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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
The Albanian Revolt.

Oonstantinople, via Phllippooolls,
April 27.--The government Is today
Fastening the mobilization OF GO, 600
troops to. be rushed to Albania to tup
press the rebellion that has thus Tar
gone scainst the 80, soldiers now
Ia the hsld.
There wers rumors to-day that Abdul
Himid Ia Vitt m OF Gpcp'exy in his
Sslorika prison and that bis condition Is
eeritu'.
London, April 27.-A Reuter- dis
patch today says that the Aloanlans
twice repulsed the Turkish troops when
the la r tried to captare Rachsnik
Pass. The capture by the rebels OF
Prishtina and Prisrend, tFo of the most
important cities in AIbsDis, Ia imminent.
salonika, April 27.-Fi7e hundred
Albsnians,. mostlyswomen and childfen,
we're killed in Turkish bombardment Of
Godsntz. according to dispatches from
Gordautz today. The town wss pratt :
caIIy destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

re- solution by Mr. Brill ap1rop.iating
$50 to furnish and set curb on Alfel street,
between Q1een aud Pr ncsss streets, was re.
ferred 10 the Committee on streets
A petition from the W., A. NJ. Vernon
Railway Company requesting that IAN act
requiring electric sire cars and electric
trains in the city of Alexsndra, Va, to be
provided with tenders or d providing q pen.
slty TO- the violation approved November q,
1897" be am ended aud rsenactad ID conform
10 an order of the Interstate Commerce Cam-
mission for the regulation operation and equip
meut of street railway carS in the ID strict Of
Colnmbiawas referred to the Joint Committee
on General Laws eni Street.
4 petition from the Board Of Stewards of
the Al. F. Church South for gas lamp in
front Of the Young Peoples building, ives
referred 10 the Committee oa Light
4 petition for IN electric arc light at the
corner Of Royal and Duke st eets, signed by
seventy ci!iz ms and property owners was re-.
fer' ed to the Committee on Light.
A resolution by Mr.. Marshall appropriating
$500 for new floor in The Eel,ante engine
house, was referred to the joint Comm t.ee on
Public Property and Finance.
An ordinance 10 establish the curb grades
on Washington street, from Wyths street to
the intersection Of the Alexandria and Wash
ington turnpike nd On the Alexandria and
Washington turnpike to the Corporation line,
was rtcomm :nded by the COMMITTEES on
Streets and Rad the second and til ri times
and passed-ayes IL, noes (Mr. Marshalll.
An act to appropriate part of the city
revenue for the fiscal year ending May 81,
1911, was referred to the Committee on F i,
rance.
An ordinance for imposing and collecting
licenses within The city CT Alexandria for the
fiscal yesr commencing June /, 1910, and
ending May 81, 1911, was referred TO the
COMMITTEES on Finance
An ordinance for imposing and collecting
tsxes on persons, property, income, ETC.,
within tie city tf AL xaudria for the yea.
commencing June /. 1910. and ending May
81, 1911. was referred 10 the Committee or
Finance.
A resolution appropristing 81. eco for gram
olithic sidewalks around the City Hall. WAS
received from TIE Board Of Aldermen and
their action coucurrei in.
The boa d then adjourned.
HUBERT SNOWDEN, President.
Teste: DANIEL 2. STANsBURY, Clerk G. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
Mr., Roosevelt In Paris.

Paris, April 27.-Flench soldiers
fought, caunors we're wheeled int, acton
and q regiment OF das!iag cuirassiers
charged agsinst the smoking batteries
today-nll in honor OF former Presideu
Roosevelt. Ia the way of thrills /!
almost equalied the real thing, and a.
the battle ended with the charge OF the
clirassiers Mr.. Roosevelt rose in his
saddle and cheered.
This afternoon Roosevelt. went to Yer.
sailles. Tonight be will probably see
"ChsDtecler." ~ Versailles Roosevelt
met the Grown Prince of SerVis, who is
sight seeing in France With a party oil
friends. A btiet visit wss made at The
Grand Palais, where the national salou
is pow being held. Roosevelt !uuehed
at the mbassy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
From Washington.
Washington, April 81

The determination of the Premier OF
Quebec to sdhero to the policy OF rr1-
vst ting the exporistiou Of pulp wood
from lbe grosn lands WAS officially re.
ported t, lhe Stat, Department today 10
a dispatch from Corsul General Foster
IT O!iswa Hs was informed h7 Premier
Lsuritr ihst the premier OF Q 'ebec hsd
declined to modify bis policy.
Washington hiss added nearly 5000
to its population in the last ten yesra,
according to e,t;na!ts Of Genius expert.
Who are completing the enumeration Of
the District. The utlros will be con-
pleted by Friday, and it is expected tina,
Washington will show population OF
nearly $4,000.
Toe House committee on ways ard
means today ordered favorable report
on the bill licensing custom hluH
brokers.
A vote vas to have been taken in the
campaign fund publicity bill By TIT
Ssnste committee on privileges and cleo.
tious tut t vas postponed until Friday.
II d.u.t very much" SENATOR Roo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

THAT 9l2, 70l p:rsors, Searly ONT
third of the entire pc )ula!iop OF The state
oil Massaci u,e,ts, are beueticlarles OF
charitable corporations Is one of the mott
striking forces brcught out ip the anppa'
r,po., ju t published by the s:ste boa'a
of charity for 1910. OF tue number
III, 672 we're aided free, the remaining
742 029 paying in whole or In part Tor
the service rendered. 10 addition to the
sndi;ijnal bene6ciaries are 2,4SG iami-
lies. These figures are derived from the
re.u.ns of SIG OF the 5S3 OF such corpo.
rat:ous in the stsle. Their tolal Vs!ua-
ton is reported as $50, $40. SOS and their
Disbursements 81, $40, SG3. Oh The BIC
nesrly taN, or 245 ere ljcstedin Baton.
The,1 S9 city aud town almshoases hac
10,025 inmst,s during the yesr. The
auuasl cost falI piu2sra. stat'aad to"H,
IL Massacbuaet hiss Increased from
s2,3SS,57S in 1889 to IS; 1873 in
1909, or isom 81 06 to $l.93 per cap;te.
1t is believed By msny observing peop'e
tina. pe,soas (suirlsled by good moti7s:)
coa:r;l IL toward increasing the army o
psupers by leading numbers of this class
I, suppose they are u 1abls 10 provide for
themssl7es, chen, il let a'oae, they ccu!o
emerge from the bsi!le OF life IS triuu
phautly as those who are contributing Ia
their support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

The Washington, Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company petit
toned for permission to nss pilot on
It's cars instead OF the present fender, as
required By municipal lsT. The COM
psoy SGT forth tina! The interstat, com.
mefce commission has compelled it to
use this conttivsncs, and the order be-
comes operative May Is in the District
of Columbia. l was set forth that to
u,s The p lot in the District and the
fender here you'd work hardship on
them. The petition was referred to The
| joint committee on st!tet, and general
lsHs.
A resolution rffsred by Mr.. Marshsll
| approprisliog $500 for the laying OF q
| fl DOR il tie Reliance fire engine house
was referred to the joirt committee on
pubic property aud finance.
Mr.. Uaier introduced a rssolrt on
directing the city engineer to make Ger.
tain changes in the cutters on t5e south
side of Franklin street at Its Intersection
with Columbus street. This was refer
| red to The street com mltee.
A resolution sppropriasing sl2,OO Tor
grauolilhic sidewalks around the Oily
Hall cams In from the sldermen and
/ their action was concurred 10.
Mr.. Spinks asked Whist bad become OF
a resolution referred to the committee
on light directing m investigation OF the
electric street lighting. Mr.. Btu nback
joined with Mr. Soiuks In expressing q
wish tia. the matter be thr6uyhly 10.
Sestigatsd.
Both claimed that the city was p yipg
for 1000 candle powet lights which they
said wera NIT being furnished.
Mr.. Ubler answered number of
questions about The mater, and said thst
aa exper. employed by the light COM
NIT 60 h,d sisted that 1000 candle
power enclosed Tampa were not made,
bat those pow used in this city we're
practically such lamps as the contrac!
7 called Tor.
C>unnIl then sdionypad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
KiIJei nv Euldinp BED,

New YORK, April 81 -Groaos from
the apartment occupied by Willard
Sm!ta and wife in boarding house on
west Sixth street early today ft.fset'd
the ttseutIon of other inma'ea. When
they broke down The doors and entered,
they fourd The couple doubled up In
their folding bed. Smith wa dead,
his neck being broken, and Mrs. Smith
being nearly smolherd. The bed had
closed while they were ssieep. Smith
wns wealthy wall psper manufacture
with q factory 10 Wit!rbury, Conn.
rs and Mrs. Smith arrived here two
days ago aud weut to the boarding
house, which vas their usual stopping
place while 10 this c:tg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

BEFORE big cscwd In Dover, DEL,
yesterday evening" tie Superior court
non-suiled srd thus threw oct the
Evans $50 900 damage suit. Ju1se
PepneGil declared that even though
the railroad company was negligent 10
zuauing its train through Wyoming
snch rate OF speed, as was testi.
fled to GO mil:s au htu J. and rIDgir g
no bell, yet this did not relieve tie
plsin,if from exercising proper csu!ion
and that proper caution Was to pause
and look both ways. Ooe paragraph
fthe Chief Justices ruling was:
That The deceased was on foot So sbe
approached the crossing and, therefore,
had full control OF her movements, yet
she walked fsst and continued TO do 30,
net stopping uati| shs vas st;u:k by the
engine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
Virginia News.

Governor Mann hes ism d rcqnis'-
ton on the executive Of Maryland fer
William johnson, alias Bill sJohnsop,
alias William Sssop, alias Bill Sissou,
who ia Wsnted 10 Wessmorelaud county
for grand larceny. The fugitive is nov
in jail al La Plata. He is accused or
the theft OF $3.50.
The town OF Bridgewsies, Rocking
ham ecu 'tg, is 10 peculiar pTedio.a-
mcut. With the town election ak weeks
eli, the corporation poll books are 10,
and no amount OF starching is able t,
bring tasm to ligas. john w. Jscchs,
the registrar, died since the lcat election
and no one hGs been chosen to take bis
place.
The cod Esve has rssched the shen.
andosh Valley, and yesterday i. was re-
ported at MiddletoTn, Hsrrisoutu'g sud
StAuuton. It caused n u;h damage. In
the lover valley, however, 1t is reported
that the fru t and vegetables there es~
csped the killing temperature, aud
possible hesvy loss sppears from f,st It-
ports to have bsen sVeltad.
al Grafton Hall. Fsuquier county. at
noon yesterday, Miss Eva Randolph De-
lany, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Huater Dulany, Of Grafton H,li, wss
married to Dr.. Archibald Cary Rar-
dolph, Of Baltimore, formerly OF Clarke
county. The bride Is very attractive
girl, ard hes been for seYa-sl ssNaons
fsvogite ST Grcenbrier White Sulphur
Springs. These spr!ngs were former =
owned by her fathtr and rere sold feT
moths ago. Sac is niece OF Mrs.
Robert Neville, OF Washington. Ths
pair will reside il B3it more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

CENTRE CHURCH, OF New Haven,
Cum. lone Of the oldest congregational
churches in America, abrogttsd the
Apos,les' Cred on last Sunday, 30 far
as it's confession Of fa;ti and admission
to church membership is concerned. Tie
crdiusEy la5plep, howsVer, may believe
In the virgin birth aud the communion
of saints o. not, as he phases. All that
is NECESSARY to be in good standing at
old Centre is t. promise he will lead go
far as possible Ohristlike life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
News Of the Day.

It VAS reported il Rome yesterday that
corsitt,ry would probably be held
sbost the middle OF Ju7e, when doz,n
cardinals wfu'd be created.
Prince Victor Napoleon, before mar
rying Princess Clsmeutine, daughter of
the late King Leopold, will renounce
his professions to the THRONE CT France.
The vile of Captain Pitmao Brsdlee
Strong, formerly May Yohe, YVES granted
au absolute divorce It Oregau Oity Ore,
yesterday.
His mind unbalanced by anxiety over
the illness of his wife, Herman w. Olough
q rsilrosd switchmsn, killed Der In Con-
cord, N. H., yesterday, by splitting her
head With an sxe, aud then cut his OVID
throat with a meat knife, dying i'm
mediatslY.
Earnest Make, wealthy CT on plan
ter, killed bis second man within q
month 10 Danny, La, yesterday Sd
orerseer named james Flanagan. Max
les young and extremely st ractive vile
was the cause in each case. Early 10
March ytuag John Peltor, neighbor,
was killed.
Ellery J. Laavit went to the house OF
his sweetheart, Miss Nellie Becker 10
| Residing, Ps., loaded pistol in her pres.
enca, and fred three times, resulting in
her death, yesterday. Hs then walked
| eoolly back to a rocking chair and euded
| his own life BY drinking cyanide of po-
tsssium. Leavi came 10 Reading asout
| nine years ago as an organizer for q
| fret ,rnaI society. He wss married nsn
| with two children. A yesr ago he was
| divorced. Last week he told frieud he
/ wea tired of life. Leavitt Tas about SO
years old. aud came from a well.to.do
!amIly. Hs claimed 10 have been an or
\ dained Presbyterian minister.
Senator Owen yesterday 10 reduced a
bill 10 the Senate providing for the cleo
ton of post 10 the House yes.
! te,day the entire day vas devoted t.
speeches and votes on smendmett, 10 the
administration railrosd bill. Twice by
tie vote the efor!s OF the allied ipsur-
! gents aud democrats to strike out The
commerce court feature Wss defeated. The
AIT oority of organizing the commerce
court wss removed rom the president to
the Supreme Ocu,t by the combined votes
OF the lntu'gents and democrats.
The trial OF Judgo Samuel W. Will
Inns, attorney general OF Virginia, IT,
dicled as WEIGH, W. Va, for feloDious
assault on Ju lge Joseph Sanders, OF
Blu field, formally chief j1alice OF the
Sapreme QUIT of West Virginia, vas
begun ye terday st Welch, and it is ex-
pscted to go t, the jury today. Some
months ago when Jucge WilIisms was
candidate fox the cfIice he nov holds
he appeared In court case at WEIGH,
Judge S u1ders was in the same case.
a dispute atose and Judge Sanders call
ed Ju ige Willlams liar. Ju lge Will
llama hnrled au ink,tand at Judge San
ders, itai, ting a acslp wound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
A Fa her Cut His Throat

New York, April 27-Because his sal
airy as assistant receiving teller of the
Jefferson Bank at Canal and Forsythe
streets was inadequate to support his
family and send his daughter through
Barnard and his oldest son through Cor
nell, G. W. Rose, today cut his threat
and opened arteries in both his wrists
with an ink eraser. He was found bleed
ing in the basement of the bank and died
later in an ambulance enroute 10 Cover
neur Hospital. Atthe bank it was stated
that his accounts were all right. Rose
lived in Hacken sack, n. ].
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
Huge Meteor.

Gloucester, Mass, April 2T.-Glou.
eester cit'zsps sre still soaking taday
after violent earth ttemors, which &C.
compsnied the passage to huge meteor
over tnis city last night The calsst!al
wauderer came cut of the northwest,
passed over the city sppsret ty less than
qusr;er of mila high aud plarged
into the ocean,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

Judge Grinnan IN the Chaucery Court
o. Richmond yesterday afternoon dis.
missed the rul. against Louis o. W. nl-
enburg, George o. Tenuey, and William
Pannill, charged by Attorney William
L. Royal with a conspiracy to injnre the
reputation of Mrs. Emma Schoonmaker
Tenney. The case is an outgrowth of
the proceedings for divorce now pending
in the Chancery Court between MIR. aud
Mrs. Tenney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
AeropIans Race

London, April 27-The greatest aero
plane race ever attempted is now in
progress between London aud Man
chester, 1S6 miles, with Louis Paulhan
Claud G. White sailing their 9arman bi.
planes against each other In 81 attempt
to win the Daily Mails $50, 900 prize,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

Oonsul o. S. Crowninshield at Naples
In dispatches today informed the Safe
Department officially OF the death of
Miss Eslel Reid whose b.dy was found
on the shore OF the bay. he says thst
Miss Reid was accideE tilly drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
The DERBY Races.

Newmarket, England, April 81
Neil Cow, Lord Rost b:rs's great three
year old and the favorite for The derby,
WIN the 1000 guinea stake race today.
Tie race was worth aooIt $50. 900 10
the winner, owing to the heavy entrance
and starting fees,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
The Late siornstiesne BIornson

Paris, April with kingly honors
the body of Bjoinsterne Bjo,nson, Nor.
ways foremost man of letters, who died
last night after a years illness, was re-
moved today from the Hotel Wagram to
the Protestant Chape:. The body will be
sent to Havre and there placed aboad a
vessel for shipment to Norway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
SWAN BROS
Every uEsday
is our
Remnant Day.

We offer our patrons
some of the best Remnant
values this week, we have
had to offer for some time,
you will fiod on Sale
t b urs d ay hundreds Of
new Remnants and Mill
ends besides many lots
from our regular Stock at
very special prices.
Five 81 so Invisible front lacr-
ing corse!s, aoiled, 10, 90, 81,
IS, Remnant price each ....... 81 80
Four 81. 80 American Lady CO..
se,s, soiled s'z:s 10, 30, p,
81, Remnspt pIics each. ....... So,
$50 ysrds cram c!uny isca and
insertion, $ and 103 value,
Remnant price yard. ........ Sc
Eight pieces 6 and s, EN- brtidery
beading, slightly soi!ej, ROM
uant price, yard. ................. 21c
Fins piece white lace net, one
and half ysrds vide, slightly
soiIed, rs; va!ne, Remnant
price, ysrj. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 39c
O1s piece wal;e tucked MT,
$2.5 value, Remnant price,
ytr'.......................... =. 81 49
On, $3.50 black Taff4;9 silk
dress skirt, Remnant price. ST 40
Five whit tailor md: waists, 81
value, slightly eoiled, Remnant
price. Observation-Disclosures. go
Tea dczso boys wssh hloomer
sut', excellent vs'u, for
Thursday, each .....,. ........... 40
One Sc so brown Messsuua
waist, sz, So, Rsmrar price. g 40
Remnants in Mems De-
partmeDt for Thursday.
We will close III: Thursday,
about Eve dtz n mems regu-
lar soc fancy negligee shirt.
Remnant price, eecb............ Z53
We Cffsr Thursday several dfz:n
mems REL u'sr So Hack Vat.eu
shirts With neck bands, all
s'z.s, choice Thursdsy, EACH. 35c
Te, doz n meas extra strorg
bus chsmbray sod ligh. ma
dras work shirts, collars ct
tschej, sll s:z,s Thursday,
each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 29c
vi fer u: men paToEs 1hurs-
day one Gaze regular Csc
black aud plain colCr Merce-
riz ID hose. sutj:tt to slight
iuperfectiops, palr.............. TIC
dezan white agd
faucy waah fourth hsnds,
choice II ursdav TO- each orr
for......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 25c
one case mems l5c fancy hosiery
10 seconds, ell sizss and patty :s5zz,
styles, choice TLp;sdsy pair sq
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
Wolter Sentenced 70 b, Electrocuted.

New York, April 81 --Albtrt W.
Wolter, convicted slayer OF Ru h Wheel
er, WAC sentenced by Judge Foster today
to be elec,ro,u cd in Sing S.pg in tbs
week beginning June 6.
An appeal, filed immediately by his
orneY, however, ac.s IS an sntomat c
stiy of execution aud the murderer will
n IT be elecirotu.ed for six months ct
least.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
Miners fmpfisoned

London, April 27.-Fi9e h1odred
miners are imprisoned 10 the Tyuehead
colliery through tie breskiug of the
winding engine and the copseeuar
SOU -shing of the coal hois's. 1t is
feared that some of the miners msy have
been IL iared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
Fifty years'experience of an Old Nurse

Fifty years'experience of an Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female physic.
ians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for Fifty years with never-fail.
ing success by millions of mothers for their
children. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures disrrhes, gripping in the bowels, and
wind collie. By giving health 10 the child i.
rests the mothers Twenty-Five ceuH bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27

Mrs. barry umley, wife CT the Brooklyn
right Fl lder and former manager, died in
New FORK today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
III arbert Burre,l profeI

Dr.. Herbert Burrell, professor o.
surgery at the 81 award Medical School
and senior u'geon at the Boston City
Hospital, died in Bstoh today. DR..
Butrell YVES pat president of the
American Medical Association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-27
This Rockefeller Foundation.

Washington, April 27..--Johu D.
Rockefeller is tired Of waiting for Con-
gresa to acceI his half billion dollars as
a "g,ft to the human racs'' and 1t ia ex.
pected here today thst be will tnke steps
Immediately to incorporate bis "fonnds-
,icn' under The laws OF some state. Sisrr
]. Murphy, the oil kings attorney, 1t 1t
be known that Rocsfeller was displeasad
at the delay and lack of enttu,iasm with
which his proposition was received.
Represert ives OF the proposed 'ituada.
ton" have become convinced that 1t will
oe impossible t, overcome the OH cSions
o, Sen ,t,rs Hepburn and La Toilette.
The II ID there appeara to be msjorlty
10 favor of the proposition in the Ssnl t..
i; ia pointed out that these two vigorous
OF ja;t rs could csuae 30 much delay thst
1t CT uld not pass at this session.
Btsdes, it is said they might ir ju'e
the feelings Of t1e hesd of the oil trnsi,
10 their discussion OF the matter 10 TIE
open S.nst,. Mr.. H'pburn fears that
the bill would relieve the entire R1ckc-
TELLER est t. from taxation. La Toilette
and other, ,hiok ttat the terms of the
measure are too vague and iudt 6n.ta,
being directed generally for the ''benef:
OF humanity" Word received here t.
day indicates tina! Rockefeller will wait
no longer. 1t is ''immstefial to him
whether Congress grants The charter or
not" it is said, as he sent 1t to Wash.
ington instes6 of Albany merely to lend
dignity to the proposal.
Albany. N. T., April 27.-Thst
John D. Rockefeller Is behind the Cobb
Ward bill to incorporate the economic
and general foundation" Has denied to.
day by Senator Cobb.
II don't like to spoil good story"
said Cobb, "but l am certain thu. Rookie
teller IL not interested in this bill. II
vas sent to me By Edwin T. Rice,
New York lawyer, who has client Who
wishes t, disburse about 50, SEQ, 900 Tor
char table and philauthropic palposts !"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-15
PHEASANT SEASON
OPENED THIS MORNING
GunnerS Out After Game Birds
and Big Bags are Expected,

To-day marks the opening OF the
pheasant season, aud all the gunncrs
who can possibly get away from work
arc out pcgging at the beautiful game
birds. Several mysterious cases of III.
ness developed this morning at some
homes, and n few hours later men
were seen getting out through back
gates and carrying articles that hard
ly checked up as walking sticks.
The Hawaiian pheasant is a fine
bird and happily, not yet extinct Oh
Oahu. where. for the breeding season,
II is protected by law. Unfortunately
there has been some Illicit shooting
on this island and the supply of birds
has dwindlcd a lot. However the
ardent gunners who wait III 1.-The pro.
per season is on, have been tipped
on as to the whereabouts of the birds,
and those lucky ones who got OF for
the day, will probably get big bags
The Hawaiian Gun Club Is doing
all In its power to regulate the shoot.
ing OF birds In these Islands. Tho
members of the club refrain from
shooting more than a certain number
each time they go out and often q
man gets the allotted bag early in the
morning, and then does no more shoot
ing for the rest OF the day.