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The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Adolph Bovdler %, and Elsie E. Parkinson. ..
Rev. c. II. Butler.
Christopher Roncbetd 3. and Giovanina dc
L0renzi. 25. both Of Baltimore. Nd. Lewis /.
O-Ncal J. P
Dave s. Blum. o. and Bessie Goldstine. l9. both
Of Baltimore. Nd Rev. J. r. Mclaughlin
John Z Pierce. ., and Nellie Famce .. Rev
Charles q. Isaac.
John W Cramutou %. Of SharpstnJrg. Nd, and
Cora F. Pennifeld. Is Rev. J. b. Mclaughlin.
Elliott J. Dent q, and Z. Lillian sherman. 2.
Rev. J. G. Amcs
Henry A. Iineer. r. g. and Bessie Mcclellan
Thompson, .. Rev. John G. Ball.
Thomas b. Penicks, 81, and Rosanna f. SeTrin, SS.
Rev Edgar C. Powers.
Joseph McCawley, 5. Of Baltimore, Nd, and
Coral L. Taylor, 80. Of Chance, Va Rev. John C.
Bah.
John L. Walker. 55. Of Baton Rouge. La. and
Mary 7. Reeves. 81 Rev. John G. BAH
William 2. Bartsl. q, and Elsie c. Donaldson.
%. Rev. 5. NJ Afford
Irving L. Sheckells, q, aud Ellen n. Rogers, 90
Rev W g. Mcneil.
COLORED.
Eugene Driver, 9S, and Matte L. Norris, 10. Rev
". ]. Howard,
John Han, 90 and Louise Beach %. Rev. Wal
ter L. Porter.
William Posey. 81. and Genera Tate, IS Rev
James c. Dent
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July T.-1ioney on call at the stock
exchange opened AZ 81 per cent, highest, 81 low
est 2'z; closing, g. Most Of the loans were at 3
per cent.
Time money was taken with moderate freedom.
some business resulting Tie tone was slightly
easier. Ra.e-: iz isr cent for sixty DAYS. % 574
fgr ninety days. ~ % 51z ir four months 5lz 90
5as fer i've months and 81 t0 C fer six months
Mercantile paper continued quiet. There was a
limited demand from other ctuters bat local BUYERS
were sii largely Ont Of the market Rates: 5laa6
TyT c-ut -fr SIXTY to ninety days Endorsements. 6
f.r choice toUr % six months single names. and Gz
and upward for Others
Sterling market Uas very firm today rising %
10 = points on the appearance ~ a moderate sum
Tor remittance IN face Of light Offering lf bills De
mand bills sold as high as 48A sales for actual
business were as follows: Sixty DAYS 4S6la4 s375
demand fs6S0af s67j, cables s573Ial $50 CONNER
cial bills, 4S5aAS3,
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Sells cents per share.
Notes on Mining.

Tie mining market, while dull for the past week.
has been strong This Is surprising in face OF the
fact that summer Is the dun season and prices sag
Opinion among mining brokers Of New York Is that
there viii he a bu market shortly
GOldfeld Consolidated has had a notable rise in
the last month This stock month ago was selling
at S459 a share; today it Is selling at Ss58. and
has been as high as $500.
Reginald Francis. A. L N. NJ, English mining
engineer. recently arrived in New York from Swan
SEA. Wales. and left Immediately for Cananea So
nora, Mexico. where lie viii make an examination
and report on the properties Of the Pennsyiyania
AID Cananea Copper Company which adioin and
are continuation Of The Massey ore body Of the
Greene Cananea Copper Company. Mr.. Francis
makes this visit, it is said in the interest Of an
important group Of English capitalists He is ac-
companied 10 Mexico by Robert Mitchell, president
Of the company.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

that might have been expected The en-
thusiastic closing OF YESTERDAY produced
further short covering. and. IN spite ,of
lower prices from London. our first prices
were generally strong During the middle
Of the day prices sagged, although on one
or two occasions feyeTish rallies in Union
Paci2c steadied the lis; The final fifteen
minutes was a reversal OF yesterday that
is. under Increased pressure, prices gave
WHY more rapidly. This pressure 1 expect
10 see continued IN the morning. and it
would be but natural 10 have this reac-
tionary movement extend sonse further. :"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

salcs-Reguiar call. u O'Clock noon
Capitol Traction Is at ls0 10 az i3i, lo5 az i55,
NJ l6
Washington Gas 50 at sla. 100 at 50 leo at g.
% at slA., 30 at slS g at sl% p at slls . at
Si. . al g. . az ST. . at 81. 3 It ST. 100 a; 81.
. AZ SlA, . a; ST. 25 at ST. q at 81. . at slh. o
az 81. 25 at 81, q at S. 25 at ST. 3 at slls. q at
Sis, . OF Sis. . at sls ] at 81. 3 at Sis. o at
SIS, . at 81
Mergenihalr Linotype, AZ 20z. AZ 29f.
Mitchell Mining 100 al 3iz 100 az g.
Merchants and Mechanic Savings Ec-sk, % al II.
After call-Cauital Traction, az l55
Capital Traction &c. 500 at li0. SGOo At IOls
Mitchell Mining l01 II - thuver 63f.
Mcrgcnihalor Linotype, 10 at 2o5ia, 10 at 2sis 10
at 27
Washington Gas = AZ Sos
The following are the closing quotations OF yester.
days stock exchange;
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
DROP IN INDUSTRIALS
Bear Element Hammers Mar
ket at Sign Of Weakness.
COPPER AND STEEI SUFFER
PrOflt-taking Starts Decline, OF
which Hostile Spectators Take
Business of Country Considered
Helpful to Securities Market.


New YORK Jaly 1.-THE security market
very seldom advances or declines six days
IN succession without period Of inter
vening reactionary movements, and when
theretore' to-day prices Of the leading
STOCKS opened at figures which showed q
net gain Of over three points in the active
issues IN the markets increase since last
thursday this gain. having accrued,
moreover with closing prices Of stocks
each afternoon, during the time stated
higher than on the previous day, realizing
sales of stocks were naturally invited
and under such n-os+ +al,i,., . co,sldar-
sbls do.lt,,, -, .f-., -. -. =. -.
- -, '-'- U''
-''s''' ie' g o0o''' ieu
Tors are aoS'iie.
So y u ae'l'e SpecuIa-
- " al s'iee' are at the moment IN
i''o'''e 40 '''e mar "e'' or al Ieas'r
are very -ouu IN their assertions that
e'i'i"s more 'nah mere passing re-
"o'loA j." prices is que ana they Figor-
O1S'S "t'@eA7e the market III the aiter-
i1o0i' "leH SIGNS ol weakening J. II be
O.'iii7 piOilouiice'' cehterlns their on
siauSht upon The industrial, as distin-
guished from the railroad shares.
In particular. reasons for selling of
this character were a1+ribrts5 +o Tho ra-
ductfons ,bs. how r,o.,+,,- -, -.
=
- "a o1pt7i ii'e--''' II oelhs d
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
Copper Production Increases.

The production of copper in the United
States in the calendar year 1905, according
to figures compiled by the United States
Geological Survey, was 906, ,591 ,9f7 pounds.
being an increase Of 100000 pounds, or
? per cent, over that OF the previous
year. The stock on hand at refineries on
January l last amounted to 9247G. 792
pounds, or a decrease Ot ., 7773. .236 pounds
compared with the previous year. The
exports for the year aggregated nearly
l50, 900 600 pounds
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
Promotions in Fire pennrtment.

Commissioner Macfarland yesterday ap-
proved the following promotions and
appointments in the fire department: As
sistant Driver J, s. Trodden. promoted
to driver, at 81 l.15o per annum, vice J. J.
Sullivan, deceased; Private 7. Inscoe,
promoted to assistant driver, at H,l00;
Private J. P. Corrigan, promoted to class
?. at $3.50 per annum; ". H Nash. ap-
pointed temporary private Of class l,
at $3.50 per annum.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
Chicago.

NeN York. July E.-WHEAT-strong. checking
trade No. ] NcTthcn Duluth 20 arrive Il cents
over SsIteEber T. o. b.; No. ] Manitoba gc1.
f. O. b.; No. Northern Manitoba 10 arrive. II
{. o. o No red T. O. B.. $50 No. hard. f. o.
b, Le5'zi Nc, macaroui $, Z. O. b.. No. maCa-
rOni. S. Exporters took loads.
CoRN-Weak; trade fair No. eleva.or 6IIs:
Nc 2 o. Z. O. b.; July. 6lH {. O. b. August No
yellow, 6l& No white 6liz T. O. b. Exporters
to,k l9 leads.
OATS-Trade quiet. Elevator prices: No, white
81; No white 80 No. mixed g.
priers OF frflIrns flllnrr.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EEtra, per cwt. 550a6OO: butcher. 45Oa
5ooi common, 25oa3eo; rough, L5oa2OO.
HoGs-Per ewt., sToss, 65o; ordinary per cwt,
6@
sHEEP-Clipped, 2oaa350; common. L5oa2m.
LAMBS-Spring, choice. "a; medium, s5ka7; com
mon l.
CALyES-Prime. per ID, :; medium. sasls: com
mon. 1; grass. 4alk
CoWS-Prine, fresh, each, lOO0a5eG; common
each, @0oas20o; old and dry, geoalaoA
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
DEATH RECORD.

Bovd p. Andrews Casualty Hospital 81 years.
Leonora Eisenmann. 9li NJ st. NV. Il years.
Nellie Louise Castle. as ID ST. NV. p years.
Rachel J. Ball 5702 St 50 years.
Everett Sweeney. sol attn ST. Sc. months.
Beatrice Murphy. 6e2 II 81. NV, months.
Gioai Latona &c Pa. ave. NV. months
John Hannon 1923 ID St ne. 10 days
Infant Of T. T. and Gertrude Mullican, I month
and il days.
COLORED.
Budd Belk 62 Ciarks court sW. Q years.
Jane Rivers. Washington Asyium. 70 years.
Charles II. Turner. 3l3 Del. ave- ne, IS years.
Clara Henderson s24 Ist 81. sV. . years.
Ethel Proctor. X. r. ave. Brookand l6 years.
John Tapiett IL. 1900 3 81 ne l6 years
Beatrice N. West. 20 DefFees ST. NV. months.
James E. BLACK. 1880 r 81. ne. Il months.
Mary Johnson 52l Ricketts, court NV, 70 months.
Ellswood Hampton, 1893 Wntbefger s.. NV, 10 Hls.
Luci White. 40 r ST. aw. Il months
George Cant ? Terrace court ne months.
Joseph r. Brown, so3 9Th st. ne. 5 months.
Infant OF Jesse and Sadie Gilehrst, ll3 I St sw.,
month.
Infant Of William and Florence smith, IA 18th 81
ne, months.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKF...

ouotatious furnished by J. o. Brown & Co. mem
bcTs Of TIE New York stock Exchange. Munsey
Building
sales TO noon -........,. 3OI 500 shares
Total sales. es......,........ 55T ,OGO shares
Gail money: H., S16; low, 25s; close, 21s
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K Harrington
& Co. members q the New York Produce Exchange.
S31 Bond Building.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by Z. 2. Chapman &
Co. members New York stock Exchange. C. Bowie
Chapman, manager, 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by z. R. Chapman 4
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. g Bowie
Chipman, manager, 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-07-18

G. Bowie Chipman. of E. R. Chapman
& Co.-"Prlces followed about the course
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
EmbeZZlen1ent
Reaches $4,000.

Wo0n&uckct, Il. r., April 41-Nn tnnp'z-
element of approximately $1,000 was re-
ycaIcd today by Il circular issued ~ tn;
directors Of the Woonsockct Electric Ma
chine &, Power Go. to the stockholders.
The circular contained the announcement
that a heavy shortage in the accounts o.
the company had been discovered and
that the resignation Of Levi Cook Lin
cold. secretary, Treasurer ana schcral
manager Of the company, had been ton
dcrcd and accepted Later John }. 1i'I-
fcruan. counsel for the company, gave
the amount Of the ale god omb"zzlem"nl
as 81. 900. and the statement Of Mr.. ll"t-
fcrnan AMI Of the circular were corFoo~
Grated by Mr.. Lincoln.
Recently negotiations have been und''
way for tho sale IF the business to Est
brook & Co., but the circular sent L"
Stockholders says the alleged ombczzl"-
mont will not Interfere with this sale, az
thorch the Stockholders may he called
upon to make good any deficiency. In dis
cussiney the matter today John j. Hclfcr-
nan. counsel for the directors, said: =!
believe the amount Of the shortage is
about 500 nGO MI Lincoln has resigned
and has turned over to the company
moro rtv which he claims is worth $il,"N-
Mr.. Lincoln mas confessed that he signed
the name Of tie president Of the COM
rauv. George Rachcllor, to company
notes without tho knowledge Of Prcsi-
dent Bachelor"
President George Batchcller Of the
Woorsocilct Electric Machine & Power
O.. is 4 member of the state commission
10 the jamestown Exposition and went
TO jamestown yesterday. lie was notl-
fed tonight by telephone Of the resigna-
ton of General Manager Lincoln and the
other developments of the day and imme-
d;atelv announced his intention of return
ir1, to Wonnsocket at once. lie Is eN-
pcctod to reach here tomorrow after
noon. Pending his return IT was said to-
night that no further action in relation
f. the situation would be taken probably.
Mr.. Lincoln remained at lis home TO-
night with his wife. who is an invalid He
is about 30 years of age and has passed
all his life in Woonsoc1let. He was fer
mcrly cashier of bank but gave up tins
nosit;on when he organized the Woon-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
THE OPENING TODAY.

Norfolk. Va, April 25.-With Prasi-
dent Roosevelt rs the guest and with
diplomatic and military officials from
I'll Of the more important nations If the
world in attendance, the jamestown
er-Ccntonrial Exposition will be
thrown open to the public tomorrow.
EEcTy Stcar."r ANA train reaching Nor
folk tonight brought thousands of yisi-
tors. The city is decorated in keeping
with the occasion and the governor Of
Virginia has proclaimed tomorrow 4
holiday. Fair and cool weather is pre-
dicted and as the details of the pro
gram Of the land and water ceremonies
have all been carefully worked out, the
Exposition management is looking for
ward to the opening as forming a not
able epoch in the history of tidewater
Virginia.
When President Roosevelt arrives oft
Fort Monroe tomorrow he will proceed
to review the magnificent fleet Of for
ei9n and American warships now at
anchor in Hampton Roads. This impOs-
ing ceremony and 4 brief reception to
the flag officers on board the Mayflow-
er ended. the President will land on the
Exposition grounds at II o'clock. He
viii DC driven at once to the reviewing
stand on Lee Parade and VIII there dc
liver the dcdicatory address Of the tx
position. He Will conclude by pressing
q geld button IS q signal for the form
al opening Of the finished departments
of he enterprise. The President and
ILL.,; inmcGiate party will then receive
several hundred invited guests in the
Auditorium building and aftc~ this
function will b. entertained At lunch
con. He will return to the reviewing
stand during the afternoon to witness
the land parade Of soldiers and sailors.
several companies Of the latter being
landed from the foreign vessels.
Today witnessed the arrival of TIL"
most formidable Of the visiting war
shin s,uadrons, composed OF the Good
Hone. the Argyll, the Hampshire and
the Hoxburg, passed in the Capcs with
in Il few hours OF each other. With sa-
lutin- cannon ana dipping flags, they
cruiscd slowly UP Hampton Roads 70
Inc positions assigned them on the nav
al rendezvous grounds.
Tlp flagship Connecticut Of the
American fcct exchanged salutcs with
the Gkant Gc0rg and the Good Hope
ana later Admiral Sir George Neville
of the British squadron and Comnnd"r"
Hermann Plcscott of tho Austrian
sulaGrcn put out in small boats to Wis
ii Rear Admiral Hohlcy y. Evans Of the
Connecticut. They were warmly VOL
coined ana had hardly gone over tn"
side ~ return to their oWn SHIPS when
the american commando was in his
launch returning the official Gall N
courtesy.
With dull gray sides ami smoky
black tunnels. the visiting ships were
sharply marked in contrast {" II
Amcri .an SHIPS rcsplcndcnt in nnN
coats % white paint. The 1rriV1l OF "a"
BritonS and Austrians Who htd ben
proceeded two days by tn" German
squa dron and the Argentine Shi? Sd
r;cnto. lent immcasurcahiy ~ tn" at
tractivcncss of the naval display ar
ranged for the opening days ~ thu FIX
position end will make tornorrOw's re-
Wow a notable event Of The inaugural
ceremonies.
The steamer jamestown from Wash
incton. bearing the congressional del
Continued on Page Three)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
No EVIDENCE
To Connect Butler With
Missing Marvin Boy.
Absolutely Nothing 10 Show
He Murdered The Lad
DR.. Marvin Still Believes That His
Son Is Dead.

Dover, Del, April 25.-Frank II.
Butler, charged with the murder of the
Marvin child, was discharged from Gus
toby today for lack of sufficient evil
dcncc.
Butler was taken before Justice of
the Peace Wood. State Detective HaW-
kins, who appeared on behalf of the
state, asked that the prisoner be re
leased as there was not enough evil
dence to hold him. Butler was then re
leased.
The state detectives who caused the
arrest of Frank Butler, the alleged
kidnappcr of the Marvin boy and who
was ordered released by the attorney
general today, Will continue their in
Vestigation. Detective Lore of New Jer-
scy adhers to his theory Of death and
having been privately engaged Will
dig for the body Dc the boy. lie will
first search the David Moore woods
near where Butler, in his statement,
told Of stopping to fix q broken wagon
bolt and where Caldwell, his compan-
ion, last remembers Of having seen the
bag Of net COrkS."
I'VE have accomplished one thing
SAID Detective Lore, tonight. we have
stirred thcs" detectives 10 renewed CT
forts ana th"y now realize that the mat
ter is no joke but a crime deserving OF
summary treatment. And if we stop
they will bob up about two weeks later
with the same line Of procedure that
we now have. Little Horace Marvin
is dead ana we expect to find the
body"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
Welcome FraternaI Dele
gates to Bar Harbor.
Foreign Missions Anniversary
Preachers Aid Soc. Meets.
Addresses by Dr.. S. Q. Benton and
Or. l W. MunhalI.

Bar Harbor, Me, April 25.-The
regular morning business session of
the East Maine Conference of Metho-
dists churches today was followed by
the reception to fraternal delegates.
The anniversary of the Foreign Mis-
sionary Society and the annual bust
ness meeting and election of officers
of the Preachers Aid Society were on
the program for this afternoon with
addresses by speakers of prominence.
DR.. S. o. Benton of New York gave
an address before the anniversary
meeting of the Foreign Missionary
Society and DR.. J. o. Randall Of New
York conducted an evangelistic meet
ing.
One of the features of the conference
was the lecture tonight by Rev. l.. w.
Munhall, ID. D., Of Philadelphia on the
subject: THE Book of Books"
The Preachers Aid Society elected
the following officers: President. 4
+. Morris, Thomaston; vice president
A. E. Luce, Castine; secretary, John
Timing. Calais; treasurer, w. A. Luce,
Winterport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
DR.. MARVlN'S THEORY.
Believes Child Is Dead and Remains
Concealed to Prevent Detection.

Providence, r. l., April 25.-The po-
lice department Of this city believe the
letter received yesterday by Collector
Of tn Port George ". Gardner, in
which it WIS stated that the signer,
one w. II. Thinner Of Plattsvillc, Wis,
had found the missing little Horace n
Marvin is the work Of some person who
wished to try his hand at wit. The
theory Of the father Of the boy is clear
Continued on Page Two.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
Ezra Cornell tooth Anniversary.

Ithaca, y. Y. April 25.-Thc cclo6ra-
tion NJ tn" Tooth anniversary Of the
birth of Ezra Cornell opened tonight
with a Wagner concert in Sage hail ut
Cornell University. Tho concert was
followed by the rendition Of the ora
torin THE Seven Last Words Of
Christ"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
FAIR AND COLDER.

Washington, April 25.-Forecast for
New England: Fair and colder Irri-
day, preceded by ram III north por-
ton; Saturday fair; fresh northwest
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
Boston Forecast.

Boston, April 95.--Forccast for Eo%-
ton ana vicinity; Friday fair aud
somewhat cooler; Saturday continued
fair; westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26

The condition Of John Mitchell. presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers Of
America. i'll at Chicago, was somewhat
improved Thursday, after a fairly rest
ful night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26

Actual Increase 2.45s,5s1 for twelve
nsnths ending Dec. 31st. 1906. This is the
0ooeed Of tiN
1904
- elosr 70 IRA New Englond's flvcrife.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22
TEXTS FOR POLITICIANS.

Since he political W0ykeFs 9Gd iIi'
people behind he political W0rkeH
are beginning ~ lbibk N plans IN
future gGtiWty, We Wish ~ GaIl llit
gpeeiH attention ~ 40 excerpt from
tbg speech N Nov Y0fkB G0V6fI0
Hughes, delivered On The Fourth .
Jug NJ tbo jamestown EzpGIHGH
"P0liGem leaders VINO have
performed Nc function N clear
lhgH0uAas fGF iAEislmlG0 aHd
Wb0, while posing Gs paHY worn,
erg, baye served special Interests,
GJeiess alike N D8flY principles
~ NJ public justice, are paeBibg
from ilIe stage,
"ThH people demand lender
ship, md PARTIES need effective Or
Rantz8liOH ~ advance lbaif pflH'
elplag, But the tins IL rapidly
passing when any one can long
MAINTAIN a position Of vide 20,
lltieai Influence who 10 under sue
pIeiod u maintaining double
allegiance,
eBul W. need more flla6 eE'
cape from such prostitution NJ
political p0WeF 1he people ar6
entitled ~ have H6sel6sl l0ad'
ership and unseiGbb representa-
ton
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-22

The Q0oonN llnepltl controversy
has broUght CUT NlUoNg otOel' thlNge,
the lNaUNeNhlo 0lN at public heNrdA
daWg hUatNeea hehWd eloeed aooN,
AeeordMg to the atoementN at the
trupteoa ot the hoepltoL all that wNe
done OF "htereNt to the pUhlte" dNr
lng the reeeNt h4NnlNl meetWg WAa
completed hetore the executive eoNe
mltteo went Into secret NeaNlou, FROM
thta Nuguat NeHemhlE the horld proRA
Waa excluded WhereupNO the com,
mlttpo or trualeeu proceeded TO dla'
eIplINo pbyalelNNa and do hUpmeup oV
really vital intereut
tie It NRld to their credit that they
| did NotbtuR more ReW0uH than follow
! 4 preoedont thaugh u rooleh cue,
why the proaH should he excluded
| tho Lord knowH No Que In llonoNlu
hua set been able tn glyo u Hutnelenl
! explanation for the custom,
No aooner had The meeting Nd
iouWed than the town heeNn to elAblt
with what tho lrNHleoH had done
NewHpNpormen were told rlght nnt
lett aud, ~ uHuNl,, Nworh to heorecy
Aud the informant prohuhlN told III,
next man he met aud aworo him t'
secrecy
The result IN that all HortR Of gNrh
Tod etorIoa were golog the rounds o
whit had bee0 done 10 llodglne Nnl
Judd aud what lludglna aud Judd hO,
dOne, NNd
Finally the newspapers broke loH'
with statements Of facts, and lh'
waiting public then know That NJ
crime had been committed by tho doc
lora 0r The trustees Of The Quoon'
Hospital yet
II The meeting Of lhp trustees n
which mlrueil0na Of The ruloH wof
discussed, had hoou IN open meeting
II would not have been noooaantS ~
anyone 10 Issue statement L
Rlrnghon The matter ont,
: The Queona Hospital trustees ~
no more NJ fault lhnn others, The
follow the custom that hUH grown II
. IN this community Of pretending 4
! bo 40 nwfuIly secret IN IrNnaneIlu
hubble on BemtpublIe business, oS
eluding tho Legitimate pergoyorH o
, legitimate hewa, and Ihon aoaRIplnI
: mo Whole business among The mai
, mud female lubbIoa Of The town, 4
! II IN community hypoerlay Fan
makoB HE community ridiculous
. And promotes lhd business Of tow
HAIRS, ~ boot