter the
Mokolii to carry the committee out to
the steamer. The Elks will board the
ship following the Promotion Com.
mittee representatives and the band.
The Elks and their families will be
discovered and automobiles. informa,
ton and all the rest will be provided
to make the stay OF the visitors pleas.
ant. .. -tr
After having such magnificent re.
cept.on at Manila II Is probable that
the visitors will expect something
large and elegant from Honolulu. but
as far as known the Elks is the only
fraternal organization that has thus
far laid out a special program Of en-.
tertainment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-18
nigh. vs.. fleet

The following officers and enlist
ed men OF the National Guard Of
Hawaii are requested to meet at the
Bungalow, Friday evening, January
81, 1910, at 1880 O'Clock. for the
purpose OF making arrangements to
play the final two games of three
with the U. 8. Pacific fleet, which
will arrive here on or about Februi
AIRY !. 1910: Capt. James A. Thomp-
son. Lieut.. Bradford NJ. Sumner,
Lieut.. Antonio Q. Marcallino. Will
liam Hampton, William s. Rice. John
Williams, George Townsend, Louis
Soares. En- Sue, Abraham Lota.
Henry Chillingworth, Henry Bush
nell. John Butler. Dude Lemon, Sam
Chillingworth.
II will be remembered that Barry
played the West Virginia with the
team OF the First Hospital Company
and won by to /. Then he sent
a challenge to the best nine of .he
fleet from the N. G. II. team, and
lost by l 90 3. There are now two
more games to play with the best
nine OF the feet against the best
team OF the N. G., H.
EDGAR s. BARRY,
Manager. N. G. H.. Baseball Team,
Honolulu.