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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-02
TELEPHONE COMPANY
HOLDS UP WIRELESS
WANTS INCREASED FEE FOR
HANDLING MESSAGES on ISL
AND OF IIAWAII-RUBBERNECKs

There is trouble on the Big Island in
the matter of communication. The
Wireless Telegraph Co. is held up by
the Hilo and Hawaii Telephone and
Telegraph Co. owing to an increase in
the rental of the poles and office SER
vices in receiving and transmitting
messages. The rate has been raised
from $50 to SIS for the use of the tele-
phone lines.
A Morse system was established but
was never thoroughly put in use.
Much inconvenience has been borne
through the rubbernecking of sub
scribers on the telephone line and Sc
cret messages have become public. The
telephone company refuses to take
messages unless paid the increased
rate.
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Sugar Factors and
Commission
r1erChants
AGENTS FOR
]. P. COOKE, MANAGER.

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Kihel Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation Company.
Kahului Railroad Company.
HaDealkala Ranch Company.
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NEW BILLS SIGNED.

The following measures were signed
by Governor Carter yesterday and be-
came laws:
Senate Bill No 80, Act 125, an Act
to provide for a memorial to commem-
crate the signing of the first constitu-
ton of Hawaii by Kameharleha III.
House Bill No. III, Act 1913, an Ace
relating to the method of marking bal
lots.
House Bill No. 29S. Act 1870, an Act
to authorize and provide for the manu-
facture, etc, of electric light and pow
err within the district of Lahaina.
House Bill No. 242, Act 1871, an Act
to provide for the disposition of net
profits arising from agricultural and
Industrial pursuits in the Lahaina Sem.
mary.
Senate Bill No. 81, Act 1872. an Act
to regulate the storage of oils and 9th
er liquid explosives in the Territory OF
Hawaii.
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.SQPHOMORES WIN
FROM JUNIORS

An inter-class baseball game was
played at the High School yesterday,
between mines representing a combna-
ton of the Sophomore and Freshman
classes and the Junior class. The
game lasted but six innings and was
won by the Sophomore-Freshman COM
bination. The score was 1914 in favor
of the combination.
The lineup of both teams follows:
Junior-R. Gilliland, G; o. Soares. p;
NJ. Perry, 1b; Wo Chan, 2b Umetara,
3b; S. White IS; Sam Wight, rf;
Young Tong, If; Hung Yau e.
Soph. -Fresh.-Kyoshi, c; Achieu, p;
Saffrey, 3b; Akana, 2b; r. Chilling
worth, IS; ingalls,, 1b; Rice, Of; Davis,
If; Marcalino, IF.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-02
CHASING SQUIRES
LOOKING FOR FIGHT
JACK JOHNSON PASSES THROUGH
LOOKING FOR GAME, GLORY
AND CASH.

Dressed to kill and cutting a wide
swath through town, Jack Johnson
pugilist of size and color, passed
through in the S. 5. Sonoma yester-
day from Australia for San Francisco.
johnson has whipped good men under
the Southern Cross but never had d
chance at "Bill" Squires who recently
passed this way to the Coast. Johnson
is looking for Squires. Johnson also
is going to challenge the winner Of
the Burns-OBrien battle at Los An
geles on May 10. He goes on the stage
at $500 per week, he says when he
hits Frisco.
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TO RUN UNLESS AT LOSS.

The o. s. s. Sierra viii continue on
the local run unless it is found that
she operates at an actual loss.
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CREW RACE

The Bechert and Girvin crews, both
made up of members of the Myrtle
Boat Club, raced in the harbor yester-
day afternoon. The Bechert combina-
ton won by four lengths.
The crews were as follows:
Becherts Crew.. f Bechert,
stroke; A. F. Bechert, No. s; G. c.
Bechert, No. 2; I. Spaldihg, No. 1.
c. Girvin's Crew.-A. Ewart, stroke;
G. Crozier, No. 8; L. Underwood, No.
2; c. Girvin, No. 1.
On Friday Bechert's crew will row
against Hughes crew which will be as
follows:
c. Paddigan, stroke; r. Hughes, No.
3; X. Brown, No 2; X. D. Center, No.
1.
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w. G.. Irwin & Co., Lite
SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Oceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco,
Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Newall Universal Mill Co., Manufac-
turers of National Cane Shredder,
New York, N. Y
Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San
Francisco, Cal.
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SPORT S
HARVEY WON

The shoot for the weekly challenge
cup of the Hawaiian Gun club took
place yesterday afternoon, at the Ka-
kaako traps, the result being as fol-
lows:
j. w. Harvey, 10 out of 90
]. e. Whitney IS out of p.
DR.. F. ]. Call, II out of a.
Previous winners have been.
j. w. Harvey, IS out of 90.
d. L. Austin, Is out of 90.
/. Spalding, II out of p.
Dr. f. j. Call, 20 out of go
s. A. Jordan, p out of 80.
DR.. F. j. call, % out of go
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RIVERSIDE LEAGUE.

The Riverside Baseball League sea-
son opens at Aala Park on Sunday.
The first game will be between the Chi
Club and the second game will be be-
tween the Palamas and the Chinese
Athletics.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-02

Perhaps the attempt to establish
prohibition in Washington is intend
ed to let congress see how it feels
to have a canteen abolished.-Phila-
delphia Ledger.
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{, BREWER & CO, LTD,
QUEEN STREET.
HoHOLULU, Il.
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company
Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch.
Charles NJ. Cooke. President
Geo. H. Robertson. .V-Pres. & Mgr.
E. Faxon Bishop. Treas. & Secy.
F. w. Macfarlane.. Auditor
p. c. Jones.......... 1850. Director
c. H. Cooke. Director
j. r. Galt..... Director
All of the above named constitute
the Board of Directors.
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therefore GERM PROC
and that s Quincy
by the
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problem
germ g t-~
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RETALIATION
is SAID TO BE AT BOTTOM OF
CHARGES AGAINST GREENE
COUNTY OFFICIAL.

WAYNESBuRG. Pa, Feb. S.-A big
sensation was sprung In waynesburg
when three informations were made
before Justice David Garrison against
H. G. Staggers, district attorney of
Greene county. One information made
by r. a. L. Thomas, son of Policeman
Thomas, of waynesburg, who charges
a serious offense against morality.
The other two informations are
made by W. A. Rlnehart, brother of
former Cashier ]. B. F. Rinehart, Of
the defunct Farmers 6 Droyers' bank,
and charge perjury and bribery.
| 1t is claimed by the friends of Dis
trict Attorney staggers that there is
absolutely no foundation for the
charges and that they have been
drought in retaliation for the activity
taken by the district attorney in
prosecuting the forgery charges
against J. B. F. Rinehart, before the
grand Jury.
The specific charges against Stag
gers is that he gave q certain election
official $40 to count out Challen Way
choir, a candidate against Staggers in
the election last fall, and that the
officer accomplished the work while
the remaining members of the cleo
ton board were taking dinner.
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PERSONAL
sss sxaa

mr. 7 "a coots want "a p,,rto, ~ /,
n,,s;nsss ,r;n ,agaays
mas . IS
"v suss ~ le,ses - ~. ei'y.
y N..s hy
nay nA as,uhnu rom 4ew
A@ys s's'' " e,''s
MRS. d. =. wilson OF Parkersburg,
- IN the city the gaest OF Mrs. 9. b.
Fleming.
Bernoe Costello and Glen Travis
we're calling on their friend, Master
Fay Merrifield. The latter has been
quite Ill for the past week.
Mrs. George smith Is quite sick at
hcr home.
S,.. = 4, a.,s a.,s
venaa - NJ nsn.,d narents ~ !,
narn
60 700
Mrs. ?. = Meri1heid and Mrs. VII
Merrileia Of watson, have been Wis
ting at me nome 81 Mrs sam Mer'
riield In .ls second ward.
MIS-. .. Moats " ~ u her home on
cnes'nut stfeet
MRS. a. y frichara mas been Ill Tor
seserai weeks " hef nome on haHii'
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a bottle of champagne ana prevailed
upon me to drink.
The Loss or Virtue

a bottle OF champagne ana prevailed
upon me to drink.
The Loss Of Virtue.
Then there came a humping In
my ears. About two minutes after.
wards things seemed to grow black
and go round and round and round.
When awoke my clothes were pull.
ed on me. and / screamed. / sat up.
and saw Nj. White. undressed, sitting
on the bed. I screamed again and sat
up in bed. and then thers was music
all around the ROOM
The eirl wept as she told the story
and tears fell on her dress. Harry
Thaw cried and held a handkerchief
to his eyes during the recital Of his
wifs's shame.
The Awful Awakening.
." screamed again and again and
Mr.. White told me to be quiet" said
Evelyn. "The Mr.. White said it was
All ov,r.' I looked at my dress and
found 1t spotted. 1 tried to put on my
clothes but could hardly accomplish
It. We sat up all night in that room.
He further said that he liked young
girls and thin ones and that 1 must
never get fat. He told me I must
never Ia. any one. not even my moth
err"
did sir. Thaw renew his offer OF
marriage after hearing that?" asked
Delmas.
Not t at night. He said / was a
poor unfortunate girl. but that he did
not thins any less of me than he had
done before"
Evelyn, with her fac. oathed IN
tears. said that two months after the
first proposal. Harry Thaw renewed
his offer Of marriage to her.
81 told him that II he married me
now his friends might laugh at me,
that they would catch on and suspect
matters as they were. At this time 1T
was already said openly among theat.
rical people that I was going with
Stanford White.
II toll Mr.. Thaw that had / met
him frs in Pittsburg 1t would have
been all right but that now I should
go back to the stage"
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DELEGATE JACOBS
tcontinued from Page Ones

Soohtinued from Page one.)
per cent. of the money spent by each
coanty. but Delegate Jacobs said that
1t 1t was their hope that tho fund
would grow until so per cent of the
expenditures would be met by this
fInd.
1t Is probable that some counties
will not at first avail themselves or
their share Of the money SO appro-
|priated and II so, after September is
this amount will be divided among
the other counties. All interested In
this bill and its amendments are very
enthusiastic over the successful work
Ing of the plan above outlined. and
the only thing needed to make this
measure successful Is the a~pproprla-
ton of the mony needed by the Peni-
tentfary Board, which 1t Is hoped it
will grant at this meeting.
Should this measure be carried In
to successful operation. It Will bring
the West Virginia PenitentIary into
prominence all over the United States
AS being the only Institution OF It's
kind that not only pays out OF its
earnings all the expenses OF the In
stitution, makes all-of its needed per
manent improvements, hut makes it
possible to inangurate a good roads
movements at this time, which 1t is
hoped Will grow untfi 1t becomes far
reaching in its effect.
Warden Haddox is well and fayora-
bly, known all over this country as
one of the very best prison oficiais,
but this will bring him and his insti-
tuition into still greater prominence.
1t is believed that this viii lie one of
the most popular measures introduced
at this session Of the Legislature.
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A OF WEST VIRGINIA..

At rules held in the clerks office OF
the intermediate Court of Marion
county, West Virginia, on the first
Monday in February, 1907.
Allison s! Fleming, plaintiff. VS.. Rob
ert Talbot, James Bennett, Thomas
". Fleming, defendants.-ln chan.
Gerry.
The object Of the above entitled
suit is to secure partitionntent among
the owners thereof OF a tract of land
containing eight ts} acres, situated
in Pawpaw district, Marion county,
West Virginia, and being the same
land that was conveyed to Thomas W.
Fleming, Robert Talbot, James Ben.
nett and A. Howard Fleming by A.
B. Yost ct ux. by decd dated April
18th, 1890, and of record In the coun-
ty clerks Office of Marion county. Or.
II the same will not advantageously
admit of partitionment, to sell the
same and divide the proceeds arising
therefrom among the owners thereof,
after payment Of the costs incurred
in the prosecution Of this suit.
An afldavit having been made and
flied that James Bennett. one OF the
defendants in this action is a non
resident Of the State of West vir
ginia, said James Bennett Is required
to appear within one month from the
first publication of the order 1, the
clerks office of said court and dc
what is necessary to protect his in.
forests.
And 1t Is ordered that a copy oil
this order be published and posted
according TO law.
Given under my hand this the It'll
day OF February. 1901.
r. B. PARRISH. Clerk.
ALLISON s. FLEMING,
Counsel for plaintiff.
Feb. s. Is. 20 Mar. /.
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pelmas Not Like Napoleon:

Delmas Not Like Napoleon:
Alfred Henry Lewis, ID New Yori
American.
Some one logged my elbow and
said that Mr.. DeImas looked like Ma
poleon. I considered Mr.. Delma.
sharply with reference 10 that fact
My opinion is that he does not lool
like Napoleon, but tries to. which Is
more to his credit. I never saw Ma
poleon, but I take 1t the alleged re
semblance between that dead gentle
man and Mr.. Delmas depends upon d
wedge-shaped lock of hair which Mr.
Delmas carefully brings into the mid
die of his forehead, like the forelocl
of a horse. Also the Delmas fore
lock possesses a suspicious wavf
ness suggestive of curl paper. How
ever, l shall disbelieve that supicious
waviness. AS for the suggested curl
paper l shall. as say the novelists
scout It," whatever that may mean
Speaking of Napoleon and the alleg
ed Delmas resemblance-far be 1
from me to discourage either gentle
man, but the truth is Mr.. Delma'
looks like the Mr.. Moran. of Boston
who was not elected a Bay State. gov
ernor last fall.
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WHOLESALE TO CONSUMERS.

~ ~ nN susar se. Sranalaied ..-.t s5I
10 lbs. Rice. Best Japan -. ........ ....... .... .75l
12ts H. Best Pens. $3.50. -. ...... .. isl
i2ai ID. Cans Best Corn ~ ~. .s... +. 49,. ... -. ..... .76i
12islbs Cans Choice Tomatoes Il. -. - q $500. ......... isl
IL Cans. Choice Baked Pork Beams ~. g.. -. So. -. .75I
II Pkgs. Breakfast Food q Cleaned currants ~ .s..ss4.......... .7sI
80 Bars Best IT, Soap Naptha 49,. ..... 81. -. ...... 75I
is Bars Finest CASTLE q Tar Soap " each.. 81. Z. ~. -. -. 49,. Isl
24oz. Bottles Vanilla Lemon / each. ~. ~ y. -. ....... Isl
2 lbs Price of Our Own Baking Powder y. 4. 49,. .75I
12 lbs. Extra Large Cal Primes ...... ~. e. 49,. 7sl
l gal. Finest Vermont Maple Syrup -. !. n. ...8...S.a...... 80. Isl
1 gal Finest Impts Mustard prepared ......... .....s. ...... isl
81 lbs. Bakers Chocolate 80. ~. 49,. 80. -. ~. ~. ISL
"a lbs. Finest Shredded cocoanut $50. ~. ...... .... Isl
i Large Keg Holland Herring 1890. !. 4. ~ ~. .75I
. gals. Finest Honey Syrup. ...... ~. 80. isl
3 lbs cofee. Pure java & Mocha. -. -. a.. Is. =. 49,. Isl
g lbs. Fancy Rio Coffee ...... ...... =. -. ~. IL. Az. q. *. -. .15f
10. Id. Pigs. Finest Impt Macaroni. i. -. ). -. .... Isl
1913 ID. Cans Fall City sauer, Kraut & Salmon ~ ...... x. -. isl
5 Boxes Finest Dried Smoked Herring XXX ~. :75l
10 lbs. Finest Irish MackerN. -. -. -. &. $3.50. $780,. Isl
12 lb. Cans Loggie pheberries Finest -. -. 4. 8. ISL
SEND NO MONEY! you wish us to, we will send you an order Of thel
goods to your city with the privilege of. seeing them all before payI
ng one cent and Il not In every way as represented they can be returned
o us at our expense. FREIGHT PAID f the full amount OF cash is sentI
the order, to any city within coo miles of Chicago. II yoa live farl
her. write US. No less than 10 of the above Items to an order. and ntI
than one item of each kind. FREE Grocery lists Jewery 8 HardI
Catalogues. Order today, l
DEERING MERCANTILE co. Not Inc. l
60 Wabash Ave. Chicago. nj IL |
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EX-SENATOR MAKES
ASSIGNMENT
WELL KNOWN MAN OF MORGAN
COUNTY REACHES END OF
THE STRING.

BERKELEY SPRINGS. Feb. s. "A
profound sensation was created here
by the announcement that former
State Senator A. R. unger, one Of the
~wealthiest and most prominent resi-
dents OF Morgan county, had made an
assignment for the benefit of his cred.
itors, naming Attorney Forrest W.
Brown, Of Charles Town, as trustee
for his property in Berkeley Springs
and Morgan county.
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JUST AS We ARE.

From the Baltimore Sun.
II We never had to eat.
II we never had to drink,
II we never wore out shoes,
Nor our clothes. Now don't 70,
think
We would all be pretty rich,
We would soon be millionaires,
Never worried payin' bills,
Never huriened with our cares?
If We never had to chew,
If we never had to smoke.
II we never had to buy
We would neyermore be broke.
II we never had to read.
II we never had to laugh.
lLiyin' would not cost us much
Not as much as now, by half.
If we never had to live,
That might be the best of all;
Bat as things are as they are,
Doesn't seem much use to bawl.
What We've got to do. Just do
Full of hope and full OF glee.
Guess life's good enough for you
II IT'S good enough for mel
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL,
LIABLE REAL ESTATE.


Curtis T. Arnett. administrator OF
the personal estate OF Thomas G. Ar.
nett. deceased, VS.. Hannah Arnett and
others, IN chancery.
BY virtue of a decree entered Ia the
above styled cause by the Circuit
Court Of Marion county, West virgin.
la, on the 22d day OF December. 1906,
the undersigned special commissioner
thereby appointed for the purpose, will
sell at public auction to the highest
and best bidder ut the 'front.' door OF
the court house OF Marion county, In
Fairmonr. West Virginia. on Monday.
March 4th. 1907. Mt 1899 o'clock p.
M, the real estate by said iecree di.
rected 10 be sold, that is to say:
All those two certain parcels OF
real estate situate on the waters OF
Buffalo creek In Lincoln district. Mar.
ion county. west Virginia, and bound.
ed and described as follows:
LIST parcel-Beginning at .Butfalo
creek and running thence with the
meanders Of said creek II "a poles;
thehse SD w. loo poies TO a stoner
thense S. 81 E. te poles to a stone;
thence 5. Do D. % poles to a stone by
spring: thence s. 81 E. "a poles TO a
stone; thence n. 81 E. II poles to a
links TO a stone; thence N. h34 ".
80 poles and 10 links to a stone; thence
y. o 4 i-S w. 461'2 poles to stone;
hence \. II 3. ID poles and IA links
to a stone; thence N. 81 E. 8 poles to
the place OF beginning, containing 50
acres.
md parcel-Besinning at a stake
Ut commissioners line and running
thence \. Ssi;2 e. 2s poles to drain
or hollow; thence s. 2sf-2 e. CTS
poles to a rock; thence s.. ss1E2 w.
~ poles TO a stone or stake; thence
N. 2912 w. GLIB poles to the place
OF beginning, containing one acre-be.
ing the same parcels OF real estate Of
which Thomas c. Arnett, late of said
county, lied seized; excepting and re-
serving all the coal within and under.
lying beth of said parcels Of real es.
tate lying below the bed Of Buffalo
creek, together with the mining rights
and privileges appertaining thereto.
and there will ] be reserved from
said first parcel the right of way for
a road heretofore granted by Virginia
r. Trader and husband to Nelson
~Pouhdstone, which is of record in Mar
ion county in Deed Book No. So, on
page ZIG. Said two parcels of real es-
tate to be offered for sale separately.
Terms Of Sale one.third of the
purchase money tand as much more
as the purchaser elects to pay. IL any
IN cash on day of sale, and the rest
due, If any, upon a credit of two equal
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DAzED BY Gas
MEMBERS OF THEATER. TROUPE
HAD UNPLEASANT ExPERs-
ENcE AT MORGAN
TOWN,

MoRGANTowN. Feb. g. Two of
the young lady actresses with Eddie
Foy's The Earl and the Girl troupe
which played at Swlsher,s theater last
night had a very narrow escape from
death by asphyxiation In their room
before going to the tieater.
They had as they supposed turned
off the gas and lay down on the bed
to take a rest. but the CPS escaped
to take a rest, but ~tehagsesca edp
and when discovered the seryices Of
two physicians we're necessary to,
bring them around.
One Of the young ladies was SO
weak when she went to the theater
that she tainted.
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Mani was thunderstruck to learn
that Mr.. and Mrs. wayup have separ
ated. What caused the trouble?
Fan-He alleges cruelty. He says
she made two athletic women hold
him while she marcelled his beard
Chicago Tribune.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING OF FAiRMoNT
BREWING COMPANY.
FAIRMoNT, W. VA,
It'll. 1al

epruary iu, lsoi.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the FAfRMoNT BREWING
COMPANY. will be held on Thurs
day. the 21st day Of February, 1907,
at 2 p. NJ, at the offices of the COM
pany, Fairmont, West Virginia, for
the election Of directors and the trans
action Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
Jan. 7.tf H. P. GILMORE, Pres.
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Magistrate-You gaye this young
woman such a hit on the face that shc
can't see out Of her eyes; what have
you to say for yourself?
Accnsed-weli. she often told me
she didn't want TO see me any more.
-Msggenderfer Batter.
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Read the Daily West vIrginlau.
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Woman's Club Meeting.
There will be a meeting Of the Lit
erary Department OF the woman's
Club on Monday afternoon at three
o'clock in the public library parlors.
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'THAW'S WIFE
TOOK STAND

Continued from Page onel
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The serpesn.'s Victory.

Mrs. Thaw said there were other
parties in the studio. Mr.. White, she
said, called on her mother several
times and proposed that she take q
trip to Pittsburg to see her friends.
"Mr. White said that he would take
care OF me, and that it would be all
right. Mamma went away. Mr..
White came for me In a carriage and
we drove to a studio on Twenty.sec.
oni street. There we're two men
there. n was a photographer. Mr.
White brought out a beautiful Japa
nese kimona, and l posed. Then Mr.,
White dismissed the two men. 81
went to the dressing room, where ]
changed from the kimona to my stree,
clothes. Mr.. White knocked on the
door and asked II l needed any help
I told him no. I went out and after
eating lunch he took me home"
Evelyn then told of her visit to the
Twenty-fourth street studio.
mo n was there except Mr.
White, and l told him I ought to &C
back home. He said I had better re
main and have supper. After supper
he told me that rs L had never seer
some Of the rooms in the studio h.
would show me around. In one o
these rooms was a plano and I sal
down and played. The rear room was
a bedroom. / sat down ana be onenef