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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
STRONGSERMON
DELIVERED BY
REV. 4. F. LUTz
SPIRITUAL HOUSE CLEANING rHE
suaJEcT LAST NIGHT. ~
WHICH ne coNTRAsrED "
WITH EARTHY HOMES.

spiritual Mouse ClsanInn" was tha
subject 81 Evangelist IL F Lutz az
inc Flrst Christian church last night
and vas heard hY "a iarFr and inter-
srfrI conservation. Hr L1tz o. con-
ducf.uE "a series ~ mestlngs iu PcnEa-
cola and b. meeflua with much success.
Do aaid In part
n ffnw tne hnuaa gets urrieam
Gradually aad lmpsrrruubF So an
steals into ths human heart thouael.
80 enc O. ambitious tp become a great
fhiHf Nar gossip aF lruukard satan
drawa uH on Ernduaiir end aiuost Inn
prrcepUhiE Ur small steps until We
mature into ere hideoua slunerH nat
o. iHnoceuf YounH man ~ woman
ha on eur guard especially about ths
first. small aIun
q uiaeoyering thc need 81 cicanina
some uomcn and more men do not
fee unrleau'iness and disorder. 80
some people da not see the eorruptiou
end ninfuInrHH nf their uwu hearts
Dor sKample the FharIseeH Ca ChFlafu
dar thnurhf thaT we're without sln
while Christ tod them differently ON
che ether hand some women are 80
particular about cleanliness and order
mat they wear their nfe cat Ia house
rlfan.nE. to tHa ueElfct 81 The church
end other duties - some people ere
aiuaFa looFinE within and mistake
every tncllnntion of thn heart az sin
and ere 81 affected ~ t tbat thsy be-
come Heif-ccntefed Instead of ministers
g. cthtrn.
a Time of houss.5IsanlnE. daily.
weehiV und special enarta oncs OF
tuiea g vear - ChriftIann ueed daily
weekly and speaa. eT1rtH nt spiritual
house cleaning provided iu famlif war-
slin churrh services end speuial re-
vlval periods Al women uonid pre-
fer a. nfiIah houHe-cieauins once for an
bot that is not poaaioies o. - lf pcs
r'h.e in spiritual h1usr-rieanlnU
q How clean house.. ~ the heir
- SOAP. water. hFoums brHHhes mopa.
etc - cieaf Haul hv means ~ Ernre
provided IN ire Bible. praysr meetings
tords supper ere. 10 clean house
We nsea humility. patience ard per-
severance. no use f1r kid Fioves oT
pride We must So rirbt down 90 it
Nor can wt do 81 hy a brief dash ~
losing oar temper We must nst down
Poi hard steady. patient sIere So
Al WITH spiritual house-eieanlnr
AEHln. every chamber must 81 cleaned
g. every chamber "a thr soul must br
cleaned ~ woridilness and sins even
Ere political and business chambers
must BE- rieaned end occupied ~
christ Surrender an 90 christ VINO
r.ransss frnm an sim
Now keep fieang Not hy locke
ing up for thus it becomes SIZED with
corruption ard deadly noIsonn. 50
with ne soul We shcuid not trv 90
bo nesative CHRISTIANS far We wIu
fan hut one vonr aouI with holv
t1oughtr and medifati1nF and vnur ufc
Win nohle Christ-llkf deeds and Satan
can nnd NJ room in you then
rnulEht ar Lutn uIu have a. bis
subject 'LookinH ThrouHh roiared
Cianann"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
ELKS OF MOBILE
TO PENSACOLA
FOR MINSTREL
SIC OBLIGATION COMING OVER
VHis AFTERNoos FoR The
PERFoRNANcE TONIGHT.

Mobile Elks have become interested
In the bis minstrel performance given
Cor ne benoft % tha Carnival Asso-
citation. and tonight q big deiegatiou
will BE- On hand cor the Performance.
They expect 20 set aeats Cor the per-
formance. but there wlll be- q ruah Cor
them. so Pensacola people WHO Wish %
see ne IS event toniEht should not
waste ans time today IN securing their
tickets
Chaa B Heryey WH had he Mo-
bile delegation coming here Yester-
day George tL uerVey received the
fciiuWing TELEGRAM from him.
Mobile. Ala. Nsy. %. 1919.
George ~ tlervey, san Carles Hotel
Pensacola. Nia.
ne over tomorrow afternron 81 STIR
thirty vita bunch % Noble Elas d
attend carnival Ministries
~rmAa nj uEnVEN.7
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
A SPIRITED YOUNG LADY
WRITES OF HAIR and HERPIClDE

an really ashamed eE some 81 my
E.rl friends whgn q 'ooE Go their hair.
There Il no senss III having saea lock-
ms heads q simply shows thar while
they may BE- serupuloualy near iH ever
ether way. they are careless about
their hair.
Thin. fcrarrE. wIsuv halr generally
indicates dsndfun a~f dsndrum is
caused nv a germ. NTa.rrs lfFr..f-
clda VII kiu that germ and kefn ere
scalp az clean and healthy aa can De-.
Thla permits tha hair CD Erow mate
urafiy and luvuri rnflv That terrible
uchinE watch roes ufts dartrun stops
wlth ALMOST thr ursf application.
substitutes ar remedies raId o. De-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
.HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS

The American Hfsa mship Grayenn.
which arrived yesterday from Mobile
has 6.0oo barrels - resin aboard iu
trn nait for New YORK.
she n consigned 90 the Jones nracn
bury Company and vii take on add
uonal cargo AZ this port
The British steamship 9oodNooa
Which arrived here yesterday frorI
Alphabetical. has a rarEn ~ timher
and lumb In transit She mtn take
90 go tens bunker coal and has cleared
fer bahia Blanca. She ia consigned td
John a Merritt a co.
The Norwegian bars Giifra arrived
m port about noon yesterday and Ncni
81 20 quarantine.
Arrived.
~ sch ChaslevoiK. 42T, Roberto So
bic 10 John A. Merritt q CO.
Am a. 0FayEon. lFal, WEBB. Alubil'
90 Jones nu scnhurg Co.
Br - Lockwood, 1874 stub. Apa.
tachiCola 90 John a. Merritt a CO
tCaUcd Cor bunker roall
Cleared
Br - Go0dvond. 1851. stub. as Ua.
tia Blanca with a4e tons bunker coal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
TIDWELL TAKEN
TO PONCE DE LEON

D. r. Tidwen formerly q resident 81
irIs city. lcft Pensacola sunday N
custody of a deputy Sheriff from Ponce
Co., leon. where he ls wanted On thH
charge 90 stuallnE q wutrh
TIHweIL who elaiuH that be found
ere uatIh arrived here e couple 81
days aEo from Andaluaia. Ala. hsinK
arrested az tne request ~ TIE authori
uaa 81 Ponce de Leon Immediately
uucn hiu arrival here by ne city az
fharItles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

The winter apples - BENJAMIN rui-
man. the south Carolina senator. were
picked and hinH Co re orchard in
heaps 81 hundreds - bushels. says
Judge The HamatoF vas mdmirinE
them. me Baldwin hamE On particular
when a. Cd nsEro cane lettering into
the orchard and up 90 ths senator.
Have a. apple uneief" asked thc
senator.
NJ. go please. sab replies the oid
nsEr0. taking 90 his hat
what Find VIII vou have
Mos any Kind - -. rah.-
About now many wll Vou have =
nsked the senator. HtoapinH % pirk 70
q ffw
-wnv IN TAKE az so So boss re-
turned ths oid nsEro meekly. "but
dant roh va'ar'f"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

"iusl as Eoud' are sometimes offered.
huf % a better o. buy the EenuinE
original germ KILLER. Newbro's Herpi-
eide. There iH no EnesHworE about
that preparation. A trial isnt necss-
srrF iust buy . bottle and use e.. The
rfsaiis are sure o. be better than yoa
expect
NcwnFo's Herriride IN Ebc and o. oe
Sizes b. cold ~ au dealers who Huar-
autec @ % a. az that BE- claimed II
yuu are not sauaacd your money VII
tr refunded
Apnficat .ana obtained AZ the better
b1rnrr shop send zoe in pastaEn for
sHmrir arf book o. rhs Werpicidc CO
Dept ~ Detroit MI-h DA'emberte' :
Pharmacy. aurclal assent tAdv. }
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

The Ape--Kicked out ~ Parade
aren't YOU What are you going la
DOT You'rc down and OUT Adam
Rnhi en- just organize a proErrstif G
party, iet EVs in on Euffrngeti
plank. and The November elerupna 81
put a. back into Eden hands down.
PUCK
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
SICK MAN IS BEING
TREATED AT CITY JAIL

Albert Tulivcr, a waite man. vas
carried 10 thC police station yesterday
and placed In the sick ward
He vas seat IN by Captain Reed and
a. il said he BE- suffering from nrighta
disease
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

10 Your husband CROSSE An Irritable
fault nndin9 disposition u often due
10 a disurdersd stomach. A man with
good Indigestion Is nearly always good
natursd A great many have been
permanently cured a stomach troueis
- taking Chamberlain Tablets FoF
sale 81 an dealers (Adv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

decks SUNDAY afternoon. he injuries
beinE sueh aa 70 prevent HIM from
waihirH.
We waa earrisd o. BE hone. No. gts
AraEon street. On the patrol wagon.
TO cuRG A COLO ~ oNu DAV
FaHo fsAMATfNE uM0M0 Qulnins Tab.
tHfH hruMHiHtH refuuf wCnrF II ta fails
g. cure ~ " GROVES siWnaturs u
en- earh 49, sc fAdy ,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

There couid be no betteF medieiue
than Chamberlain's Cough Ramnd'
Ny chiidren we're al click wit
whoopinA cough. one % them we
IN bed. had hiEh fever and was
coughing up blood. our doctor nnte
them Cham bsriain'n Cough Remea
and rhe nrat dose eaned them, AM
three bottles cured them. says Mr.
" a Donaldson. % Lexington. ME-
ror sale ~ an dealnra fAaf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
VESSELS ~ PORT


1tnaHnahfE@
Eastlands. ~ 1851 lloyd Mobile %
John A Merritt a 60.
j. 4 Luckenhach. Am. diai. Rennsr.
santiago Cuba. 60 Gulf Transit ca
Cave soto. Br ztoe. Raider. Tampico
% Gulf Transit CO
wilma. span. tfsa. Arruteaul Port
Tampa - Gulf Transit co.
Himalala. British. 5i52, stuet Port
Tampa. g. gum Transit CO.
shipG
GcElna. Nor. i1IG. ---. Mates 20
order.
BmrNM
Rlanca. Nor 1917 Wsstmark. rio
Jancrio 90 order
Eilda. Nor. iisz. Olsen. Care Town
20 order.
nnrkantinaa.
Beatrice. ltaL ttf1. schiafino. Gs-
nna 20 order.
SchsansrH.
Dona CHRISTINA. Am. lfb Petersen.
Havana 10 John a. Merritt a Go
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Rnsius-Yos. sah. dis medal was
pinned On nah breast BY General
Washington hiEacif Yisitor-~MhY
has been dead more than
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
sTRucK ON FOOT WITH
A LARoG IRON BuckET

fim Mocfe a neNro man. Vas strucl
on TIE foot with e iargs trou buchef
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Nursing Mothera nnd Malarla.
The bld STANDARD GROVE 4
TASTE ESs CHILL TONIC. iTiVes
out malaria and builds un the sys-
tenn. For Erown people and children.
.Ge tAdN.l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-02
SLOW IN
OLYMPIAD PLANS
Subscriptions for Expenses of
Team Are Coming In
GrudgingIy.

LONDON. Eng, Apr 20.-Sporting
England does not fancy the diIatory
manner in which plans for the Olym-
pic games are being carried on. The
trials which viii bc held May 20 and
which will be the basis for the selec-
ton of the track and field team are
not attracting as much, attention as
II was hoped they would, and sub
scriptions to the fund which win de-
fray the training and other expenses
Of the team are coming in slowly.
Great Britain has plenty of material
to make a good bid for premier honors
In the track and field events, and the
remark Is frequently heard II the Eng
lish athletes had the same loyal, en-
thusiastic support given the American
athletes they would come pretty near
beating the Americans at Stockholm.
As IT is. however. they are not as hope
full as they might be.
The trials next month viii be held
under the same rules as viii govern
Stockholm,
For the first time In the history Of
athletics in England there is full list
of field competitions. There are no
walking contests in the tryouts and
neither is there an excuse given for the
absence
The running events will be 100, 200,
400, 500 1900. 5000 meters fiat, and the
marathon of 10000 meters. the 10 me-
ter hurdles, the running and standing
hiEh jump and running broad and
standing broad jumps, pole vault, run
ming hop stephan jump, discus. jave-
lin, shot, hammer and tug of war.
Fred w. Parker of the London Ath-
lctic Club has been appointed adviser
of the team, and he win have full
charge of everything connected with
1t until the games are over. 81
There will" he said, mot he the
slightest difficulty in finding the men.
but do thing we ought to initiate the
| Americans in one thing. There ought
| to be a permanent Coach--a man like
| Nelson, for eXample-who could fiji all
his time in finding and coaching young
athletes, That, however. would be a
! matter more for the British Olympic
Council than for the Amateur Athletic
Association. The appointment will
| keep me very busy for u while, but !
am looking forward to 1t with a good
deal of interest" .....
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-02
MILLIONS OF FOLKS
Use ONLY CASCARETS
They never have Headache, Bilious
ness, Sluggish Liver or Bowels or
n Sick. Sour Stomach.

No odds how bad your liver, stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches, how miserable and uncomfort-
able you are from constipation, indi-
gestion, biliousness and sluggish in
testines-yOu always get the desired
results with Cascarcts and quickly
too.
Don't let your stomach. liver and
bowels make you miserable another
moment; put an end to the hearache.
biliousness, dizziness, nervousness,
sick, sour, gassy stomach. backache
and all other distress; cleanse your
inside organs of all the poison and
cffete matter which Is producing the
misery.
Take ~ Cascaret now; don't wait
until bedtime. In all the world there
is no remedy like this. A lO-cent
box means health, happiness and a
clear head for months. No more
days of gloom and distress II you will
take a Cascaret now and then. All
druggists sell Cascarets. Don't for
get the children--'their little insides
need . good, gentle cleansing, too.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-02
TRACK
men TO GO EAST
Success Against Stanford Re-
C entity Encourages Blue and
Gold to Go After HOnorS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.--As re-
suit of the excellent records attained
by the University of California ath-
letes at the annual intercollegiate meet
with stanford, the student body leaders
OF the State institution have practi-
cally decided to send blue and gold
team to the games of the American
intercollegiate Association on May 80
at Franklin Field, University Of Penn
sylvania.
An invitation TO participate in the
Intercollegiate championships was re-
ceived by the University of California
early in the season and favorably con-
sidered by the executive committee Of
the Associated Students previous to
Saturdays victory. All doubt US to
the ability OF the California team was
removed In the meet with Stanford,
and Graduate Manager Milton r. Far
mer has taken up the detail arrange
ments with the officials of the inter-
collegiate association.
Last June tho University of Cali
fornia, team competed in the intercol-
legiate conference meet at Minneapo-
lis, taking third place. 1t was intend
ed to return the team this year. but
the surprising strength displayed IA
few days ago has prompted the man
agcment to go one further and meet
the best college athletes in the coun-
try. The decision Of the California
leaders with reference to the Eastern
college championships does not mean
that the conference meet has been al
together abandoned. II possible, both
games will witness the participation
of the California team. Manager Far
mer Is awaiting an announcement of
the entry dates from the Western as
ISOLATION, and, II sufficient time inter-
vcnes! the itinerary OF the blue and
gold athletes will include both Western
and Eastern championships. At all
events, the California squad will he
sent to the games of the Intercollegiate
Association and the Middle West field
day eliminated If necessary
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-02
TOMMY BURNS IS
STILL after TITLE
Wants to Take on Flynn July
a., the Winner to Go On
With lack Johnson.

When Tommy Burns stopped on here
on his way from Australia month
or so ago he handed the sporting ed
itors a lot of come back" talk and
said he was going to force Jack John
son into the ring with him for return
match, and would bring back the cham
pionship to the white race This was
taken as more or less Of Il joke at the
time. for others who travelled on the
ship said that Tommy's much-t talked
OF deep-sea training was done mostly
on lager beer in the smoking room.
However late advices from Seattle in
dictate that the bee Is still buzzing
in Mr.. Noah Brusso's bonnet
% IA -ts<e evidence of sincerity In the
matter, Tommy Burns has posted for
felt OF $1,000 to box either Jack John
son or Jim Flynn Tommy expresses a
willingness to substitute johnson in
his July match and make an effort to
beat thegPpeblo fireman, then he wishes
10 take orR the champion as a reward
The proposition to meet Flynn Is n
good one. However, II will not he one
that johnson and Curley will accept.
for they are the get the money, boys"
Another thing. II isn't likely that John
son Is fit. or ever will be again, to
tight another championship battle.
Tommy Burns must have lots of fight
left in him yet lie Is only 81 years
old, two years younger than Flynn,
ana there would be a great deal more
interest in the July battle between
Burns and Flynn than there will be
between Flynn and Johnson.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-02
new TEAMS IN
JUNIOR LEAGUE

There viii be five teams In the
Junior League again this year, but at
meeting held last night II was an
nounced that the teams would not be
the same FIVE that raced for the pen
nant in 1911.
This year the Asahis will be re-
placed by the Asahi Juniors, last years
champions having been taken into the
senior fold. The White Sewing Ma
chine Co. enters a team to be known
az the Whites, which viii take the
place of the Aalas. The J. A. G. Ju-
niors come in in place of the Palamas.
These with the Muhocks and G. a,
Us. of last year, comprise the city cir
cult
The season will open May 10, with
games between the ]. A. c. Juniors
ana C. \. Us. and the Muhocks ana
Whites, the Asahi Juniors getting n
lay eff. The remainder of the seized e
ulc asn't been announced as yet.
John *. Motley was reelected pres
ldent and manager. g. X. Abe was re-
elected vice president, Ed N. G. Jack
son was chosen secretary and official
scorer, X. c, Ahana treasurer, and M,
Costa auditor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-02
Double Century Students.


Merphers OF, the Students League
who rolled one or more 200 score dur
Ing April are r. b Cowles C), w. In
man. IL F'assoth and II. White tS), w.
Hitchcock G), l.. Gay, r. X. Rcidford,
Harold Morgan and Gilbert Brown Q).
Henry White won the gold stickpin
given for high score with 236, which
Is a record for the students. .
The rolling has greatly improved,
and most of the students have come
close to the 200 mark II they all have
mt got in that class.
Other 200 Scores.
Unattached players who passed the
double century mark during the month
were e r. Wilkinson C20, w. Will
,iams'ClO.'R b. Rietow U2), G. A.
White D0O, p Bernal 90, j. Whine,
'ANP. Wisdom~rs,, F. A. Edgccomb and
{. Il. Barter 60, T.. r. Schmidt, l..
Ba{nard p, CD. G. Franz, w. II. Rase-
ma9GyW Franklin, II. Froelich, NJ. Har-
riS and + Il, Blake 90, c. Morath,
Paul Schmidt (2), and G. Mills, 8.
Nicholson, II. zap, Geo. Dyson. II. V.
Gear. r. S. Young, NJ. r. Roberts and
I. lioogs o.. :
The gold stickpin for the most 200
scores in April was won by Wilkinson.
lie won it last month for high score.
Wilkinson still holds tho alley rec
ord with his 26S. williams is second
with 254. ,'.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-02
SCRAPPERS FIT
FOR SATURDAY

Johnny Mccarthy and Young Caples
have Knocked off glove work and will
devote their time from now until Sat
urday night when they meet In the
Orpheum ring, to light gym and road
work. Both men feel that they are In
good shape, and that they have had
enough sparring 40 put their Judgment
o. distance and pace right, and they
arc afraid of injuring their hands II
they continue to box.
Mike Patton has been chosen to ref
cree the bout, Besides the main event,
which viii go twelve rounds, there
VIII be an eight-round affair between
George lngle and TheO. Wiler, and Il
six round mill in which McRitchie, IA
Fort Rugcr scrappcr, will so against
Johnny Wahilani.
Seats are now on sale at Gunst's
cigar store.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-02
YACHT CLUB STARTS RAPID-FIRE
CAMPAIGN TO RAISE RACE FUNDS
Committee of Live Wires Appointed Last Night to Accept
Subscriptions from Honolulu SportSmen-Race One OF
the Most Valuable Promo ton Schemes Within the Reach
of Island Boosters.

After letting the matter of raising
funds for the trip of the cup defender
lapse for several weeks, the Hawaii
Yacht club has planned rapid fire
campaign that is aimed to carry the
people of Honolulu off their feet and
their purses into the club treasury at
one and the same time. At meeting
held last night Judge Cooper. president
of the club. nominated the commit
tee that Is to handle the subscription
lists, and these men, good money get
ters every one, will start out this morn
inS They won't have to do much talk
ing, for everyone knows what boost
for Honolulu the transpacific race Is
aud how much II means to the com
munity as a whole to be represented
by the winning yacht.
The committee that is to pass the
hat consists of Commodore +. M.
Hatch tchairman). w r. Shinglc. w.
II. Mclnerny, G. r. Wilder and w. G.
Wilder, from Honolulu; Commodore
Rufus Spalding. Kauai: Sam Baldwin,
Maui W. J. Mckay. Hawaii. The mem
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-02
FAMOUS CARTOONIST
is AN EL0PER

NEW YORK, N. Y, April 2l.--"Bud"
Fisher, the cartoonist, is a benedict.
He embarked on the sea of matrimo-
ny via the elopement route. The young
woman with whom Fisher has booked
passage for the life trip was Miss
Pauline Welch, pretty blonde yau.
deville actress. The wedding took
place Friday night. and while neither
of the clippers told anybody where
they were going on their honeymoon,
IL Is believed that they are on their
way to San Francisco.
Mrs. Fisher lived with her mother,
Mrs. WEIGH knew nothing of the plans
Of her daughter to marry, and the
news came as a shock to her.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-02

bcrs of the committee now in the city
will hold a meeting at noon today at
the Pacific club. to decide on details
and to add to their number any person
whom they think will prove good
coin extractor.
The yacht clubs proposed new home
ut Pearl Harbor was discussed at some
length last night, but no decision was
reached. All are agreed that II would
be an excellent thing for the sport to
iii up the McGrew place as regular
club. and keep an establishment of
servants there for the convenience Of
the cruising members. but until the
matter Of race funds is disposed Of,
the directors did not feel justified In
obligating the treasury to this matter.
Saturday morning shortly after
eight o'clock. Captain Stroud intends
To take the yacht Hawaii out for
trial spin. taking as his guests mem
bers of the press. The schooner has
been off the ways for two days and Is
pitched within and without" and quite
ready to go to sea. .