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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-03
WAIALUA EXTRA.

The directors of Waialua plantation
decided today to pay an extra dividend
of one and three quarters per cent.
on November Is, which, together
with the regular dividend of three
fourths per cent, will bring the total
for the month up to two and one-half
per cent.
This extra dividend for November
will bring Waialua's total for the year
UP to nine per cent, viz: up to July
Is, one half per cent each month, MAX
ing 8 IL per cent; August, September
and October, "a per cent each, or IA
per cent; November ga regular and l
"a extra, or 2 1-2 per cent; and Do
cember, regular dividend of "a per
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-03
Banking
Stocks
Bonds

At might have been expected, as a
result of the announcement Of an ex-
ira dividend, Waialua took to the skies
this morning, making slean sweep
upward of $3.50 share. Between
boards 10, 40 and SO shares sold at
$11S which was the basis at the close
of yesterdays session. When the
announcement of the extra dividend
was made, however, 10 shares sold at
S119, an advance of dollar Later 5,
10, 25 and 10 shares sold at $l19 so.
The last figures were $119.50 bid, with
S12O asked.
Two sales of BcBryde stock, so and
so shares, were made between boards
at 81. so. Bidding was at $4.375, while
holders were demanding $4.625 Ha-
waiian Commercial appeared quarter
better than last figures 80 and 10
shares selling at 1874.
Eva was about the same, 10 shares
selling between board at S3O.75, that
being the figure offered for more,
while $50 SIS was asked.
Onomea was stronger, so shares sell
ing at $50 %, and the same being Of
fered for more.
Side sales between boards were 10
shares l. l. S. N. Co., at $112.5 80. The
last sale of this stock was at Sill.
$4,000 Hilo railroad skies sold at
500. %, the old figure.
A block of Paauhau, Is shares, found
purchased at $2S. rs, the same being
bid for more, with 1923 asked.
On the boards this morning 10 Oahu
sold at S32 so, an advance of quar-
ter. For the stock $32.375 was bid
>and 80. 625 asked.
Another sale of interest on the board
was a block of $50 shares Honokaa at
S19 1925, the same basis as last sale.
For this stock 500 is now asked.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-03
Trade
Shipping
Travel
Commercial News
BY L. D, TlMMoNS

cent, bringing the grand total for the
year up to per cent as stated
1t is not settled, however that there
will be no extra dividend in Deem
Der, this matter having been passed
over until the return of Mr.. e. d.
Tenney from the east. There is some
idea that one per cent in extra divi-
dends may be added in that month,
increasing the total for the year to
ten per cent. If this is not done, quite
a healthy balance will be carried over
with which to begin the new year.
In all probability Eva will not pay
any more extra dividends this year,
although this, too, is not final. This
course will doubtless be made neces-
sary by the extraordinary expenses IN
cident to the strike.
PROMOTION COMMITTEE.
There will be a business meeting
of the Hawaii Promotion Committee
at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon The
most important thing now in sight to
come up is the matter of a man to
take charge of the coming floral par
ade, it being hoped that the commit
tee will, by that time, be able to re-
port q name.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-03

PALM CAFE, Hotel near Union.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-03
PAPERS FILED

Tie following papers have been filed
for record up to this afternoon:
Thomas c. Polikapu, ct al to H. M.
Haniho, deed.
Kaluna and husband ct al, to John
]. Makaiwi, deed
Hawn. Land & Imp. Co., Ltd, to L.
L. McCandless, deed.
Hawn Cemetery Asnn. Ltd, to L.
H. McCaondIess, deed.
Annie S. Parke to H. Gorlich, deed.
F. A. Schaefer to A. S. C,eghorn
release.
L. L McCandless and wife to Hawn
Land & Imp Co., deed.
James armstrong ct al to Aahu r
& L. Co., deed.
L. L. McCandless and wife to Oahu
r. & J.. Co, deed
Dezideria Telles and wife to j. A
Magoon, mtg.
Emma Baker, by atty, to Pioneer
Mill Co., lease.
Moses K. Kalaluhi to Pioneer Mill
Co., lease.
Cecil Brown IT, to Mrs. AHA McKea-
que, deed.
Cyrus T.. Green to Cecil Brown, I'd,
mtg.
w. S. Nicoll and wife to Central
Mill Co. deed
Dept of Public Instruction to Ter
ritory of Hawaii, deeds (two)
Philip Pail to Pioneer Mill Co., lease.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-03
WooLLEY,s WASHINGTON CAMPAIGN.

It fair the people of this community for any citizen to
Washington and other Eastern lobbying for passage of
law applying Hawaii without consulting the people of Hawaii
and having their authorization represent them General Wooey
has commission represent the people of these islands If
Prohibition law for Hawaii be passed. it should be passed here
The spectacle of cizena very
tempting to settle the whole question for in Washington though
question of admitted great difficulty as mpertnence
that is naturally resented Of Mr. Wooey
about Hawaii and what good for her than people lived
here all their lives and studied hard policies
benefit of her people But the people Hawaii think they
pretty fair ability look after themselves Wooey he only
knew it. dealing blow the he to advance
Strange that supervisors should against pure milk when
seems TO be apparent that of them ought on milk
from a bottle ~'-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-03
ASK FOR SHIPPING RELIEF.

The legislature ought adopt emphatic expression favor of
suspension of the coastwe shipping law regulations far Ha
wall concerned until shipping subsidy becomes successfully opera
It a just important for Hawaii to unite
the land submitted by the Governor yesterday with fine
peal for united Hawaii Let the community get together this
the will plenty of accommodations for travellers
The expression avong subsidy should be strong the request
temporary relief from coaswe regulations and the fight for
subsidy should be kept up with full recognition of the wish to restore
the coaswise regulations the earliest possible date.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-03
ALAMEDA REPORTS.

The Alameda, now on her way to
Honolulu, reports as follows:
alameda, 8 p. m. Nov. 2. All well,
1885 miles, fine weather, light south
west wind, small sea and large west
erly swell. Bar 1929 steady, 1860
tons cargo, ninety cabin, 26 steerage,
60 sacks mail and Wells Fargo Elk
press" 49, -.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-03
STOCK EXCHANGE REPORT.

Session Sales-15 Oahu Sugar Co.,
500 50; 10 Waialua $1l9 90; Waialua
$119. SO; % Waialua $119 so; 10 Wall
Between Boards-5O McBryde 81 so;
10 Waialua Sis 90; 40 Waialua $11S. 90
60 Waialua Sis 90; 80 Haw. G. & S.
Co., 1874 90; 10 Haw. G. & S. Co.,
1874 90; 80 McBryde $3.50; 40 Eva,
$50. rs; so Onomea $52.75; 10 Eva
So. rs; 10 I. I. S. N. Co., SIP so; $4,000
Hilo r. R. Co., $1OO.2 rs Paauhau,
sos. IL
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-03

Hearst bad third in yesterdays election in New York may be
expected repeat his of that he would
be candidate for office again and will have be accepted
with the weight usually given such announcements which, be it
noted in passing, Bryan makes
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-03
KAHANA ROAD ASSURED.

The Kahana beach road contract
ratification passed without opposition
at the meeting of the Board of SUI
pervisors last night. on first reading
carrying an appropriation of $1,000.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-03
MEALS

We serve the best meal in the city and serve the
meals best. There is distinction. The difference
is in the price of God meals and the indifferent
ones served elsewhere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

for cid and YeunE msrs's aoms
thlnk tat aishsd up BY Ferris Hart
man and HE company at the urand
theatre inis week
lta eur old ffisud ~rha fendsf
foot and be- Furnished a Dot 81
laughs The efforts Of the chorus
show bis Improvement over last
week. sad there uas quite a littl.
need q NE ringer pump without
question the piece moved more
smoothly Tor d fitat night neffQrm
aucr than ans thing Yfl affefad by
the Hartman EamNiratien Ferris
ilnrtn4sH himself aas distiuciiY saod
a. ffof Zachary fstliteua. II. ~
n A. and no made : fand maHy aud
itors laugh a saed many times duI
Tea the course Of the aNrnlug
Miss ilnfoihf Morton sans faselu-
atinF Venus to eeH siderable
amount Of applause aad Osear
Walsh hlt haft with HE I've solos
A soldier " Fortune aa4 sAdlan
The familiar rMv Alatn2 lert" vas
puf over IS Ferfts Hartman apf the
chorus and ihsif efforts earned =
dasefi "a recall
a seed hii % character wofk wss
offered tY Miss Eiyia Rand as Pail,
lhe Wait The raft wasn't nVsttrnt
uf unttfians ard Nifs Rand e0t q
lauFh every tinis she opened a pie
stained mouth
Niisa AaEglns nasigs made an a.
tfarfltH sally hnd Neals Hart set
~ a. a love amitten anthatssa Joe
fnEaftF appears this week IS a
Eri'ss Haai ss.ay.d ne aifnsult
rhirase character. ard his work
VS. good The Tsndrffani should
90 fattiinE Koaa business Tor the
balance u nc Usss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

Just been received here The
pfieAls told Chu that he uaa a dc
acendant Of the chus Ming omper.
ore, and because OF that his aon
wae nreteudcf Ia tho throne.
emu ARMED BOO of hla neighbour
ana started Ia The direction ~ Nun.
nan Fu To- make a crusade me
NlevfoY hoard OF the Insurgents
rlans and immediately aent his
uuops 20 moci them The slaughter
Was the result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

The curious aHI eanfiisHl assem-
tied at the Seattle ihestfs Yrsier
aay 10 zee what Miss Emma Bon,
ms susid DO 10 carmsn and
10th these clssssa we're surprised
and pleased
Fof the little one tams through
Nlth q performs nee which ha1 sev
sral elements Of speed A. Cafmsn
cita. Miss hunting dealt The part
With a proper conception u ia poe
sibliitiea and her efforts called
forth enthusiastic applause time
and akAin
ne ttE company which supported
Mise Haatins measured veil W "
the seattle theatre standard. ari
shsu the curtain finally descended
the hunting followers reat outside
10 taiA about their treat
Charles WinnirEef i the rsa
isadink man this week and his
STEADILY growing ilat d followers
we're not slow n voicinT thsif 40
rraysi The scfnie effects are han
dleJ intriiiarntiY. and all To- all
Carmen makes one round hit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
NEW THEATER
S READY IY.! I9R
THE OPENING
a. r;,ke Win Appear To-
.ish, on the Stage of the
Nav Alhambra Before a
Crowded House

uaA pmetieafy everything com
~ ~ loeludIns the saIeu tickets
= 4, ,,r Alhambp theatre viii be
' s.,, opeaed al $50 tonight
y. no flrst eutalu=flsos and
r..e IN salvation Sell, pie
~ y seattle one Of the NEST
~ ,,,e plsys ever shown ou the
ss,.Alns louehes we're heIng pat
" lnsldv Of the building this
.slns and men vefe al work
80 he new theatre Ito first thor
sl,nnins The carpets we're
- III ,eaay, ard the clsttrlc light
~, we're put to plaeeZihc STAGE
-. arrived thls uiafnluF and
''.-.e,,, Of tbs COMPANY who came
: ,~.ledsy afternoon At 2 O'Clock.
~ isr thels mall ibls mornlnF.Z
~ sr.nsry 10 salvation Nell
- ,hs reputation Of being the
-, realistic ever pui on tho siAee.
n AIN o. the coast but every
- The street scrne d lH said
! ~ best plfifayai of#tho alums
~ presented
/ hns chain Of eaker patrons
"a N linz this murnlaE Ia order
Z .suse thslf sssts The sale for
!. .rllrp week VII be unusually
80 aud It is NOT unlikely &c
nstlns to the managsfa that the
- rili bs sold out every uighi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
.h[T[ADER To THE
THRONE IS KILLED
izsfsE MASSACRE TAXES
RACE AND FANATICS ARE
KILLED IN BATTLE.

.EklN. iuly u Convinced By
ilnlss priests that bis ig-ycarold
u va ihe riehtfui occupant Of
y 3oxon throne. a member Of the
rEty feniFy named chu uuron.
rrplI led the would be kink
tntelf and = iafse number Of his
Efses TO death BY marching upon
ix.an IA = provincial capital.
~ witch place they were at
kisd ~ the sieerUys troops
Ne ness Of the massacre has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
|u[R|CAN GIRL TO
GIVE 4 PORTUGUESE
HUSBAND 100000

LONDON. Jag y When Miss
lzIa stewart maffics nau Miguel
4 HlasanEa, spa Of the Portuguese
,n,sn1sr, IN the aeaf future, an
r.a iortune xlll have been placed
u dispoa4l Of = royal husband
fr American Eirl
Ms Stewart Vas the step.
kasAisf Of the late James Henry
I>asali Smith, whose home vas IN
El.s,sn. Ills Smlih bequcsihsd
n q ~ 0o9 u bis Immense Tor.
~ and an additional $1,000 900
" EiTea to her BY her mother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

Fiha organs. both church and par
Tor STYLES a varied assortment
ranging In price from vi, ta2l iae.
lt2 ~
ErefY instrument purchased VIII
be tuned. polished and put IN the
very best possible condition, and
Will be accompanied with The famous
"EileLa Guarantee" which means
money back II not ~ represented
and entirely satisfactory.
Hemsmbsr- Wen not let the mat /.
ter or terms stand In the way and
Will meet any reasonable request
The Important thing IN to conn IN,
sec the pianos Themselves and note
their excellent condition. You know
The previous history Of The Eilefa
clearance sale As high as forty
pianos aold on the opening day Ar.
range to be here at your earliest
opportunity Eilers Music House,
successors TO y $ Johnston 4 Coz
Eliefh Music Building. Third ana
University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

State Of Washington, County Of
klns A.
Anton Terry. being first duly
sworn. on oath dorosea and says,
Whereas. certain persons have
falsely and mhllcioualf spread a re-
port that am a spy OF stool pigeon
for The police and immigration de
partmenis. do certify undor oath
that have lived In Seattle 20 years
aud have never ai any time, or
on any occasion. acted as spy or
stool pigeon for either OF said de
partmcnts. or for any other person,
department OF thing
ANTON TERRY
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 10th day oi July, 1909
FRED c. BROWN.
Justice Of the Peace, Seattle Pre-
einct. King County Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

ffAolaf price tialFa
an excellent refrigerator specially
priced lQf The week D. tie che pie
tufe'i hrrs maids " seasoned hsh
wood end heavily lined with sal
sahihsd itpH absolutely hYEispie
d has 100 haHhfs Ice capacity
Tits rsffirHfstnf 70 constructed faf
hraff use aud will aife the host
sefYiev ipf larger fafWlileF he's
two LARGE shelves. the feNuiaf
l wv ~ ~ .. S12.95
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

And many others too numerous Il
dsacrlbs A flnf cabls-Neisan. reg.
piar it4t. ~ f1il a beautiful ClAf.
sudon mission stYis. regular $3.50
At ittzi q good willard f6f $40. an.
aiter Tor tiffs one 81 the p0rulai
fsaas pianos. IN walnut regular
1850. at flif. . BELL Tor tlaa. an.
other for tit2 an Everett, IN fan
cieft walnut for oniy fll7s schlm.
mel like new for tlis. a daiuty
simpson tisf q fine gfamsf. tisf
e faii sized Marshall A Wendell foi
only lfE etc. etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

-aa this sale event offers 81.
ceplional reductions. all sale
prices mus, necessarily be
for cash only, Extra sales
and delivery service will be-
prepared to take care OF
your purchases In an alb.
aoln,eiy satisfactory vsy
No goods held for future de-
livery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

II you already have good plano
and want q fine player. ts on hand
as soon a. possible We have In.
eluded IN this clearance sale an IS.
aQrtmant embracing virtually every
advertised make Even a few Of the
genuine Plauniha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

" vuu have player plano and
need soms up+tg.date music W. have
, 900 rolls Of player music at half
price ana less This Includes riasai-
cal pieces. grand and light opera.
popular aud dance music Of every
description. and will ~ any player
Rensselaer,. early cnmefH have ad.
vantage u large selection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12
GREAT CLEARANCE OF
H|GH-GRADE PIANOS
n Extraordinary Assortment Of Nearly New Instru-
ments Was Placed on Sale at Eilers
Today at Nine O'clock.

Ms morning was commenced the
U tsmi.anhBai Clearance sale at
Hsu Npsic House lie b. far the
f'1irs variety % hlkh grade and
i1 iastrumsuts ever shown To-
nea 1nftr one roof Tee. Oilers
@Hnfe sales are recognized a. the
7e-.ufifS events q nc year You
Fl az no idea o. the aetuAi worth
~ pianos ~ the prizes quoted
Instrument IL positively worth
Al are pufpqssiY reduced to
- less for guick selling some
=. ttan 800 that r0at four
- ifsf stnoant. when new few
go Oth~rs for a little more
~ issk Ike brand neu tseo insfrus
~. on- thlns ia certain. You
shsN 90 xfonE b Investing IN one
Hs.r inEtFuments Al thla sale
.ge Z not = single Instrument but
~ aftuaiiy worth double the
- asked fof u And with The
go ~ snme a. low as ffsi per
~ = one can afford to be without
hhkED ron QUICK saLE.
y faanot begin 10 adequately d.
49, en.-tenfh Of tie many fine
.st pffffsd. hot W. state again
~ smphatieailY N you have snF
~ sffufins a good piano within
hfu year be on hand early.
,,. ~. 70 and SEE critically test and
1910 magnificent norwood
49, fiihe Hft marked al ftfg
genuine bargain and thr
" ihaf sells fos 1850 hew
~, ~ = beautiful little Fischer tn
~ pretty walnut case. fina
~ ~. l,,n ien, regular price 400
~, m.slsnl'leent Kimhali. one OF the
r.h.ed ipriehta. ID a stsiisb
d. walnut caae with uardarfuf
- " tone and ln fine fo1flfian
-. ..eEalarly n i1gf eis4rqnes
~ ~ ~ 'Ihis 81 rare snap Tor
n s'asihsf klmbaI uuflstt ir ok
r. ~. smaller selling fsguIsriF
nla'. 10 20 at only tgf3.
AL s.. 1'.sI same STYLE and nrfsk
ii cnlv W. ,sais a. good is marked
a. IE.st sise story 4 clark I'm
nt(ss walnut fihish. sells ragaisfig
~ AZ ilfs LIKE nsw
nlbs .s'sn1d hsfdi1an h. stglesat
tls.rts,.l ilnish The kind nat saiia
Abaaa,e 10y 1850 goes At only tg4i
H. ~, iine Johnston uprishts in
ssssss, mahogany 10 rruuina
Il i'd aNea OAK, selling rsaBiafiy
IN n az 1850 nov. only ffaf
M n, and W 10 tgsf for IN
iisn ~ s''s'i style Cah,t b. tsid
VI ftls p,.said l.elisru, In msbog.
Ilizetsss,, Ne Patented pfadtirs af5a
VI! sra never r0id f9r len M
is'5sils,sl priced Al iiis and ,sss
tltrsiv ~ new style Lester In a
p.fket es. zsedea MAHOGANY case In
'sioni positively cannot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

Prlcea-Entlro lower floor. va
dress circle. " balcony circle ~ ;bOi
balcony. vi unrsserNed gallery, bVc'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-12

BE told from new regular price 1875
reduced more than 500 IN this clear.
anfe sails. This u The only one o.
THIS Kind In the entire Assortment.
ahd rili surely be snapped W quick ..
~
A handsome Bush a Gsrtx IN fin.
est mahogany finish selling rasu.
larry a ts5o for only iii7 This "a
= special art style
Several u the famous sehubsfta.
~ fancy cases regular price $500
Clearance price only 1901 and two
at tlst
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
BRINGING ASHES HOME
JOURNEY FROM DENVER TO RIcH-
 M0ND BEGUN.
All That is Mortal of 1Irs. Hayes, sDaughter of Cenfederscy,. Being, Brought East for
 Final Burial.

Colorado Springs. Col, Oct 25.--Ex- treme simplicity marked ,t the depart ure of the ashes of Mrs. Margaret Howell Jefferson Davis Hayes, the daughter of the confederacy. for their final resting place at Richmond. Va.
 The ashes were removed this even ing from Evergreen cemetery. where they have been resting since the fu- neral services here. and taken to Richmond. leaving here over the Rock Island at $40 o'clock. The party will go byeway of Chicago, reaching Rich mond Thnrsday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The funeral party consists of Mir. ]. Addison Hayes, pr, and Mrs. Gerald B. webb and Miss Lucy Hayes. and they will be joined at Richmond by Jefferson Hayes Davis, who is In New York. ,s,ssss
 Entire afrangsnents for the funeral services at Riohfnoad have been ieft with the committee on arran1nmeists there The exercises will be held Friday. according to present plans.
 Mrs. Hayes died Sunday. July 1ss Brief funeral services were held here the following "wednesday. leaving the main exercises to take place at Rich mond The ashes will be inferred In the Jefferson Davis i6t, Hollywood cemetery, in that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
ILLNESS CLOSES GIRLS SCHOOL. Strange Disease at College
 h Athens. CALL SEVEN TRAINED NURSES Shdats Ire Seat Hsne On
 lnyalid Beds. Esrty or More yeuns Women at Meth oaast Instttutien too m to
 Be Rensvea-Ns
 Deaths Hsv. o.
 currss.
CALL SEVEN TRAINED NURSES

Birmingham. Oct. 2s. Perhaps fif- ty girls, students at the Athens Fe- male College ct Athens. passed through Birmingham or stopped here today en route to their homes. The school has been closed owing to a maIady exist ing there. Some of the girls passing through were on invalid beds
 Relatives of the girls arriving say that there are forty-odd girls at the college. too i'll to be removed
 It fs said that Nashville special jst has pronounced the n1alady, which was at first thought to be fever. to be ptomaine poisoning and 1t Is also said here that 1t is an epidemic of grip.
 No deaths are reported.
 Seven trained nurses from Nashville are said to be at Athens The college is under the, auspices of the Metho- dist Church. ee9
 It Is stated tonight that about 10, students have left the school in ths last few days Although great secree, has been maintained about the situa tior at the school, because of the fear tha 1t would do the institution incaicuIabis harm. 1t Is understood that the doctor, have been greatly puzzled by tn, malady y
 The first symptoms are said to be { severe aching of the lower limbs, fol lowed by violent vomiting That it hal not been really serious Is shown by ths fact that there have been no fatalities The sickness Is said to pass off In twt days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-26
Mn. ABANDON IN CHARGE.
All Hea1fhy students Have Left for
 Their Homes.

Athens, Oct. 25.--t Especial. )--one hun dred and thirty students of the Athens Female College hava been sent home because or the illness ip the student body and akout thirfy-fye Of the girls are i'll at the Institution and under the best of care. Mcss of thein ars conva- aescsnt. s1 s 7 z. Y {
 Miss Mary Moore: pbincipal ot the college. is Ill at th6 home of her broth ef-in-iaw. Rev F. J Brapdons at Bss. eefner. and Afr. Brandon. who Is Pre- siding Elder for the Bessefner District Of the Methodist Church. Is temporarily in charge of the school.
 Miss Moore about ten days ago, sus- tained severe injury in 8. runaway ac- cident and was sent to ,Mr. Brandon's home in Bessemer. He came here to take charge of the school. when the illness Of so many studente was discov- cred Mir. Brandon advised with Miss Moore who suspended the college work for ten days.
 Itis the general belief here that the students are suffering from ptomafne poisoning as most of them were seized about the same tina a
 MT. Brandon has advised strongly against any publicity Of the illness ans suspension of the school. but Rev. J. A. Duncan, the Methodist minister here, said tonight that thirty girls are i'll at the college. The other students have gone to their homes.