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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-09

The outgoing eastern yesterday met
last nights eastern al Allison some
time In the night. The train due to
arrive yesterday afternoon was four
hours late out OF Chama, the roads
from Denver to Alamosa being in
very bad shape from the heavy rains.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-29
WAY OF CHEATING TELEPHONE.
Ho" Lons-Distance Line Was
Worked for Free Message.


1t has just been discovered that /.
new kind of free toll service graft has
been worked on the telephone com.
pantes OF Lansing, Mich. A few days
ago the travelling representative Of q
business concern located in a distant
city came into town, canvassed the
trade industriously and landed severa'
orders of good size.
g. After his days work was done
went to the telephone and asked /
long distance" After the usual T.
ltminaries he called for his brother
the distant city. The brother could
not be located. '''. ..'
Well, then, perhaps the operator
could get his sister. No, his sister
also was out. He was sorry, but would
call again later and left the boot:
without having to pay, toll, of course.
as he did not get his party.
e, The next day he. departed for pas
lures new, and the telephone company
was none the wiser. But the house
had received a correct report of the
business done by the drummer that
day, and the toll was saved for him
self or the house. The brothers
name stood for the amount of his sales
and the sisters for the character of
the order. - American Telephone
journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-29
He Took a Shampoo.

Poor Jim has lost his reason" san,
the barber in Hertford shop
Who's Jim?" asked the victim H.
the chair. D.: q. "'s''
Jim Is my twin brother, sir. .Iin:
cas long been broodin: over the hard
times, and ! suppose they turned his
head "'.....,. ...
HIN! Not unlikely"
Yes. Him and me has worked sid
by side for years, and we were 50
alike you couldn't tell each other
apart. We both brooded good deal,
too. No money in this business now =
Whats the matter with it?' ''
''Prices too low. Unless customei
takes a sha,iipoo. it doesn't pay to
shave or cut hair. Poor jim! T caught
rim trying to cut customers thrca,
because he refused shampoo, and So
] lad to have the poor fellow loc.:ei
up Makes me very melancholy
Sometimes feel sorry l didn't let hi ~
slash all he wanted to. 1t might havl
saved his reason. Shampoo, sir?''
Yes, please"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-29
The Circus

acrobat finds it necessary at all times
to keep his muscles and joints supple.
That is the reason that hundreds uf
them keep n bottle of Ballnr,l's
Snow Liniment always on hand \
sure cure for rheumatism, cuts,
sprains, sore throat, lame back, con
tracted muscles, corns, bunions and
all aches and pains. t'rice 25c, soc
and 81 90. Sold by Elko Drug O.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-29
Food for Thouoh&

The tcn-year-old girl who conquered
a burglar with a broomstick Is entitled
to all credit for courage and vig0r.
Nevertheless when she adds a dozen
years more to her age the wary AN.
married youth may entertain doubts
az to whether her energy might not
some time be excessive for weddal
bliss. .... .. ... a....r,. .r.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-29
ELKO, NEVADA, THURSDAY, APRIL 29 1909

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
SALVATION ARMY .
D0|NG 5000 WORK
Annual Report Shows Heavy Expen'
ditures for Relief Work-Poor
To Get Christmas Cheer

The annual report of the salvation
Army for Michigan and Indiana pro-
lnce. which includes Detroit. sho.'s
that organization 70 have been accom-
plishing much .goad work during the
past year. The report Is audited ny
FIJI. Macpherson a. Co, OF this cit r
which firm pays a compliment % tae
army bookkeepers in attcstng go tAe
accurate and up-to-date manner 81
keeping the accounts For the y az
ending September, 1909, the receipts
were slS,s2973 and Disbursements
were sls.5ss.35 leaving cash oa~
Hnce of S23l.3S.
The. items in the -cxpendsures are
almost wholly for relief work with the
exception OF necessary expenses Tor
maintenance of building and stan OH.
GERS.
In Detroit the army operates a hotel
for women, a hotel for men, home for
unfortunate girls, industrial home for
men. two industrial stores. a labor
bureau. bureau for tracing missing
relatives and friends a relief depart
ment free dispensary and a mater
nifty hospital These institutions are
largely sef.supporting. bpt the army
has to depend upon voluntary anan-
cial aid 10 a great extent 10 carry on
their relief work Just now, efery ell
ergy is being nsed 10 provide Christ
mas RELIEF for the deserving poor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01

WANTS SHARE OF MINE MONEY
Don M Dickinson Sues Heirs OF Sig
mund Rothsehid.

The purpose OF Don NJ. Dickinson :
suit against the hairs 81 eSfAiiiaa
Rothschild. late millionaire tobacco
dealer. which is said 10 involve about
81 600 900. came 10 light Monday afteS
noon through the testimony OF David
r Shaw. taken before Circuiy Court
Commissioner MAY From this testi-
mony il iranspires thar Dickinson IS
seeking his share in the proceeds Of
the sale OF the Argyle Mining Co. a
project IN which he was interested
jointly with Mr. Rothschild Mr. shaw.
Alexander hey and James L. Edison
ROthschild according 90 the testi-
mony of Shaw. who is s. years old.
was delegated trustee of the mining
property after the company became
dcluhct as going concern ia lSSo.
and was to dispose ot such property
as remained Dickinson alleges that
no money was ever turned over 10
himself or the other stockholders. At
torncys for the heirs say tina, the les-
timony of shaw gave them The FIRST
milling OF the nature az Dickinson S
suit. Mr.. Shaw leaves soon tor Cali
forilia and II was for tina, reason his
Testimony was desired Ibis TIME.
The examination WAS continued Tues
day morning.
Ex,Judgc William Look and Duncan
Beaih are attorneys for Dickinson
with +. a. r. %ead0ck as counse
Keena, Lightner d ONtohy and Rob-
son & George represent the Ro'hschiid
heirs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
RECTOR FRISBIE DENIES
ALL STORIES OF FRICTION
Says Plans fer Uniting ST. James
Church With Trinity Are Proeeed
ina isfactorily

II there Is any row in s. James
Episcopal. church over the proposed
unity with Trinity. the Rev stephen
". Frisble. rector of the former dis
claims al knowledge Of IL.
There is no trouble a, all and j
know Of but one dissenter To the plan
of joinius St James with Trinity
said Mr. Frisbie. Tuesday morning.
q The people of St James think j, Is
tire best thing 20 do ard plans are
going ahead 30 thai end We Will use
the larger church. Trinity. and J viii
GO as associate rector 20 the Rev. "
Warne Wilson will retain s. Jams
roctovv as a place Of abode however.
Edward sitting Of No les Lincoln
ave iuAior warden Of - James. saws
that while the people OF that church
are personally very fond % Nlr Fris-
bio ihev feel thar he Is 40 longer able
20 hold his parishioners or attract new
ones 70 keen the church iu The hour.
i,hing financial and spiritual condition
necessary. and he IFS In favor az unit
Ing with Trinity On The other nand.
~ IT Dickinson ~ 80 $40 National
ave one az the oldest members oi -
James. Is strongly opposed 70 the
change aud feels that s James
should retain IT'S independence ar any
even Of losing Mr. Frishie The mat
.er is 20 come np FOR discussion next
Nondav nlClr Mr. Frishie Is upwards
ar - yoars ~ age and has been rector
Of \ Iauio- for 30 Years lie IS me
oldest Epi.copaian rector in point OF
service u Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
FINDS 123 BOILERS
/. NEVER INSPECTED
Inspector McCabe Reveals Startling
Situation IN Urging Necessity
For New Ordinance,

In support Of the arguments FOR a
new boiler Inspection ordinance, Boiler
Inspector McCabe has prepared - pass
of data. showing the shortcomings of
Tie present system The ordinance
committee now has before II the
Walsh and Knowltou ordinances, and
the former is expected 10 be reported
ia within week or two.
McCabe shows that since he as
sUmed Office be has found nearly 100
boilers IN the city that had not been
inspected in from TWO 30 L. years, or
bad never been inspected One OF these
was located under the sidewalk on the
west side of Woodward-ave near
Grand Rivtr.aye II was SO irail that
a hammer went right through its shell
when II was tapped This boiler had
no SateU valve and had been a menace
30 life FOR a long time
This condition is due 90 the fact that
he present ordinance does not require
persons Installing boilers 10 give notice
/ of their iu euuou An old boiler MAY
/ be- hCUchr aud set up hricked In SO
/ that h IS likely 20 be a long time he
/ fore the Inspector hears OF IL and al
accident nay result in the meantime
tn addition To the 100 boilers men
toned McCabe has found i23 hoiiert
/ IN apartments and fats which ha,
never been inspected
There are more explosions from
heating boilers than with any othe
Kind saws McCabe We want a,
ordinance which will take care OF al
these things
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
Sues AutomobiIist for $1,000.

The alleged practice OF certain auto.
Uohillsts IN dashing along close % a
street car. is said 20 have been r..
spoGSiblC for the accident 20 CamiltQ
Van LouNel. at Jefferson and Nc.
Dougallaves.. in july 1905 Van
LCgWel brought suit for $4,000 dam
ACES in Judge Rohnert's court. Tues
day morning naming Preston Henry
as defendant. The plaintiff claimed
THAR he was struck from behind Just
as no stepped from a street car ana
before he had time 10 start for tho
sidewalk Tie was knocked down and
buddy injured. sustaining a broken
arm and painful bruises
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01

oUsly hurt, but that fact has nothing TO
do with the present suit Schneider
seeks Ia recover $3.50 damages to his
machine lie Was given Judgment IN
thc Justice courts and Mr. NoodhuhSe.
Who IS represented hy Mr. Conner took
an appeal.
ContrihWory negligence was allekvu
on the part OF the Schpelder machine
and testimony WAS introduced tending
10 show that the CASTOR party had in
dulr,d in a few beers previous to the
accident. which explains Attorney Con
nor's unusual request Co charge. Mr..
Common Is a Democrat, as is Judge Muir
ply. which gives rise to a strong sus.
plcion that the request Mas in the ma
turc II n joke "a Sheriff Gaston's
expense.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
SPEAKS TO GE0RGIANs.
Atlanta Constitution pays High Trib-
ute TO James Schernerhorn.

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov Co. (Spccial)
james Schermerhorn, publisher t
The Detroit Times, Was the speaker
III the banquet OF business and adEer-
-tieing men in tho tragou hotel last
night. discussing the application n
ethical standards 10 aiTerii ius 1870
Constitution SAYS
'rhe speaker handled IFS su0jnc,
in q scholarly ami attractive way Us
literary stvle was that a. the higher
type OF metropolitan journalists rs
moral was elevated and strongly sup
ported and its effect was heightene
by the dignided and vet easy manner
az its delivery"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
G. 0. P. ELECTION PARTY FULL
is PRESUMPTION, HE SAYS
Attorney Conner ~ Damage Suit Sub
mis Extraordinary Request
TO CHARGE.

The court is requested To charge
that there is a legal presumption that
a Republican electioneering commit
tee. after attending two or three meet.
ings IS. no the hour oi y. m, more or
Tess under the influence of liquor and
his presumption may be taken into
account ia passing on the credibillty OF
witnesses rs 10 tho speed ~ which the
plaintiffs automobile was travelling
This MAS the unsual request 70
charge submitted by Attorney Rowland
Conner 20 Judge Murphy In the/case ot
J. T. Schneider vs. John !. Wood
house which has been ON trial for a
dav or two The case Is an echo OF
Tho municipal campaign OF 1906. and
grows ont az a collision between the
Schneider rlachne containing George
r. CASTOR then a candidate for re-elec'
ton as city clerk. and his party. and n
machine owned by Mr. Woodhouse.
The collision occurred az Twelfth and
Nyrua-sts.. and CASTOR was quite seri-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
MAINTAINING INSANE WIFE
IN HOME NOT NUISANCE
judge Rohrert Directs Verdict for
Defendant IN Suit Of Sehrcli
VS. PetZke

Holding that the maintaining or an
insane wife in the home is not a
nuisance. Judge Rohnert directed a
verdict in favor OF the defendant In
the case OF John and Elizabeth
Schroll against OTTO Petzke
The families are nelghbors, and the
Schrol.s allege that PetIke insists on
kee ping his wife ia his home despite
fthe fact that she is insane They
claim that she IS a nuisance 20 tn
neiehborhood Judge Rohnert held
that an insane wife cannot DO regard.
ed as a nuisance In the same sense
that an animal might be a nuisance.
as man cannot dispose ot his wife.
also held there was no law COM
-aIug a man 20 place his wife in an
Asylum
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
HOME FOR CoLoRED CHILDREN
Mccoy Orphanase Assoc ation Elects
Officers: Contributions Sought

The newly organized MeCoy Or
phanage association held SIS first
rnecrr77-- II ortrt;Iy rrffrtrt. ana elected
rhe following officers President and
manager. Mrs Mary + Mccoy vice"
mcsideut- CrummeH Lambert secre-
tary. Rachel b jefferson treasurer
Roscoe : Douglas attorney Fred
crick ~ Warren The orphanaee Is
located al 80 % Twenty second-st
aud The main purpose of tht associa-
ton is 70 care for orphaned coloree
,--r-r-rrf-7ff77-r titrtftft++tltinu Will ne rc-
cehed PSF the secrctarr ar No SIS
Randolph - or by the treasurer III
tho Dime savings bank
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
WHEN The
STOMACH STOPS
working Properly. Because Ther. Is
Wind n It, Use stusrts Dyspepsia
Tablets to set Il Gong Again.
\ Trial Box Free.

THE DOCTORS al a.lcucF
uut unpr0foss .9na folks know rs
wind on rhe stomach and "a most
distressing staIe af things b. u.s. IT. is
serious condition ~ -hI, great motor
organ Always auuptue and palnlli
lin the extreme. a- ttme- often .cddln-
10 bad and fatal results me- st7m-
aCh embarrassed 1ftti lt;st54 f-t-Fe--t .---l-
V ind cannot take carr OF lis food
property and indigestion follows AND
this has train roo appalling cnun1-
crate The entire SYSTEM IS impij-
Gated made an active or passtF'
factor IN this trouble and life soon
becomes a questionable boon
ALL THIS IS EXPLAINED ia doc
tor books how uudigestod food causes
gases by fermentation and fomen'd-
ton Ia which process some essential
fluids are destrOyed--1urnt Gp--Vast-
ed by chemical action followed br
defective nutrition an1 the dis'roa-
tion through the aumeurary tract ~
chemical, wrong elements and a-
consequence tho stomach and cnlft
system is starved p.euN ot food.
YOU see OU SUoiit iu pfept-'ion 3u4
worse than worthless
s DERANGED STOMACH is i1c
epitomo Of evil nothing too had 70
emanato from Dr. bu ,a' "a gen
crates rs probably rs worst pr.mar
effect aud trc oulN Waf p. I'D aWa.
with this is io rcmoy, ta. cause
STUART DYSPEPSIA r tBiE1
20 20 The r0r ~ fhis .rnUnIo T9"r
attack tho gas Ua sDg foods a1H
iTendar them harm '- F.a' "rr- "r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
Former Windsor Mayor is Dead.

Donald Cameron. founder of Oh"
blsiness now conducted hy Bartlett
Macdonald 4 Cow, in Windsor, aud
"A former MAYOR ~ that city les dead
an Eridge-of, Allan. scotland where uo
made his home for 80 years lie CON
ducted inc largest store IN Windsor
from 1862 until 1850. From 1870 T.
1875 lee was MAYOR OF 9TH" town and
~ was during his administration that
the water works system WAS installed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
KILLS TURKEY WITH GUN.
Syrian Bags Gobbler That Another
Man Had Been Fsttening.

LANSING Mich. Nov. 30--(Spe-
ciaI. Fred Parmater residing near
Dimondale. had been fatreuing big
turkey for Christmas until 1T mad
reached - pounds He heard Gun
shot .n tine woods back Of his house
and running 10 the scene found a
syrian rsilroad lahorer carrying away
the uo1hier He attempted 20 get the
nir9 but q second hunter hold him at
bay with gun until his companion
and turkey had disappeared. War
rants have been issued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
STAY IS GRAN TED
LABOR LEADERS
District Court of Appeals Acts Owing
To Application Made for Writ of
Certioran in Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30--An IN
definite STAY ~ the mandate in the
Gompors Mitchell Morrison contempt
case was guutrl lay he district court
of appeals todal owing TO the applica
ton made for % WRIT OF certioMr In
the supreme CONT ol the United
states Yesterday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
Jap Ship Sinks With All on Board.

TOXIC. Nov 30 The japanese
steamer Nisasata Maru IS reported
wrecked and sunk with all on board
n storm which swept the Vicinity OF
ShimonoseN Yesterday TWENTY-FIVE
bodies lave been washed ashore and
sC0rCs Of fishing vessels are reported
'o-t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
The Knockout Blow

blow which knocked Corb revelation TO the Pre- fighters
Knockout bowwas AIMED tor
Stomach
vln the the stomach he'd have
hnfo 5 o
paralef 5 vulnerable
awenas eproeCt hedS
but disease finds the
plu and knocks
Make stOm al Doctor
yourself
"COIden Medical Discovery
dyspepsia torpid liver
bad of
of an
all surfaces
wento Dr. Remedy
bladder
be rcada
1t fton V NJ
al DR. Pees
beseen thevc
used mtea
land
ed
ofb audit
him only of or
If notpr supplied trade
Send OF
Pellets regulate and Liver Bowels
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
Grand Jury Inquiry NOT Dropped

Prosecutor Van Zile has strIc. "a
new lead IN the Investigation ~ al
legged Jury tampering IN y I II dam
age cases. but he says it win he irr
possible for him TO pursue tae inquiry
IN person right away one of his as
sistsnts may be assigned tn the case
for the present. Tho prosecutor de-
clares positively that the mattc' VIII
not he dropped
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
MANGIED BY SAW.

MENOMINEE. Mich, Nov 30.--Jos.
Payettp was fatally injured AZ the
Bird x Wells saw mill al Wausaukce
hy being dragged into the rc-saw.
His arm was cut OF and he suffered
internal injuries
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
Ere pamaaes Cottane.

Fire OF unknown origin Gid abou.
$500 damage 10 The cottage At No. "a
Albertpl. occupied b. Anthony Karas.
shortly before O'Clock Monday eve.
ming
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
MRS. FlFIELD ASKS DIVORCE.

BAY CITY. Mich Nov go Suit
Tor a divorce has been fled here by
Mrs. Eugene F'feld Tier HGshand a
"a prominent business man OF this oily
amt vol known In The etate He is
am cx.prcsidont az thc state agri-ul
rra, society and director of the
state fair Ms Fifeld's allegation
arc srrsotionai u ga suppress r
case 1ut will probably come 20 trial
fhls WoeF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01

Actual See Of New Veil -
holes are SO largo Uat The vcl has
Toe be- placed on Tho face iu certain
manner with one of the .aerOplauc
patches resting like cross. Ion tho
TIP of thc nose. in order 20 keep the
end of that member from protrudins
through The yoil.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01

.iy newspaper, and read the small folders in the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
A Clear Back Platform

platform OF Pay-Ene is wholly Tor the use OF
passengers getting ON and off tho therefore.
Smoking not allowed Passengers go inside
Packages body Of the the OF the
PLATFORM for storage purposes strictly forbidden interfering
with the passenger.
Conductors making change VIII passenger FULL
amount. alter which pas,tger- viii deposit the ac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-01
WARRANTS FOR sTOREKEEPERS

asylum
The evening world., 1909-03-04
MOST FORCV|NC
WOMAN Of ALL
IS MRS. CR0MB|E
Goes Into Court and Pleads
for Husband Who Eloped
With Her Daughter.
FORGlVES THE GIRL, TOO
Magistrate Steinert, Finally
Convinced, Permits Her to
Take Both Home.
FORG!VES THE GIRL, TOO

In all New York there is no more for
giving woman than Mrs. Elizabeth
Cromble, who, to-day. in Yorkville
Court, pleaded for the release OF her
husband, John CrombIe, who had been
arrested at her instance for abducting
his stepdaughter and deserving his wife.
She pleaded equally hard that her
daughter, Mary Downey, a, pale, slip OF
girl, who scarcely looks her seventeen
years, be allowed TO go home with her.
She had forgiven both and she wanted
them to come and live with her at No.
800 East Forty-fourth stree, where she
went to live when Crombie took The girl
away last January and started up a
new establishment.
CrombIe big and silent listened with
her appeal The daughter, poorly clad
and so thin that she almos; seemed i'll,
stood beside him.
Her Plea to the Court
T'l bb's = SAINT yAuEt sdlu MI =
CrombIe TO Magistrate Steinert, let
both of them go home with me. Give
them another chance. don't want
my daughter in jail and don't want
John in jail, | want them both to go
with me | have forgiven them-why
cant yOl"'
The Magistrate questioned the girl
and found her defiant
why should 20 home. am two
years older than seventeen. anyway.
have manicure place over in New
ark that John Crombtc fitted out lie
is kind to me and he never did me any
harm No / don't want to 90 home
want Co. he let alone.
The BOTHER looked appel!inEly. her
poor CROSSED eyes yelling up with ,earS.
Then the Magistrate questioned Crom-
bic lie seemed willing enough to be
let OF so easily lie admitted that he
had taken the g.rl away and mad gone
10 live In three rooms a, so. ~ West
Tweuty.c.gh,E street lie said he was
forty.E,o Years Old, a bartender and
that he vas well employed
Brothers Final Plea.
Wlllm DlYney, the e.ghteen-yehr-
old son " Mrs, Irumo,e, stepped mp az
ter MS stgrfatner Lad finished answer
ing questions ami said he was willing
10 have the erriuI couple live at the
home Of nus mother wiki hm and Ais
mi .r tr0t her That seemed to sartla
The evening world., 1909-03-04
KING EDWARD HALTED
By CHANNEL STORM.
Forced to Postpone Departure for
Biarri,z-Queen Alexandra
Much Better.

LONDON, March loving to the gale
prevailing over the Channel, King Ed.
ward has postponed his departure for
Biarritz
queen Alexandra, who recently has
been suffering from cold. is much bet
ter tO.dnN.
The evening world., 1909-03-04
VIOLATED PRISON PAROLE.
Court Send, ProbntiOa Mnn to
Prison for six Months.

Given 4 chance after he was con-
victed last June Of stealing a motor
cycle. Charles t.. Perrnll, nineteen years
old, a chauffeur. who gave his address
as the Mills Hotel in West Th!rty-sev.
erth street, to-day was sent for six
months to the pcnitentiary by Judge
ROsalSky, in the Court OF General Ses.
siOns
PcruIl was arraigned for violating
his parole Mrs. T.. $. Walker, pro-
baton officer testified that he had been
consorting with criminals.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17

much charm, Is cousin OF Alice Lon
non. the actress who has been doing
good work In Williard's company this
season.
+ 4 4
Chicago Chicago h not mar.
rying community. It is a haven for
bachelors and rendezvous for old
maids. This fact was learned when
the Marriage License Bureau publish
ed its statistics FOR the cointy's fiscal
year. November Both. These statis.
tics show that there were 5,67S fewer
persons married in 1908 than. were
married In 1907.
Ordinarily the issuance OF marriage
licenses in city as large as Chicago
should increase at that ratio, instead
of decrease. The marriage license
fees in 1908 were s35,7i2.5O.
The number of licenses issued for
the two years, by months, is as fol.
lows: