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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30

summary--Two base hits weimer. Dexter. Three base hits. Huelspan. weimer. Sacrifice hits, DeMontreviiie. schriyer, Frifx Stolen base. Reagan. Double plays. Shields to Lindsay to Carey; DeMontreviiie to Dundon to Dexter. Struck out, by Fritz. q; by Shields. l. Base on balls on Fritx, +; on Shields. {. Time. t:3S. Umpires. OBrien and Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30

Moran, Raftis. schopp. Gygli Three hits, Moiesworth, Eilam. stolen bases. Gysii,. Bowen. 2; Ellain. struck out. Ease on balls. oM schopp, a: on Max welt. {. Double plays. Moran to. Jor- dam Hit by pitched balls. Echopp. (Winters).. Time of game. i:S0. Um- ire. Pfenninger.
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MrssouRI FARE sETrLED.

Kansas City, April 29--"As far aa we are concerned. the two and haaf cent fare in Missouri is settled. The fight in Nebraska is the next one we will have" said B. [. Wincheli, presi- dent of the Rock Island Railway sys- tenn here last night. Mir Winehell was returning to Chicago after an in. spection trip
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30

Sumfiary--iit by pitched ball, Guese ((Seabaugh.l Two-base hits. Robert son. Manush. Bases on errors. Mont. gomsry !. Nashville | Double play. Guese 5. by DuggAn 2. Left on bases. Montgomery 3. Nashville ib. Stolen
 bases. Manuah. Bases on balls, by 1880. Sacrifice hits, WIseman, Duggan, Shannon. Name of umpire. Eitzsiru-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
A FEW FOUL TIPS

MT. hooertson iost HIS temper
 Grant schopp beat his old team mates again yesterday.
 woodle Thornton was the swatting kid in that Little Rock game--four hits out of i've times up.
 Harry Bay in left field for Nashville and Dan Kerwin in right for the climbers. did SoS nsss nsss casnes: s.: and paly three in left. WiseHsn hay: Ing four in right for Nashville and Seigle two.
 Eayt was too anxious in the nfth. lost the ball and let in the second and winning run
 Look at that Mobile aggregation. Tied for second place, but the second ave teams are pretty well bupched.
 BaA start Mike Films crowd made. but they have twenty-two more games on their own lot.
 Charlie Fritz outpitched Charlie rhIelda yesterday and the Peiicans punched hits on Shields. just, whenever they needed runs.
 Guese had Robertson struck out in the first Inning, but Daly got his fly. SO 1t didn't matter.
  5ass n if ss Is Psstt y saf hit isssSS Clean in and made a break for second after he had rounded the bag. Seigle fired the ball to East and that gent in trying to gs. get back made bum peg and Daly got to second after all but HuEgan got Kerwin's bunt fly and doubled paly at second
 Manush landed hard on that ball In the fifth and his two-baHger was Che means of winning the game.
 If will be either DeBalt or George today. against Perdue or Weaver
 willis has been given his release by Cyremtngef and was watching the game from the grand stand yesterday. Thomas will probably join the team in Birmingham Monday. He sent Pres ident Chambers an invitation to the closing exercises of his. society Satur- day night and today he takes his diploma at St. Joe.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
NO MOTION FoR HARGIs.
axeutucky PAtxsciae Wxu Serve Life

Irvine, Ky. April ao.--No motion has vel been made for c new trial in the case of Beach Hargis. who was yester- day found guilty by q jury of the mur- der of his father. Judge James Hargis.
 The defendant who was sentenced to imprinonment for life fn the peniten- tiary is in jail here. His mother and aIl the attorneys except the local coun- sel left today.
 The jury on the first ballot voted young Hargis guilty. on the second ballot guilty of murder and on the third ballot fixed the punishment at fife imprisonment. All these ballots were unanimous.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
VIEBAHN HIT HARD
BIRMINGHAM WINS IN ATLANTA IN
 EASY STYLE.
schopp Was In Fine Form and Let His old Team Mates Down With
 0niy Foux
 Hits.

Birmingham. April 2s.--Birmingham hammered viebahn from the box in the flrsk inning. Maxwail. who succeeded him. was beaten up in the second, but while he was hit freely thereafter. he escaped lightly. SchUpp was In fine form and let his old team mates down with four hits. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Bonton Wlns Arnin.

Boston, April z9.-Boston won from New York today 10 to < taking the Boston 2a0 004 02s-10 i3 { New York ....000 0So 01s--4
 Battertee-Ctcotte and Carrigens Newton and Kleinow and Blair. Um- piraa. Egan and Connolly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
The score.
Totals :. ;. :. ..s1 Q 424 .

Struck out. by Reynolds 3. Thomas 2. Thomas 2. Hit by pitcher, Mayer 3. Home run, Mccoy. Two-base hit. Holland. Stolen bases. Hall and Rob
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
AMERICAN AssoCfArIoN.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
GAMES YESTERDAY.

sonthern Lengue. Birmingham. 5: Atlanta. t. Memphis, O; New Orleans. 6. Mobile, q: Little Rock, {.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
NationaI League.

Chicago, 5: Cincinnati. (.
 At Cincinnati: Second game: Cin- cinnati. 3: Chicago. 3.
 New York Boston. rain.
 Brooklyn -Ph.:as.ciphia. wet grounds. Pittsburg-st. Louis not scheduled
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
CnII for statement Of Banirs.

Washington. April 2s.-rhe Comp troller of the Currency today issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close oi business on Wednesday. April 2s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30

huge muffs of chiffon or mousseline.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
n Aslaerlrnn L.enwma.

Boston 10. New York. {.
 Detroit-St. Louis. rain.
 Chicago Cleveland. wet grounds. Washtngton-P Philadelphia postponed on account of funeral of Catcher Pow- iers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
A Aaancamfa0r

Indianapolis, 10; Coiumbss. 3. tio Kansas city-st. Paul postponed: rsin and snow.
 Toledo louisville postponed wet grounds and cold.
 Milwaukee Minneapolis game post poned. rain,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
NM YonK PRonucE-

New York. April ss.--Fiour receipts ii, ,oss; exports bt,Ss1 Quiet but firmly held. Wheat receipts ss.eies exports is.ees. Spot strong; No rcd gts4oM c 4aM sfsvasors No. red As42 asked fob af1pat; No. NoFthern Duluth i.2a rob afioet; No. hard winter tz ae fob affoat wheat open Cd Nc higher and advanced sharply on coid weother h the Northwests buiIish Norfhwsst statistics firm late cables. eevrsing ck weeks Argentine shipments and strength Of outside market The cloeb was off rom the best under realizing but firm af net ada vance of N @ Ma. May tt.11M @seM: ciez., sl isA; Sept. g oSk @ii: oiossd q sleM { Corn rec6ipts ss7s: exports a4.5s8 Spot steady: No. 2, e9c elevator and e9Mc fnb afioat; No. white sexc nolanxl e>id No. yellow 7eHe fob afiont. Option market opensd Nc higher on small stocks and wet weather. further. advanced x Q Ae on cover. ing. closed steady at net unchanged % Na advance. May closed s1 s&cs July TIN o 40 ciesed 7TAc; Sept. 7ex O k; closed z6Mc.
 oass receipt. ssss7S: sspeTts ses spes sfss white ssess a iS. ssH @sis: siippsd white s&04a lbs 5s h @6be.
 Leather, wool. pork. taiiow. pssroleun. resin. moiasses steady.
 Lard easy: western s10. .bS@ee: refined easy; continent tii. co 6 A. sfisse; conn
 Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude t.ss 0e0; do. yellow s.5s@bs; July s.so0es.
 Turpentine easy t0c.
 Sugar raw barely steady; fair refining "a: cantrlfugni es-test 3.e2; moiasses sn. gar 3 s.1Ts refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
THE RACES

Baltimore, Md, April 2s.---A cold. biustery day kept pleasure seekers from pimiieo today odnn Sgt the the sstsns asins was without note. The wind of the past few days had dried out the track and 1t is now fast.
 Jockey D. Wilson broke his leg this Ss is tSe third ss 0Sr Broken sns at ths track since the meeting began. sum
 First race, selling. i've furlongs-- me4'Sna so won iSr Frank Puresil. % iio (Bergea). q to i. s to 1, to E. second; Belle D, third. Time, i;oi. Gentle. Msronss,l. Burke, Vienna also ran.
 Second race, six furlongs.Half Sow ereign, 1i3 (Dugan), to 3 and out, won; Pantoufs, ils lBergsnl, to l, 2 20 to { 10 and ' to 5. third. Time, l:iS 2-5. Aralia. Summernight, Ballet Girl. St. Jeanne ran.
 Third racs, ,.ss ssyen fu5iongs-Sretnsal ssa ct sl Gsssr Gcn saaacoup aaa Msoi iia pusas D sSse to E i to 5 and out. second; King of Bashan, ll2 (Bergen), 25 to l. 8 to l. to I. third. Time. i:27 l-s Margaret The 2doration. Adore wohder Worker, De Blrko, Lady Fitxherbert. Lady Gay spanker,
 Fourth race, stespleehaSes hpout two , to 10, , to 70 and out. won; Touch. wood. i40 (Dupee).. ? to l.. to 10 and out, second; Guardian. l4s (Savagel. IS to i, 6 to l., to l, third. Time, 4ss2 s-b. Bell The Cat, My Grace. Waysids. Racilia ran.
 Fifth race. Druid Hill Park purse. four and a half furlongs--Autumn Girl. ios tMcIntyrey, ? to 5. ] to and out, 1 and 8 to 7, second; ceaser, ll2 tReldl. 9S to 1, 10 oto l. to 1, third. Time. :5s. Dave Nicholson. The Speaker. issndune. ,Giogper, st. Augustns ran:
 mile, seIliny--Racine II, 11b lDugahl, 3 to 2, ' to and to 10 won; Monassa. .s 5, second; Neoskaleeta, 1os (Hinch- ciiffe), to 2, [ to 10. l to 3, third. Time, 1:l2 2-5. Havre. Sir Galahad. Montrose. Judge Ermentrout. Kenpton ran. 0, won; Charlie Eastman. III lReidl. i2 to 3 to 1; even. second; zethus, il5 (Harty). 6 to 1. to 5. 3 t2 ,. third Milistone. Rosiniro ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
CrTY REcr1rTs,
FRENCH MONEY.

Paris, April 2s.--closlng; Three per cent rentes fs7 francs sb centimes for the ae' eOsns Exchange on London as francs. isK cen. times for checks. &s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
south AaIantic T.eagus.

South Atlantic League. Jacksonville. s; Columbus. 1. Savannah. 1: Chattanooga, (. ! Macon. 10; Charleston, q. { Augusta, a; Columbia. O. ,ens stievirsfnsa Leagae. I.ynchburg, q: Norfolk. n. Richmond, 8; Roanoke, a. i Portsmouth. 3; Danvilie. 6. f Carolina AssScia4ion. Anderson. 8: Greensboro. 1. Charlotte, 2; Spartanburg, |. Greenville. q; winston- Salem. (.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
Texas League.

ShrevepOrt. 5; Waco. 2.
 Dallas, 5; Houston, g..
 Fort Worth, 3; Galveston. '. oklahoma City, G.; San Antonio, o. At Lexington, Va.---washington and Lee. 5: Davidson College, c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
TWO NEGROES TO HANG.

Were Found Guilty of Murder at Lake
 Charles, La
 Lake Charles, La.. April 2s--Late last night Henry Blankford and Monroe Smith, negroes, were found guilty of murdering Rene Reed, one of the most prominent citizens of this parish. The kiIlinw of Reed occurred on March IS. He was shot down and robbed of a considerable sum as he was returning to his store near Ward. several miles south of here. The verdict carries the death penalty with 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30

Skirts are fuller round. but the tnli. ness is arranged to begin at the knees except where the stuffs are very filmy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30

The most popular or the taupes and smoke grays and those which are most becoming have slight reddish east
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
err rnura pwouUCE.

et Louis Apris zs.--Fiour higher; red winter patents Ss a5 @eo: extra fancy and straight ss. 25 Q ee.is; hard winter clears s&. 269so.
 Timothy seed s2.ab@ts.5o. Corn meal 1s. 70.
 Ban quiet; sacked east track si 20 ~ ": @sI1.b0
 Vhiskey $i.ssH.
 Iron cotton ties soc.
 Bagging i-tee.
 Hemp twine To, Pork lower; jobbing t11.6s. ... ...-.. Z. Lard lower: prime steam Slo .oI MwlfN.
 iorv salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts f0Ec: clear ribs f0Ac; short clears 1e yse
 Facon steady; boxed extra shorts liNcs clear ribs iiNc; short clears iiAc. S'S@ Receipts Shipm'tn. Flour .... ...s .-.. ...t.. s'seg .soos sooss Wheat .... >s.... 'as.sSSvv ss@SooeoS Corn ,..s .. ss. 'sss.ssbvvSS See'SSec Oata ... .s.. s.s...s.tss"Vv @"sVev
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30

in Birmingham Monday. He sent Pres ident Chambers an invitation to the closing exercises of his society Satur- day night and today he takes his diploma at St. Joe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30

willis has been given his release by CyreminRer and was watching the game from the grand stand yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-22
The King Never Bored

Daily
about King Edward his kingman
arduos wholly innocent eighthour regulations
The detailed
hardly
But the King
Yet His Majesty the
perhaps for the fifth time dayand tight uniform
big buy his head He the all
however tired he feels
Mayor but to him suitable
Before coming the he has had his
the
subject which
whsueh the
a provincial
And unlike the
write his brief and
suburban
palace find gentlemen
find Ennmebe
another public
theseenter of all where
saytaetful to be keeny
he physical kingshp
has sleep than his Subjects
SOMETIMES be
Chose who Because there
of than be bored and
freshly interested foolish thing
Guietude and
stand the thron public
taxation the a king
30 at least we simplicity
Edward
and he
personal interest in the subject the
be his because otherwise strong
enough endure those
o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-22
Small T lks
GOVERNOR FREAR-I working on my report gtin

GoshhNok fEEAE-l am working report still.
~ AAIHEsoN-Ihls business of sitting cinch
H M AYREs-The Weekly repd on sonamtau
anniversary frstnu = f y 'Ae
TOMMY LUCAS MIGHTY Glad ~ 500 ala
Head after O the Coast
HARRY ARNITAGE-The ouot.t;ons 80
result OF the general demand for good investments.
w seLE-ihere is
year Wl be better than iusn mast
HENRY Treasury department Eeene ON +a, .
the rate it has been collecting past month the Territory will he ]
idends before long, ''iS WIN ne paying
SUPERVISOR QUINN people the new ordinance MO +
passed IS for autos only They had it refers the nse
of kind of - ' % 'A0 "S0
NsToN cAAdPBELLGernor Theodore Roosevelt ba+
to fragile renuty. He rather climb maintains h 49,
can wear any of his cabinet turning - -
MUMMY MoNTGoNERYIn psnsna
Inc changes that will then Homo
his dying - 1850 gasp anu may IL oe
W. TIN cIoNG-on the constitution and t &c
the Goldsmith League will provide op
ali players VIII be given opportunity in league after
they fail to make good company -
LoRRIN ANDREWs-That the baseball teams gro
they ever did is firm belief
spirit rivalry shall have been at the games win
De Iuly as large DAYS..
MANAGER GooDALE-I first metNr yonno nav So
advertised for apprentice and the price
looked good But something he+to~ 80.
iish nave stayed IN journalism 30
JOHN L. FLEMING attendance At Tbnrxaa a4f
Tue eoe OF commerce demonstrated
oe assembly hall Why the Chambers the Orient have
ei o"A buildings; we should be behind in the
VlGGo JACoBsEN-People who -
a moral code OF their their
elsewhere that the opinion which there is M ar
neNoe IN It's DEGREES will suffer know
whereof speak. - ~ nel' emo"
W. SINGLE great island in more senses than ono y
@ "derq attractions and
as 1t is and let down of the
1ou can go up mountain nearly at live ~
ooo feet up You can find beautiful
has railroads which hold promise beakate is % -
help wonderfully. - sung ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-22
Twentieth Century Progress

Slowly Kidding ourselves old entering upon
era scientific Ii God
gradually discovering
getting drawing plans eeorueing
divine We
eded altogether
cur doctors muate actually
while
intestine and so free altogether from pain
be
gehe and viii that void which peculiar property
he
letter from London tells that it is hopeless
long as we persist degrading
II there IS anything that entirely
eesson to the fesh hered devil
gallon but like the dpsomania
be in total abstinence
In what then, shall is
wash them ALL Nothing allowed to reach the
SKIN ihe delicate
the complexion obtained that
beautiful
both TO the it
be dry 1t Illustrate designs of art
1t may yet be necessary to cut out the
administer water internally through nose.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-22
Commercial News
BY Churchill Harvey-Elder.

The advertising given pineapple
Exchange by advance
the quotation of Hawaiian only foryfve
sale
There higher
the outlook for years business promising
as important business looked
staple ~ o. sue me 'n'n sse DDS m to become
man. just back from the mainland stated Yesterday tina.
pine
apples demanded by the
steadily increasing call from retailers for the Hawaiian fruit
Hawaiian building the most
popular attractions the fair pineapple
from dealers who have
turn made the bber
overlooked.
With steadily growing supplied with positive proof
that Hawaiian pneappes being the
parts of the world redoube
Advertising Campaign Beneficial
intelligent advertising campaign nugurated the pineapple
aday smaller were thew forced to do all
creating market and the uniformly bigb Grade Of m @
shipped has insured the popularity product given
Many OF the minor agricultural problems pineapple
since the acknowledged industry these islands
rapidly being the islands,
as general thing are ideal for pineappes ago
rated and the Federal Experiment away
obstacles that growers have found in their path
Hawaiian Pineapple s2s and is doubtful
if much could be had at that price
furnished
This Stock which month hucuang highwaer
mark Yesterday morning, when
ing
s1os25 POI shares selling at that price During
Thursday morning the price advanced to s11o and the
yesterday morning the price had
reached $780, and from by rapid s1155
month
be expected 1t is likely the
present quotation though brokers admit that unwilling hazards
where
AS matter
IS the same that influencing
paying OF their bonded Indebtedness
naturally established
and an price logical
beet will fall
Nearly all
mates and
demand for to come.
Steady.
Oahu at
b
cehen that
this stock gyra maintaining sanity which -
be looked
"hen the change closed yesterday shares was hid
during the fifty shares be had
slant
" was ABOUT as well settled at 1925
opehe Win " STOCK at so15 but
Continued Five)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-22

hear
that the big ships of that give better passenger
service How much there cheerful unsigned pledge
said nothing of putting local ferht @ i T M
generality that If
believing everything Mr. schwn knowing that
that coaswise exemption again. did it hurt
sWern has, read party
p and if sane promises who knows but
shall lose again get the service all the vessels
plying on this route Smart swin; enough
deated IN his Chamber of Commerce appu
cover way to rebates without being
next chance for coaswise being
De o0ed by the statement that he has
Mails passenger accommodations instead going shpyard
sehwer he used be called is an interesting character
ne from the Naval Academy the skipper
month But he had taste for bigger Once cruising
the Arctic went ashore and fact
turned to Mare Island he soeh t ola r ' any , wen ne re
about It. Coa9 Upe Coils He steamships
and railroads and he bought cap
hair Uncle fitted up ship for the iet
of Navy sent him to the new coal fields
brought down the fuel good backmh coal it
wasn't good eoa long enough ripen; but Coils
fond Of sehwin, strong signs of talent for
getting something for nothing that he him
And there he says And there he win stay long Huntington
Hartman spirit survives in that great corporation
hear H. de Young NAV be the next United
States Senator California gets California will hen
waist line abundant hair
voice and utterabe devotion Glory that the ado
Young all that and he has the faculty besides thinking feet and
putting what he thinks into plain speech Hawaii
justice Of our issues and requests of would
Senate represent Hawaii as well as his
Young had
reporter scribe of the Advertiser
chura before the Young was anxious
about his accommodations
help -
Cant this gentleman aboard when the Advertiser
scribe of the digntary.
81. he newspaper blueoad official with n
pieous glance the wel-1resed stranger
He IS the owner of newspaper
Young proprietor of the San Francisco
cant go aboard the
front mounted the distinguished news
paper publisher on the Pacific Coast wishing
asked Herr Berger the other day why did
surviving bandboys During his htyodd
must have employed hundreds
Lots OF them spite of It would
making all the they and feeding
fish, eaweed and kukui
of finances BESIDES are on the
mainland in quartets However, he'd like together
concrete road that will much
mud and quand lie under the kind o
know would work because it is already workings
to the permission the
telephone and the electric
they want their and things
make little concrete paths of their
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-22
Everybody Crazy
The Argonaut.

1t seems hardly Harry
not nsan? Lomboso, who
and his knowledge be
that
aeni has
of an unbalanced mind well
waking although 1t may well be believed
most people are sometimes guilty both
IS entirely to
We average mentality and when we look
around US the said mentality
grace OF gust touch of the insanity that win
10 give evidence that might powers of Us
question of serious interpretive
M insaneq - 80 law tA"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-22
IGNORANCE ABOUT HAWAII.

people whose business to keep we'll
informed of the United States Only the other
Territory peaks altogether They belonged
nsular possessions
1909 State Territorial Statistics
is
listed the Philippines Tuula
and Panam car
Possessions page
Within Dole still off the list of Federal
but that mi etifed.
interesting editorial the establishment Grand Army
England the World Thi will
Europe Of the outside the
present Canada, Honolulu
one in Peru
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-22

The Jews waing place jerusalem which has
Solomon's
edifce
prohibition
by
mosque, begun
by the Mohmmedans The allowed
hidden pray sacred ground
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-24
KCHNE TAXES. HIS MEDICINE.
Brookl,n's Chief sleuth Begins Ills Term
In jail As q Criminal Prisoner.

Acting Captain August Kuhne, head
OF the Detective Bureau in Brooklyn 4,
yesterday afternoon began his term
Of thirty days imprisonment in Raymond
street jail, which penalty. together with
= fine Of $3.50. was imposed by Justice
Kelly OF the Supreme Court in November,
1907 for his disobedience OF q writ OF
habeas corpus in the case OF Fred Jenkins,
the banker. at that time under arrest.
Kuhne became involved in the predica-
ment which has landed him in Jail through
his eagerness to have jenkins "mugged"
and measured at Police Headquarters.
Although the decision OF the Court Of
Appeals blighting Kuhne's hope Of any
further review OF the case was handed
down ten days ago, he enjoyed a respite
until yesterday, when all the techni-
~oalities in regard to the execution Of court
orders had been complied with. Fairly
in the afternoon a new order OF arrest
was signed by Justice Kelly and filed with
the County Clerk. Then the necessary
papers we're forwarded 10 the Sheriff's
office. Under Sheriff Connell, who is in
charge in the absence Of Sheriff Hobley.
said that 1t would moi bs necessary to
send ont deputies In search OF Kuhne as
he had already received a telephone
message from the jail that the chief
sleuth OF Brooklyn was there awaiting
the warrant and ready to begin his term.
Kuhne, a~pprehensive that a swarm OF
reporters and camera men were likely
to be on his trail il he were escorted to
the jail, was driven there in a roundabout
way in a friends auto. Shortly after
the telephone message reached him
Under Sheriff Connell went to the jail
and Kuhne was formally handed over to
the warden. who said that he would serve
as q criminal prisoner and he treated as
such.
Kuhne apparently accepted the situa-
ton gracefully although he is said to have
been much disappointed that he could
not have been classed as a civil prisoner
and thus spend the thirty days with
Sheriff Hobley's select alimony club
now quartered in a private house in
~Schermerhorn street. He has other
troubles at present four OF his children
being down with measles and his aged
father seriously Ill.