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New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
RIDGELY'S rosASasIs eIsAse1AE

Our position for some weeks past has that the
market simply trading affair. rnporranf
general probable IIrectior 49,
special movements in special stocks This we tbinE
has proved the case or the specIaltes we counseIe
buying int-Met Pfd and Srd Ave before the recent
rise in those stocks began Subscribers
bought 3rd Ave between 20 and - pronts abos
and bought a they followed C,,~
vices. II what will do now s,s6.
scribe 10 Daily Letter. s. per month To -fsv..
Letter also names stock selling below that vEi
surely cross par Also low priced stock which is
tipped" for 90 points before down W. vrtI
have some news Yukon Gold. too which we v,arDs5
subscribers IN advance would prove a sale st tr-
HdViCes not tnfalllble. but none
New colder. giving underground history OF the nvs
years dramatic war between Keene Hartman snI
the part PLAYED therein bJ Morgan. and StarI
which includes Charts ~ N0''S
A y. RDGELY. 20 BROAD ST. Ny
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

The federate civic council OF the Peoples Insti-
tute has also adopted resolutions. in which it
pledges its support 10 the Governor if he will re-
sumo his efforts 10 secure the passage Of the bills
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19
BROOKLYN CLUBS REBUKE GIICHRIsT
Senator Invited to Mass Meeting Called to
Voice Ann-CambIing Sentiment

The committee Of the Antl-Racetrsck Gambling
League campaign has called mass meeting FOR
tomorrow night. when protest Will be made
against the Senate for failure pass the Agnew-
Hart anti-racetrack gambling bills. The following
letter. bearing the names of the committee,
sent 10 Senator Gilchrist at Albany.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

~FIecfed primaries ara
being mace FOR g. Of these OF the deesstes
sre@fcd twenty are credited above 10 TafislK IN &
hsUr -four in Florida in Tennessee four IN JAIA
hous and two in Ohio -Four are credited 10 Hugnes,
a. r. Missouri Two arc credited TO Fairbanks-bo'h IN
kentucky. SIX unus'Tncted- two IN AaoanA' '"o
r Mississippi and missouri aoo
rota1 membership Of the convention IN isoo' 'o''
Necessary 20 . choice AL
othe- stara and territorial conventions called
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

tat. u Re Pastor-" viii es plsyec - =
By Paderevsl, % IN. viclia ~ AoaIsr
sung D. Nina Semo-tca
New-York tribune., 1908-04-19

lNpIII TO. ISU0.
Honorable and Dear Sir: The undersigned, all
voters in the 10th Senate District, and all Of whom
voted for you its representative. highly in
dignant over the action OF the Senate in refusing
TO enact the Agnew-Hart auti-racetrack gambling
bills
We have joined i'll arranging a meeting, to be
held in SOIners Hall. ROCkaWay avenue and SOmers
street, Monday evening, April 90. at o'clock
70 give pubic expression to our feelings and TO
press the feeling of whole district. We hereby
Invite TO be present at that meeting and TO
give your reasons for voting and working against
the bills Sincerely yours
D. G. ACKER. FLOYD APPLETON.
HENRY ETZ SlLAS /. LAWLES.
W II. WH1TSON. FRANCIS II. MILLER.
CHARLES J. ALLEN. NELSON r. BOSS.
ADOLPH KIENDL. CORNELIUS WOODS
z. Z PABST.
The federate civic council OF The PEOPLES Insti-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-09
ANDERSON ALONE
WAS FOR P|NKHAA

The executive committee Of the
Civic Federation at its meeting yes.
terday decided to ask the Governor
not to re-appoint l.. Il. Plnkham as
president Of the Board Of Health. All
those present voted against Pinkham,
except Robbins b. Anderson, who yot.
ed In the negative.
The report OF the Law and Order
Committee on the Iwilei matter was
submitted and accepted.
A resolution was also passed ask.
ing the Governor to appoint com.
mission of professional and non.pro-
fessional persons, both men and wo.
men, to investigate the social evil
matter, and to make such recommend.
atoms as II might seem advisable in
the line Of mitigation, whether by act
of Legislature or otherwise.
Among those present at the meet.
ing were Theo. Richards, II. Il. Ander.
son, Senator Dickey, Ed Towse, DOre.
mus Scudder and Mr.. Oleson.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-09

On Pinkhan|

Editor Evening Bulletin
Does the Advertiser for one moment
think that II can hoodwink the Ha-
waiians. so as to overlook the fact
that the opinion> of the business men
and the decent newspapers In town
Is something not to be considered?
You have another guess coming Mr..
abuser.
When It is convenient for the Ad.
vertiser to throw out few bouquets
to the Hawaiian, the chief cook. the
bottle washers and the chimney
cleaners, all fall over each other max
ing salaams to the Hawaiians. II
takes the devil to play on two sides of
4 game anyhow. To think that the
Hawaiian voter Is at all considered by
the Advertiser is a caution; and to
put out Pinkham because he did not
treat the Hawaiians right In the Wal.
ZACH question Is the worst yet. II the
Advertiser wishes to reform II had
better close up shop and put up a
sign in the window CLOSED for Need.
ed Repairs to Our Opinion" II any.
body has ill.used. abused and misrep-
resented the Hawaiians till they are
sick 1t is that hired animal in the Ad,
vertiser's Office.
The Hawaiians know you too well
to credit you with any sincere feel.
ings. Mr.. Advertiser, nor will they nc.
cept your ill-smelling bouquets.
II the sentiment OF the Hawaiians
is at all worth anything to the Gov.
ernor in the matter OF the reappoint.
|
would like to see Pinkham reappoint'
ed, and furthermore would say that
the Hawaiians do not believe in spite
work but believe in keeping n good
man In Office. Pinkham, II reappolnt,
ed, would stand better show to be
confirmed than others, is the opinion
of w. j.
Honolulu. April 9, '0s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-09
SAN FRANCISCO SPIRIT
CONTINUED from PAGE y

,,,;,...l,,, ,.lI -. -. = -.
as ,"iu U". Wy ne' o'.e.s
mark sites The mans for narSect San
Erancisco woro an hand nc a. NJ,
pened before the fire and II ~. rbc
hope of the people that when the old
sites were cleared away, a perfect Sal
Francisco would spring up. But San
Francisco has not learned to pull to.
gether. The widening OF Kearny
street was blocked by the selfishness
of one man So It was with the ter.
racing OF Mob Hill Those to whom II
would cause d little private trouble,
with an ultimate public good, bucked
the propositions and they did not go
through San Francisco Is building
on the old narrow lines.
"Tbe worst thing n CITY can have 10
n chronic kicker chronic knocker
+ do not mean that n man who ev.
presses sensible adverse oninIons
straight from the shoulder II 10 tho
man who sneaks who does harm one
who disparages his neiphbors for self.
isb reasons A knocker sbouId not be
allowed IN NAV I'm tho game He
should be comnelIod TO remain In the
bleachers
600, Eroro,soo mazda ono hos ,,is
,opa - 3D." o,nanI a. ,oI'o '
mi a,1 No., b., r., o,n.oI
.',,
mere was the most cohtehted pc
rlou IN the city history wheh the
saioohs were closed. Inc Workins'
men saved their money ana Dought
hoh.ss WIN II, lheil the saloons were
opened ana the laoor troubles began
ne men spent 'neir earnings Ill the
s,h'ihills ana gun ouyins properly
ineIe may pe uecent saiophs out IL IL
iie'searcn 10 hhd one,
ana 'his IN matter winch you IN
i,ohoiuiu must Jake ,hto cohsiuera'
,loh. a soiuier OF salior is enhcieht
~ measure as ne 10 sooer, III oah
rraneisoo the'e was aholner thihs
Mni1n .ne hre p'ousht' we u,scoN'
eleu 'ha. we hau .le pre'.iest 'ot VI
as'a's ~ auii''liis''aaire pos'tio"sL'
ou' vi Ja''' anl ,e,hinueu Vi the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-09
SEWING MACHINE
CAUSES TROUBLE

Trouble over sewing machine is
the cause OF a suit Instituted today by
Charles Kidder against the Singer
Sewing Machine Co. and its agents,
Sumner S. Paxton and John NJ. Davis
for damages In the sum Of 5000.
Kidder in his complaint alleges that
on April 2. 1907, Paxton and Davis
forcibly broke into his house, making
great noise and disturbance, assault
ed Kidder. who tried to oppose their
entrance. severely injuring him, and
seized a sewing machine belonging
to Josephine Kidder. Kidder at the
time was convalescent from fracture
OF the leg bone and unable to cope
successfully with Paxton and Davis.
On account of the injuries they In
nlcted on him, he had to pay doc.
tors bill of $40. He asks for judg.
ment for this amount, in addition to
$4,000 damages.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-09

Sales-Between Boards: 10 Oahu
Sugar Co.. $3.50; SO Ookala. So: 8
Waialua, ST.; rs Pioneer, sl27.5O: "a
Pioneer, sl27.50. Session: 10 Oahu
Sug. Co., $3.50.
Latest sugar quotation 1876 cents or
ss7 20 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-09
SOMEWHAT DIFFERENT.

"Jingles-"What Is your opinion OF
my little volume of pathetic verse;" %
Criticus-"Well,S to be candid, l
think It more pitiful than pathetic"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-09
Auto at hack fare. Tel. 38l.


Rent Franklin cars. Stkyds. Stbls.'
Father Maximin arrived today ON
the Claudine.
Captain Orwell returned from his
business trim TO Maui
BACH uo this movement 20 improve
the streets and sidewalks,
Ring up Scotty's when YOU want a
good auto ride Phone lO7
Mr.. and Mrs NJ 8 Grinbaum no.
turned ON tho CIaudine to-day from
Mani
Rev. L. w. Thwing. who went AWAY
IN tho Mama Koo IN Mani como h,ck
today.
MIR. and Mrs A. q. NJ Robertson
who have been visiting nm Mani Game
back TODAY
w. A. baldwin and I r. Calf were
among the Incoming nassenpers IN
tho Claudine TODAY
wby not spend tho summer nj one
of the Seaside Cottages9 Engage n
cottage immediately
Marston CamnbelI Sunerintendon,
of Public Works, was an arrival today
on the Claudine.
Book beer is all the rage at this
time OF the year; The best drawn
DOCK Is at the Fashion:
An ring manager OF hlpahulu SuS'
ut Io.' was among the arrivals on .the
Niaudine this FORENOON.
10 enjoy the pest ride In an auto III
honolulu ring up zSO Tor Jim Quinns
new se'eh.seated Feerless.
ber'he hIenlne nus nled sun ioT
uiNorce from her nusDahu' carr H. H.
hieiiiIne' on statutory srouhaS'
H. 1aihasucnl enters SUIT Tor Ill
Vorce from MS wiie' ChiSo iamag"
CHI, vi the Brouhu ol ueserlloh'
pet NAH dozeh lahsah from your
grocer, druggist or liquor merchaht-
Simply Try H. once used Always USED.
MRS. u, .. seong, accompanied by
TWO chlidreh' arrived thls morning
from Lahaiha on the steamer Claud
Inc.
MISS Lucy kaukau' school teach
er OF Lahaiha' Maui, came down In the
Claudihe touay. She returns tomof'
row Oh the same boat
Your typewriter should be Kept IN
excellent order. The expert at the
Hawaiian Office Specialty Co., Ltd.
ran attend IN IA FOR xou Phone 1A9 .
When you're looking for Easter nov.
elites don't forget that the Alexand.
or Young Cafe has them all. The very
prettiest egg effects. In any style.
Easter candles.
ALEXANDER Mcbrlue' Harry Arm
80 81 49,. I'm, ~ 10 linz "pp' 5,
have sIoJ tha,r annraisomont shnw'
ing the value of the estate TO he sea.
O95.
Governor Frear has re'appointed Dr.
Sinclair a member OF the Board OF
Medical Examiners. to succeed him
sell The other members OF the
board VINO mold over, are Doctors
Judd and Herbert.
The fourth annual accounts or Mrs.
NJ. X. kahalepuna, guardian OF keala
wv ana keilii (k) minors, were today
appI''eu w '"use >,nus"s. Subject
W d su,onase VI Civ pe"a''s VII
"a.et az, az anu ,aNes, s,. AM,
ma' " , s nioei
INA ma, "us "'uei .,us' ue," VI
T.eiia Soone'.' Here applo,eu Wy
'"Vhe t..''"' t''' '''O' "'"H a"u NC
~ "..op'
peo'Se o'''''''ea oeins "pp''"'e" III
NV P"'''
IL was reported To-Day that Dr. Co
fer had recommended DR.. McCallum
| OF Fort Shafter as a new President
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-09
CIVIC HONESTY

q 81 want to say right now that
g we are fighting a condition and
I. not an individual. Now that
1. lwilei has been closed we have
@ accomplished our object, but al
g though some pretty hard things
9 have been said, and we intend to
@ stand by all we have said, we
9 have no fight on against any in
4: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Richards in
o public interview.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-09

g With one dissenting vote the
4. executive committee of the Civic
Q Federation adopted a resolution
e yesterday asking Governor Frear
o not to reappoint l.. f. Pinkham
y as president of the Board of
Z. Health.
. The meeting of the committee
o yesterday afternoon was an ex-
Z. ecutive session, attended by
. practically the full membership
. of the committee.-News state.
{. ment OF what I'VE" did.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL

This is the best month Of the year
to sell or rent property = and Of
course to use the Bulletin Want Ads.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-14

tain heifers, to be fresh soon; 40 head
corn-fed cattle ZOO to /, $50 pounds; 8
sows and pigs sows to ssfarro soon; 2
break plows; 2 cultivators; z single
shovel plows; 2 moving machines; /
Roam horse 6 years old, good worker ;
l bay horse, 16 years old, good worker
/ pair 5-year-old horse mules: l red
COW, calf by her side; 8 Jersey heifers,
to be fresh soon: % short yeraling
steers 60 head of hogs, weight 100
pounds as head of sheep, with lambs
at side; 4 double-shovel plows; 2
horse wagon with bed and frame.
Terms. Sums under S. 500. cash; bal
ance due in 6 months without interest.
ROGERS e CLARKE.
A. T. Forsyth, Auctioneer.
w. d. Mcintyre, Clerk.
EASTER MILLINERY Miss M.
B. Clark is receiving daily ready-to-
wear and dress hats at most reasonable
prices. Call on her before going else
where.
The alumnae of the Millersburg
Female College closed its series of
lyceum entertainments at the opera
house Saturday night with the Italian
orchestra concert. The entire series
was good and the investment made by
holderssof season tickets was profta-
bic one. the entertainment of Satur-
day night was by far the best, every
performer was an artist, every number
was enjoyed by ALL 1t was perhaps
the best entertainment of the kind
ever given here.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-14
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

Mrs. ]. Harvey Thorn is quite i'll.
Fresh fish, beef and pork at Proc
for & Co. IS.
DIR. Chas. L. Hurt and daughter,
Miss Ella, are visiting relatives here.
Lot of extra good locust posts for
sale. PEALE COLLIER & co.
Miss Sadie Kart returned Sunday
from an extended visit to friends in
Chicago
Mrs. w. G. Daley left Friday for
a visit to her parents. Elder and Mrs.
Saunders, of Pineville.
Born, Thursday morning to Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. P Collier, handsome
daughter, Rebeccah.
Mrs. M. E. Martin left Friday
for visit to her niece, Mrs. j. w.
Powling, at Carlisle.
Mr.. John Auxier and family have
moved to rooms of Mr.. j. II. Camp
bell from Jackstown.
Mr.. Arnold Case and family have
moved to one of the new cottages just
completed by Mrs. Mastin
1t is high time you were giving
us that order for check rover corn
planter. PEALE COLLIER & co.
Mr.. William Sheeler, of Ford. was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Sheeler, from Saturday TIL
Monday.
FURNITURE SALE Beginning
April Is, / will give you cash discount
of 10 per cent. Will move to hotel
building June /. JOE w. MOCK.
Mrs. Matte Halves and son,
James, left Friday fer a visit to son
and brother, Alex pawes, of COvington,
and will remain until after Easter.
Mrs. ]. F. Jones and son, George
Morton Jones, left Saturday for a
visit to Mrs Williamson, of Lexington.
Little Martha Jones will spend the
time with her aunt, Mrs. j. D. Jones.
The open session of the Juvenile
Society of the Epworth League at
was good. The children had been well
drilled. The audience was large and
every body was we'll pleased.
Mr.. Phil Maher, of Paris. arrived
Thursday as the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Foster. 1t is the first time he
has been here since his foot was am
putated some time ago at Lexington.
1t will be remembered that he met
with an accident in the car yards,
which made this necessary.
DISSOLUTION SALE.-In order to
close out the partnership of Rogers &
Clarke, the following named stock,
etc, will be offered at public sale on
the Rogers farm miles from Millers-
burg, on the Steele Run Turnpike on
Thursday, April 16, 1908. l black
horse, years old. good worker bay
horse, 10 years old. good worker; bay
mare, years old, good driver; pair
5-year-old mare mules; Jersey Cow
to be fresh soon, good mixer; noun
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-14
Central Kentucky Shriners Or
eanize.

'sOleika Temple of the Mystic
Shrine" is the new name selected for
the Central Kentucky Shrine at large
and enthusiastic meeting OF Shriners
Assembled in Masonic Hall, Lexington,
Saturday night.
The question of the name of the
Shrine was the first order of business
and number of suitable Arabic names
were submitted. "Oleika," the name
of an oasis in the Arabian desert, was
selected as the name of the new
Shrine.
The election of officers was the next
order, and the following were selected !:
w. j. Cardwell, Illustrious Poten-
tate.
John e. Cramer, Chief Rabban.
q. Allison Holland, Assistant Chief
Rabban.
Charles NJ. Harris. of Versailles,
High Priest and Prophet.
-. !; ,! +; Jackson of Georgetown orien-
II. f. WilkersoL, Treasurer.
V. G. Coils, Recorder.
G. A. Mcmillan, of Paris, First
Ceremonial Master.
d. p. Eastin, Second Ceremonial
Master.
J. E. Knocke. Director.
r. J. H. Spur. Marshal.
R. c. Stockton, of Richmond, Cap
tain of the Guard.
Oscar Lyme, Outer Guard.
| The officers were distributed to rep
resentatives of several Blue Grass
cities, Versailles, Georgetown, Paris
and Richmond, being represented.
Application will at once be made TO
the Imperial Potentate of the United
States for a dispensation to start to
work and it is expected that this will
be received in due time to work up a
Ceremonial Sessioniissfor the Fourth CT
July, at which time great number of
novices will be escorted across the hot
sands of the Desert of Lexington.
Among those from Paris who were
present were: Chas. r. James. G. A.
Mcmillan. w. M. Hinton, Jr.. Talbot
Clay, j. q. Ward and j. II. Ewalt.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-14
THEATRICAL.
YANKEE DOODLE STOCK CO.

The Yankee Doodle Stock Com
pany opened three nights engage
ment at the Paris Grand last night
with a good house. They put on
Anita, the Singing Girl" and it
proved more than satisfactory. This
is one of the best rehertoire companies
on the road and the press is high in its
praise of them wherever they have ap-
peareG. See advertisement IN another
column.
BUSTER BROWN COMING.
The management of the Paris
Grand has secured as its attraction
Buster Brown" the master success
of the year in the somewhat over
crowded field of musical comedy
Buster Brown needs no introducing
incomiums, we all know his facial
the children have Worn clothes fashion
ed after his. 1t needs only be said
Therefore that this is third and ali
new edition of the musical comedy in
every feature. The scenery, cos
tunes, music and songs are spic and
span with newness, while the cast
headed by Jimmie Rosen, the little
chap who fairly exudes mirth, is away
and ahead of any yet seen we are
promised. Buster should be largely
welcomed.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-14
Flowers.

For the benefit of those who do not
find it convenient to come to the
Greenhouse, we will have our wagon
in town each Saturday in front of
Agricultural Bank, filled with all kinds
of fancy and bedding plants, also
bulbs.
John CHPTCTMAN
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-14
Call For Ryeland Whisky.

Call for Ryeland Whisky, if you
want the best Sold at all frst-class
saloons in Paris. 1927
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce ].
Campbell Cantrill as a candidate for
Congress in this. the Seventh District,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary election, 0R)May 18th, 1908.
We are authorized to announce w. P.
Kimball. as a candidate for reelection
to Congl ess from this, the Seventh
District. subject to the action of the
Democratic primary, on May II, 1908.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-14

Call for Ryeland Whisky, if you
want the best. Sold at all first-class
saloons in Paris. 102t
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-04-14
Call For RyeIand Whisky.

JOHN CHRISTIAN.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-09-12

willing pool the price of dinner, Chamont
slowly looked at his watch then said ct
Be here the morning will either show you the murderer
give you his name
you going the theory that Blauord murdered
hoarsey asked Reese, Cub"
81 going a theory, based fact" replied
After few and the request of Chamon his visitors
retired
During the of the day Chamont busy engaged Calling
cab he first driven the home Blauod He remained
about hour after which he office
ing where he remained
At 10 o'clock he in bed and asleep after having
fully his having cigarettes
fixed and unalerable habit of his
At 10 o'clock the next morning his well filled with the
kepca while of the and less hardened papa
Nervousness is of the things overcome he
to his assembled guests 81 when become excited
from eating Ah ring heard the phone Turning
George he babe him with instructions that
Turning to his visitors he asked that they all into adjoining
where they could and hear everything without being
In few moments George into the ushering small
redheaded sandy compxioned He about yve years
of age but still active and supple
AS he that he much
theoretically waved and erce Chamont
who standing the of the cool and debona
"Did you inspire this article?' he snorted
perhaps il, knew what article referring
question" Chamonts voice slow
Halfchokng his the visitor read from the paper
hand
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-09-12


visitors regarded him with awe, Chamont said
land for the which really my
this case when finding body
Bauford struck that he would be found the
position in which the described ma hudded up at the foot
proved factat receiving accidental death would
found such d 5 sd tho the h0 Ssd ee tm"vs b" o
the who discovered gned this Mr. BnGTd
the the @ NeT matter n fact %
the unconscious act saving oneself would mpe
ou tnow or she spasmodc effort
grasp something themselves Failing in this muscle
muscles and complete supne condition
ct be en %e @
think will find that all medical authorities will bear me out
found that go mors must have set in before he bundled
"D Do you SS1f follow my line of thought
at this basis that worked Granted that he had been
he had injured falling his
a esn ss then Hle%n down. B s s %o BE-
done silently with only the intent Of making direct d INFER that
ivered say while he was sitting chair
%h d e" o ee @ aS s %
disclosed that robbery the mping motive then
tire Without being found out after he had Committed the Decd fearing
that too had nd ad after r , ou G n%s
mbled down the stairs appeared in this rolled down
stairs, then got away without being seen
Having then satisfaction fixed murder the
of death, the thing to find the murderer.
Having been given permission look the dead eff
e through all his papers Among them found
memoranda which the the Sons perna and that of
Pat Burns intimately connected There also several dis
oned references together with few exPeyes indicating that Mr.
mutual interests Going further the private records of Mr.
fact substance the old first friendly but
later deadly rivals in finance society and politics. In them all Bau
ford was the victor.
Here then the motive of the crime practically solution of
problem The result in fact murder the of oco
logical condition element Who interested in the death of
Buford robbery that Of who would
like death Buford brought about though he
murdered? There but answer-Burns.
Looking about last night for this Burns found that he
the that he his usual that he had
attended the meeting of the Sons Hpena could find
where he had the evening What the logical dedc
ton his whereabouts this in of what had occurred? Sol
tion--the home Of Blauord.
Going that theory had the notice published in the