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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-08-30
NTOTICE OF Elk ECUTRIX.

.IN -, -. = - - =
Having this day dual,ded as Rxerestix
Of b. S, Parker deceased. | hereby
notify, all persons having claims against
the estste to exshibat thea to the under
signed on or. bature August l6,. 1907,
or this, aotlce will be plead in bar 2,
their, recovery, and all parsons indentea
to said estate will please make immed'-
ate payment. ,ooo
This 10th day Of August, 1905.
.BLlzABEr Fl ). PARKER. i
Executrix.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-08-30
Atcconn1s Allowed nv
lie Board of County

Att.conn1s Allowed byl
Tie Board OF County
Cosnmissio ners:
The following accounts were al
lowed BY the Board OF Commission.
era Of Orange County. at regular
monthly meeting held on Monday,
Aqgpat6 s. 1906:
yohn. Rald~ win sup son, S 9 90
WneW - W arren, work at
Coanty Home. .13 65
irnMees Fairfield Church,
aufereH, go, u 6 90
Geo and Rachel Pasl. sup, > 90
Prior and Lizzie Warren,
snppora, $50. 2 90
Elizabeth lloyd. support. l so
N.VRRay, -four Co Home, 90 90
TB Bain. work. Co Home. 5 90
international Harvesting Co, 81 SO
5. + Cole, sup Co Hpme,s 20 As
George Laws. shelves for
cnnrt. house, IS.
Letha. :Crabtree and Mary
Riley. support, Il 200
Mlaore Favcet,e, support, 200
MNaEyys and Caroline Sykes,
ysppport,- 200
[Rieisrd Gates, support, 300
AaatEH2,npAkkYle, support. 90
s. W. Andrews, Sheriff, 1920
J. w. Pickett, Comm, 8 70
J. + McAdams, Comm'r, $50
Sterling. Browning, Comm'r, r. 40;
az iss+ New man. support, 1 so
John LawR, york on tax lis,
L ana attendance on Board, go 90
Join Q'Daniel, lumber; ~ 45
Jerry Russell, support, so
The1fsllnwing named persons were
alloxed'$1;00 each FIR support:
Jenny Chavers, Nancy Woods.
Willis Gates, Harper Allison, Ann
SoarletL, Ann White, Mary Ann
Smith, Sally Pickard, Henry Ray,
W. A~Dorher,y, Becky r ley, Ha :
riet Clark. AARON Woods, Jack
Wilson, Miss Mulhouse. Sallie j.
Lloyd. Margaret Ellis. Nancy Crab
tree, Pantha Foe, W lillian. Dodd,
Miss Pnkstt, Will White aud Susan
Burch.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-08-30

Young Mule Colts, 4, 5, and :
months old. We ray cash 70,
Young Mule Colts, delivered AT
UccoNEEcHEE FARM,
H,llsboro, II. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-08-30
NJ Q 7 9 E

-~ - -. i 49, - ,-9% s - tE -
The Republicans Of the different pre-
cincts in Orange County are hereby
requested to meet at their voting
places OH Saturday. September Ist> and
elect delegates to the County Conven
ton which meets intthe court house At
Hillsboro on Saturday september 8.
1906. for the purpose:of nominating
candidates tor the various county OF
fees and a candidate Tor the House OF
Representatives in the next Genera
Assembly, anil to transact such other
business as may come before the Con-
ventlOu." IT,
Ry,order- oil the County Republican
Executive Committee i
n. D.. BROWN.
= eaA* '.:' Chairman.
This Goth day of August, 1906.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-08-30

See, notice d: sale Of land BY s
N. Gaaaltis, Commissioner.
~Absat the hae when the
Ei".ieere" think everybody il. asleeo
they'll be pabbed. Lis.enl
Mics Mabel brown, OF NorfN,k
Va .;is visitingsher scousin, Mrs. ":
=. Steward, On East King street.
-Duiham-Parisb Company: have
Just received q fresh, LOT Of 2laa,
Seeds, Ctover,s. Orchard Gsasa ,and
Looerne. and offer all at very los!
prices i
Il -Mrt, J. l.. Keeling and ,,1ittl,
Mics MsdRe, who have been tfsitioa
Eiheir cousin. Nix, aud Mrs. r. II
Smith, on West. King street, resurn,
ed Monday to their home at Greens
M. +. B Reynolds, Who, 81 /
been visiting her father, Nj. E =
Smith, in Ahisa coopy, and her uhcle
and ,aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.,P a.. Smith
at Hillshoro. has, returned % Ne,
home At okewemee, r.. q.
-Rsy. H. s. Bradthaw, past.r .,
the Presbyterian church at Hills,
Ehoro, will 7entea upon his vacation
Septe nber |. and. there will nSt. ,be
any more preacping in this church
uh'il further notice.
Miss Margaret Y.onge has re.
turned to HilIsboro after spending,
sometime with her friend, Miss Ao.
n,e Johpelons III Chapel Hill town.
ship. Mies ,Yonge is the aseistao,
in Hillsboro's pnblic school which
opens next Monday, Sept. Sd.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-08-30
Wanted.

Wanted.
Young Mule Colts. 4, 5, aud 6
months old. We pay cash for
Young Mule Colts, delivered at
ocGoNEEcHEE FARM,
Hillsboro. N. G.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-08-30
Post once Hours.

Office opens at 500 :. m Closes
At. $50 p, m.
Mail going East closes 1925 q. m.
and 3:Zo, p. uni s,e
Mail going West closes 1000 i.
Il n. and $50 p. m.
Money, order books close 400 p. N.
CHARLES g. RosEMoND, p. NJ.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-08-30

An Item OF Interest.
We guarantee the quality OF every.
thing we sell. It not frst-class re
turn.
FANCY GROCERY co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-26


a method
PASSENGER o o. r. L.
will Wahawa this
p WooD-The promotion ahead nergetcaly
making Northwest This the
will
think
STREET CAR CoNDUCToR-Yes the rid
the city nkng when shoudnt Those vator~i
of the regulation will an
SMITH newspapers IL,
reporters
wish them o put print will not be printed.
approach the crematory
thing
datons
do Honolulu for years
used lots tricks pond,
couldn't
VETERAN FRED
the Civil War graybs
clothes had EN- We used to clothing
undress and battle then walk
clothes piled and dress. The old burned.
O. PACEECo-The merits ymgh he
mined other appoint commission
three competent look
thereon Expressions of public
when the of mind and the
faulty (D construction of a dam wall-t's time for
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-26
PANELS OF JURORS
FOR KAUAI TERM

LIHUE, Kauai, June 21.-The draw
lngs OF the grand and trial Jurors 10
serve at the July term OF the Fifth
Circuit Court at Lihue, Kauai, occurred
today with the following result:
Grand Jurors-A. Fries, j. Il. Myers.
A. de Bretteville. II, Flohr, II. l.. VIII
cox, q. +, Winter, n Neal, u. II. w.
Broadbent, G, A. Elston, a. u. Hllls.
g. Christian. II, A. Peller A. Kruse,
JOS scharsch, G, W. Grote. H. d,
Sloggett, Hell Kapu, l. X, Hart.
Trial Jurors D. Moler, q, Andre
sen, l.. L. Mann, @, o. Foss. q Hansen
!, y, Jansen. j, A, Combs, Thoo. Black
stad, l., Mckoague, Chns, Daniels, WIN
HASTE, g. W Smith, ~ Wramp, q, a.,
wharton, Guy Rankin, w y, Kerr ~
u smith H. Muller A n sousn, F
NELSON. A kluHFmann Louis conmdL
v ERHrrkinE. JnH, Is Hart, - u Il0rr
nor, Albert nandal
Tho nrst wednesday falling on July
4 the Grand Jurors arc summoned fpr
THURSDAY, july while tho maj iufors
are summoned fOr ihr following Mnnr
day luly " Tho court calendar fnr the
iuly tenn IL long 0nn and contains a
number " Eases continued from lasi
term
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-26
PATTERSON
GOT RID Off
(From saturdays Adyertlser.>

(From Saturdays Advertiser.)
Inspector Patterson was discharged
yesterday by Charles Smith, engineer
in charge of construction of the Nuu-
anu dam. Last night Mr.. Patterson
made the following statement to an Adj
vertiser reporter:
81 don't see any particular reason
for my discharge, only that ] com
planned about the work in progress as
being unsatisfactory.
"Mr. Smith said he had always
placed confidence in me, but had found
he was leaning on broken reed.
Judging by his conversation, it was
because 1 had not stayed by the de-
partment but had reported them.
81 am very glad they have dis
charged me. 1t has lifted big load
off my shoulders and the citizens
have it.
''This morning, when l went up
there, they were still covering up the
pipes that had been condemned, and
lumber was on the way to reconstruct
the one that was in the knockdown
shape. In all probability they will com
plete that part of the work that has
been condemned before the investiga-
ton, because that is the ridiculous part.
"For my own satisfaction / shall en-
deavor to find out, from time to time,
what is being done ON the dam.
"Smith condemned that work re-
peatedly to me and others of the
crew."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-26
THE KoREA's HoLD.UP.

The big liner Korea was scheduled TO
sail today for Honolulu and the Orient,
but ON account Of the tie'up of shipping
resulting from disagreement Of steam,
ship owners and sailors her date ~ de,
parturo iH uncertain Most Of the $50
saloon passengers booked for the Korea
were paid back their passage money,
and nearly every one went north 10
take passage On some one ~ the liners
running from the Sound 20 the Orionl,
Not pound ~ me kofea's outward
bound cargo has heun taken aboard,
and even ufler the settlement ~ the
laher difficulties "a will require several
days. lime 60 loli lhe hnRo liner
rhfoniele, lune a.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-26
little TALKS

ENGINEER understand Rowland
undertaken, lie bury his mistakes
WILL RoTH-Tle way "fames" up
the city chaps tennis the other day rich,
BYRON BAIRD fe m getting Irish promotion by going o
become Deputy Collector there, place
M PAoHEco-Now that have sunday baseball
gest to the League trustees u an saloon advertisements baseball
grounds
MANAGER NOAH GRAY people preparing
revisit Honolulu this winter and they viii bring lot o automobiles
them
JACK LUCAS stick that Dr. talking
wn be that the ey gulhag be burned and disposed sanitary
tho dumps,
HENRY HAPAI REGISTRAR you o saloon how
husue end m htes bic head and says "Nobng la ~ bot m s
applications fowe 10 iusl chs taue zoe hfsnses
col fInhhR llnk economy 10 have 90 expert
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-26
oFFIcERsi

DIRECTORS chas, NJ, Cooke, y. @,
Jones, v. W. haefarlans, u, y, Bishop.
", u, Tennsy, !, A. hecandless, q, ~
AtheTton, q, a. Cooks,
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS IN
FAhThhhfn'
strict attention Hiyen 20 all branches
" nanklng
w
JUDD BULLDOG, FohT STREET
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-26
lunbuTn-HeIel Fire Insurance c.

The undersigned having been az
pointed agents OF the above COMPANY
are prepared to insure risks against
Ore on Stone and Brick Buildings anA
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particulars
apply at the office Of
F. A. sCHAEFER q CO.. AEta.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-26
COMMERCIAL
BY
DANIEL LOGAN.

port parity analysis returning
working
normal condition stcadiness and
moderate improvement which must continue unless European complications
o decline
slight gnuatons down different Transactions have been
H. $780, 1915, o 90
Brewing Mtg Co. 500 50 at 5 Oahu @ 10 $685. Eva 900 100
sea- Hawaiian ($2o) $S5; r. L. so 20
Telephone slO) waiaua (s1oo) 10 $3.50
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING.
w. r. R. Hind held at MOgn yesterday with the follow
Kapalama Andrews 1925
acres Punauu Kaneohe
lots, Armage Apan
L. G. A. 1884 to AL trustee Apana
A. Campbell covering
waiau Campbell $500 Premises in r. 25s2 L. c.
Weldon
Two Bole $a5 Two W.
1915 24O Kane H.
for % One ITO acres to order W. Weldon for 1910 Three
buildings o at
lio W. Borden Western Hawaiian
Co. to order A. Campbell for $1,000 There Were but two three with
0 land n a
Ftz yesterday bought land between 9th 18th
avenues Fa0 tract for the site OF private school from Amin for $500
Deeds been recorded follows: Allen Herbert and wife Morris
$Sooo Daniel
Belew. Palolo valley, $3.50
Aaho
land
Kaneo Oahu, at year to @. "a Young
Brothers awarded
refractory building College $lls2o the work to be com
p within days college have decided to build
president his
ienee the principal PunaOu Preparatory change Bingham hall
a schools building
may shortly valley SALE
price of
REVIEW.
Special Agent JaredG. charge Experiment Station
progress of Agriculture
will transfer experiments
for by the Territorial Government In this
stared that furoe has been created among smokers within the past
two the distribution Fitzpatrick
Hawaiian manufactured by Mike Wright
made onea of Hawaiian tobacco and onealf of the finest vua
Abajo imported Havana They
Honolulu
a pt y v9 msa i0f % ma at tine Expert
stwb
steamer TO make ARRANGEMENTS fo h nr bd, 90 i; ft
there An experiment shipping
After four of had the satisfaction
receiving cable that President Roosevelt
phone franchise 1t is a o twenty-five years.
Owing the houp the p M Korea by the strike
present voyage
the o he RENT.
favorable
bill expended Territory light.
houses until they taken by the Federal
Freight will be carried the Wahiawa branch the
official statistics the average price
of rubber imported into the United States the
pound it has been pointed
pound in 1905 ''Th plantations Hawaii it
the market quality rubber equal grade to the best Para and their rubber
should bring equally high price,
ton forest the district Kau Hawaii
In about fifteen plant
win he A generated,
will to the McBryde Sugar Co. for its
The Central Mill Baldwin,
of of
Baldwin
the stock is the purpose of the company to unity the milling interests Of
am plantations
Incorporated
Heights Company privilege raising
it to $4,000
by E. Lumber Co., and
reported rafting logs the sound
converting hem umbe here
The Hawaiian Mahogany Co begun
the Siberia from the Orient
the Midway, Seattle
Thomas San Francisco the collier
NJ w. Departures have been the Siberia the Alameda
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-26

tho Schooner w n harsipn ssilsd
from llihi ~ roan on Wednesday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-26
CORNERED BY u.
S. S. MARBLEHEkD

WASHINGTON. June 1S-The United
states cruiser Marblehead has the
American steamer Empire cornered In
the harhor OF Corlnto, Nicaragua, and
the moment the little American vessel
attempts TO leave the Nlcaraguan coast
II II believed the warship viii seize
II ana bring It to account for the part
played In the assisting OF Guatemaian
reyolutlonists The Cabinet considered
the case to-day and II n believed 10 have
decided on furnishing the American ship
for IL activity Ia the Central Amer
team revolution
The Empire sailed from san Fran
cisco for Central America several weeks
ago. and Ia said tp have carried mora
than i0o men sud number ~ hela
guns and much ammunition tp the
reYoluiipnisis at SAN Jusr,
s&sf
county Fnginrrr iioWrll returned ~
IfNn "Wednesday from b tour ~ lnspoo,
Hon NJ roads and bridges IN tho Hama
iisirirl 10 reports rubber dolng nicely
a. iho kahlkp district 10 says lha
hridEp across kslllllihaols stream h he.
ms N,ll built ana VIII hs completed Va
ahou, tsg weeks Maui Nevs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-26
Bank OF Hawaii
LIMITED.

Incorporated Under the Laws OF the
Territory OF Hawaii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-14
Short Story Club Picnic.

A jolly party of Short Story Club menu
bers accepted The Invitation to picnic at
'Waycroft." the Virginia home OF Mr..
Thomas A. Broadus. Friday afternoon. The
eight intervening miles by trolley, through
beautiful woodland scenery. were a most en-
toyable trip, which. added to the charming
hospitality of the host. who offered not only
his home, his lawn and himself but the
whole state of Virginia." for their COM
fort, made an evening of pleasure long TO
be remembered. Mr.. and Mrs. Broadus had
previously made preparations for the picnic
table on the lawn, and the house was prac-
tically turned inside OUT to meet the
needs of the club.
An elaborate lunch was enjoyed, amid
laugh and story, with Mr.. Broadus as the
clubs guest OF honor, whose ready wit and
quaint drollery kept all in merry mood.
When darkness forbade further feasting the
merrymakers adjourned to the rose-covered
porches. where hammock and easy chairs,
song. story and jest all too quickly sped the
charmed hours away.
Among the picnickers were President and
Mrs. De Coster, Capt. and Mrs. Case, Mrs.
c. w. Dunlap. Mr.. and Mrs. Broadus, Prof.
II. c. Kirk. Mrs. M o. Agnew, Mr.. III. w.
Selah, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Metcslf DR.. Geo.
H Lee, Dr. NJ. S. Iseman, Mrs. l. ].
Withee, Mrs. Clara o. Bland, Mrs. p. ].
Hofiiger, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Rodenberger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-14
Hotel Arrivals.

Ebbitt-T. g. Daley. Elkins. w. Va; w
NJ. Slemp, Big Stone Gap. Va; George ID
Parker. U. S. A; S. X. Smith, Baltimore;
R. NJ. Foster, Freeport, ILL.,; w. F. Leake
Chicago; c. ]. Tindall New York.
Raleigh-S. ]. Mccarthy Richmond. Va.
H. H. Albert Niles. Ohio; G. II. Bradfield
New York: j. ]. Tierney, Elkwood, w. Va.
]. S. Palmer. New York.
Shoreham--John H. Foy and Mrs. Foy
Pittston. Pa; j. S. Fassett, Elmira. N. Y;
Henry Harrigan and the Misses Harrigan
New York city; r. z. Poole, Pittsburg.
Arington-Myron Harris, Orange, N. j.
Dr. Harley Stamp. Philadelphia; c. B.
Comstock. New York; T. c. R. Newcomb
New York city.
New Wfllard-Herbert G. Ogden, New
York; H. B. Osgood, Chicago, H.; E. A.
Britton New York; James s. Bayer, Water
town. N. Y.
ST. James-N Greenland and Mrs. Green
land Warren, Pa; F. Melchion, New York
w II. Foster, Memphis, Tenn; John +.
Berwick ST. Cloud, Mimi; DR.. j. s. Nc
Donald Columbus, Ohio; ]. j. Rosborough.
Oakland, Cal; S. B. Tompkins and Mrs.
Tompkins, Philadelphia; s. j. Vernsten
Chicago; A. Corson. Cleveland, Ohio; g. A.
Parker Hartford, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-14
Captain Only Survivor of Wreck.

The schooner Thomas s. Dennison, Capt.
Wade, arrived at Port Tampa, Fla yester-
day afternoon, having on Board A. Phinney,
master and sole survivor of the crew of the
three-masted schooner Emma l.. Getting
ham of New Bedford. Mass which sank
last Sunday morning 1876 miles west-south-
west of Egmont Key, Fla. Six men. COM
posing the crew of the Cottingham, were
lost.
A heavy gale struck the Cottingham
Saturday night, and she sprang aleak.
The log and all records were lost, and
Capt Phinney can remember the names
of only three of his crew-Mate Hiley or
Mobile. Brown, the negro cook. Mobile, and
Nelson, a seaman from Jamaica.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-14
CONTROLLERS DECISION.
Captain of Ship Liable for Stores Lost
on Passage.

Controller Traceweli OF the treasury has
given the quartermaster general OF the
army the law In an interesting case.
On the 18th of last December the steam
slip Shirsosa started from New York for
Manila With twelve chests of calcium car
bide belonging to the quartermaster's de-
partment. When the end of the trip was
reached the chests were missing. and Capt.
Chaplin In his explanation said that on
Christmas day the Shimosa encountered a
terrific gale. I'VE shipped a tremendous
sea-" he continued. and washed lot OF
acids overheard. The steering gear got
damned with them and nearly preached
the ship. so were were obliged to let the
rest go as we'll
In his decision Controller TraceweH says
It Is apparent that the boxes of carbide
mot acids as Capt. Chaplin terms them)
could not have been properly slowed away
If they got damned with the steering
gear" and instructs the quartermaster gen.
eral to not only refuse to pay the captain
for the freight hauling. but to go right
after him for the value OF the cargo he
lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-14
Deaths In the District.

Deaths were reported to the health Of
fee during the past twenty-four hours as
follows:
Sarah NJ. Rea. 80 years. 924s N street
northwest
Morris L. scanlon. year, 1904 Sd street
northeast
Charles r. Rowzee. 81 years. so24 18th
street northwest.
Thomas Smith, 6s years, 1850 23d street.
Mary p. Montgomery, p years. As Jack
son street, Anacostia.
Anna T. Woodward, 81 years. e15 street
northwest
Julia Brown, IS years, 2l12 18th street.
Marshall Grant, IL years. 1880 Marion
street northwest.
Daniel Anderson. 10 years. Winthrop
Heights
Rosetta Mauleys Is years, 100 Reeves
street northwest
Edward Merrick, 80 years III Reeves
l Gladys I Bailey " years. ia New Hamp-
shire avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-14
Election at Falls Church.
,orrespondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va. June 13. 1896
An election for three members OF the
town council was held yesterday. One hum
dred and four votes were cast out of lie
OH the qualified list. Mr.. Geo. w. Hawk
hurst, present mayor, was reelected to the
council by majority of fourteen over Mr..
John H. Wells. Mr.. Thomas Hitler and
Mr. F. H. Eastman were defeated by
Messrs. C. C. Walters and H. c. Ryer.
At the last meeting of the council the
new automobile law enacted by the Iegis-
lature was adopted as an ordinance of the
town. This requires all automobiles to be
numbered, and Is very stringent in regu-
lating the running of the machines. The
law goes into effect today. The council
also passed an ordinance requiring steam
and electric cars to slow up to twelve miles
an hour through the town, under penalty
OF $50 for the first ofrense. The mayor was
authorized to appoint special officer a,
each of the two depots, and Mr.. ]. J. Gill
has been appointed for East Falls Church
and C. A. Staples for West Fails Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-14

remain for at least four weeks more. AM
other development is the announcement
that Mr. Mcc;ann and Mrs. de Kovens sis
ter. who Is the widow OF Dudley Winston
OF Chicago. are to be married today in New
YORK. They will sail for Europe June 10.
Referring TO her husbands Illness. Mrs..
de koyen said IL was slight. She de-
scribed IL tersely as an overdose OF fat"
which corresponds TO Mr.. Muldoon's de-
scription of 'neurasthenia-" Mr.. Muldoon,
when seen, said II was true that MIR. do
Koven was being treated for neurasthenia
at his institute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-14
Official Ruling Against Investors Co.

Attorney General Ellis holds that the
kind of business done by the United
States Investors Company is Illegal in
Ohio. The attorney general has advised
the secretary OF state not to issue a GER
tificate 10 the company.
The United States Investors Company is
a New York corporation and controls a
number OF subsidiary companies engaged
in mining, etc, the stock of which is SUBJ
jected to the payment of a share of its
dividends into a pool, out OF which divi-
dends on the holding companys stock are
to be paid. Mr.. Ellis holds that this con-
ficts with the antitrust act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-14
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Joseph Horrid and Sadie D. Middleton.
John r. Kelly and johanna e. Jones.
George W. M. Lowe of Pooesville Md,
and Clara L. Fry OF Luckett, Va.
Edward 8. Duvall and Amanda King.
Gilbert p. Ritter of Chicago, ILL.,, and Eve
Ign E. knight of this city.
William @. Bowen and Jennie Cosby
Andrew Summers of pittsburg, Pa, and
Pauline Dean Of this city.
Harry r. Burrill and Margaret w. Con-
nor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-14
REPORT Is DENIED.
Gov. Magoon Says There is No yell
low Fever at Colon.

Gov. Magoon at Panama has sent the
following cable message to the isthmian
canal commission denying the existence
Of yellow fever at Colon:
No yellow fever nor suspected cases in
Colon. Doubtful case reported May q evil
IDENTIFY not yellow fever, as Cristobal, Colon,
contains over 1000 non-immunes and no
case since.
"Wyman advised US of reported cases
taken from steamship Whitehall, but our
medical staff think Ship Island diagnosis
erroneous
Health conditions excellent Deaths of
employees during May whites, 40 colored
smallest percentage for past twelve
months