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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-04
Sunday Church
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OerVlCeS

ra+hrIfr SERVICES EonoIn7-. ra+bo-
iFai-O'F Lady OF Peace; = and Z q m.
low masses with molly communion:
Portuguese sermon: 9 a. M. children q
-nass nth s,ol,,nr, and rno1;sh sor,,,or.
''7-' 90 '''oD'
IV.o0 d H. h.Sh solemn mass with
u'''Fe sermon; n. sodality meet,
'h2 ana oehedlctlon OF the blessed
sacrament; : p. m: Portuguese sermon
ana oe4eu'ct'oh Of the pieSsea saera-
meht. during tue week the masses at
anu : a. III. First Friday OF the
month. P m, oenedlct39n Of the bles-
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and asked for an amicable settlement,
land located near Gambler. Matter
r ad and approved.
referred to Commissioner Proctor to
investigate and report at next meet
ing.
Mr.. F.. j. Kinard. architect, appear
ed and presented a prospectus for a
new Jail. which was considered. On
motion of Commissioner Fort the
plans as submitted. with sundry
amendments, were accepted, and Mr..
Kinard was requested to proceed at
once and get up detailed plans and
specifications. and present the same
at the next meeting of the board.
Notary public bond by George n.
DOrr. with S. w. Petteway and J. G.
Baskin as sureties, read and approx
ed.
Bond for license to carry rifle by w.
l.. Brooks read and approved.
Bonds for license to carry pistol by
w. G. Pickett, r. w. Holiday, A. l..
Barlar. A. p. Finley, J. A. Ray, w. V.
Chappell, c. B. Leslie, David Shaw.
read and approved.
Z. l.. Carney. tax collector, filed re-
port of licenses issued during August.
1910. showing amount collected for
state. $73; for county. $3.50.
Petition for H. A. Haugh ct al for
a public road beginning at the north
east corner of the northwest quarter
o. northeast quarter of section 81,
township II, south, range 90, east,
| thence running south along the quar-
ter mile line to the Sumter county
line, a distance of one mile, thence
east along line between Sumter and
| Marion counties to the main travelled
road, near the Seaboard railroad !;
| with clause attached as follows:
When this road is opened then the old
wire road from the above mentioned
point IS to be abrogated. Read, and
| ,..e chairman appointed ]. E. Brush.
Jim Proctor and II. T. Morris as COM
| missioners to view, mark and lay out
|
| finding as early as practicable.
J. p. Galloway, sheriff. filed report
OF cases in which fipes and costs were
imposed in Marion county. where the
same became a charge against the
| sheriff for the month of August. 1910
| L. G. Young. inspector of marks
and brands, filed his report for July
and August. 1910.
Widows pension claim by Mrs. A
c. Dease, widow of VIM. 3. Dease
read and approved.
| All bills approved were ordered
paid.
Board thereupOn adjourned until
next regular meeting in October.
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Ocala, Fla. Wednesday, Sept. Z.

Ocala, Fla. Wednesday, Sept. Z.
The board of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent: Hon. Geo. MacKay. chairman;
NJ NJ. Proctor, j. NJ Mathews and N.
A. Fort, commissioners.
Application of w. H. Mills for H.
cense to sell wines, liquors. ETC., in
district No. q. read, and on motion
made, to comply with the statutes
Applications of J. NJ. Tison Co., R.
L. Heating, doing business as keat-
ing & Co. the Carmichael & Son Co,
Ocala House Wine Rooms. Ocala
House Wine Rooms, G. D. Hogan, for
permit to sell wines, beer and liquors
in district No. 1. having been return
ed showing advertisement had been
made according to law. and no objec-
ton having been mada, 1t was ordered
that licenses be issued according to
law.
Applications of B. F. Duke, J. l..
Trotter, w. c. O'Brannon, Harry Pc
ter, for permit to sell wines. beer and
liquors in district No. "a. having been
returned, showing advertisement had
been made according to law. and no
objection having been made, it was
ordered that licenses be issued ac-
cording to law.
On motion it was ordered that war
rant be drawn for unexpired sentence
OF Alex. Handley, escaped and recap
tured. at SIS per month in favor of
Edwards Bros.
S. T. Sistrunk reported amount ad-
vanced for labor on hard roads, show
ing payments of $S55.26 for August,
1910. On motion warrant for 500 was
drawn for advances during Septem-
Der, 1910.
T. E. Pasteur. county treasurer fl
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r. o. Dennard, Silver Springs; Fla
G E. Monroe Monroe oeala, Fla; rs shares
have nereunto w caused aSis s"p Proposed
charter TO be signed by them. and their
seals to be affixed. this the eth day of
By H. NJ Hampton. tsesl,.
now,,n Attorney i n Fact
r. o. Dennard, (Seal.
c. Monroe, (SealD.
State Of Florida,
County of Marion,
g. r MSnr r. powl Ms
and who executed the foregoing ar
ticles of incorporation and proposed
charter, and each acknowledged the
execution Of the same for the uses auD
purposes therein set forth and exs
pressed
Given under my hand and seal of
ISeai 4, P.j G. G. Mcclure
Notary Public. State Of Florida =
State Of Florida,
County Of Marion.
Personally appeared before me. the
undersigned authority, III. NJ. Hanp-
ton, to me well known to be the pat1y
described in; and who as attorney in
proposed charter; and acknowledged
attorney in fact for said r. T.. Rentz.
for and on behalf OF the said f. p.
Rentz. for the uses and purposes
therein set forth and expressed. hav-
ing been thereunto lawfully authoriz1.
ed
Given under my hand and seal Of Of
flee, this the 9Th day of September,
1910. [Seal n. P.I C. G. Mcclure.
Notary Public. State OF Florida
My commission expires Dec II. 1913.
Notice Of Application
Notice is hereby given. that the un-
dersigned. will on the 18th day Of Oc-'
tober. 1910. apply to the Governor OF
Florida, at his office in Tallahass0e.
Florida, for letters patent upon the
foregoing articles of Incorporation and
proposed charter.
K. p. Rentz,
BY III. NJ Hampton.
Attorney in Fact
r. L bowling,
r. o. Dennard.
c. Monroe.
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A RELIABLE MEDICINE
NOT 4 NARCOTIC

Mrs. F. Marti, st. Joe, Mich. says Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar saved her little
boys life. She writes: Our little boy
contracted a severe bronchial trouble
and as the doctors medicine did not
cure him. 1 gave him Foley's Honey
and Tar in which have great faith. 1t
cured the cough as we'll as the chok-
ing and gagging spells, and he got we'll
in short time. Foley's Honey and
Tar has many times saved US much
trouble and We are never without It in
the house." Sold by Court Pharmacy.
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FoleyS
kidney
Pills
What They Will Do for Yoa

What They Will Do for Yoa
They will cure your backache.
strengthen your Kidneys, cor.
rect urinary irregularities, build
mp the worn out tissues, and
eliminate she excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-.
vent Bright's Disease and Dia.
bates, and restore health ana
strength. Refuse substitusea.
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Balance ..$ 100 ID
Sub Schools
receipts. -. ....... .$0VI 10y
Disbursements. 80. 49,. 449.2S
Balance. ..... ...... $4622S1
Total balances. 1926 IL
Bond for license to carry pistol by
E. D. Finley and D. B. Brinson return
ed. not being properly executed.
Bonds for license to carry rifle by
S. E. Smith and w. I. Phillips, return
ed. not being properly executed.
The following justices filed reports
showing no business during August
1910: z. A. McClaren, H. w. Douglass,
Alexander Wynne. c. c. Curry.
Bill of county Judge for ice. on mo-
ton of Commissioner Fort, ordered re-
fused.
The following justices filed reports
of fines and costs imposed during Au
gust, 1910. as follows:
JOS. Bell, county judge, fines, $3.50;
costs, $lO6S.29.
j.. w. Lyles, fines, $4s6; costs
$27ss0.
C. r. Veal, fines. 80; costs, $17.95.
S. w. Petteway. fines, SOS: costs. O
| F. L. Johnson, fines. IS: costs, $4.OS
A. o. Harper. fines. $32: costs
$44.S7.
J. o. Turnipseed. fines, 81; costs
So.
| r. c. Tongue, fines. 0; costs, $17.62
Andrew Johnson appeared and ask
ed a refund of road tax paid, by reason
of payment of taxes in Volusia county
County attorney reporting adversely
on the proposition the request was re-
fused.
| c. ]. McCraney rendered his resig
nation as ferryman at Starke's Ferry
On motion of Commissioner Proctor
his resignation was accepted.
| Petition by James Sims ct al, that
Nicholas p. Myers be appointed ferry
man at Starkes' Ferry, read and on
motion of Commissioner Proctor N. p
Myers was appointed ferryman a,
Starkes' Ferry at salary of $50 pei
month, and that he take charge of the
ferry at once. and clerk is requested
to inform Messrs. McCraney and My
ers as early as practicable.
Betty Evans appeared before the
board and asked relief for herself. Or
motion of Commissioner Mathews
warrant was ordered drawn for So pei
month and mailed to c. w. Howard
for benefit of Betty Evans.
Upon motion it was ordered that
warrant be drawn to the clerk fol
$500 to pay the free labor employed
by Mr.. l. l.. Priest.
Mr.. w. NJ. Gober. justice of the
peace, DunnellOn, appeared before the
board, requesting the board to inves
tigate with reference to city court
house and Jail, which the town o.
Dunnellon had built, requesting the
board to appropriate $500 for the use
of the same for five years. Matter ia
ken under consideration.
Upon motion it was ordered tha
the sheriff be requested to see tina
the indiscriminate cutting of rose:
and flowers around the court house
be discontinued, and that the floris
only be allowed to clip the flowers.
Upon motion Commissioner Math
ews was authorized to receipt the
sheriff for any female prisoners o.
boys at any time they be confined il
the Jail and use them on the pool
farm at his discretion.
Mr.. Hampton appeared before thu
board with reference to right of wa!
Through the land of Mr.. Lawrence
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L. ALEXANDER
PRACTICAL
CARPENTER AND BUILDER

Careful estimates made on all con-
tract work. Gives more and better
work for the money than any other
contractor in town
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HARNESS MENDED

Harness Of all kinds mended or new
parts made where desired Also saw
filing done. Apply to ]. T. Simmons
at TOmpkins & Cobbs stables
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ms mass NJ mr. pROOT
IoT ~IuR> from Ilo>tIrT'> ReN "I'st
Nrrrh Puncturrd Iiis 'I"IhrS.

Jrhn Mol aren u h"stl.r MAI rug hiS
home a. - N'VvN--aBi street went 'u
th" i.'riy sfahl" { Ernest - Hamilton
~ gi7u amsterdam i,rur" Yesterday
afternoon o.. ruil'cr 81" vhryh -" -av-
Hamilton OWED hun tor wage. H., bad
a f..u.N" and be-. Il cartridge
When ~, EN- INTO ~" sfabi'. amt uad..
~ demand Hamilton. NrIsr-u saws
hi' hi'n - ~. JAZZ and nla,+'-i h,- eye,
Mol ar.u fired iuIi shots - Hamilton
from H drziau"" e about ten '""'
Ih- first bullet went through re- -'t.,.y-
{ Hpmil'uI'- coat. III" SECOND started
fur ui- i..f' br"l-' h'.t ~ q thIch uu'.,buok
u l- v...' ppcA"' and diI u" dlnnE- NJ"
third vent 'r-uugh hi- nat and The fourth
'hr.rga tho tai - hi- coat NcIarsn
got -up-rstiiiuu- abort 'hl' time and
f-I vItu Hamilton and several stable
hands after him
The ho-'i-r ran through 'si'h street
g. 81 Nicholas sy.nu" On the wEv ~"
reloaded hi- revolver and fred thr..'. more
shots IN" ~ thee. hit MsG k"pp"I 4
$50 Hal.ey street. Brooklyn. VIII" chtnr..i
10 H.. ,as-ing infict'ng = f".h wound
~ ~. high which was not serious
Another ps-serby caught McIIrru and
,li-sr rned MN and turned him over - =
policeman He was locked 49, kcpp.I
Na- taken To the Washington iI-ight-
Hospital Ia hav. the bullet removed
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kILLED ~ HER BNTHTIB.
Mr.. %. q Dyer Of 80 Louis slips aud
Fractures tier Nerk.

~ IoUIs oct ,? Mrs ErLei Ray
mnnd DYER aged IS wife II Major u
Chouirau Dyer Of the Missouri National
Guard and randiiat" for el~'tion to the
Circuit bench On The Democratic ticket.
shipped Whil. entering a hafhtub al her
home. - Lemon place. ard fractured h-I
neck this murning SHE diHd almost N
-tunttY
Mrs Dyer entered the bathroom a. :
u'clu"k aud few minutes later Major
Dyer. Who was IN sn adjoining room. heard
her fail When he reached IN. room his
~ lie WAS dying Dr q " Moore AMI Dr
sanders were summoned by 'sl.phnn"
bui h"fur- they arrived Mra Dyer had
been dead several minutes
Mrs Dyer was IN" daughter ~ Iharles
D. Raymond u Cambridge Mass. pr'..i-
dent Of the charles River National Bank
and III" Cambridge Strset Railway Com
paDy They were married On june -
1897, In cambridge The Dysrs had ~"
children. all but one ~ whom are living
ior and Mira Dyer attended the
'h'atre on Friday might and arose AZ W
A " for breakfast Mrs Over was In
'he best of health
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COWWISSIOvER ROW. N JiIL.
Federal Onicial Of I.OOE service Arrested
for Dlsobeying Courts OT'lsr

Init.d States Commissioner linsly
Rowe OF Jersey CITY wH> arrested N~-t"f-
day at his otfcs ia the Lincoln Trust
Building. ~ Montgomery street. that
city. on a bench warrant is-u"h nv Judge
Rslls'ab following an indictment Tor
cmbeLylcmsnt found last "Wednesday Nv
the Federal Grand jury a. Trenton.
The warrant Was eNecutesi Nv Deputy
Marshal Louis q Beekman. who NhN
long served pa p-r- iS,n"i Nv IN" Con
missioner rhev ar" good friends and
IL WIS the hardest Job B"-kman ever
Tackled when ne produced IN" warrant
and explained that he would b" obliged
~ DO hs duty Row" collapsed n"
was unable to find a boud-mnu and Ma
taken TO the Hudson county JAN II Wa
sid ~ tho jail lat night nat NJ" Com
missioner was assignee - c''it bat
i allowed the run ~ 'prud'r ~"
houd-m,n Ape, rod un -, l,'.' hour ,ri
tic lir ufral> I'D ~, u"u"," Row"
Wnuld - n'ic 10 g-r hl- .t.rt' u"'rr~
tp-UuTroW
NJ Rove trurIti.~ wfi'l ''i- f"d"r ~
officials were made puI,1r 80, ,.rll months
ago. when - was announced Ihut b." mad
! l..."u asked ~ surr.ndsi ~ ~ ash bal
d"pu-i;ad with him f"r i'"r'" B'' S"r.
u telegraph operation "h' 80 are ''I
~ , rad M Mtrrtn hu'.'' -hpp quota
ti"u d,-r"n.rnE h:aigul''"r- 10 i'rs''
civ E..rt-i Was suhS'' TI"r'|. ~
onerat..d br the E"'l"rsI o. INV
and leo M1vs'. ms nuuds man. ut.i. e
demand fur rhe money Ind di'u' ~ %
Then b.. phtaru-d = CONN., nr,i"f d0'-.f'u-
Rowe To turn the cash over Row" r''
SISTED ia saving 'hu' b" ,uIld -at'-i.'.
torily explain ..v"tvirrng - me rr"I''
time and insisted rhnt 'r" '''u- ."'"n
had been perfectly r"R'rls'
Newt tn C,rn'ni..iur"r Sh.''i- II New
Work. Row T. 10. -"r..r. nlf." '..'r.
missioner ~ ia" -"ryIr" ~" los ser %!
T'r.I. Sn-u continuously fur 'htriy S.'rr-.
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mr. r>Hr> rO IHF WINS.
last wIsh ~ WIs- IgirsIHs. Who ~sii she
Nas ~ >osoWnIr,. Nrcr,ir,iTo

SpRINGfIfIp Mas Oc' . The h-t
wish of Miss Lea lgl.-iH~. WHO ,llim"i
20 b. wI'nou' Z country AMI 49, dI"t
- south Nsn"h"-'"~. ,onn iI-' S"'.N
vas rlrritd uut to-day when her ash--
were scattered - the fou- winds & !
Rnad-'rand. ~ undertake.. vent 20 ~"
Springfield Cemetery this morning aud
took from the vault - cui glass am con
tainInR -" ashs-- u Nia- Igl.-Ids ~"
dro,. 80 'he NorthsuI Bridge. und"r
which hpWs IN" IonnectIcrI' River. and
standing about ~ ~" cent?" - the -tf 10
,ira removed NJ. I'D u ~" urn and Al.
lowed the winds 10 sweep away - con
tents
Ms, Igle-'as was born on th- high
seas Abou' ten wears ago -hs pracr' sod
m.nta' h"alIng ~ tins ci'y. put Recently
mad Offices ~ Hartford aud Manchester
Conn She was hou--keeper for Edward
= Young for several years. and when
Mr. Young dI"d he remembered her In
m. will lie" friends ssy that she Na-
called the woman 81 mystery. ~ com
para,ivslV i''l. wAs known ~ hsr past
life
Her father was a Captain IN III" spanish
navy and abDu' -iyty year- ago met and
married the woman who b"came IN"
mother - Mis- Igl"sias The mother
desired that the child he born ~ Japan.
while the father hou"d that IN" birth
might take place under the spanish flag
When m. On I'D whz born On h" high seas
an arrangement Developed bet ween the
parents. making breach which was never
hea led acrOVdtrS 70 q abatement MAJ" nv
Miae Igleria- ~ hoy d"1thb"d
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p,rRnh D. DOIN hUIFD.
FORMER Irsd-r OT the Miner. ~ PIitsburx
Loses IIIs IIfr

Pirt-sUEG. Pa DOT - NurI.. Try ing
~ board a tram for his nom" IN a suburb
her" tonight. Patrick J. Dolan. "S-pr"-i-
ient 4 ~. PrtsburE district Unrei
Mre Wurksr- & America. fell Iud"r
TN" wheels and was Erourd 'o piece.
Dolan. who was 81 years Did. ives Tor
tau y"nr- the bead 20 the Pi't-burR miners
and vas n" man whp really held he
miners = America together by h'- nan
ding e Pr'-burs district ihairs
In 1897 Dulan gained nationa fame
through his fight N the great strike. which
hinged IN the Pitsburg DISTRICT He
forced settlement ~ = special "onv"n-
tIpn a. Columbus thereby sav wing the union.
whirh then numher-d bit IS mo miners
IN all AMERICA. from annihilnti"n S'nce
then 10" miners organization has grown
e. numleE 25O.OOD
Dolan ono" ran against John Mitchell
for president 81 the United Mine Workers
81 America hu' was b~at"n Three years
ago Mitchell lent arsistanC" To move
witch resulted ~ Dolan being dsposed
81 mo head ~ the miners union here
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MISr rIIE PHONE RATES NOu
ruhlIr service COn'misstoH Gives Its First
Orders 90 Telephone Companies.

The Public Service Commission, Second
District IN who's" jurisdiction are the
telephone and telegraph companies -
'h- State. has directed the New Iork
I.lephon. company 10 file schedule
showing III" number u paw stations IN
N-w Nors city and the gros- earnings
received from them:
THIS - ii. first tim. that ihe Public
~..TN 49,. I commission has -Nert-d the power
given - under the new law with respect
20 telephone hn~~ in this city The 'eis-
uhuns companys statement must -hoW
hv districts a. adopted bv the company
and Nv the classification ls shown m IT.
=, hs,ule 90 tariffs fled with the commits
sInn ~" number - raw stations and
automatic pav stations aud the approx
mat" uuml"r Of Zach typ" IN each dis
'rI'i. the different Classes Of locations In
winch pay stations are now established
and the reiaiiV. number IA each class
The commission also mas ordered every
telephone corporation under - JurIsdic-
ton 20 h.. with IN. oommIs-iOn on ct
before November ~ schedules showing
hv -N,hange- what suhscri beers n any
are receiving teiephun. servic- ~ rates
other than The standard rai"- ~ fur".. lot
contracting tor new business
An"thrr order requires that all '..l--
I,huu" corporations under the JIt -dIrtt,U
u the commission tile On ~ before ~"
.s'ul.r - sch.dIl. showing an faf.s
"f every KIND charged bV ih. company lot
s-r,lc.. over IT, n~n lines 81 ~ comment uu
~ "a p'h.t hu.-
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rOST O> rO,>T W HTi/U
: HlInsIrr,I oG the NaiIN'~ Passenger ar"i
Crey IVrowned Strurk u Hrrf

RIO 10 JASTyNo. O'r p IN" k'''I..t
steamship Naily has is.su wr.".t'.i Pc r
,he lighthouse at Arr,z,l'S N P.r..
Som. ~ the passengers and -ai'or> have
been r,-sc,Ied bu' " - r''li' v~i wa
nearly a hundr",i perr-nns w"r" d'""n''t
The wallv pIr.d h"'w"~n English tnu
South American ports late v"~'"rd''
according - Information received her"
her steering geIr WAS rendered u-'''''s-
an the height - gate th1' had t''"n
sweeping thi- roast for two dtSs
Inahl. ~ bring the steamer he'd un
INTO th,. Wind the cip'Iin ordered ~" ili''-
boats lowered Before ~" comm n"
could Ba carried uut by The ere" i'".
Wauv strrIcI, submerged r.'f with
terrific force The v"@s-l -ink rlptdl"
Two or thrsa - the lhehoa'- lp"-''n'd
b.,,ra she struck folt..d IN and sever 81
of ia. crc~ and passengers manig"i T..
crash the boats Th"s" ruv"d Jp 'p ~"
Arroz1l.- hghthpri-"
Fully fftv passengers Wet" drowned.
How many ~ the cr-N I.'ri-h"h - not
known Probably forty Ur iify
Tn. Waliv and her carg" ~" . '"'i
lns. Many - ~" pls-'-n gers NJ" Ing
lish ,rade-nrn
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DTIHFISH CRIPPLES SHJP
~ri'r> ~" Propeller aud IOOsenS the
tsusI,irr nm.

ST,rTI.F Wash Ort ?? The haIbui
fishing steamer Chicago put ~ here to-
,lay with ~" rId,l"r and propeller shaft
my l""s"u'.d a. = result Of AN encounter
with dpviliiSa IN" creatures ten
tar!.- were eighteen feet long and these.
s.i2eI IA" stern q the vessel as she was
moving and b.cim. badFv entangled In
the propeller. III" engine had 20 be
reversed - diseuIanRi- the prop.'lls-. but
IA" strain vas 80 great that the r-Idher
PIT an IN" shoe of the keel was loos"ncd
and after that every time the wheel was
uu' over m" strain on the lose rlIdder
SET ia" ship vibrating 50 violently that
even ~" compass was pvt on Of com
mission
The steamer went into dry dock a.
once The end Of one Of the d"vilf-h's
t"ntaClrs VAS found still adherng 10 the
shoe ~ the keel when the men started ~
repair IA" damage.
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ROIGHT EN- ron MRS. STtRR.


81 LOUIS. Oct. % Dispositions hv
Mrs Christina Burk aud Miss Ruby Moore
ard other shlesw omen filed here TODAY
n Judge Mu-nchs court, where the suit
u the Iichteust.in Millinery Company ~
New York against Samuel A. Thompson
Tor 81 O3o for wotnsn's wearing apparel
hnught hy him IL pending. reveal that the
oluthlng Vas for the Ise u Mrs. VI Starr
e 24S West Fifty Htth street New York
This was -ubseuusut to Thompson >
maria &c nd PRIOR to hls divorce
Thompson il president u the william
n thompson Investment Company aud
son of the lat" william H. Thompson,
president % the National Bank of Com
m"UCe In his wife's suit for divorce
she said he drew IA salary Of $50 .OO0 year
The only charge against him was he-
-er'ion There was no mention of Mrs
Starr or ~ purchases made by Thompson
for her la the divorce suit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
PINO arms WOI DFD.
Odd Nnte.IIectIon ''rInlr In IlaN ana
MaNhr shot Wa NranI for nINa

NF''tf ~ 'ss .HIfsL 20 ~ >tN
HNvASN OF >? G"n Guerra com
rnlnh"- "a "h,"f - tho Cuban army,
~hl" driving frnm The ,l.I"a at 10 - clock
tonight "a an amLulanrc was shot ~
Va" high hy "a national r.ohC"rnan IN"
G"n"ral rrissi to stand M. VI f"I from IN"
nrnh''lnrc~. hr7iising hs snnuld"r and
elbow
pohrenI1n who WA standing Nv
rish'sI ~ aud r"cc.ycd iullr' thrpugh
~" chest After this tho wouid.h" asSla-
Sr hr'-l twn mnrn shots 40 Gen GIcrra
and thcu nNd into N" Fuarzn hnrra"ks
whrro hc VAS "np'uret
~ cnlibr" bullet from Smith \
N"ss0n revolver was EXTRACTED from con
uucrra's leg "" il resting olsv
Tho prisoner ,lenI-S TN. shoo'InC bIf
when arrested ne still had nov r"voIvsr.
with fonr ~ 's charrlers dls. Narr.d ir
his hard
Cen. Gusrra Snys he lu-- not know who
shot him one version of the affair -
that the SHOOTER mi-iook Cen. GTi.Tr, for
Chief Of Police Rivs Another IL that tho
shooting ~ the outcome 81 a political
plot ~ r~nova Gen Guerr5. h.forv he
"lortiOns
President Gomez this afternoon mp
pointed Chief ~ polio" Riva -p',. lal
commissioner 10 visit the Ini's,i N'1'"S
for N" purpo-" of studying police
methods. The opposition declares that
the appointment was made bccaus" Riva
dec Jared he would -" the police ~ CONT
pei honest elections
The elections will h" h"lh - N"v"n-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
rhInk. Mrs y. =. Hsiny- Needs W ,II-
mOoy

Charles A Hend-Vson. formerly IN.
husband - Bernics Golden Henderson
the actress. who 10 now Mr. I Augustus
Heinye. got an order from Supr"fn" Court
Justice Mccall ye,terday directing his
former = ife 70 show cause b"for. Supr.m.
Court Justice Bischon 'p-morroS shy
her deores % divorce should not b.
amended - as 20 cut ~ tb" ttOO n month
alimony he has been paying her since
1874 Mr. Henderson also asks that IN.
decree be modified 10 give Inn custody
~ his daughter. kAtherin" Henderson,.
S years old. part ~ N" tim"