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The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
HELD FOR MANsLAUGHTER.
RyaH's Automobile Ran Down and
KILLED Deaf Nute.

Cincinnati Ohio. Aug 1S-John J.
Ryan. turf plunger and get-rich-quick-
scheme promoter, was to-day bound over
TO the KenJon County, Ky. grand jury in
the sum Of $50 10 answer a charge OF
manslaughter made by Commonwealth
Attorney Tracy Of Covington. in connec-
ton with the deaCl Of Ignatz Wondrack.
q deaf mute. VINO was struck and killed
by Ryans racing automobile Sunday
evening.
Ryan and Barney fOldfeld Were match
Cd for an automobile race on the Latonia
race track September Is. bit this race
was practically declared of to-day by
Ryan on account of the accident. al
though he wiz have TO forfeit 500 TO Old
Geld.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
MERRY WIDOW MUST GO.

Fan style in wOmen's Headvvenr
VIII Be Different
New York aus LS-Isabel Holland and
Mary Moore. Boston miIIiners. who have
been studying styles in Paris. arrived
here to-day on the North German Lloyd
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
with sample hats for the fall which look
as much Ike a Merry Widow creation as
a baby parasoI does like a sorE-aad-
dance umbrella
This IS the comparison OF the r1iIliners
themselves. who say the reaction from
The expansive hat is extreme
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Had No License.

The technical charge against all officers
OF the concern Is conducting an insur-
ance company illegally without a license
issued by the State
II would appear that the concern on
the face OF its policies promised FOR
certain sum 10 pay sick benefits Of from
So 20 SO weekly. but these promises. ac-
cording TO the police. were kept but
seldom There was also a certain amount
OF money 70 be paid in case OF death
About 1850 negroes and poor whites
are on the books OF the concern
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
DELEGATES ARE NAMED.
Virginia TO BE Represented by Ten
at Chicago.

SPECIAL % TIE Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va Aug 1s.-Gov- swanson
has named the following as delegates TO
the Lakes 10 the Gulf Deep waterways
Congress. the congress 70 assemble in
Chicago October : for a session OF th-ee
DAYS
r ". Perkins q Newport News. z
r Barksdale. CT Portsmouth J G. Free
man. Of Richmond. Il. A Barrow. Of
Farnviue. r B. Seuple. of Martlnsvile;
A p Crsddock. q Lynchburg. W b
Atwood. Of Charlottesville. :. Y VIII
Jams Of Alexandra Walter MirEea. OF
Radford. and ". r. Alien. q C0yinEt0n-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
Central Chairmnn ResiEns.

SPECIAL 20 The Waslir-s11 Head
Haserstow1, Nd. Aus. S.-At a meet
ing OF the Republican county central com
m.ttee. held in Hagerstown this after
noon, Chairman Charles D Wagaman
rendered his resignation. 10 take effect
upon -ae selection OF his successor Mr..
Waganan was authorized 70 name a com
usttee Of five 70 select a chairman 10 sue
cee6 himself
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
TYLER DEATH NOT CLEARED.
Inquest Fails to solve the shOckoe
Creek Mystery.

Creek Mystery.
sQe1al % The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. Aug 1S.-The coroner S
jury investigating the death Of John H.
Tyler, whose body was found in ShOckoe
Creek several days ago, brought in a YER
dict this morning that the man came 10
his death under circumstances unknown.
but that the evidence was sufficient 10
establish the belief that he had been muir
dered.
joe Mickens and William Barnes, both
negroes, are being held for investigation.
Sally GoOde. a negro woman, IS a wit
ness. She says that Tyler was in the
company Of the two negroes a short
while before his death
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
CIemenceau to Meet King.

Vienna, Aug Is--The Fremdenblatt
states that King Edward viii soon re
ceive at Marianbad. where he is taking
the waters, Premier ClemenCsau Of
France and that within the next two
weeks he viii be visited by Baron IzwOl-
sky, the Russian foreign minister.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

The second race. - trot and 2-a5
pace, brought some good ones % The
post Sir Electroid was installed the "a
voriJe. and qualified the faith The sec
ond heat went 10 Phil Steubene--s bav
mare. Cariceta. odds of > TO 1 being laid
against the horses chances On the
strength Of the fine showing made by
May Queen. owned by G. 5 Goodacre. Of
Washington the mare. coming with a
burst OF speed IN the stretch. was in
stalled a favorite in the third heat a.
to ;, and won handily- May Queen also
won the fourth and fifth heats and the
race. This race was one Of the best ever
seen on the Marlboro track and al times
blanket could have covered at least
five OF the racers, 50 closely were they
punched II IS understood that both
Steubener and Goodacre placed q rather
handsome bet on the chances Of their
nags- The purses were S210. and were
decided between May Queen. Caricsta,
Sir Electroid. AID the The Brewer. N
the order named The summary
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
FAIR CROWDS EARLY
First Day at Upper Marlboro
FOrebOdes Success.
RACING THE BIG FEATURE
Southern Maryland Association Com
nittees Busy with Booths, Dis
which Are Pronounced to BE the
Most Varied and Interesting.
Special to Tie Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 70 TIE Washington Herald.
Upper Marlboro. Aug IE-An unusually
large frst-day crowd attended the annual
agricultural exhibition Of the Southern
Maryland Fair Association. held to-day
The heavy rains OF last night made trav-
cling easy and pleasant. and the farmers
and their families were arriving in large
numbers I'd 70 the time set for the races
Centennial Lodge, No. Ia, Of Marlboro,
is being literally pauonized
The committee in charge is composed
Of AIessrs- Fred Sasser. Chairman. w T.
Davis. n c. Livingston. L. LangdeufeIt.
and Rev y. z McAIanUs- Mrs. W r
Smith has general charge Of the booths.
which are attractively decorated Exhib!-
tion Hall is flied with the products Of
the garden. and the other exhibits are
Up 10 the standard There are a large
number Of takers present. and a wheel
of fortune is doing a thriving business
Sheriff Frank P HUrd and q number OF
assistants are preserving the peace.
Among the visitors q the fair to-day
vas Delegate Cy Cummings. Of Mont
gomery County. who WIZ start horse
in the running races Senator Clagett
and Delegate Peach were also n the
crowd The Mayo baseball team failed
to show Up to-day. and there vas 10
baseball game Tomorrow the Hyatts-
VILE and Ia Plata teams viii play a
game at Il O'Clock. Arrangements are
making for the handling OF a large
crowd
Raced on Heavy Track.
Nearly L1o5 spectators witnessed the
races this afternoon The track was
heavy. being at least eight seconds slow.
The first race. 2.35 trot OF pace. purse
SIS. best three IN i've, for Southern
Maryland horses, owned prior 20 April I.
-s1S. was easy money for Mamie J.
owned and driven by Charles weass. Of
Annapolis The mare won in three
straight heats.
IN the first heat as good as TO I could
be gotten, but IN the succeeding heats
the odds were practically prohibitive
Frank Thomas. driver Of Happy SIye
fled q protest against Mamie J.. claim
ing that the mare had a better record
than 2-55- The protest was dIsaIIowed
-sr-r.-v-- -r--
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
TALBOT FAIR OPENS.
Attendance Is Expected to Reach
Twenty Thousand Mark To-day

Easton. Nd. Aug iS.-The twenty-third
annual Talbot County fair opened to-day
with every indication Of big attendance
It has required almost week TO put the
exhibits in place, and the race entries
number over 80
There are many visitors already here
for the fair, and on Thursday the attend
ance is expected TO he 2000o.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
INQUEST TONIGHT
OYER ANNIS' BODY
Dying Statement Nay Be Re-
peated by Doctor.
MANY WITNESSES ARE CALLED

Friends of Both Factions VIII De-
scribe Tragedy at Bayside Yacht
Club in Which Capt. Peter c Hams
Killed Man He Suspected, while
His Brother Held Crowd at Bay.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

While you think OF II. Telephone your
Want Ad- 10 the Washington Eerald. and
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Want Al. to The Washington Herald
and bill will be sent you at l cent word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
SICK BENEFITS FAIL
Insurance Head Arrested by
PittSburg Police.
10000 VICTIMS IN TEN YEARS

Alleged Systematic SvindIe May
Result in Conviction of John c
Him in the Gibraltar Beneficial So
ciety-was Not Licensed by State.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Considerable talk has been INDUCED IN
recently in Lynchburg looking toward
the organization OF a Booster Club for
the city, such an organization being in
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF The East Washington
Heights Traction Railroad Company OF
Washington d c. VIII be held az its
Office. 7tn st and Pa ave NV. on WE'D
NESDAY. August i. 1878. al 2-3l p n
ar which time -he election of officers viii
be held and such other business viii be
transacted as may come Ep- G b Hi
LARD Secretary aul5-5L
Go 10 W. 5 TAPPAN's. sB g ST. NV. FOB
watches. cocks. 1swel-y. CT slasss &c RspaE1ns
a. iOsest prices 2p-Ieoa
List Your Capuzaya Mining Company
stock EItG OGr-0f-toWL SFl1-ca-zr now
forming await adv IN financial columns
BOSTON" Herald Office al-5-L-l
Henf. r. Coles 4 Co., UphoIsteTinE %
AZ k.uds sin cgvers sG 81 IL 49,
When YOU have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement 10 TIE u ash
lngJon Herald ard bin VIII be sent you
at I cent q word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

If cows. horses. pigs. and other ami
mails escape from the City's pen in the
market alley. the blame VIII henCeforth
be laid at the doors Of Policemen Garvey
and Rawiett- These tv-o police-carpenter
were to-day engaged in rebuilding the
city's pen for keeping captive animals
For the time being the police forgot their
former duties. while with saw. hammer.
and nails they built a pen calculated TO
be strong enough TO hold almost any
thing short Of an elephant The pen was
recently broken down by three obstreqer-
Gus cows. that. after SO doing took
French leave.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19


FIRES have been started in the furnaces
OF the Alexandria Glass Company. and
work at this factory Will be resumed Sep
teulber /. after the annual summer close
down The three other factories viii also
resume operations during the early part
Of September At all Of the factories ex-
teusive improvements have been made 1t
is said that the coming season promises
to be most prosperous one
William N Hendricks an attache Of
the steamer Mae. now anchored at the
wharf Of the Alexandra Fertilizer and
Chemical Con1pany's plant to-day re-
ported to the police that he had been
robbed OF so il money together with his
hat and coat The police have no clew to
the robber-
Mrs. John Harlow. Mrs. NJ P. Greene.
Miss Mary V. Harlow. and Mrs. Charlotte
Bradley viii depart tomorrow for Allan
tic City, where they viii spend several
weeks.
Jonathan Matthews. who has been
spending the past two months in Seattle
Wash. has returned to his home in this
city.
Policeman Garvey today killed four
dogs that were recently captured and
taken 10 the city pound.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-19

Upon the completion OF the new addition
TO the Mount Vernon Avenue School
house. Del Ray. Alexandra County. ap-
propriate dedication ceremonies viii be
held. Supt James Z. Clements has
invited J. D. Eggleston- State super
fntendent Of public instruction. 10 make
the principal address The brick work on
this structure has practically been COM
pleted. and It is expected that the build
ing VIII be ready for occupancy about the
middle Of September The new addition
contains four spacious rooms, with all
modern conveniences. making total Of
eight rooms
Next Friday night the school trustees.
Supt Clements announces. viii hold
a meeting. for the purpose Of making
arran ngeme1ts for the construction Of a
new school building at CherrydaIe. Alex
andria County. which will cost S10.014- At
a recent meeting OF the school trustees Il
was decided TO reopen the public schools
September q
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02
JOHN MARKS
HAS CHANCE

The case of the Territory VS.. John
Marks, charged with stealing two cows
from the Dowsett estate property in
Wahiawa, was completed this morn
ing and will go to the jury this after
noon, Attorney George Davis for the
defence has made out a very strong
case and it looks very much as if he
would obtain a verdict of acquittal.
The case for the prosecution which has
been handled by Deputy Attorney Cen
eral Prosser, representing the Terri
tory and also the Dowsett estate, is
hardly as strong as in the former case
where Marks was convicted of steal
ing a horse and sentenced to five years
in jail, but which has been delayed by
a writ Of habeas corpus which Davis
secured.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02
WOODS

Secretary II. p. Woods letter to the
Hawaii Promotion Committee today
tells about his office force being en-
gagged in getting out $4,000 postal cards
containing Hawaiian descriptions by
Haskin, which will be distributed
among fourteen railroad companies
Mention is made of the receipt OF
letters from many organizations and
transportation officials Many letters
from editors thanking the committee
for Mr.. Coopers publicity sheets have
been received
A. G. Braden well-known lecturer,
writes that he will arrive here in the
Siberia on August Il, on a trip round
the world, and stay two weeks gather
ing material for lecture on Hawaii
George Myers of N. S. Sachs Com
pany, writes from New York that the
folders sent him were quickly distri-
buted and asks for a larger consign-
ment
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02

The appel,ation of Atlantic Fleet
for the battleships now in the Pacific
does not sit well on the San Francisco
News Letter, which says 1T is nothing
of the kind" 1T is the Pacific fleet
it goes ON and most Of the vessels
in it will remain in the Pacific indie
tinitely. The reference to the battle
ship section of the Pacific fleet as the
Atlantic" Fleet is due to two causes.
One is the desire to throw sop to the
narrow-minded selfish people of the
East, who roared energetically when it
was ordered to the Pacific The other.
and a deeper one, is the guessing that
is aroused among certain foreign ma
tons as to the exact mission and move
ments of the battleship fleet Beneath
the memorable cruise and the DISPOSE
ton Of our Navy at this time, there is
something which the Federal admins
tration does not care to divulge just
now"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02

The Superior Council of the French
navy proposes the laying down of six
large battleships between 1909 and 1910.
In the plans as originally prepared the
displacement was TO be about 10000
tons, the speed twenty knots, and the
armament six 12-inch, eight 3 4-inch,
and eighteen 2.9-inch guns The in
tended quality of caliber in the heavy
guns excited the greatest opposition in
the naval press, and it is probable that
the plans viii be modified
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02
BOXING CARNIVAL

The sports are all arranging to flock
to the Aloha Athletic Club tomorrow
night to take in the first section Of the
boxing carnival arranged for the week
end
The main event, a ten-rounds affair
between Kahaulelio wild SWAMI and
Soldier Plat, promises to be as good
contest as has been seen here for
many a day. Both men are in fine
condition and confident of winning.
The natives look to see their man
clean up the haole in short order as
he has always done with an opponent,
and will be there in force to cheer Ka-
haulelio on to victory.
Platt is said to be a much better
man than he has yet shown himself to
be. There are many who think that
he should have received the decision
over Frank Murphy at the Orpheum
on Decoration Day. In that contest
he showed himself to be a slashing
boxer OF the type that the public de-
lights to watch.
| Two other soldier boxers are slated
to perform tomorrow night. They are
Richardson and Oakley and they will
go six rounds. These boys are very
evenly matched and the referee is apt
to have hard job picking the winner.
| Tie curtain-raiser, four-round at
fair between Ernest George and Man
uel Reuter-, two willing 125-pound
boys will provide lots of IN. These
are new men to local ring-goers, bat
both of them can handle themselves
surprisingly well and both are out to
win as quickly as possible. A prelim-
mary often furnishes the best contest
OF theAevening and the four-rounder
mentioned is more than likely to con-
firm this statement
Mike Patton will referee the bouts
which will be neld in the large arena
at the corner of Queen and Richards
streets.
The sale Of tickets will commence
tomorrow morning in Fitzpatrick's ci-
gar store at the corner of Fort and
Hotel streets.
The Aloha Athletic Club is backed
by Harry Klemme, Fred Harrison. A.
V. Gear anu other well known citizens.
I -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02

quo OUT

Wireless Expert Isbell at Sis last
night received a wireless message from
the operator of the U. S. cruiser St .
Louis to the effect that she was 900
miles out and was making II 1-2 knots
an hour. The weather was fair and
the sea smooth and the st. Louis oper-
ator said he would communicate again
tonight, about o'clock.
Isbell has not yet heard from the U.
S. N. supplyship Glacier, which IS
equipped with perhaps the best wire
less in the Pacific
The Yanktun, also en- route, is equip
ped with wireless, a one kilowat plant.
The auxiliary fleet will probably be
heard from in a day or two by ether.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02
DR.. COFER'S
POSITION

No opinion in regard to the eligibll-
ity of DR.. Cofer to hold the position of
president of the Board of Health has
yet been rendered by Attorney General
Hemenway. The matter is requiring
a good deal of thought, though, in the
Executive department. This morning
Governor Frear, Dr. Cofer, Secretary
Mott-Smith and Attorney General
Hemenway were closeted together and
every now and again bundles of law
books would be taken in for consultG-
ton. The general opinion among the
lawyers of the city is that Judge Hum
phreys' objections are well grounded
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02
LADY AUToIsTs ACCIDENT.

A lady autoist, DR.. Minnette Burn
ham, has been served with a penal
summons by S, Shimamoto, storekeep-
err of Aiea, charging her with needless
driving. Her auto yesterday morning
ran into the rig of complainant'near
Murakamis store on Hotel street, up
setting the vehicle and knocking down
Shimamoto. The accident is said by
the occupants Of the auto to have been
the result of skidding on the wet road
DR.. Moore was in the machine with
DR. BuTnham.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02
WAS A GREAT SIGHT.

The cane fields afire as seen from
Haleiwa was beautiful sight and one
greatly enjoyed by the guests of the
hotel At distance it may have ap-
peared as though the hotel was in
danger but this was not the case at
any time 1t was small affair at
all events. Haleiwa is the popular
place for Honolulu people to visit and
the week end visits are growing more
in vogue all the time. Manager Bid
good looks after the comfort of his
guests in a way that spells care"
When you get something for no.
thing the something and nothing are
nearly always synonymous
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

NAHIKU SUGAR COMPANY, LTD.
AT a special meeting of the Board of
Directors of Nahiku Sugar Company,
Ltd, regularly called and held this LIST
day of July, 1908, Assessment No. s of
2 per cent on the outstanding assess
able stock Of the Company, was levied,
due and payable on August 3rd, 1908.
J, WATERHOUSE,
Treasurer Nahiku Sugar Co., Ltd.
4ts-July 2, 8, 16, %,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02
WANTED.
$4,000 FOR LOSS OF WIFE.

MEANWHILE, Pa, June 1.-The
jury in the case of Prof Robert s.
Breed, of Allegheny College, against
the Meadville Traction Company, this
evening awarded the plaintiff $4,000
damages for the death of his wife.
Mrs. Breed was one of several per
sons killed in a trolley car accident
on College Hill, December 10, 1905
In other suits growing out of the
accident judgments were given
against the Meadville and Cambridge
Springs Company, lessees of the line,
but they were set aside in the Supe-
rior Court. Breeds is the first case
against the Meadville company.
Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02
THE L0G-BOOK
Continued from Page Two).
err ship for the Philippine submarines,
If not, the Mohegan will be used

superintendent OF Public Works
Campbell and James Morse are hust-
ling work on barge boat landing in the
Alakea street slip and at the Fort
street wharf for the launches of the
big fleet which arrives two weeks from
today. The Waikiki section of the
front is being tidied" and shelter
tents near the boat landings will soon
be provided
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02

1t is reported that DR.. Cofer may
resign the presidency of the Board OF
Health without fighting the protest
made by Judge Humphreys against the
legality of his incumbency,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BY AUTHORITY
EXECUTIVE NOTICE.

Saturday. July 4, being a legal holi-
day, all offices of the Territorial Gov
eminent will be closed on that day. =
CSigneO w f. FREAR. 4
Governor of Hawaii
Executive Building, Honolulu. July I,
1908
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-02

Promoters of the Standard Telephone
Company have placed in the hands of
Washington attorneys the procuring
of a renewal of the franchise from
Congress. 1t expired by limitation last
month, when the time for beginning
construction lapsed.