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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-05-05
Announcements



hereby announce my candidacy
Tor the House OF Delegates from
kanawha County, subject to the Re-
publican primary.
In doing SO, | d>5claim utilization
with, or allegiance 70, any SoIcallcd
political ring or faction, except the
regular Republican party as a whole,
and ] stand for carrying out Of the
Republican platform, State and Ma
LiOnal.
have perfect confidence in our
entire county committee, and feel as
sured that every vote cast for me
will be fairly counted and announced.
If [ should not be declared nominate
ed | will know that MY friends prefer
some one else more suitable to rep
resent them, and will not cry fraud,
and assist the democrats, but will do
all | can to secure the election Of
those Republicans Nno should be
nominated
AZ u J. w. DAWSON.
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WOOD.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Howard. Airs
Ricl'ard Tyler, Mrs. 0. r. Wilker.
son, and MiSsse Maggie and beatrice
Wl]kerson, Of Montgomery. were Wis
lting Mrs. J. y. Guthrie Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Naomi Gamma
dy, OF Crown Hill, were visiting their
sister, Mrs. S. II. Clark Saturday and
sunday, and left Monday for Allan
tic City, y. j., where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. J. y. Guthrie vas taken to
the Sheltcring Arms Hospital Sun
Gay to undergo an operation, after
being SICK for several weeks.
S. II. Clark made a business trip
to Binton Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Watson aud brother L.
roy and Everett, Watson. Of Mont
gomery. were the Sunday gusts Of
their sister, Mrs s. n. Clark.
s. H. Clark, Mrs. VIM. Wicks and
daughter Shelvia attended the twen-
ty-hfth anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Mckinney, Of Montgomery.
Saturday.
VIM. Wicbs attended services at
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GRAFToN.

Joe MCGEE, of Salem, was in the
city Friday visiting his friend, Miss
Susie Marten.
Saturday to preach the annual ser
mon Sunday May, for the True Re-
former Lodge.
Mrs. Mary A. Chloes sister, Miss
Bertha Dickerson. is here on an ex-
tended visit from Morgantown.
Miss Cora Jackson, Of Clarksburg,
attended the ball game Saturday
and was the guest Of Miss Ada Stout.
Miss Julia Diel1erson, of Morgan
town. arrived, in the city Sunday and
will be the guest of her sister, Mrs
Mary A. Chloe.
Mrs. Ella Hall, of Elkins, is the
house guest of Mrs. Allie Sheppard.
Mrs! Allie Sheppard gave party
Tuesday evening in honor Of her
guest Mrs. Ella Hall.
Mrs. Lizzie Sheppard entertained
a number Of friends Friday night al
| her home. AT a seasonablerhour a
most delicious lunch, ices. and. fruit
| was served. Those present. were
Misses Katie. Martin. Grace Trimble
Mamie Stout, Ada Stout, Mamie Hale
Sadie Mays, Pearl Austin. Nursey
Howell, Ollie Turner. Mrs. Mandy
Oliver; Messrs. Henry Jones, Ilet
| Phlpot. Howard Craig, Geo. Turner
| G. w. Florence, Seinor>Turner, Walt
| er Howell, Millard Howell, John
| Howell, Edward Newman.
A crowd attended the game from
| Clarksburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Greene, of Clarlls-
burg, were guests Of Mrs Hattie
Beaner, Sunday.
A party will be given Monday night
for the ball boys at Mrs. Bette
Carriers residence.
Mrs. J.. A. Menifee returned Satur-
! day from the hospital at Baltimore
and is doing nicely.
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HOLDEN.

John Thomas has two children very
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left Sunday
morning for Cincinnati.
A number Of people from here at
tended the circus, in Huntington
Friday
G. Montgomery, Of Huntington, is
here visiting his mother.
Miss Katherine Johnson. Of Ber-
wind, is the house guest Of her Sis
ter, Mrs VIM. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Newell, en-
tcrtaincd at dinner yesterday, in
honor Of Miss Katherine Johnson.
Mildred Astins, Of Cora, and -. p.
Stiles were in town Sunday.
o. L. G. Smith, G. w. Watkins and
VIM. Smith, have returned.
Miss Katherine Johnson, Mrs. VIM.
Smith, and Mrs. J. D. Johnson, went
to Logan this afternoon on a bust
ness trip. -~- ...-....-
Mrs. Pearl Smith Woods, Of Ward
is expected here tomorrow to speak
on the subject Of Aid to the mission
AIRY society.
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CEDAR GROVE.

j. II. Dingess is making some i'm
Droyemcnts on his dwelling in the
way Of Dapcring and painting.
Alex Shafcr. Of London, was here
saturday the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
G. w. Ice.
Mrs. LeODa Jones has returned af-
ter months visit to Raymond City
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Jones we're Wis.
ting in Charleston last week.
Miss Esther Philips was in Char
lesion last week Visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lena BcamCr, Of Mammoth
was here Sunday.
Mrs. Lola Francis Is indisposcd
this week.
Miss Lizzie Austin is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell, OF Cal n Creek,
are guests Of Mr.. James Austin.
Mrs. Matte Grant. Of Cobbs. was
here Sunday the guest Of MIR. New
man.
Rev. d. d. Davis filed his pulpit
here Sunday and preached two able
sermons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sbafer, Of
Ward, were guests Of Mrs. Maria
Richmond Sunday.
". IT, Lacy and william Newman
Wer" in Charle@t~l Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Buster made
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BUCKHANNON.

After pleasant visit with relatives
here, Mrs. Ada Clay returned to her
home at Clarksburg, Saturday.
The Willing Workers Of Halls
Chapel A. M. e. Church, gave an
entertainment Thursday night, called
"A Trip Around the World. A
pleasant time was reported.
Mrs. Jno. Brown, and little daugh-
ter, Of Clarksburg, were here Sun
day visiting Mr.. Brown, who has en-
ployment here.
Miss Maud Davis, and Miss Adie
Mumford arc sick
The Silver Leaf Club met with
Miss Nettie Madison, Friday night.
The Mite Missionary Society met at
the A. M. e. Church Sunday after
noon, a program was rendered.
Miss Maud r. Davis entertained
at her home on Main street, Tuesday
evening. The invited guests were
the members Of the Ladies Aid. So
ciety,. other present were, Mrs. Ada
Clay, Of Clarksburg, Mrs. Jas. l..
Davis, and children, Misses Wertha
Heath. Ruth MumGord,. and Lucy
Jackson, Messrs, e. w. Jones, n. A.
Brown, and Rev. Geo. DeYoung.
Readings from James Edwin Camp
bell, and Music were the diversions
Of the evening" At a seasonab1e hour
a most delicious four-course luncheon
was served. A delightful evening
was spent by all present. -
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CHILLFCOTHE, O.

Samuel Robinson died in Column
bus, O., Saturday, and was brought
home Sunday afternoon. The fu.
neral was conducted from the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robin.
son. Mechanic ST., Tuesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock by Revs.. J. w
Carter and w. e. Walker.
Miss Jennie -Burrcli, Of Kingston
o., attended quarterly meeting at
Quinn Chapel A. M e. church.
The contract for the remodelinl
Quinn Chapel has been awarded
Williams and Kibbular Work will
begin in few days.
Mrs. Sarah Garnes. Of Mechanic
ST., spent Sunday in Frankford and
RoXabcll, O.
Rev Edward Robinson, Of Viii.
berforce, o.. filed the appointment
Of Doctor G.. S. Gee, at Quinn
was the best that has been for years
$40.15, p. e. assessment, $1,000
Pastors Salary, $2G.15.
John II. Gatliff, Jr., addressed tho
Royal League at Quinn Chape
Tuesday night.
James Lucas retu1ncd from al
cigN weeks trip to Florida las
Wednesday noon and reports a yer!
pleasant Soj0urn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Novels, o
Dayton, O., are here collecting TO
the Colored Orphan Home Of tina
city. - q"
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THOMAS

Geo. H. Daugherly, OF Elkins, was
in town Sunday.
The closing exercises Of our school
at the Baptist Church Thursday
night were highly pleasing and the
young people REFLECTED much credit
upon themselves. The graduates
were, Geo. AycOX and Thos. r.
Thompson
w. J. Thompson and Miss Jessie
Bolts returned from Virginia Tues
day and Wednesday respectively.
Hampton Cooper, Of Mention. Ohio
is the guest Of his brother, Fleming
Cooper.
The annual sermon Of the True
Rcformer was preached at the Bap-
tist Church Sunday by Rev. l.. A.
Menifer, Of Grafton. The exercises
were interesting and the closing ad-
dress by Lindsy Hill deserves special
mention. Among the out of town
people at the school closing exercises
were: Mesdams Colman, Lee Marks
and Prof. Black, Of Davis.
Mrs. Minnie Redman, who has been
q patient in the Davis hospital for
several weeks, returned home Fri
day much improved.
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FAJISA1ONT.

Miss Mary Shelton, OF McKceSport,
Pa, is the guest Of her Aunt Mrs.
VIM. Fortune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson have
moved from Jackson St, to Spencer
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jones. Of Morgan
town. arrived here Saturday, and
took charge Of The Elk's Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkes, Of Clark3-
burg, attended the Smart Set, Tues
day night.
Mrs. Anna Meade. Misses Florence
and Emma Ruffin and Corvciia
Meade and a number Of others. of
Clarksburg. attended the Smart Set
here Tuesday night.
All the nearly towns were well
represented at the opera house when
the Smart Set headed by s. II. Dud-
ley played here Tuesday night. The
play was splendid from start to
finish.
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WINIFREDE.

w. n. Shelton and J. d. Wiseman
spent Friday and Sunday in Char
lesion on business.
VIM. Tucker was d business Wis
itor to Montgomery Saturday.
e Jas. r. Randolph and A. e. Chap.
man spent a few days at Raymond
City last week.
II. McPhail, Of Cabin Creek, spen;
Saturday and Sunday here with
friends.
Mrs. +. Smoot and little grand
daughter Ida and E. Shelton and
sister spent Saturday in Charlestor
at the Sells & Forepaugh- Circus. Il
VIM. Brown had his finger severe
ly mashed while at works in the
mines last week.
Misses Virginia and ella Smith
were in Montgomery shopping the
latter part Of the week.
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--et-f-
HINTON.

On last Tuesday afternoon the
CRIME reaper death came into the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ander-
son and claimed as his own their
beloved and only daughter Zelda.
Miss Andefsen& came home in
January from Howard University
where she had been attending school
the past three ternfsr' mo one Of her
many friends ever dreamed when she
came home complaining of a cold
that she would never get WELL DR..
C. II. Payne, Jr., was called in to
treat her, and although he wrought
herOicly, and did every Imaginable
thing in his power, she grew weaker
and weaker until the end came. She
was a good christian young woman
scattering sunshine where ever she
went, and as the end drew near, she
said every thing before her was
beautiful and she was only waiting
on Christ. Her life was a beautiful
life, her death Fearless death. The
high esteem in which she was held
was shown by the many costly floral
tokens which were sent by different
friends and schoolmates. A great
number of letters and kilograms Of
sympathy were sent her parents from
many different cities where she had
warm friends; among them was one
from the faculty Of Howard Univer-
sity, from the members Of her class
nineteen hundred and eleven, and
table from her. matron and many
others. The class also sent beauti-
full floral tribute. Another handsome
floral design was the one given by
the "Mcrry Makers Club"
Miss Anderson was cherished
member Of the Independent order Of
st. Luke, having been brought up in.
the juvinilc department Of this order
The funeral and burial services were
conducted by Morning Star Council
No. ITS OF which she was member.
The council appointed Lizzie Muse,
NJ. S. Booth and A. p. Straughter to
draw up the resolutions, they presen-
ted as follows: linton, w. Virginia,
April %, 1910.
TO the Morning Star Council, No.
lis, Ind, Order OF ST. Luke: We
your committee on resolutions beg
leave to submit the following:
Whereas, it has been the pleasure
Of the Great Creator to call FROM
mortal to immortality our beloved
sister and friend Zelda Anderson;
and, W IL
Whereas, her life was Of sunshine,
cheerfulncSs, and good will for every
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sympathy to her Borrowing parents
and brothers in this their hour Of
sadness and distress, kpswing they
VIII miss her clinging love and true
devotion.
3. That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the Advocate for publicat-
ion, thata copy be made a permanent
part Of the records Of our council,
mat copy be sent to the Merry
Makers Club" of which the deceased
was an esteemed and cherished men,
Der, Committee: A. P. Straughter,
l.. NJ. Muse, NJ. S. Booth.
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PAGE.

Rev. Fu1tz, OF Gtatto, preached
here Sunday two able instructive
sermons.
Mrs. Mary Fultz, has returned
from Hinton where she was sent as
delegate to the Sunday School con-
vention and reports a fine trip and
q successful meeting.
Mrs. Jane Crow was called to
Caperton last week to attend the
funeral Of her mother.
Miss Beatrice Caul left Saturday
for Slab Fork to attend the annual
sermon Of the order of St. Lules.
Miss Bette Benton was called to
Va, on business. She will be gone
six weeks.
S. Marshall has returned from Ohio.
where he has been week. visiting
his parents.
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Let Your Money Work For You
Pythian Mutual
investment Association. .. >--.
L. 0. WILSON, PRESIDENT Weston, w. Va

the First Baptist church of. Mont.
gomery Sunday.
bernon, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William White, is able r. ho
oat again after several weeks i'll
'ohn Guthrie, of Huntington, is
mere visiting his brother, j. IL. Guth-
RE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jones are Wis.,
ting friends on Piney this week.
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CONGRESS Oh MOTHERS !,

Rockford, ILL.,, May 4.--Delegates
and many visitors from all sections
Of the State are in attendance on the
eleventh annual meeting of the I'LL
hois Congress Of Mothers which be-
gan here today and will continue
over tomorrow The program calls
for the discussion Of numerous sub
Jects dealing with the physical men
tai and moral welfare Of the child
by a number Of we'll known men and
MOmenN - - -.
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Mrs. Clarence Lee was initiated in

Mrs. Clarence Lee was initiated in
to the Mysteries of the Household Of
Ruth on last meeting night -.
Theodore Rolls Of Wheeling, is the
guest Of relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Gordon has been. the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Washington.
f. H. Jackson was indisposed a
lew days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Moore left
Thursday to spend the summer at Mt
Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Jones have
gone to Housekeeping on 4th street.
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ROYAL LIGHTERS on SALE

London. May Am autograph
sale Of extraordinary interest, ton[
sisting'of manuscripts and letters or
kings and/dueens and other famous
persons, was begun at SothebT's to-
day. Some Of the most notable items
TO go under the hammer are auto
graph letters Of Catherine de Medici,
Charles t,| Prince Charles Edward
''the Young Protonter," King Philip
OF CASTLE. Queen Elizabeth and the
unfortunate Mary Queen Of Scots. :.
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ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE

MRS. Nellie Vanhook is visiting her
parents at Sewell this week.
MI. and Mrs. W.-M. Jackson are
the proud parents Of fine baby girl
Mr.. Rawlin is visiting friends at
SLAB Fork and Bluefield this week.
Mrs George Lewis is quite i'll at
this writing.
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Charleston Dlstric
TO THE SUNDAY
SCHOOL TEACHERS

The Sunday School Teachers Grad
cd Union will meet in the Darlor OF
the First Presbyterian church. on
Thursday at 2 p. III. -------------, -
All teachers who feel a need OF
help in their teaching, and those
who feel that they can give help arc
urged to Attond this nneetinpA - \ -
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HARPER,S FERRY

,Storer College won her 4th game
or baseball when she shut cut Front
Royal Va, Friday April IS. at a score
OF three to nothing. The game was
very interesting, several difficult
plays being made, Tomlinson, Storers
pitcher was in good form, having
- men struck out, to his credit and
one short hit.
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L iOnt Royal U.
An illustrated lecture upon. JaEan-
csc customs, manners and religion
was given in Anthony Hall Thursday
April IS, by K. Sakatsume, a native
Japanese, which was enjoyed by all
present.
Rev. n. G.. Bracket and wife re-
turned from Washington Monday
where the former has been UNDER
going treatment.
Prof. Mcdonald will y deliver a
series OF talks to the history classes
upon Roman history, this week
The Classes Of Storer College have
Seclected The members TO represent
their commencement and honorary
parts have been assigned. The
speakers Of the graduating class are
Misses Allen, Whimbs, Parker, Brun-
age, Freeman, Douglas, and Green
and Mcssers, TOmlinson and Lewis.
The Junior class representatives are
as follows, Misses Bcasly, Phillips.
WHITAKER Jones, Smith, and Hunt
and MeSserS Morris. Wheaton, Scott.
King, Meyers and Van Leestcn.
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

The Ladies Aid Society net Thurs
day with Mrs. r. S. Walkers. .'..
Mrs. E. s. Burk is able to be out.
Miss Annie Walker left Monday
Tor Salt Sulphur Springs, where she
expects to remain for the summer.
Emmett Burk left Saturday for
Leurich.
Mrs. Fanny Tuck went to Wash
lnSton, Monday.
Dossie Pack left Monday for
Princeton.
James Burk is not able to be out.
Rev. 0. T. Harris preached a good
sermon Sunday at the Baptist church
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TTrE ADVOCATE.

a flying trip to Mucklow Monday
II -W.-Anders0n- and family we're
in Charleston Monday.
Serena Martin was visiting at
Hansford Monday
Miss Janette Powell. of Hansford,
was down Sunday the guest OF Mrs.
Jennie Beaver. -N
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@.@&
For the State Senate.

! hereby formally ana publicly an
nounce my candidacy for the office
Of senator from the Eighth Senator
ial District Of West Virginia. subject
to the Republican primary election OF
kanaWha county, and the Senatorial
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convention OF said district. -
GRANT P. HALF.


For State Senate, Eighth District,
TO the Republican Voters of the 9Th
Senatorial District: ....
| hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the State Senate, subject to
the DECISION Of the Republican voters
Oh the Eighth Senatorial District,
composed Of the counties of Boone,
kanawha and Logan: If nominated
and elected. and matters come before
that body in which the interest of the
several political parties would lie IN
volved, it would be my purpose to cast
my vote with the party which I rep
resent, but where the matter. is bfin-
terest to the public in general I''hope
to be large enough to be governor by
the public's sentiment first above per
sonal or political interest AS ito
United States Senator, my, preference
is for the reelection Of Senator Nathan
Bay Scott. I believe that Mr. Scott has
been an earnest, faithful. devoted and
e1fectual worker for the best interests
OF his state and of his constituents.
and is eminently deserving of re-elec-
ton. / will heartily appreciate the
support OF my fellow Republicans
throughout the district .r f,.,,:
Respectfully, -, -,
AuIn r\r|1r>
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FoF COuHty commissioner. !.
Editor Mail: -. - &ENR
Please announce that am aacai1-
fidatc for the Office Of County Com
missioner Of Kanawha county, sub
1ect to the action Of the .Republican
primary election to be held May -21,
1910. IL l am nominated and elect
ed, will be in favor Of better roads,
and 1or their Improvement and main
tenancc along the most improved.
modern plans. | will vote agafYfst
the licensing or sal" OF liquors ifs the
districts of PoCa, Union, Washington.
JeterSon, IOudOn, ELK and Big: San
dy. In Cabin Creek and Maiden dis
trfcts, where licenses have hereto
tore been granted, l Will be governed
entirely by the sentiment Of the ma
Jor1ty Of the people. In the city OF
Charleston, where the question Of
licensing the saloon is first passed
upon by the council, shall abide at
all times by the action Of that body.
am also in favor Of All Cc6n6ni-
cal administration of our county uf-
fairs, and if elected | will endtay{,r
to give to the business affairs of the
county the same close, careful and
economical attention aud c0psjdcra-
ton that ! would to my own private
business. l respectfully solicit the
support Of my friends.
J. A. JARRETT.
Charleston District '.E.
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Are You Working for Money?
Or is Your Money Working for Yo,R


will bewo
You YourM
organized
aboi
the
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10th pA up" 0n h"me
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For County Commissioner

--DR ID, ,DIE1h
charleston, w. Va, April 5, 1910
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-17
DOMINICA Was
Matinee STAR
High Tribunal Calls Legal
Lights from Police
Court.

Domingo Kopienkina, a Russian
damscl OF tender years, but holding
the long distance conversational rec
ord against all Corners. was the lone
and particular star at Judge Lymer's
session this morning.
1t is true that there were seven.
teen other characters in the cast that
greeted the regular habitutcs of Il
Honolulu police court, but Domingo
certainly held down the boards
through sheer force of possessing a
tongue that simply wouldn't become
quiesccnt, despite chance Interrupt
ton from the distri magistrate.
The case of the Russian girl, charged
with having barred her good right
arm and laid violent hands upon a
ccuntrywoman, was the only one
! that re eiycd "A final disposal in the
/ lower court.
The courtroom was thronged with
attorneys, representing an assorted
clientage charged with Il yarlegatcd
list of offenscs against the law. but
owing to session of the Supreme
Court that required the presence of
Judge Lymer, as well as number
Of legal lights, the several cases
were postponed to dates ranging
through the greater part of the fol-
| lowing week.
The young lady from the Steepes
! Of GihnFIa ui tnI H., tnlgn Tho
stand and give the court valid rca-
; son for the exercise of brute force
4 instead Of moral suasion in her deal.
/ ings with several other Russian wo.
men at the lwilei camp.
This was signal for Domingo to
, open up the food gates of pent'
/ mp wrath. Once in the witness box,
lie combined efforts of an austerc
prosecuting attorney. the suavity of
the presiding judge and the inter-
polatlons coming from the mild man
nered young man who acted as In
terpreter. failed to place the soft
pedal upon the conversation mill that
, Domingo had set in motion,
After some time, In which anxious
CLAN es were cast at the hands of a
clock that approached perilously near
the hour of ten, Fred Weed, the
bailiffs and other court attaches sue
cceded in stemmlng the tide of har-
rangue and Judge Lymer was able
to get In few words that would
| pnrrv nut thn iIpn that Dnminpa had
drawn fine of one dollar and costs,
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WANTS
WANTED.

salcslady for dry goods department
of general store. Address, Box a.
this Office. 4777-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-17
FOUND NORTH POLE
IN THE YEAR 1860

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct. A.
Navy Department officials have I'M
carthed an old history in which the
claim is made that the north pole
was discovered in 1860 by Nicholas
de Lima, a friar of oxford.
Although his leave of absence ex-
pired yesterday, Captain Robert +.
Peary, the arctic explorer, did not
report today for duty. 1t has not
been decided to what work Captain
Peary will be assigned Peary has
been on leave of absence for ten
years under tacit understanding that
he was to devote his time to arctic
exploration.
As he has not applied for further
extension, It is assumed at the navy
department he Is ready to return to
active duty. lie was recently pro-
Noted to the rank of captain,