Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-28


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through the floor. a. an inn should by
an the best traditions. Surely the
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tween Brenda and the door of the err.
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sh. u,ya tho rov a coin
prosar,l,. sbo tool ,,,o,, tho eilo
wall, Of broadway palinp across at
| the unIv hrlr,x front NJ tho oporo house
with a ,onrusod notlon tbot II couId
give her lmnortqrt inflammation hut
was porycrsoIy refusing IN do So
She merely wished IN know whore
she was. and the familiar sreno i'm.
pressed her as If she had moi henr
there I'm n long time and had rorgotten
Then her mind herame rIaar Sbe
paus,I in deem tbought and at ito ond
raised her hand as II to beclion to n
rabman. but changing her purnose
| she stcpped into a doorv,av and rand
| once more the item in the paper that
the little boy had thrust under her
eyes.
At the first glance one who knew
Brenda might have said that the story
| lay outside her world and could NOT
| interest her, However. il was what a
| Journalist might call good news" and
therefore it was printed with tho lines
very far apart by way of emphasis,
and It bore the marks OF haste. Thus
II ran:
Elsie Miller, an actress living at
! liS West Thirty.eighth street. was
! stabbed by some person unknown in
her room this afternoon.
1T Is a lodging house owned and
| occupied by Mrs. Alice Simmons. Miss
| Miller had lived in the rear room on
the first floor for some months.
The crime was discovered Inv n SER
want, who entered the room and found
Miss Miller unconscious on the floor.
DR.. a. G. Blair of 100 West Thirty.
eighth street was hastily summoned.
| and he pronounced the wound mortal,
| II Is Just below the collar bone, on the
left side, extending sharply downward
within the body and undoubtedly pierc.
ing the outer wall of the heart That
Miss Miller should have survived the
wound longer than a few seconds is
, regarded as miraculous by DR.. Blair
and other physicians, several of whom,
| including Ambulance Surgeon Caring
ton OF st. Winifred's hospital, were at