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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

the West End Hotel for several weeks.
Mrs. Guthrie. Of Lynchburg, is visiting
her daughter. Miss Mamie Guthrie. at
the home OF Mrs. Elizabeth c. Adams.
Miss Guthrie, who is a popular teacher
In the high school, was shot a few weeks
ago by the accidental DISCHARGE OF her
pistol while hunting. but IS improving,
and expects to be ablo % return home
for the holidays
The marriage OF Miss May smith. OF
Snowville, and Mr.. Henry Conrad. Of
Radford which took place at the parson-
age Of the First Baptist Church. Roa-
noke. November 10th. has just been an
nounced- The bride. who is the daughter
OF Mr.. r. T. Smith. a well-to-do farmer
and business man Of Pulaski county. is
teaching near Pulaski city, and after "a
day or two I'm Roanoke resumed her
teaching. the bridegroom returning 20
Radford. The bridegroom, who IS a
successful young business man. will open
a livery stable in Roanoke or eIso IN
PULASKI the first OF tho year
Dr. Irene Billiard. who has been on a
case at Freeman. West virginia. for
several weeks will visit her mother. Mrs.
Meta Billiard. before taking her position
at tho Eastern State Hospital.
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RADFORD

Especial bo The Times Iispatch.1
RADFORD. VA. December 15.-Tha
revival at the First Baptist Church DO
ing conducted BY the Rev. y Lacy
Hoge, Of Jackson. Ga. has been a treat
20 church goHrs. DIT. TIoge preaching
fine sermons three times daily. The
services began last week and closed
Thursday. Or. Hose. while in Radford-
was tho guest of Ex-Gov. J. IIOge Tyler.
The Woman's Guild. OF Grace Church.
held a Christmas sale Friday and Sat
urday that was well attended. In ad-
dition ~ the sale OF fancy articles
oysters and hot lunches were served
DIT Charles Edmund Fisher returned
from Washington Monday where ne at
tended a medical meeting. Dr Fisher
was recently elected member Of a golf
club at Washington.
Mrs. 9. c.. Johnson has been quite
sick for several weeks with Bronchitis
Mr.. Robert Leo Jordan. Commonwealth
Attorney for Radford. went 10 Spring
field, OHIO. Wednesday, to look after 4
railroad case
Mr.. Garland Johnson. Of Bristol. is ex-
pected tomorrow. 20 spend thu Christ
mas holidays with his parents. Mr and
Mrs. G.. -. Johnson.
Miss Julia Billiard LETT Wednesday for
Washington for ten days visit 10 rela-
tives. She viii DO accompanied home by
her brother. Mir. Fred Bullard. OF Wash
ington. who VIII spend the Christmas
holidays ia Radford.
Captain r. W. Peck LIS been III at
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Ex-Presidents and Senators

Tho story OF Mr. Roosevelts deslra
70 enter tho United States Senate az tho
close OF his career in the White House
Is still In circulation. Meanwhile. Nc
John Bieelow renews and presents I'm
pamphlet form his argument for n consfi-
tuuonai amendment under which retiring
Presidents shall become Senators without
further action. our ex-P Presidents. " roads
MT. Bigeiow's title; What Shall We 10
for Them? What Shall They DO for U.s."
The idea Of giving Senatorial places o.
former Chief Magistrates ~ the republic
Is very old. Under discussion. IL has pre-
sen'ed always as a splitting point OF
opinion the question as 10 tho voting
power OF the new class OF Senators. air
,iSelow moets the point squarelv. Each
senator shall have one vote Thls Is
proposition to overthrow Che principIe
or state equality in tho senate. without
Ihe acceptance OF which The Constitution
Itself would have failed 20 its adoption
objections to this change are not nass ~
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WYTHEVlLLE

Especial 30 The Times Dispatch
WFTHEFILLE. December 13-Among
the out-of-town guests who attended the
Huske-Gibboney marriage on Wednesday
were Miss White. OF Martinsviue. Rev
kirkland Huske, =. D.. and Mr. este
wood Gibboney, OF New York: MT Charles
Gibboncy. Of Scott county. ana Mr. Rich
ard Tunstau Of Norfolk
Mrs. w. II. K Pendlcton and children,
accompanied by Miss Tae swashhima. Of
Japan, returned Thursday from a visit
10 the formers parents. Colonel and Mrs
William Chapman. of Orange
Mr. r. Boyd Spiler who has been on
a visit TO his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
TT. Spiller. returned TO his home in
Baltimore on Monday.
Mr. Wharton w. Reed who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Reed
left on Saturday for Richmond. Mr.
Reed has been in the Civil Service De-
partment OF the government at Omaha,
Neb.. for some time, and has been re-
Gently transferred to Richmond
Mr.. A. T. Crockett. or Coeburn. who has
been I'm Wytheville for medical treatment
continues quite sick
Mrs Josephine Reed returned TO her
home at "Inglcside" after a visit to
friends in Norfolk.
Mr.. J. Cloyd Kent. OF Richmond, is the
guest Of friends in town.
Commissioners are now engaged In
partiuoning Bowling Green" tho home
place OF the late ex-Licutenant- Governor
r. c.. Kent. in conformity with the recent
opinion Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals
I'm the case Of Kent VS.. Kent ct ais
Mr.. Slaughter Foltz has sold his brick
store-house and Office ing on Fourth
Avenue. near Main Street TO Mr.. Charles
Browning.
Christmas trade has commenced and
the clerical forces In the various stores
arc taxed tn the fullest capacity to ac-
s.@namodate customers
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Gloucester Social


I.r nfs|f
NisDN Cha FIR g.. IT,. VA. December
l7--Thc event OF especial interest to
many gloucester people this week was a
bazaar given hy tine ladies Of Ware
.hnIcn- J ne bazaar proper was managed
by Miss Mary Kemp ami Miss Afarctt,
0iii'3'"I' ana lh connection with this
W a uini. managed hy Mrs David
sanders and Miss Maria Tabb. Miss Ian
Aauaicfro, as Mrs. Wigrs. sold innurn
cradle paper cabbascs. 10 each 81 which
was attached "a package. The occasion ,-,.
not "nly "A decided financial success Dan,
most Pheasant social occasion. and moro
credit Us due Miss kemp and Miss SLING
l1t Tor their unrrins efforts I'm IT'S be-
sir. and Mrs John Tabh esvo o..
in honor Of their sons CSfr. Jos,.nb robits,
Dirthaay. Among The guests were Misses
o'-4iy AlcDlcan Jones. Fanny yVefford
Jones Ethel Jones Corr aud Ellen NJ
Bayard Lee.
Miss Marietta sinsl1f entertained AZ
or-ose on Friday in honor OF her guest.
Miss Margaret Guild
The r. S. C.. an organization of Tho
Younger set. was entertained by Miss
Mary Ice Tabb. Of Summeryine
Aiiss Marian Chlnn spent tho week end
AZ Summerville
The Misses Carmichael, OF Fredericks-
burg. and Miss Conrad. OF Winchester.
have returned 70 tneir homes
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan have 20
turned 90 Richmond. after spending SOW
e-al weeks 40 their Gloucester home
"Eagie Point"
Mr. and Mrs Fahs Smith and Master
blr"ell Bassett Smith. who have been
20 Beau Pre- guests u Lieutenant and
Mrs Charles Fahs left on Saturday for
their home ia York. Penn.
Lieutenant and Mrs Fahs and Mrs
nome in Gloucester, have gone 70 JON
Lieutenant Fahs
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Ispsslsl o no lamss-Daspstch.

special o. +--4o 4lrles- Dispatch.
OLD POINT COMfOhT. VA, Decem-
Der I5.-Tho army held fun sway at Old
Point this week. on Monday the United
States Army transport Fitzpatrick arrived
in Hampton Roads from Manila, and
among the passengers were quite num-
Der of officers and their families who
had been IN the Philippines for several
years. While here they made the Cham
berlin their headquarters. Some OF them
were Major and Mrs. r. Z. Thompson,
Miss Rachel Thompson. r. r. Thompson
Jr.. Major John Guilfoyle and family and
Miss Duncan. the daughter Of Colonel
Duncan. OF the army. and sister Of
Lieutenant Duncan. OF Fortress Monroe,
with whom sine will spend sometime
A very attractive event Of the week
was the ball given last night iu the large
ballroom OF the Chamberlin. by tho
officers of the Artillery School at Fortress
Monroe. in honor Of the officers and
ladies Of the post at which army. Eavy
and civilian society were represented.
Mrs. John y. Kimberly has as her
guest Miss Eleanor Armiger. OF New
York.
Mrs Thomas y. Whistler. Of Baltimore.
a guest at tho Ch4mberlin for several
seasons past. IS there again for a brief
stay. Mrs. Harris Field the wife OF
Lieutenant-Commande Field Of the
Navy, IS also stopping at the Chambsrlin.
other patrons are MI and Mrs Joseph
Bryan. Richmond Miss Ellen & car
michael. Miss Fanny Carmichael. Fred
ericksburg: Mr. and Mrs Lewis p.
Eaves. New York. Mrs. J.. c. Logan.
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BON AIR SOCIETY

Especial to The Tim<-.- ID epatchl
Bon AIR. VA. December I5-Mrs. G.
T. Tate. OF Puassd. bias returned homo.
having been the guest of AiIss Alberta
Williams ~ -Aveuei'
Air. and Airs. Blythe Moore. Jr.. ~ Rich
mond were guests last sunday OF Misses
Moore.
Rev. Wythe J.. K.ns3ivlns. rector OF
church, Barton Heights. held services last
sunday ln Thee Presbyterian Church.
Al-s Frances Dunn. who has been visit
ing Mrs. a. j. Adamson. is now The
guest ~ Mrs. r. NcC. Burlington
Misses Eliza Montgomery and Annie
Laurie Haynes were recent guests Of Miss
~ fi.-a Adamson.
Mr r. Nice. Bulnston is In Norfolk
or business.
coiored state convicts are working the
roads iu the county. and at Yres.u are
camping near Rob.ous.
Rev Wythe Kinsolving and Mr. Robert
kolss. Of Richmond. and SIR Hunter
Heilainy have recently been entertained
by SIR Burlington.
Mrs. j. T.. Cox and little Misses VIZ
GINA and Mary Thomas Cox were guests
last week ~ Miss Barlcld az Wls-Iu.u-
ster School
Sir. and Mrs r. Nice Burlington spent
"a portion ~ last week ia Richmond 10
attend the funeral ~ Tisby soott. for
Air- Burlington S family.
Miss Lucy Mason. OF Richmond has
been the recent guest % Miss Iferm.ue
Moore.
Little Resale Morton entertained her
friends on the twelfth 40 birthday party
Master stephen Cov'iu received the prize
a postcard book-for blowing our the
candle. game wlere each ono was
hiinafolded. and ia which there was much
merrlm-nt
The table looked like "a florists nursery
garden growing small Christmas trees
Zach guest Was served with "a tiny flower
pot allied with cream. and covered with
grated chocolate. in which stood "a sprlr
az holly. The small guests We're Asl-s
Mary Burlington Dorothy Smith. Vir-
einia Cox, Margaret NcCIuer. Mary
Thomas Cox. Louise Harry. Mary Fer
guson. Susan CoWan and Emily Smith
and Master James Patton. Robert BULL
iuston. stephen C0wan and Eoidt Bull
inston.
Lieutenant Edward s Hazen. o. Conn
pany b. las been appointed by the Gov
ernor 10 take charge Of tho Blues Bat
talon. and 10 appoint dat. Coz election
OF officers
Dr ~ T. Rudd. OF Richmond. has
been the recent guest Of his sister. Mrs.
Haskius HoDson. at .-Brookland.
The Industrial Chapter held "a regular
meeting last Thursday with Mrs n. p.
Cooke
Mrs. sam Cowen and daughter. vIr-
einia Of Birmingham. Ala VIII arrive
to-day 20 spend Christmas with MI and
Mrs. Adsmson.
Mr.. ana Mrs Taylor Robinson. OF Rich
mond. are expected TO spend some time
with Mrs. William WitLers
Dr Lllilston and Miss Margaret IL
Alston are guests OF Dr. II. D. McCluer.
Mr. Polk Miller has returned home
after business trip OF two weeks dura-
ton.
The work train Of the Southern is here
and is making some very necessary track
and road repairs.
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MT bleeloWs argument based upon d,f-
ferences in State populations
Had IL been arranged at the besin,lo,
OF the republic that retiring Presidents
should become Senators, there would
nave been In the chamber during the
period OF 1S61-6s five members OF this
class-Nan Buren,. Tyler Fillmore. Pierce
and Buchanan. IN 1885 Adams. Jef-
ierson. Madison. and Monroe would havo
Deen sitting in 1871 Van Buren,. Ty-
Ter Fillmore. and Pierce Since 1858 tna
runniyer or Senators OF the ex-Presidentf, N
class would never have risen above two
II is possible that the very rewness OF
survivors OF Presidential terms IN snv
recent time has initiated against national
action that would keep them IN public
ufe.-Now York World.
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II there Is one member OF the
human system that will pay you
back in full measure for all the in
jury you do it, it is the teeth.
Neglect is no worse than expert
menting with worthless Denti-
frices. Both will hasten the day
of bitter regret.
Stand by SOZODONT and
your teeth viii stand by you
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OLD POINT COMFORT

Washington; Miss Harriet Preston. Den
YER; Mr.. and MIS-. +. d. Bell. Bridge
port. Conn: Mrs. NJ Z. Williams. Miss
Emma Wood. Boston; Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Williams, New York: Mrs. NJ c.
Norris. Maryland: Mr.. and Mrs r.. II.
Mcdaniel. Miss Lucy Churchill Mcdaniel.
Baltimore; Mrs. Roger s White. Mrs. A.
r. Sloughton New Haven.
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No Pleasing Him.

Mother. Tommy. what's ,,ou- ftsIe
brother crying about
Tommy. Cause Pm eatin' my cake
an won't give him any"
Mother. cts his own cake nnlshee7s
Tommy: Yes m. an he cried while I
was elltu' tnat. roo. The Catnone
Standard aud Times
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Heres Mrs. Cadieighs name in tho
society column. II says Mrs Charles g.
C.. Cadieigh VIII spend the winter
For goodness sakei where did she
get tho two middle letters
co. haven't YOU heard? She just stuck
them in so that her monogram would
represent the -Four Hundred. The
Catholic STANDARD and Times
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Bragg declares that his cook is one
of the best I'm the country"
'Huht" snorted Subbubs. chats not
saying much Whenever a really good
cook gets into the country she chases
back 10 the city the first chance shs
gets The Catholic STANDARD and Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

ioo. q@i;- dark fSr 3urtou's slayer. as
they claim the accused has made ser-
eral different statements about the kll-
INK. none Of which are iu his favor
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Rheumatism Can't Stay

ERn RRA when the sufferer gets under
1879 - - y the curative influence Of
MULLEH,S FAMOUS Pr EsCHAPTION
IOOsBsf. This medicine has proved it, supAior
worth these forty five les merit IS undouhted
and well established. It's the only REAL CURE f0r
Rheumatism and Gout-any age OF condition CURES
BECAUSE IT MUST Insist 90 Muiier's Al drug
gstS', T5c. bottle. Booklet mailed free. WI. H.
MULLER. University Place. New IOrk.
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For absolute autocraoy tho sultan OF Turkey
isn'f in DO With pho mar who has a sueu -
sickness.--st. Ldlis Globe Democrat
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LA TOGO is a high-grade smoke for the y
and discriminating, Ioc and up.
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Try Our Pure AIben1arEe Cider. n
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Quality and premiere" ChOcOIates--FOss' Xma,
The finest Candies Richmond absolutely pure-put UT
tifuly decorted boxes. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-27
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.

is hard to say schools in the of handica
decided the happy medium between
little Taking the public schools OF %
would be too much to try to teach any OF the
oompythat is enabling graduate Immediately on
hire himself master mechanic On the o % 700
little good of the system for what 1T cost wouu oe e - @
not taught kinds machines commonly used
workshops after leaving school, take employ
perfecng himself nch of mechanical industry
In itself would be system that made boy
and master-ofnone Even more % Una" u" " .s.,n - oehn
thing avoided What desired s instruction IN mee
parallel that given in business methods by the commercial
annex OF the hen ~ O n % -, h Wits and his muscular deftness be
weldned line of handlcr
10 TINS emu, as s m i Wv S un Of the kind of work he shall taught
among which the particular school provides instruction
This applied schools where agcu
- .; m iav The number of these in this Territory happily,
now became plural handy with tools and mechanical
equipped The repair shop on farm
6d ont with means for work metal wood
town in rush heavy Neither the caution
given necessary pupils who take their regular turns III
the workshops the usefulness of knowing how to do
g-pups life vocation that is
its benefits of this sort alone manual training
the present discussion as a mas
leading for its adoption these
Stands
the of things to be eliminated from
well training public schools This is nstruc
which have been made practically OBJ
sete of livelihood through iaooravng machinery Inc pp
applicable well mems industries Indeed the da
suggested article recent mainland weekly which deals with
industry which specific attention and announcement nave % %
emakng for which the Legislature
special appropriation This represenno doubt in wisdom at
the hme-as being very pron'a''e "'uS % s tf ~ i
telling the rise of the industry of
being abroad and this industry doubtless destined to
great Importance is already getting its feet
machine proving its superiority
delicate fabrics Duches point and Naencennes
reproduced perfection fraction the odmc cost So if the
taught the schools to
produce to compete cheaper there little
~ in ,yn ont auv more public money or ependng
further the project of emaking industry
AS question: decision of what should be included in the in
ua training that our something
jotted ofhandy something that requires mature consideration
thought the educational authorities and all who take
giving of education To
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-27
THE CASE OF DEPEW.

the Equitable graft
which polite asylum for
the this criticism it just to
the verabe whiwn
Depew have INDUCED in the
favor rite of their idols
solely American recreation though
practically untrained show
ancient The Bible
and history there the
banhed because tired psing
liberty all the comfort
front which
Obviously felt relief when they had
hand For twenty-five they
automatically always sour Chauncey
evening banquet always appeared the
gfd occasions At his feet
obaon praise In time ckend the
worhpng found that its idol
pulled tall the and puvzed the
all by that the idol had
its sErners
had their with the onocasts
Washington his presidential abused like pirate
and his time JEFF
Winfield being popular hero of the
old Fuss and Feathers Note
in Hobson
battle Manila and his home Dewey exalted until it
mob
Meanwhile made
him
his battle him humiiated politics No
Dewey lIolons Salutd
ncued lady killer laughed
the ngs public nearly short that Hap
popularity had be habit with either Dewey obsn before
the fall With Depew he had the habit of querof century
uneam and the task much for his mind
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-27
From Mondays Advertiser)

j. II. Porteous, the insurance man,
returned in the Hall from Kauai
Deputy High Sheriff Geo C. sea re-
turned from Lihue yesterday morning.
A. McBryde and Mrs. E. A. McBryde,
arrived from Kauai yesterday morn
ing.
Attorney j, Lightfoot returned from
attending the Kauai term yesterday
morning.
Nj. l.. Decker is very low at Wailuku
with heart failure and 1t is believed his
recovery is hopeless.
The Maui News calls for the arrest
of Porto Rican vagrants infesting Wal
luku, who are debited as the actors
in several holdups.
II. p. Faye, manager of Kekaha
plantation Kauai, and Mrs. Faye were
passengers in the w. c.. Hall, from Ka--
uai yesterday morning.
DR., Franklin Burt will probably re-
main at Pukoo until May and he will
then go to the Waialua plantation. His
wife and daughter are the guests of
Miss A. u. Hadley at Lahaina.
1t is reported that the Honolulu Gas
Co. will absorb the Washington Light
Co., excepting for plantation business
on the other islands. Clarence w.
Macfarlane, who conducts the WASH
| ington, will join the managing staff
of the gas concern.
Manuel Robello de Silva, while work
| ing on the cane loader on the H. C.
& $. Co.'S plantation last Monday. was
accidentally caught by the machinery
and before 1t could be stopped had one
of his legs so badly crushed that he
died on the operating table In Puu-
meme hospital while being treated by
DIR. Sawyer. A coroner's jury found
that his death was accidental.
Superintendent Babbitt OF the Educa-
tion Department viii return from Ka-
uai today.
Supervisor Andrew Cox was taken III
at Waialua on Sunday with relapse
of the grip,
DR. Waterhouse operated on Lyle A.
Diokey for appendicitis at the Queens
Hospital yesterday
MIR Burns of Hilo, editor of the
Herald, was "a caller az the Executive
Building yesterday,
T., Maurice MoAlahon writes friend
In Honolulu that he may open ourio
store In san Francisco,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-27

(From Sundays Advertiser)
Violets are growing wild in the Ka-
pahulu district
The Rowland embezzlement case at
Hilo has gone over for the term of the
Circuit Court.
VIM. Henry intends raising soy beans
on his Koolau farm for the local Jap
anese demand.
4 j. M. Martin, agent of the Anti
saloon League, returned in the Kinau
yesterday from his tour of Hawaii.
The daughter of Judge Hookano of
Eva, Keikilani, was not expected, last
evening, to live through the night.
w. S. Fleming, Deputy Attorney
General has returned from attendance
as prosecutor at the Wailuku court
term.
Joe Marsden says that he is not 60
ing to the Philippines for laborers for
Hawaii. He will return to the MAIN
land on the Alameda.
Rev. w. ID. Westervelt. who has
been delivering course of lectures at
the Boys Boarding School, Hilo, re-
turned home by the Kinau.
Mr.. Burns, formerly of the Star, will
succeed j. u. Smith as editor of the
Hilo Herald. He takes the chair on
April /, but the date was accidental.
Mons. A. Vizzavona, French consul
at Honolulu. has had his leave of alb
sence extended in order to obtain a
post in Italy or Spain, so that he may
not return here at ALL
Territorial Treasurer Campbell has
given out couple of letters to Theo-
| d i,hn 10, ha . ha
head of the Anti-saloon League to post
himself as to the facts of cases be-
fore hastily running into print" on
saloon license matters.
w. r. Castle, who left in the ST.
IBERIA to join his family in Boston and
await his sons graduation from Har-
ward. will endeavor to enlist eastern
capital for the Kona railroad, by which
cane lands are to be connected with
the Kona Sugar Co.'s mill.
Chief Forester Hosmer. who was
granted a leave OF absence at the last
meeting of the Board OF Forestry, ex-
poets to leave for the mainland on the
Mongolia, sailing April Z, He will
visit washington and Boston, and vii
return early In July. MIR. Hosmer vii
be accompanied by his mother on hi'
trip,
Acting Governor Atkinson has re-
eeived letter from Governor Carte
In which the Governor says that hii
health is improving In Southern Cali
fornia, The Governor, however, vii
not come home In May, as had heel
expected, but win delay for az leas
month longer, Ana he may Nsi
Washington la the meantime, hut tha
Ia not determined upon yet
Chester A Doyle export detective O
the Attorney Generals department
J : returned from liilo ON the hmau q
act as a witness in tho Johnson muI
der ease, now on Irial before Juds
R0hnson There are silll elshl Japa
nese and korean mnrderers io he lrie
az Hllo, but Doyle put lhe eYldenp
agalnsl them all Ia share Tor DEBUT
Attorney aeneral AllfeTlpn hetoT
leaYlng foF Honolulu,