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Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25

Does your husband play pokcrT
u don't know" answered young
Mrs. Torkirs Prom what hear he
simply sits nn 90 the table aud enjoys
seeing other people contend FOR what
B. puts mp Washington star.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
Corrected,

Miss Kitty BEFORE you were mar
ricd. Mrs. Blunt. did your husband
bring You many flowers? Mrs. Blunt
i didn't have any husband before !
was married. dear.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
Endurance Test.

"What do they mean by an endur
ance testY
Two chaps Dragging about their IT,.
spectiye makes OF automoblle."-Lou
isYIllei Courier-J ournal.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
Aston Baby Born.

London. March 2l-Mrs. Wsldor'
Aston. formerly Miss Mamie Lang
horne Shaw OF Virginia. gave birth 10
q daughter az ClINenden.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25
Fink Secretary.

Washington. March 2i--George A.
Finch ~ the District OF Columbia has
been selected by Secretary Knox rs
secretary OF the Liberia commission
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-25

Pesslmlsm leads TO weakness: op.
timlsm leads to power william
James.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-03-12

Mis- L izabeth MeGinnis, for many years
a resident Of this section, died at her home,
eorrer OF Westminster and Perry streets,
Sunday evening. The funeral was held on
Wednesday at ST. MaY's Church.
The 8 od house wives are pleased that
eggs have taken such a drop Since last
week fresh eggs have dropped from soc to
2Sc dozen. SChanees are that they will
so su.l over in the next few days.
Charles a, Robinson, for several years
past superintendent of the Eanscliae
Mills hss resigned to accept a similar posi-
tion with large worsted manufacturing
concern in Pius6eld, Mass.
HscN and O'Dounell, the well known
firm ot inters, will it is understood, dis.
soye P, rtnership about April Ist. Mr.
llackiu will continue the business at the
prescn. ocation on Stokes street and MIR
O'Dann will open wall paper and
paint sore on Westminster street just
/ above I. G Post Office.
thomas Beatty, the contractor, has pur-
chased The old gasometer property on
! lluu,iu, ON Avenue near Westminster
street nd is making some extensive
changes nj improvements there. He will
use the uiIding when renovated, 4, for a store
hou AID carpenters shop, and possibly
later pa in another floor for paint shop
A. II okiurer, for several years employ.
ed at th Times Once, died at the Rhod,
Islam ] lspita. on Sunday Mr. Skinner
| has bee connected with the "Windhan
| County Standard, "Fapklin Sentinel
"Kenla Guide and other papers IL,
wa, last Employed at the Office of Liver
more * lnisht.
olucy vile has a new up to date bicycle
store he Thomas Grayhurst Co. hav,
\ opened a store at IS45 Westminster street
/ for the lie OF bicycles accessories and sun
dries IN & is very completein its stock an,
details. A large line of wheels, splendi,
assoitm IT of tires and everything tn,
vhce m Il can want. The concern is wei
] fitted uI for repairing.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-03-12
Sunset Club.

Rcsol, tions Of coincidence were adopted
Monday night at the mouihy meeting OF
the sun ct Club on the death Of the late,
Walter >. Harris. The resolutions were
as follows:
Wheie cas-, In the death Of Walter ID IIar.
ris ou February 9th, 1900, the Sunset Club
has 'osl one Oft hOnored and most efici-
ent members.
There ore. resolved, That this club de-
sires TO express its appreciation Of his con-
tinuous membership and faithful service
in It's in erests as Secretary from July ~
1898 10 June 3, 1904; a Vice President
from Jure ), 1904, 10 October }, 1905; as
presiter from June II, 1905, to June 10,
1907, AID as Chairman of the building
commit "a at the time OF the erection Of the
Sunset Club House.
Resolved, That this club recalls with ap.
prec al regard his zeal and activity in
prom Otug the best interests of this organi-
zation AID in furthering the many worthy
causes Tor the good Of the community in
general which received the sanction OF the
clubs membership.
K,so .cd, That this club remembers
ing, hi. genial disposition and his integrity
as q ma and a citizen. lie honored every
office that hc filed, and he was held IN
KIND re ird by a wide circle Of friends. lie
po,scsse the true lra'erual spirit and his
memory will be cherished IN many hearts.
His services for the community have ever
been IN he line Of betlerment Of the pub
lie interests, including the promotion OF
enlarge, postal facilities and such civic con
cerumo Is as appealed 10 the good judg-
ment Of II progressive citizens.
X So ed, that the Sunset Club has lost
a most dued member the community a
progres We, puDllc-spiriied citizen and
each Of IS personal friend.
Reso. ed That we extend our sympathy
20 his f. ally IN their bereavement and ex-
pres I, them our sincere respect for his
memor
R,sol ed, That these resolutions be
spre.d pon the record Of this club and
copy T., ismitted 10 the family Of the de-
ceased
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-03-12
Lest We Forget. /"

DO no forget that a good tailor is worth
retainir aud poor one is we'll rid Of. II
you war a suit for spring or ? light over
coat ca and see S EIias,zIz Union Street
Provide -c
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-03-12
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Helen Burns spent Sunday with
friends az Wobuyu, Mass.
Joseph l-abhy returned this morning
from a business trip TO Buffalo, ~. y.
The Plaiu6eld Street Baptist Church has
discontinued the use Of church calendar.
It's rumored that O.neyune is to have
a new gentemen's furnishing goods atore'
Herbert +. Harris vii continue the in.
surauce business Of the late Walter D.Har
ris.
Manufacturers Lodge. I o. o. f., held
a well attended meeting on Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. e w White Of oak street has just
returned from visit with relatives at Oak
land.
Members Of the Olneyyille Boys Club
INDUCED in another Marathon race ON SAT-
urday
w. II Kimbol is ON pleasure trip in
Old Mexico. lie expects to return about
''f''
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. { Mott have Just re-
Iarneu no" " stay oI 'e''i"l "">s !" NC"
YORK Sl'y'
The base ball season is coming along
very rapidly and The umpire vi" soon can
play Dali
Charles Deacon, is 1t Is SAID soon, to re
move 10 the location '"'''y '''"'e' " y
OeS oranges
Rev w. L' Wood was the speaker al the
evening service o' inc D'''N""y ""t''''
C"u''" LAST - '"O"''
Rev. Robert 4. Kay OF East providence
spoke a' '"e ''"' 'o'" avenue ~"'P'' ''''
7"""'y "''''"'''''
Auna Gordon, W. - l. y H'' Oh Mon
Gay "I''' "''' a. '"' P'''''' - Wv ''
way n"P's' o""''N'
Fred A. Jenc]s oil west harrington gave
TEN pc, '''0' ''''.'' 0'' - '''''' -''N~'
Oh NJ l''''''' 1'o"''h'
The Ladies Ala society OF lne ia''loro
Avenue Ch.pe' held an LnslSa 4e" I"i'y
." " 'oi'eso' evening
George Moody VINO IS "el' known mere
has assumed The management oil '~'"uS
Hanson $ OineJ''Ilo Orc
The O.neyv'le Nest oi Owls met ON Sun-
day afternoon IN "u'u nan len ne"
members were added TO Inc l'S''
/ William Hawkins has purchased power
boat 10 'eet l'ns'"nicn ne WI" use "' Lake
Mos"ans'cut' '"c coming season
James d. Baldwin has the contract for
building a Two tenement house for J W..
'i""'''J "' '''''" ''"' " ''~''
Fe'' K'cna'" a. GREENE o' N'"P'''
preached at lhe evening service o' '"e DC
coma fIe'OJ ''''~h O""''" last D '"n'"''
a party celebrated t'e l4'n O'','o"y VI
Miss Loul'1 nai Ne' @' '"e ''iiie VI ~ "a
rents ~ O'"'in street, '"'U'''' evening
Rev. j. !. Collins, rector oi the Church
OF me Mess'an spoke last sunday nlo'""h
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,-,.nc.,,,..,.r,d,c .IoO.F held
, .ve.I attended meeting ON Tuesday even.
;,,., ,,,,,,.,I,.. FIRST decree was conferred ON
tyo candidates.
go. q, c.....-.,,1r.t,, ,t,c.;n.b,., -
this place are attending the New England
Hardware Dealers Association Annual
Convention a, Springfield, Mass.
, g.. Go: NJ ca.
49,. c.. c., .,d I'D.
and Mrs Nathan NJ Wright returned ON
Evening star., 1909-06-22
Revenue Cutter Service.

Officers OF the revenue cutter service
registering at the department during the
past week were Capt. H. B. West. assist
ant inspector, life saving service. at Oman
cock Va: First Lieut.. S. P. Edwards. as
sistant inspector. life saving service, Pat
chogue n. Y. and First Lieut.. William
E. At Lee, from the cutter Onondaga at
Arundel Cove. Md.
Revenue cutter Pamlico. at the head of
the Chowan river, North Carolina, during
the past week keeping watch on the Nan
ticoke. has returned to her station at
Newbern, n. G.
Cutter Algonquin, from the Porto Rico
station, engaged in semi-annuaI target
practice at the Culebra Island range of
the United States Navy, has completed
this work and returned to her station at
San Juan.
Cutter Woodbury., Portland, Ne, sta
tion. has gone out of commission and is
at Portland to receive repairs to her en-
gine and machinery. Until she is again
ready for commission the cutter Andros-
coggin will perform the duties of the
Woodbury. as we'll as those of her own
station.
Cutter Acushnet. AT New Bedford, has
been ordered to proceed to New London.
Conn, to nolice the course of the Har-
vard-Yale boat race. The work is per-
formed each year by revenue cutters.
Gutter, Bear, with the Behring sea pa
Evening star., 1909-06-22
troll fleet the coming summer. arrived at
Sitka last week and sailed for Unalaska.
Headquarters of the feet. June IL.

headquarters of the fleet June IL.
Reports received from Capt. Jacobs
state that the cutter Manning arrived at
Cnalaska May %. Capt. Jacobs then
turned the command OF the ship over to
First Lieut.. VIM. A. OMalley and hoist
ed his flag as commanding officer of the
patrol fleet. The Thetis has likely by this
time sailed from Jnalaska on her annual
cruise in the Arctic ocean.
The new revenue cutter Tahoma, Capt.
Quinan, which is on her way from Chesa-
peake bay to Seattle by way of the Suez
canal and the eastern route. has complet-
ed more than half OF her 1S.M0-mile voy-
age. 1t is reported she arrived at Alden,
Arabia, June 9, and after a stay of one
day sailed for Colombo. a distance of
2.13O knots. The ship is thought to have
arrived at Colombo by this time. From
Colombo the Tahoma will sail for Singa-
pore and after that her next stop will be
weeks will be required for the ship to
reach her destination.
The new cutter Yamacraw. Capt. f. NJ.
Dunwoody, here about ten days early in
the month. has been ordered to sail from
Norfolk for Savannah, Ga, the station
for whose service she was built. The
Yamacraw will June - be presented with
a handsome silver service by the city of
Savannah and an elaborate program OF
speechmaking and other features has been
arranged for the occasion. Capt. F. NJ.
DunWoody is In command of the Yama-
craw and he has for his staff First Lieut..
II. G. Fisher, executive officer: Second
Lieut.. r. G. Weightman, navigator; Third
Lieut.. G. T. Finley. First Licptenant of
Engineers c. W. Wheeler, Second Lieu
Evening star., 1909-06-22
OFF FOR SUMNER CRUISE.
Battleship Rendezvousing at Old
Point for Practice.

NORFOLK. Va. June 22-The battle
ship Georgia. flagship of Rear Admiral
Wainwright. commanding the third di-
vision of the Atlantic battleship fleet.
now rendezvousing in Hampton roads for
summer cruise and practice. has arrived,
joining the Maine and Kansas at the Old
Point Comfort anchorage. The Idaho
and Mississippi are the next Dattleships of
the fleet expected in Hampton roads The
torpedo f1otilla, consisting of the Wor-
den. Shubrick. De Long. MacDonough,
Thornton. Wilkes. Tingey. Dupont Por-
ter, Biddle. Blakeley and Stockton. which
sailed late Saturday for maneuvers up
the coast to Narragansett bay before
joining the Atlantic feet in Hampton
roads, was followed out the Virginia
capes early Sunday by their parent ship.
the auxiliary cruiser Dixie.
The battleship Kansas put to sea dur
ing the day and was engaged for several
hours in practice of the coast.
Evening star., 1909-06-22

tenant of Engineers L. J. ker and Cadet
c. P. Kendall.
Orders and instructions to officers in the
revenue cutter service have been issued
from the division of the service. Treasury
Department, as follows:
First Lieutenant of Engineers r. E.
Wright. thirty days leave from July 2,
1909. with permission to apply for an ex-
tention of thirty days.
Constructor j. Q. Walton ordered to
proceed to New York city on Official busi-
ness.
Second Lieutenant of Engineers l.. c.
Farwell granted thirty days leave from
July Z. 1909. with permission to apply for
an extension.
Second Lieut.. J. T. Drake granted two
days leave.
First Lieut.. C. E. Johnston granted
thirty days extension leave.
Capt. H. NJ. Broadbent ordered to COM
mand the Androscoggin and granted ten
days leave en- route.
Third Lieut.. e. ]. Donohue granted ten
days leave from June II. 1909.
Constructor J. Q. Walton ordered to
proceed to Baltimore on official business.
Second Lieut.. W. A. Benham granted
four days extension leave.
Evening star., 1909-06-22
Site for Virginia Normal School.

FREDERICK KSBURG, Va, June %
The question OF a location for the State
Normal School here has finally been
settled by the state board of education
confirming what is known as the Rowe
site. which had been recommended by
been occupying the attention of the board
of visitors for months. and II is ex-
pected that work will now begin on the
grounds and the buildings without fur
ther delay.
Evening star., 1909-06-22
Inspecting Coal for Chilean Navy

RCASf kE. Va, June 22-AdmIral Pc
rez Garcitya OF the Chilean navy drril ed
here last night from the West Virginia
coal fields, where he went to investigate
Srales with tie view of making a con-
tra". fer tie delivery at tidewater OF
2,5'h tons Of coal day for an indefinite
period The admiral says the coal Is
wanted ior the Chilean navy.
II. Travelled in a special car over the
virginian railroad. being accompanied by
otfiia:s of tEGt road and a number OF his
count, men. The Chileans left mere al
midnight last night for Washington.
Evening star., 1909-06-22
Tup Rambler Burns.

NORFOLK. Va, June 22.-The tug
Rambler owned by the L. NJ. Lewis
Dredging Company. engaged in govern
mental dredging work. was burned to the
waieI's edge while at anchor on the mid
Gle ground bar off Newport Nets. 1apt.
j. A. Parker and crew had narrow es-
cane. being taken off by the Chesapeake
and Ohio tug Hinton. Nothing was saved
but the licenses OF the master and engi-
neer. The loss s partly covered by in
surance. The cause of the fire is un-
known.
Evening star., 1909-06-22
Chilean Admiral Visits Roanoke.

ROANOKE. Va, June Admiral
Perez Garcitva of the Chilean navy ar
rived here last night from the West Vir-
ginia coal fields. where he went to in
yestigate grades with the view to making
contract for the delivery at tidewater
of $50 tons of coal day for an indefi-
mite period. The admiral says the coal
Evening star., 1909-06-22
Sight After Five Years of Blindness

BALTIMORE, June 22-Mrs. John Sny-
ders. eighty years old, wife of promi-
town. Montgomery county. Md, was sue
cessfully operated on for cataract after
total blindness OF more than five years.
DR.. George Reulink, who performed the
operation last Tuesday. believes that Mrs.
snyders will be able to read and do any
kind of work.
Evening star., 1909-06-22

is wanted for the Chilean navy. He
travelled in special ear over the Nir-
ginian railroad, being accompanied by
officials of that road and a number OF
his countrymen. The Chileans left here
at midnight for Washington.
Evening star., 1909-06-22
Train Kills a Russian.

FRONT ROYAL. Va, June 22.-William
Rith h. a Russian. who had been employed
in the Seibel iron mines, near here, for
the past three years. was run down here
by fast freight on the Southern rail-
way and ground TO pieces. Rich came
here from Baltimore.
Evening star., 1909-06-22

It pays 10 read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds Of situations are filled
through them.
Evening star., 1909-06-22
Estimating Cost Of Adjustment.
SEARCH FOR FROZEN BODIES.
Steamer Leaves to Find Remains Of
Erichsen Party

COPENHAGEN, June 1.-THE govern
ment expedition under Capt. Elmar Mix
kelsen. the arctic explorer. sailed from
here aboard the Danish steamer Alabama
for Greenland to search for the bodies of
the Erichsen party.
Evening star., 1909-06-22

Mylius Erichsen, the leader OF the Den
mark-Greenland expedition. and Lieuts.
Hagen and Broenlund perished in No
vember. 1907. in trying to return from
the north coast OF Greenland.
Lieut. Trole master of the ship Den
mark, which returned from Greenland in
August of last year, said that Broen-
lund's body was found in a crevice near
a depot and was buried there. The bodies
of the others were not found, owing te
the heavy snowfall.
Evening star., 1909-06-22
l5c printed panama voile.

Colors arc absolutely fast. In
pretty patterns that will make very
serriceable. yet inexpensive sumner
frocks. See how low these are tomorrow.
Evening star., 1909-06-22
Certificates Issued.


Certificates were issued to the following:
Charlotte Eleanor Ball. Marguerite
Cecilia Boswell. Gladys iVola Bunting,
Harriet Bell Cornwall, Winifred Emily
Crosland. Wilma Mary Virginia Helen
Cullinan. Elsie Louise Culverwell, Mel
lie May Dodd. Marie Fredericka Elm
niger, Belva Goepfert, Helen Goldsmith.
Lena Susanna Grieb Caroline Harbers,
Leah Irene Harriss. Grace Hess Rosa
Hornstefn. Mary Elizabeth Lanigan. Ra-
chel Liebschutz, Miriam Frances Meyer.
Ruth Alma Meyer. Margaret Melvina
Mills, Ella March Moore. Ruth Latta
O'Donnell, Elizabeth kingsland Prem
der Dora May Shreve. Grace Jeanette
Simpson. Hazel Dewitt Smith. Catharine
Soleau. Catherine Marie viehmann.
Olive Dielmann White Ollie Ethel Wig
ginton. Walter Frank Aman. Arthur
Compton Beaumont, John Francisco
Brockwell. Edward Buckoff John
Brooks Clarke, Lawrence Mathews
Dean, Joseph Earl Hill. jr.; William
Nathaniel Janson, James Bennett Jones
Riichiro kawashima. Joseph LoefleI
Abraham Rice, Abraham John Schram
James Ogilvie Shumate, Samuel Wal
ter Sowerbutts. William Manly Sweet
Herbert Elmore Walter, Hazen Will
liams.
Evening star., 1909-06-22
Csc old Irish poplin

Silk finished, best quality. has
. permanent silky luster and retains it
after washing. Pretty for coat suits.
princess dresses. In full line of shades,
rose uistaria. ..................
Evening star., 1909-06-22
3Oc linen crashes

In colors. wistar;a and null
berry shades. An ideal fabric for coat
suits. An exceptional bargain at special
price tomorrow. Makes up very neatly
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-09
poea This sur rou

e. Bruce. the enterprising drug
list OF brunswick. is having such a
arse run on "Hindipo," the new Nerve
'onic and Restorer, xad hear it SO
'ighly praised that he now offers to
guarantee 1t in every case to cure oil
forms OF Kidney troubles and Ner
'ous Disorders. He pays for il II it
does not give you entire satisfaction
If you use It. It ls his risk. not yours.
\ 5O-cen; box. Blue Label Extra
Strength. 500, will put lie in a dead
one. Sent by neil pa1er positive
guarantee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-09

For fifteen years have watched
the working of Buckleu's Arnica SaiYe
and it has never failed to cure any
sore. boil, rlcer or burn to which it
was applied 1t las saved W many a
doctor bill" says A. F. J'.rdy, of Eas,
Wilton, Maine. 25c at Roses drug
STARE
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Cloth all Wool and Paint all Paint,
is cheaper than shoddy cloth or shod-
dy paint. The l.. & NJ. is Zinc Metal
made into Oxide of Zinc combined
with White Lead. and then made into
paint with pure Linseed Oil in thou
sand gallon grindings and miXinss.
Wears long: actual cost only $l20
per gallon. J.. < NJ. Agents, The
Georgia hardware Co, Brunswick,
Ga.
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MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING AT
UNDER VALUE AT KAlSER'S.
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LADIES' CLoAkS NOW ONE
FOURTH OFF AT kAlSER'S.
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Dr. l. n. Bishop and Judge J. 7.
Lambright have returned from sew
eral days hunting trip.
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j. c. Liseour, commercial agent o.
the A.. b. & A.. arrives in the city to.
day TO spend few days and to attend
the meeting of the commercial and
soliciting agents OF the road, to be
held here Monday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-09

w. J. Peters, who is now making
his home in Savannah, is spending
several days in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-09

Hugh Cook. one of the clerks a
Kaiser's has been quite i'll for the pas
several days.
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MEET ME AT THE CARNIVAL"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-09

Col. w w. Lambdin, of Waycross,
one of the candidates for solicitor
general OF the Brunswick circuit, spent
yesterday in the city,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-09

BOYS SUITS oNE.ForRTH OFF
AT KAiSER'S.
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Wa.ched FINeep Years.

"MEET ME AT THE CARNIVAL"
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The condition OF Rev. F. u. Thomas,
who is now at the city hospital, Was
reported somewhat improved yester-
day
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-01-09

Judge ]. L. Sweat, of Wayeross, wa.
in the city yesterday on legal bust
ness.
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Personal

W. B. Lee has returned from sew
eral days business trip to Jackson
ville
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MEET ME- AT TIE CARNIVAL"
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"MEET ME AT THE CARNIVAL"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-24
SAYS 1t. ADAMS
STARTED FIGHT
Chauffeur Testifies That Adams Was
First to Pull Off His Coat for
Fight With Sutton.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, July 23.--Declar-
Ing that Lieut.. Adams was the lrst to
pull of mis- coat for the fight that end
ed In the supposed suicide of Lieut.
James n. Sutton two years ago. that
when the witness was ordered away,
three officers had attacked Sutton and
that he heard no alteration between
the occupants OF the automobile on It's
way TO camp. Chauffeur William l.
Owens, who drove Sutton and his fell
low officers from Carvel Hall. gave
some OF the most sensational testimony
today that has yet been brought out at
the second inquiry into the mystery.
Especially positive was Owens that
Adams had not spoken To Sutton on
the way over and had no quarrel with
any one In the automobile. Lieut.
Adams flushed holly. AS Owens charg
ed that he had suddenly jumped from
the machine and pulled OFF his coat
as soon as the automobile crossed the
bridge. The chauffeur expressed his
inability at the time TO understand
this sudden move on Adams part. and
why the other two officers AMI Sutton