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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
DR., ENN|ON WILLIAMS
MARRIED QUIETLY.
His Union to Miss Anna Heath
Lassiter q Surprise to the
Friends of Both.
(snecial Dispatch to The Times:

Especial Dispatch to The IimsS'
PETERSBURG, VA. October 1.-Dr.
Enn:on c. Williams, of Richmond. and
Mss Anna Heath Lassiter. daughter of
DIR. D. w. @Lassiter. of Petersburg, We're
married at 4 o'clock yesterday atterroon
at tile home of DR.. Lassiter, in this city.
Rev. Dr..-OF&-S. Bunting, of st. Paufs
Church, performing the ceremony.
Only the Immediate members Of the two
families witnessed the wedding. which
was very quiet on account of the recent
bereavement in DR.. Las-iterS family. Not
even the most intimate friends of either
family knew that the wedding would oc-
cur yesterday.
Er Williams mother. Mrs. John l.
Williams, and his brothers, Messrs. John
Shelton, Lancaster and Langbourne VIII
liims. of Richmond; Dr.. I-assiter and his
soas-Congressman f. f. Lassiter, Mr..
C. II Lassiter-and Mrs. F. +. and Mrs
c. 7. Lassiter were the only persons
present at the wedding.
DR.. Ennion Williams is the son of Mr.
.!ohn l.. Williams, of this city. and has
his office on Fourth Street, near the COR
r.er of Franklin. He has given a great
deaf Of study to the subject Of bacteriol-
ogy and has a considerable reputation in
ills line. The marriage, which came as
surprise to the friends Of DR.. Williams in
this city, was very quiet on account OF
the recent sad death of Miss Virginia
L&ssiter. a sister of the bride who it
Will be remembered, was thrown from
carriage in Petersburg and died few
hours later as a result of the injuries
she sustained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
WRONG MAN OPENS
DYNAMITE BOMB
I. A. Robertson, Of Patrick, Ter
ribIy Injured by Explosion
Intended for Burnett.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

NEW YORK, October 21.-A special
from Norfolk says:
A package addressed to ]. F. Burnett,
a prominent citizen of Patrick county.
was opened by T. a. Robertson, Of Stark
ev. Va, and his right hand was blown Oft,
ne was blinded in one eye, and a portion
of his right side torn to pieces. The pack
age weighed three pounds and was left
at the postott1ce without postage. As it
bore Robertson's card it was sent to ll!s.
Fc denied all knowledge of it and it
was left on his doorstep. He opened it
with the result named Heis not expected
I'D live. a dynamite cap was so arranged
.,,,r when the package was opened it
would explode. There is no clue to the
ncrpetrator of the crime
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
DEARTH OF TEACHERS
IN WEST VIRGINIA
fSnecial Dispatch to The Timcs.l

CLARKSBURG, ". Va. October IL
,rhere is a scarcity of school teachers in
nearly all the counties of this State, and
IN some counties from one-fourth to one
third Of the schools will remain closed
all winter because teachers cannot be
found for them.
The school term in TINS STATE varies In
,,i1arent scc,,nties and is from four to six
months The wages vary from $50 to s45
month.
The cause of the 5dearth of teachers is
tho fact that any one qualified to teach
Can earn more money at almost any other
vocation. ss4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
.CARBOLIC ACID INSTEAD
OF SPIRITS OF NITRE
(By Associated Press. J

rapher connected with the Western Union
cffice at Baltimore, Md, died at the home
Of her mother. in this city. to-day, after.
having been given carbollc acid instead
Of sweet spirits of nitre. The carbolic
acid was administered by Mrs. Lahr.
mother Of Mrs. Walters, who is almost
frantic with grief. ssfs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22

Continued on second Pas@l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
WEATHER FORECAST

Forcc.a .t Tor wednesday and Thursday:
J s3rrinia-Fair Wednesday: Thursiay
yair, except rain In southeast portion;
fresh northcast winds on INC a..
s.rs fair and warmer: fresh northeast
J WINDS brisk on the coa1-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22

lccntinucd on Third Pase.)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
BRENNAN BUDGET.


Miraculous r,,,,. - , li,4I. Gil ,sj,,,
81, -,'.0 N''' WIN
eU 'OHh 'Idln'
Brcnham. Texas, June y There was nm
exciting incident ON thn Central tr,tp
,,bv,.,i,,, ,,,,r,,i,,, . ,., 49,
the mysterious appearance Vt Miss rcurl
Werner n l2ycar.old orphuu of flrurr.
.t,,1 ,,ts ma. ,...t,., , -. ~,
llycaroli sister from q convent In
Austin. About two or hror miles from
Nrpodo th. utti,. lt r ,, ,,
sister awaited sometime for hpr rctlrn ht-
iurc becoming uneasy. aud then went to
look for her When She was mublc To-
awakened 10y her scrrguis thr conductor
summoned TO this coach. the train strppyd
nnd everybody Joined Ia the grirf ut the
elder sister TeIeernms were .ant A.,
headquarters nAIuu ucrmlssipu 10 don,y
rue train at palgc and scud un rugiuo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
KerYiIIe News

Kerryille, Texas, June 1.-THE protract.
ed meeting which has been In progress az
the Methodist church In this city closed
Sunday evening. The meeting vas con.
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Il, T, Campbell,
assisted Ivy Rcys Sims of Waeldcr and FL
lot OF Center Point. Much good was Ac.
compiishod. Thity-oue accessiuns were
made to the church,
The city school board IN regular session
last night elected Miss FHrquur OF IA
Grange to MI the remaining vacancy IN
the clty schools
4 good fruit crop Is promised In this srr-
tiou. A few peaches. plums ANA apples
ful.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
Gonzales County Commissioners.

Gonzales. Texas. June u. Commissioners
court has been IN session this week as a
hoard of equalization. Very Few assess
ments so rar have been raised The court
received the bridge just finished across the
Guodalupe river near town. Il Is first
class bridge with double track. middle span
2tO feet In length Entire cost SNiNn. II
was bult by VI. $, Haste of Dallas, agent
OF the American bridge company.
The court win appoint Justice Of the
pearc tomorrow To- az tho uneXpired tenn
caused hy the doarb 81 Joseph Hawkins
Justice of the lI1rNood Vgcrinct. fhrre ARE
two petitioners hcfure the court x. y,
Barclay and r. A. Caperton,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
Cameron CuIIinos.

Cameron, Texas, June l2,-Miss Abble
Hare, while playing with gun which was
accidentally discharged. suffered severe
wound IA her lower limb yesterday.
Twelve prisoners In the county jail con,
vlcted at the last term OF court, are await
Ing the proper agents TO conduct them To
the panltcntary, Scrabin aud simpson
were brought In from the Peoples farm
10 go with them.
Major Lyl0s and Attorneys sharp ana
Nelson are In brentwood ON legal husl.
ness, 10 he gone for few days.
Clarence WymNn OF Abilene Is spending u
few days with his friends here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13

I.lano, Texas, June IA large crowd
of Goorsetown's business men have been
camping on the river above town tn,
week.
". y. Westewelt, mineral expert OF
New York, is In Llauo looking over the
mineral field.
Mr. Carl Scamaun Of Missouri is visiting
lu Llauo
iohn Rohh shipped TO Llauo from Hous.
ton rs head of stock cattle,
Land Commissioner Charles Rog0u, ac.
companled by several prominent citizens at
Austin, are camping ON the river near
l,lano.
J. II. Middlebrooks ana W, II. KuyRcn.
dall lett yesterday for the Territory ON cat
tie business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
MOTHERS OF GREAT MEN.

Ralcish said that he owed all his polite
ness and department to his mother,
,Chopus mother Ike himself, was very
delicate
NlltoNs letters often alludc to his moth
err IN the most aifoctionato terms.
Goethe pays several tributes in his writ.
lngs TO the character Of his mother.
HonnodS mother was fond of painting
ana music
SchWunns mother was gifted with
musical ability.
Stducy Smiths mother was a Glover CON.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
seouin Flourinu Min.

segpln Texas. Juno H. The contract
fo- the elevator aud buildings OF the Sc
guln FIGURING Mlls has bocu Let aud Con
tractor John w Goodrum was awarded tho
work The dam has heen completed
Walter Note, who Is at the head M tho
cuterprise, said today that work whom com.
pletod would call for the Investment OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
HOTELS, SUMMER RESORTS
HOTEL ALLEGHANY
and
ROCkBRlOGe ALUM SPRINGS

on Chesepea k and Ohio railway.
HOTEL ALLEGHANY-A handsomely
furnished. modern hotel at Goshen, Va.
on main lme Of G. ana o. Rv, and
With fine hotels aud cottages, beautiful
grounds, aud curative mineral waters; S2l.-
Geo expended In improvements this year:
are managed practically rs one resort. Cars
tcrmingle as under one roof Fine gult
links at IockbridGc Alum Orchcstras Mt
both p.Occs. Lovely drives. Magnificent
mountain scenery Exhilcrutug simmer
climate. Address
n. H. BROHENBOBOUGH
Manager Hotel AlcghDnv. Goshen, Nn.
JAMES A. FRAEIER,
General Manager Rocklrldgc Alum Springs,
Va.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13

These gentlemen are making aosoig NJ
of that portion Of Brazorl9r he Weik !.
east Of the Brazos river. psnd fht q,
been In progress since AnIa,' ,n \ tAe Y.
which Is made In the hela r showing 2
ferent types OF soil, nesiass !.
principal roads. ,,x..ar, soils srt y y
Samples Of these dinnrennss, nstcn, rsss
lected and sent 10 MNsSs wofi = .. "a
analyses are made. A.ei ,nhlIshed w. w.
pleted report VIII ~ snd aCituH'
Ing these different so'is
advantages.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
Engagement at Childress.

Childress. Texas, June n Chlldross Is
steadily moving up. The new school build
ing viii ne ready by September for the
opening next session,
r. II Norris hardware building viii be
completed by July /
The machinery from Fort Worth shors
VII soon. be In place In the splendid new
building here,
eco feet,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13

Mlneola, Texas, June LITTLE cltv ro,n.
ell last night ordered an eloction tos t tu""
70 determine whether ar pnt ~.
iMlnSfplS should issue Sl0.nn scho,l NJ, OF
S nJs t9I the erection of two scbnoi h h"tniSe
Years SI on5 5e Fl, no G,. are to RIM tSf Forty Forty
N ner cent The bonds win be tAv,rI3i'ig
blocks Of Sl00O each. wa ue ISSUED IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
Mineral Wells Clear Of SMALLPOX.

Mineral Wells, Texas, June 1.-THE three
cases OF smallpox that were confined in the
pest house adjoining Mineral Wells ara
now entirely well and have been dis.
charged. This leaves Mineral Wells en-.
tirelN clear OF this endemic and there Is
no possible chance Tor any new eases.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
RECALLING LETTERs.

II Is astonishing. said tho postmaster, 90
consider the number Of persons who Sish
to recall letters which they have mailed.
Perhaps IN anger or through mistake they
write and post letter and fifteen minutes
later they rush to the office 10 recover It,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
Ne,us Ernm palnallna.

Palestine, Texas, Jane 12-News Just
received from the Reagan residence states
that Judge Reagan rested better last light
aud as result 10 feeling some better To-.
day while he Is improving slowly from
the accident Of ten days sgo he Ii yet far
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
Sheriff Vann Has Rssic,.,l

-. NrtrNihe' Texas. June H. sheriff 1oh,,
y" nm, aun mas resigned his office TO tote tsa
i /, ' ito Of deputy United statcs ~,
s1mme TS' im LIS family viii spcn ngdrS t5d
viii remove to HGlI lonlta,, aq5 h the autumn
rsret their change OF rI rGGg many friends
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13

ing until after tho primary, which will he
held Jlne "a. The lutcrcs- I'm tbc "an,,us
election Is more than u las hecn for years.
as there are more candidates for each com.
" oniee than There has teen in preyious
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
Fatigue Of Social LIE.

social NE has It's tatigues as wen as Us
pleasures. strength and ,sgor come Of
good food, dnly disestcd Force. a rea0y.
70 serve wheat ana barley food, adds no
burden, bit sustalns, nourshek, iavlg.
crates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
Sol Survey Of srazorIa countv

Sandy Point, Texas Jnne 20 No..
..ank bennstt, Jr.. and Grove R, Tones ~
n. United States agricultural departmsnt
'lFeau OF soils, are at present located here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
RuRAL rREn pELIvERY.


Rural free delivery has not been inau-
surated in this territory for the reason that
the territory contiguous to Houston Il go
sparsely settled that a route reaching the
required number of patrons would be too
large. The country however, Ia being rap
idly settled and new roads are being CON
structed, and this is calculated to Increase
the rural population to such an extent that
probably within the next year several
routes will be established out OF Houston.
The route surveyed from La Porte WIS
tavorably reported and Postmaster Bluck.
well Of that place hopes TO have lt tstHb.
lishcd at an early date The pustothcp re.
part iuent at Washington is paylnG Iurtlcu-
lar attention TO the mHticr of rural free
delivery IN reIns and the routes vii hc
increased lust rs fast rs the conditions Will
permit There are more applications on
Me now. however. than can hr cNpedlNuusiy
offended to- and their increasing bunk re-.
,onds, said Postmaster strong. are tic
NEST important icHtUrc as pIrilWl llrN
to the establishment ll rural tree delivery
routes. for where the roads 1rc good uLd
the population sufficient the routes are at
once established. Tho rural \ livery idea
IL strictly modern ANA designed to meet
the conditions which WIFI cNisi In the fu
turc. InuumCrahlC new lines Of railroads
and extensions and hrunchus have greatly
Increased postal tcuulreuents AMI fActitci
and at every slatio1 railway pnstul Ice
is established as soon ms the pmce IS sufh.
ciently important
The development Of the postal service en-
all NJ It's departments has hcrn so remark.
able during the past ten ycars that tho
service Of Hayes day and Of Cleveland \
first administration appears crude ani there
is M comparison.
The mali service which has bNen cstgh
shed in Alaska mas attracted Vide spread
attention bccHuee NJ It's entire nilsson 20 IN
the past hut 1t ~ not nearly so remarkable
rs the improvement In the States, Tie
American system has also been oSt9hiahpd
great success There rs also United
States postal agency at Hong Kong ChlrH
conducted strictly ON the American riar
In the Orient
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13

ne otooNess Dress Tor Daytime,
Ihcrc is no denying taat the stocklcss
costume for daytime wear Is a realty; and.
tru'h l To tel, few, women look as well AS In
throat REQUIRED, hut dlstinguishcd mir
gsnVraliy These missing, the rtfcct il de-,
eidGdly common and unfinished. BcSi le,
, m rs new, aud we are undenlably scnrv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


primary. Grammar school and coliesiate
departments. Fun courses IN Science
IIter1turc, Classics and Modern Ian
.,,,.cs The best advantages for The study
~ gN,,sic ktt and Elocution. A very strong
facrlty. The Boarding Department mas r, ~
,So,pfnrts OF an elegant home. Tue
t,.tu,,,,,,s bnve Heen enlarged and ihp en-
9owment increased. For Catalogue address
REV WALLACE cARNAHAN,
Principal.
SAN ANTONIO leNAo'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
SALARIES INCREASED.

Beginning with July l every clerk in the
Houston postorlce will he granted raise
Of $l0o the year, and It goes without say
Ing that all the postal employees are happy.
Mr., Strong made n requiSitlon on the de-
partment for an appropriation Of funds
TO increase compensation on the merit la
sis. Congress made the appropriation and
the department made an allowance for
every clerk and cmploye VINO mortcd an
Increase by reason " the previous year 5
service. go far the department has hon
ored the acquisitions Of the postmaster I'm
full and without question Including thu
assistant postmaster there axe now TWEEN.
tysiy clerks and twentN-slk carriers. six
substitute carriers ianitors. etc. There
hre nine mounted carriers In carts and one
collection wagon, Five covered wagons
transport the mails between the various
depotS and the poStoffice
Beginning the LIST az July n now con
tractor Will provide an entirely new ont.
ft suitable SCR greater Houston, Il viii
consist Of new wagons harness aud upto,
date teams. The contractor u indppenlep
Of the service and will be required, To keep
the outtlt In first class order,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
NAnlnrY Nm RrSINrsR.

The growth In foreign mails In the llous-
ton postofhec Is proportiounte with the
growth of the city, Thc larger the Increase
In the foreign population the creator the
Increase of European malls. as every fer
cign settler earns money aud sends a FCr
ton OF 1t 20 the old country,
The parcels post is being extensively lsyd
In Houston.
When asked about the queer unmdpahlo
articles which the people nttrmpt go .cLd
through the mats Mr. StrouE sNj give
Your Imagination the fullest play amt II
VIII not 20 wide OF he mark. oar g. p,
liencc Is, ~ course, that ot every other
large postofugc. We encounter everything
mAiluhc and everything uumHiuhp, lAc
proportion OF unmulluhic matter, however
Is much less than IL WIS few years ago.
The patrons of the office have bccomc Udu-
Gated AMI understand the system ucttCr.
The tendency now Is to visit the pnsrltlcc
aud make inquiry before sending doubtful
matter through the mails,
The largest amount OF business Is that
transmitted under 2crnt stamp, Tie
Houston merchants, however, said Mi.
Strong. nrc great advertisers and the r all
IS constantly full ~ circulars and cata-
loCucs. The Houston community II also a
reading community The volume e. eading
matter dispensed is simply immense AID
there Is hardly family in the rity that
does not receive papers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13
THE BAROMETER OF TRADE
POSTMASTER STRONG DESCRIBES
PROGRESS or HOUSTON OFFICE.
Increase in Salaries and important
Changes and improvements Are
Scheduled to Take Place.

Postmaster Seth b. Strong said yester-
day that comparative statement of the
tscGl year would bc issued at the end OF
the present month. The increase OF husl-
Iess in the Houston postofnce since 1872
amounts TO about 20 or 20 per cent. The
postoffee. said Mr. strong. is a true baron.
eter Of trade. Its business Is normal In
Houston. unlike some towns. beaumont aud
Galveston for example. whose business las
for some time been abnormal Here II
fairly represents the commercial growth of
the city The gross receipts of the rSral
year ending June 30 viii approximate $50.
or The difference between this suln aud
the figures of ten years ago represent tie
gradual growth of the city and Indicate It's
splendid future. The difference amounts
10 over 100 per cent
Beginning With October. 1890, Mr.. strong
has employed ten additional carriers ind
ten clerks Up 20 date they have not had
an idle hour while on duty.
The registration department Is feature
Of the Houston postofnce. In all tile 'eSi.
dence districts the carriers are provided
With blank forms and are authorized and
ordered to register. all letters rendered,
giving receipt at the door. This tnsi-
ness has been increasing every day. The
postmaster believes that the Ufhce should
be registering at least 2 per cent mere
letters than at present under this con
1enient plan. The people do not seem to
realize the advantage OF the new system,
although Postmaster Strong has often pub
llshed an outline OF the plan,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-13

What Feminnity Has Conceived for
Summer Apparel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-11
Girl Messengers
Used In ! OndOn

The recent departure made by the
London postoffices in employing girls
as well as boys for the Express Mes
senger Service is meeting with great
success. The girls prove more relia-
He than boys, and are quite as able to
stand the strain OF the work.
There is no examination to be pass.
ed beyond the fact of knowing the 10.
cd",y thoroughly. All applicants
Must be over eighteen years of age,
have good characters, be quick walk
els, and be thoroughly healthy. They
ere expected to wa;N with any mes
sage which lies within ten minutes
distance of the office to which they
ere attached. Beyond that radius
either a bus or underground railway
fare is allowed. No uniform is given
n the girl messenger but her wages
ale at the rate of about 10 shillings 9
week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-11
Red Flannel Joke
On Medical Students

At the meeting OF the County Medi.
cal Society stories were told, and
among them the following by DR..
bryan:
when I was a student at the uni.
versity," he said, DIR. osler one day
called a lot of us to the clinic room
and asked us to examine and diagnose
the case of patient. The man was
stripped to the waist and his body was
completely covered with red blotches.
Every student was admitted singly
ard required to write his diagnosis
IN a room by himself. The diagnoses,
when they appeared, embraced every.
thing from scarlet fever to cerebro.
81 inal meningitis. Mine was I give 1t
up When DR.. Osler's comments
came out in the monthly paper we
found 1t was only a bad case of red
flannel and the laugh was on us
Philadelphia Record.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-11
Troubles thatCOme
ByRaving Tril|ets

Il was called" said physician. TO
attend triplets. The three youngsters,
few weeks old, lay side by side in
a crib, and II was a physical impossi-
biIity to tell one from the other. Each
had a different ailment. The mother
lllew that one had cough, but did not
know which it was. Mother and doc
tor waited for cough before deciding
to which OF the trio it belonged.
"A different medicine was prescrib.
ed for each, and the anxious mother
was perplexed to know how she
should avoid giving the wrong medl'
cine to the wrong child. The doctor
came to the rescue by placing a piece
If red flannel around the neck OF one
bottle and strip OF similar material
around the arm of the chnd to whom
it was to be given. White linen and
piece of green cloth were used re-
spectively for the other two"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-11
Seems Almost Too
Good to be True

Ten miles southwest OF Findlay,
Ohio, lies the peaceful hamlet OF
Mount Cory. It is a modern Utopia
Of righteousness. Seventy.fve houses
compose the village. and seven of them
ere occupied by preachers Of the COS.
pei. No saloons are there. In winter
the residents swap yarns by the side
Of the friendly stove in the corner gro
cory. and in summer they white hick.
cry sticks and cut their initials in the
sCft pine of the store boxes.
There is a Mayor, but no brawlers
are ever brought before him. and his
chief labors are those of a notary or
uniting two souls whose lives have
tit wed one into the course of the
ether. Years ago there was a Gala.
loose. but now the hut is used as a
, village pound.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-11
UNABLE TO PROCEED.

Three men determined to rob a GER
tain house. So on the night decided
q, they gathered in front of the build
ing One of them entered and started
TT the stairs. He had his boots on,
and, when near the landing, his boots
made noise on the stairs. A female
voice called out from one of the rooms:
You go right down stairs and take
those boots off. I'm tired of having to
clean up mud and dirt after you come
IN here with your boots on. You march
right down and take them of"
The burglar turned around, went
down the steps and outside to his
companions, and said:
Boys, | couldn't rob that house; 1t
seems too much like home"