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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-11
IMPORTANT CASES
STARTED IN COURT
Holt and ToWse Find Themselves
Defendants Before the
District Judge.

The case against James /. Holt for
enlightenment was called in the police
court yesterday morning and set for
ward until today when the examination
Will he held. Attorney Charles Chilling
worth appeared for him and stated to
the court that 4. &. NJ. Robertson Will
represent him in future. No action was
taken Yesterday, but it is understood
that his plea viii be not guilty.
Ed Towse, president of the Mercan-
tile Printing Company, was also pres
emit to answer to the charge of vlOIat-
ING the license laws, brought against
him by TurriH. United States District
Attorney Breckons appeared for him
and stated afterward that he believes
he can prove conclusivelv that the law
is not constitutional when applied tC
such a business as is carried on by the
company. Breckons himself is its vice
president and 50 personally interested
| ia the outcome.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-11
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
General Summary.

For the week ended January 5, 1910,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-11
LEAH CHAPTER NO. 2, O. E. s
OAHU LODGE NO TX of 7


Meets every second and fourth Saturday
evening 1T 1880 clock in Pythian Hall
corner Beretsnia and Fort streets. Visiting
brothers cordially invited to attend.
+. NJ. McGREW, G. G.
e. A. JACOBSON, K R. g.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-11
JRT CANOES NO. s11o. A o. F

COURT CANOES NO. s110, A. O.. F.
Meets every second and fourth Tues
J a day of each month at 100 p. n, in
= ~ San Antonio Hall Vineyard street
~ Visiting brothers cordially invited to
kSN CAESAR MEDEIROs, @. r.
H PEREIRA F. s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-11

OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE NO. 2,
l. 0. 0. F.
Meet severy first and third Thursday. at
1880 p. m, in Odd Fellows Hall. Visiting
Rebekshs are cordially invited to attend
SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, n g.
ALEXANDRA BATH Sec'y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-11

PRESIDENT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-11

DAMIEN COUNCIL. NO. 56s, Y. NJ. 1,
nets every second and fourth Wednesday 81
80 O'Clock 2. n in st Louls College
Alumni Hall <Dreier Halt. Union street
Visiting members are sIwars welcome
W J GALLAGHER, President
Il ? O,STLLINAN. Secretary
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-11
Entire Group 900 deg.

At the local office of the United
States Weather Bureau in Honolulu
partly cloudy weather on the first two
DAYS was followed by cloudy, with
measurable rainfall on two dates
heavy on the 5th-amounting to l.4s
inches. O.7j inch above the average for
the week. and LA inches less than dur
inc the preceding week. The maxi
mum temperature was 80 deg, NUM-
mum % deg. ond mean 7o.2 deg, oS
dec. below the normal for the week,
and o. deg. lower than last week 5.
The mean daily relative humidity
varied from 70 per cent to $ per cent,
and the mean for the week was SUI
per cent-about 10 per cent above nor
NAL. Northeast and east winds each
prevailed on three dates and north on
he remaining, with an average hourly
velocity Of "a miles. The mean dairy
barometer ranged from 1898 to 3o.t5
inches. and the mean for the week,
3O.Gl. was 0.04 inch above normal
WM. 3. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
ROYAL AROANUM.

At the meeting os the Grand Council,
Royal Arcanum OF Virginia, held yester'
day In Richmond, H. G. Avery, OF Nor
folk, and William 7. Dabnsy, OF Rich
mon1 ,.were named as representatives. 10
the Supreme Council, which wi be held
in Montreal, Cauada, next year. Alter
mates elected were State Senator A. I.
Lincoln, Of Marion, and James MeCready
Of Roanoke.
Officers of the Grand Council for the
year were elected as follows:
Grand Regent, H. K. Field, Alexandria;
grand vice-regent. Minetree Rolkes,
Richmond; grand orator, r. c. Stearnes,
Richmond; grand chaplain, 5. II. Sayre,
Hampton; grand guide, w. Floyd Ream',
Richmond; grand secretary, James B.
Blanks, Petersburg; grand treasurer, A.
B. Botts, Fredericksburg; grand warden,
J. R. Doles, Norfolk; grand sentry, W.
Wiihers Miller, Richmtn1; member OF
the grand executive committee, ]. +.
O'Connor, Portsmouth, grand trustee,
Judge John H. Ingram, member OF COM
mittee On laws, ". B. Garlick, Rich
mond; member of finance committee, T.
L. {. Scott.
After the business meeting the dele
gates took part in supper given in their
honor by Richmond members OF the or
der, at which was present Supreme Vice
Regent Rev. Frank 7. McFadden, ID. d.,
who will be elected to the highest Office
Of the order at the next national conven'
fiou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
BASEBALL OUTLOOK FOR 1910

Unique among all newspaper enter
prises relating to baseball, the Philadel-
phia North Americans fifth ar nusl base
ball supplement will appear on Sunday,
May IS. This years remarkable issue
will surpass even the high mark set by
its predeci ssors. The front and back
pages will be In three colors, the front
page illusua alton being an effective
grouping Of players.
The batting and fielding averages OF
American, National aud Tristate Leagues
constitute valuable reference feature.
Hundreds of independent and amateur
teams throughout the state figure in this
advance announcement of the activities
OF the coming season, this department
carrying the same profuse illustrations
as the remainder of the edition.
James c. Isamiuger, baseball humor'
ist, who covers the big league games Tor
Tne North American, has a signed
article, illustrated by Hoban.
Previous editions OF The North Amer
cans baseball supplement were always
quickly exhausted. To be on the safe
side get your order in with your news
dealer now,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
ffoffstot Arrested.

New York, April 2o-F. N. Hofi'tot,
president of the Pressed Steel Car Com;
pany, whose extradition TO Pennsylvania
was ordered by Governor Hughes at Al
banv today, was arrested by detectives
today. Before they could auaign him
before a magistrate they were served
with writ of heabas corpus demanding
that they produce him before Judge
Holt in the United States Circuit Court.
The writ was secured by ttofistot's At.
torney, John B. Lindsay, aud alleged
that the granting of the extradition de-
maud, and the proceedings contemplat-
ed in Pittsburg, were a violation OF the
Constitutional rights Of the accused.
Judge Holt set the habeas corpus hear
ing for Friday and released Hoftstot in
$40, 900 bail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
The Trial of WoIter.

New York, April 20-SloHly hut
surely the state lie Welding chain of
circu mstantisl evidence about Albert
Wolter, the alleged slayer OF Rnth
Wheeler. He sits unmoved and un-
rufi ed as witnesses sit,r witnesses con-
meets him With the murder OF the child
stenogrspher.
1t Is purely upon cirou mstsntisl evil
dence that t1e state hopes to convict,
tu. Assistant Ditt;lcl.At!orney Moss de-
cla,es be has fixed together the threads
of the story is 80 convincing a manner
that he can absolutely reconstruct Tor
the Jury the scene 10 Wolier's apart
ment when Ruth Wheeler, 6shtlng for
her honor, lo,t her life.
The first real intImstion oil the line
of the defense came when Attorney
Scott, for the de'epss, began cross'ex'
aiming the states witnesses. lis sough'
10 prove tbst The fire escape upon which
Ruth Wbeeler's body was found could
+, reached from the root OF the build
log and b. other persons thsn Wolier,
Il is said The defense will seek ID show
that Miss Wheeler was killed by some
man other than Wolter who cuDnipgly
sought to put the crime open the youth
The most damaging witnts' today
apsinst WoItsr was Adelaide Wheeler, 8
sister Of the murdered girl. She positive
" identified all Of the pieceo Of chafred
cl, thing, the necklace and umbrella To-
lroducsd az belonging to her sister Ru b,
and swore positively thai the body shown
her In tho station hoDse vac thai Of bel
aiataP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
TOday's Telegraphic News
The Suiiragettes.

Washington, April 20. - Financial
patronage Is the rock on which the
National American Womsn's Suffrage
Association hiss split. The direct cause
OF the resignation Of Vict-President
Avery aud Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton
was the policy Of President Shaw with
regard to toe financial donations made
to the association by Mrs.. o. II. P. Bel
mont, of New York. The question i',
shsll the womsn's suffrage movement in
this country be subsidized by the rich
New York affiliations OF tie cause, mostly
converted t. it by Mrs. Shaw, on shall 1t
stand on Its own bottom and meet It's
expenses ss best 1t csn BY pro rata sssess'
meLt'Y
The honors 10 the first skirmish be-
tFeen the patronage party and the indie
peudents 1doubtedly hsve gone to Mrs.
Belmont. The resignation OF Mrs. Avery
I'd Mrs. Shaw aud the departure Of Ms.
Pct or leaves the insurgents without a
we'll recognized head and Mis-. Belmont
and DR.. Shaw seem to have the hearty
endorsement OF the eDtIre convection.
1t seems today that the fual squabble
Of the convention has left complete
split 10 the ranks OF the sufftsgists,
which many OF the members OF the
nttionnl association fear may result! ser.
iously 10 the organization. All OF the
national officers excepting President
Shaw adhere to the Potter isction, while
the president follows Mrs. Bslmonps
banners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
ANOTHER GAIN.

More than 16, 900 voters OF Monroe
county, N. Y, changed from the re-
publican to the dsm3crstic column yes
terdsy aud elected the first democratic
congressman thst hss represented The
Thirty.second district In 20 years. james
). Ravens, democrat, running on q
q tariff reform platform, defeated George
w. Aldrldge, for a SCORE OF years the
ruler OF the county republican organIzs'
ton, by $500 votes.
The election OF q democrat yesterday
to fill the vacancy caused by the death
OF James Brsck Perkins. representative
from The Tbirty-sscond New York dis-
trlct, ba, increased the minority men :
bers elected 10 the House of Representa-
tives since the sixty 6rsl congress began
to Ave. Likewise the laid election
furnished the second dsmocrI 10 succeed
Q republican 10 the House within the
ISIS. six weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
From Washington.
Warrington, April &c

The House rocked with laughter t.
dsy at a neat yetort BY Speaker Cannon
20 uuat By Mr.. Rucker, over the re-
80 { of the election OF Roehettar. The
spesker replied, "Re who laughs last
laughs best"
The political earthquake 10 Rochester,
N. Y, yesterday hsd an after effect In
great comottlon today 10 tie HUE
Jnbilstiou among The democrats VAS un-
bounded sud they deolsre their conf
deuce in COL trolling the HCu'e through
the fall elections. 1t WAS the third
special election held 10 Gil vacancies 10
the House and 1t was the third aud
most violent shock tudsiued by the re.
pubhcaus. Leaders among them sought
to explsIo the defeat tut they
showed plainly thst they we're worried
by this "haybipger Of the fall ELECTORS"
as one democrat called 1t. The victory
Of Havets, following the two others 10
widely separated distriris, wss not good
news TO The dtzsns of republi'
can members who have had to
fight bard t) carry their dist'icis.
The Rochester defeat is charged BY re.
publIeans largely to AldTIdgs's con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20

uectiop with tho scandals In the New
York legislature. The democrats declare
that dissatisfaction with the tar Il bill
was the great fa.tor 10 the result In all
three Gis t,Icts. The problem that now
confronts the republican leaders, mem
bers cay, concerns the removal OF the
causes OF detection before the general
electIons to November, Conferences
have already been srrapged TO investi-
psts the cue OF the slump and to de-
wise means TO countersct 1t. For one
thing there will be great circulation oil
Literature favorable TO the tariff, and
especially OF documents setting forth that
the tariff Is 10 no degree responsible
for high prices for food. There
WAS not much mourning at the
White House day over the defeat OF
Mr.. Aldr.dge. Scores Of callers spoke 10
the president sbout the election, and al
seemed to take the altitude that the de,
feat was to have been expected. Several
New York coDgressmtn remarked that
thew we're Iu,e Of Mr.. H ,vans' election
weeks sgo. No official recognlt on oil the
election was taken.
Oppressed with the idea tbft the bigh
cost OF living may become serious pollt-
Ic,I issue 10 the next national campaign
the naturalization is doing everything
possible ID demonstrate that the policies
Of the republican party are nor respou-
able for tae exlstiog condition OF affairs.
aishment as a criminal will be meted
gu. to any officer of national bank
who accepts deposit, WREN he knows
the bank TO be insolvent, II bill isvora'
bly, reported to the House today Is
passed.
An advocate of the Tsft sdminisira'
ton may get the ear OF Former Presi-
dent Roosevelt, before he returns to
America 10 jane. Senator Root, after
conference at the White Honse this
morning said that he would leave for
Europe on May 81 for the Hague, where
he will represent The Uoited States 10
the negotiations to settle the NeHfound-
land fisheries dispute. The senator is
closing up bis legislative affairs prepsra'
It)ry to starting for Europe There has
been q great deal of talk among sdmio'
istr. ton adhsrenlS, tat President Tan
shtuld have sent a special envoy 10 M
Roosevelt to countersct the effects OF the
iuforust on csrtled from America BY
Whist they claim are Observation-Disclosures
representatives.. 1t Is questionable as to
whether Senator Boot can reach Roose'
welt before be start, for the Unit d Stats
bot as Roosevelt will not return until
shout Juae Is, 1t lie expected that there
will be time io5 2 brief conference In
Europe.
The president sent to the Senate today the
nomination Of NJ. Drew Carrel. Of Illinois, to
be secretary of Porto Eics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
TELEdAPHIc BREyiTIEs.

Professor Robert Koch, the noted
bacteriologisi, is critically iii 10 Berlin,
OF pneumonia.
At Dodge Center, MiuD., cawpsign
has been started to defeat Co1gressmsn
James A. Tswney for denomination ct
the republican primaries.
E1wsrd NJ. Field, son of the let, Cy-
rus W. Field, is Ia Bellevue Hospital,
10 New York, penpiless ADD suffering
with nephrilis.
"Boss Iu'e 10 America Is at an end"
said Richsrd Croker In New York TO-
dsyr "Ihe people are tired OF party
rule"
Spike Robson, who Vas thought to be
diving from his Knockout by Jem Dris.
coil Monday Dight, was recovered sufh-
GENTLY today to be removed from the
National Sporting Club, London.
Predicting that the next Home OF
REPRESENTATIVES Will be democrtt ard
that the next president will be Of that
political faith, Richard Croker, formfr
toss OF Tsmmsny Hail, left New York
today for his Irish home.
Hard times haven't struck the f.
NOUS gambling casino at Monte Csrlo.
which today declared q dividend OF $40
on esch 800 share, So more than lsst
yesr. The casino shsres have q par
value OF siOe, tu!a market vs,gs Of
shout 81, l4O,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20

THE House leaders have determined
not only to appropriate the $3.50, 600
asked By President Taft for the use Of
the lsr,a boarI, tn: to incorporate In
the sundiy civil appropriation bill q
nrovision explicitly authorizing the board
{, copduc, an invest cation Of the cost OF
nrodocllon at home sDd sbrosrd, aud
oossibly to make other invett gasions.
While It Ia claimed by some that no
doubt exists as 10 the atu ldant powers
Of the board under The preset Law, the
administrative constlustIon OF the
Language OF the statute has been ques'
sloned, aad it is the purpose OF The
House leaders to r2moye all doubt on
the subj sct by comforting specific author
ity on the board not only ID act 10 an
advisory capacity to the president, tut
TO initiate irquiries on iIs own motion.
Congress during the psst few years has
created many "bosrds" and "oommis-
sions" to DO The work that congressman
are paid t. perform. If they are not
equal to their tasks they should step
aside and let competent men take their
places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
srRIKERs REFUSED OREDIT.

The discontinusnee Of street car traffic
to Stowe township, beyond McXees
Rocks, Pa, crowds Of foreigners parsdiDg
the streets, sq1ads Of police pstrolling
The strike district and rounding the
plant Of the Pressed Steel Oar Company
we're the evidences last night OF the
labor Trouble Ia which 4, 500 men have
refused to return to work.
There sre frequent minor clashes,
when some workmsn shows fght aud re-
sents being held up By picktt', and 40
occasional display of firearms, but 20
violence, su,h ss accompanied the strike
Of last July, has yet been manifest.
Merchants Of McKee's Rocks, Pres-
ton, Schoeuville and Stowe township re-
fused cred yesterday to the strikers ul-
Ill they return to work. The merchants
ssselt that many OF their pumbtr we're
forced into bankruptcy after the strike
OF last July because the strikers, when
they retained to work, refused to pay
bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
HALLEY'S COMET.

H,lley's CONT was sighted Mondsy
b. the Paris observatory. The officials
of The obstrvstjry say The coGtt seems
to have a considerably enlarged tail,
which, being parpeudicular to the
earth, impsdes observation of the
head.
A dispatch from Rome says the &C.
thoities In several of the provinces,
especislly in the south aud the islands,
have notified the government t1at the
people show great anxiety regarding the
comet, 10 response, the government
has Instructed thu authorities to adopt
some means OF reassuriug the people,
All sciel tsls sgree that there Is no
danger.
HslIey's comet was visible to The
naked eye at Willemslsd, Oorscso, ct D
o'clock yesterday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
ELEOTION JUDGES ACCUSED.

At the March term Of the OiEtu't
Court for Fsuquier county the grand
jury brought 10 true bill sgaIntt Henry
Wines, Downing White aud Grover
Downing, judges of tha election at Fiery
Bun precinct, in the comfy, for Unlsw'
fully polIIug votes thst we're not cast.
Fiery Run precinct returned a solid vote
against NJ, NJ. Green in the democratic
primary held Ia August, and this vote
defeated him for the nomination for the
Legislature and elected j. NJ. Price, his
oppousnt. 1t Is alleged that only 8 or
10 votes were sttlslly cast, whereas the
retups show sbtu, 40 votes "a /.
The couSt has ordered the csse for
trial before Ju,lice of the Peace William
B. BIker, at Msrsball, 8. an early day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
Preparing to Receive Roosevelt.

Paris, April 20.--"PAris is all logged
oup' today 10 honor Of former President
Roosevelt's visit. French and AmtricsD
flags form the CHIEF decorations and pic.
lures oil Mr.. Roosevelt, resembling the
1904 campaign window posters, are dis
played 10 most OF the shop wlndoEs.
Tonight electric signs will emolszou 3
welcome. 0Eirg to conhlc. In dates,
Mr.. Roosevelt will probably not be able
II vislt Saint Die, In eastern France,
where a big celebration had beeD
planned.
Roosevelt will reach Paris tonight,
having started st midnight from Buds'
pest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 20, 1910.

HE rock ribbed republican ctua ~ Of
Mopror, New YORK, which for the Psst
20 years has rolled up republican ms'
;orjt e. o all the way from 5000 to l2,'
600, vas tn sci to seismic dl't1roance
Yesterday thlt penetrated and cOnVulsed
10 the DIGEST sr to Ct rePublicAnism'
When the trsmblipgs ceased with tie
close OF the polls at 5 F. N. one survey
=, the ruins disclosed the defeat OF Geo.
Washjpet)n Aldfidge, self-nomins'eo
candidate for Congress to fill the vacancy
n the Tbiry-secOnd district c'u'td OS
the death Ct Jsmes Btsck Perkins. by a
plurality Of nearly 5000 votes. james
8 Ravens the democratic candidate, was
sIett,d BY g.. S3l voter. Mr. Havens
CARR ed the city by plurality OF S.|4o
ana the towns by 2,OS5. The rePuoli'
oon candidate, 10 the city which he mas
vlrtaslIy controlled for 10 years, carried
INIT 3 ont Of the % wards, and oil the
70 towns ghese the rsmifcatiOnS oil Toe
,eru5liean machine we're Supposed u Dc
most firmly entreuched he carried tp' o.
The resul. of the election Is a isndslioe'
the magnitude Of which the most san
-.
suine democratic leaders had not nopso
for. This uou1cemeut Is az the sun OF
An.terlltz 10 millions of people In ell
s.ctiops If The c,u2try who have groaptd
1ndsr republican domination 30 long,
The silver lining t. sdisual cloud Is DE-
coming brighter every dsy,and although
a tidal wave msy not be in trspsiIu kn
an sbuormslly high tide of democracy
ain sight. As was observed yesterday
in the Gszstte's Washington ctrtespon'
dsnce. for the 6r lime 10 many long
yfars the United States Senate Is facing
a brsod nag deal from a new deck. Tie
passing Of MessFS. Aldrich aud Hale
mesus the dGvniDg Of new era in the
Senate. 1t marks the eod Of the old
tnt,crstie me whereby q few men have
dictated The course oflegislstIon. Car
nouism Is still nursing very black eye
and the ip,urrecliou movement 10 the
House Of Representatives is s'ill in EVIL
dence and is destined to remain q men,
suce to czIrIsm 10 the future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
Prince Mlguel's Debts.

Vienna. April 30. - Relatives Of
Princess Miguel, of Brsgarzi, formerly
Miss Anita Stewart, made On of'r todsy
Of fifty cents on the dollar 10 the credi-
tofa OF Prince Miguel. The offer lie un-
satisfactory, but will probably be &C.
cepted, as the prInoess's lawyers say they
will 90 no higher The PRINCES debts
are mere TRAN 100000 His wife Is
the daughter of Mrs. James Henry
Smith, OF New York. The prince is
said to be much annoyed by what be
calls The parsimony Of his wlfe's relatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20

The Philadelphia street car strike az
heretofore stated has been declared of
after eigb. weeks of exhsustiug hostili'
ties. 1t is estimated that the traction
strikers lost 10 wsges $3.50, 900, the SYM
pathetic slriksrs ia the textile and ttaer
tradss g, 200, 600. the Rapid Transit
Company $4,000, 600 and other employ
ers and business men generally $l2. 600,
600. Ii was a case of everybody losing
aud nobody gsiniog, The traction coE
psuy and tie strikers are DOW juIt where
tley we're bsfote. except for eight weeks
OF experience 10 wasting their substance,
with sbsolOtely no results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-20
Attempted Suicideii

New York, April 2O.-"I did it 30
my wife could msrry Nike" CAPPED dy'
Ing John Kiuosb, aged 96, &c the police
lifted him into the ambulance that took
him to Gouverneur HtpItsl today.
Annie, the vile, 30 years old. love !
Michael Solden ia Poltnj. Recently
Golden arrived 10 America and boarded
With the Rinosbs. Kinosh thought he
saw signs of rtturniug love between bis
wife and her former sweetheart. She
laughed q; bis fears and assured bin she
loved him alone. Today he shot himself.