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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
BROKER IS DROWNED
NEAR FREDERICKSBURG
Was Rowing Out to Yacht When
Boat Overturned---Personals
and Briefs.

| Especial TO The Richmond virginian.
| FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June Z.
Mr.. Maurice II. Joyce. a stock
broker OF Washington. was drowned
in Quantico creek Saturday night by
the capsizing OF small boat. Mr..
Joyce was spending the day at his
lodge near Quantico and whom he at.
tempted to row out 70 his yacht the
rowboat was overturned by q swell
In the tide. His body was recovered.
Miss Virginia s. Knox suffered 2
slight stroke OF paralysis In her left
eide Saturday evening. Her condition
10 very much improved to-day.
The body Of Mr.. August DAnnehl,
who died in New York Saturday even.
ms, was brought to this city Monday
afternoon and buried In the family
burying ground on Sulphur Spring
farm. DR.. J. II. Hsnderiite conducted
the service. Mr.. Dannehl was the
only brother Of the late Henry Dem
nehl. OF this city.
Among the graduates Of Armitage
school. Wayne. Pa. for this session
was Miss Freda Bode, Of this city.
Her graduation essay was on, 'vir-
ginia and Her Great Men
A new Episcopal chapel will soon
be built in the wallace nsighborhood,
OF Stafford. Bishop Lloyd and DR.. r.
y. MeBryde, Of this city. met some
OF the leading men OF that section
yesterday and discussed plans for rails
ing the money TO build this chapel.
Mr.. @. B. Wallace has offered to give
th~ lot on which the chapel will be
built.
Al Is very probable that Mr.. Charles
III. Hurkamp. OF the "Boscober'
to Judge at the Toronto Horse Ex.
position this year. The other judges
are the Earl Of Orkney, Of Scotland;
Alfred Vanderbilt. OF New York; Gena-
tor Barnes ana Henry FAirfAx, Of Lou
deun county. Virsinia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07

Cars leave MAnehsster. seventh and fsry
Is, I. 8. .. 10. II. ga p. NJ. I. = "a, l. l.
s*3:45 Is. 7, s, a, 10 p. NJ.
100 p. M. for Chester. 1900 midnight ss<
Petersburg.
Cars have Petersburg. foot Sycamore SsSst.
for Manchester:
SIS. e:as, ss7is. s7;3s. s:ss. s.ss.. sIossS.
1898 A. NJ, 1885. sf-3S ASS. 3.sS, Ass. SIS.
6;35, ~7:35, s:35. 9.35, sio:40. II 20 p. NJ.
Carries baggage and empress.
"sLimited, except eundays and holidays,
All cars from Pssersburg connect with ears fro
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
GRADUATE NURSE OF ET. LUKE'S
AT KINGS DAUGHTERS' HOSPITAL

STAUNToN. VA, June THE Board
Of Managers Of the Kings Daughters
intendent Miss Eleanor daiiaher. te
Waynesb0ro, graduate nurse Of 1t
Lukes, Richmond. Mrs. Jana Brown
Ransom. graduate OF the Same hospi-
elected Or. c. r. Costenbader. graduate
of the University Of virgInia. inferno.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
VICE MERRY TIFF
over PAvEMENTs
Councilmeu CARRIER aud Richards
in Dispute Over Aldermanic
Resolution.
BUSINESS DELAYED
Lengthy Speeches Force Council
TO Adjourn With Program
Only Half Completed.


DespHe an apparent eHoit az nasts
Monaay nigh', meeting on touneai so
-3oarneo with nut httle more IMAM nan
its regular business transacted
The session WAS perhaps Shorter than
usual and much of the time was con-
sunsed in the hearing of the report
OF the Pollock Wise investigating Com
rnittee and the subsequent discussion
regarding that matter Aside from
this an effort was made 10 rush bus
mess bat the effort failed. AE re-
suit of little tin between Messrs,
CARRIER. and Richards over the question
Of laying grsuolithtc sidewalks on Will
Harrisburg avenue. from Orleans to
Virginia street recommendation that
the sidewalk he laid was made In a
report submitted TO CouneH recently.
That BODY struck cut the item The
report then went to the Hoard OF Al
dernrSn who retnSeried the item with
the result that on Monday night. the
question was introduced for concur =
renee.
MT CARRIER IN explaining why he
did not wish the sidewalk laid de-
clared he owned more property in the
section in question than any other one
land holder. He also declared that
that part Of the street was known to
fnssay as the jumping off place. and
that IL was not worthy OF such i'm
provemeni. In conclusion he read a
list OF names, representing, he said,
sevep-tehths of the property holders
concerned, all opposing the laying OF
granoiitaic Walks, although some were
expressed themselves as willing TO have
sidewalks OF some other material.
Mr.. Richards then gained the moor
sind read list of names the same prop
erty holders, but with the vast OH
ference that in THIS instance, 1t seem :
ed that goooly majority favored the
IsYlng OF the wAlks sho tnat ME- gar :
Der and MS orotneF IN law were Inc
main opponents:
1shs * rsntT SQeaCots.
M hosers attempted 10 explain pE
informing Conhcit 'naf the ehtiFe mat
Ter was iafnl!F sq9apoie net"eeh
the CARRIERS ana me Nelson's. rms re-
suited IN the nlrth OF triangular oe-
nate.
1fles OF question, question arose
ifvrn gu parts % the hall' but M.
sfoeI' spF'nsih 10 ms ieet aemshdeo
ine TlEnt on personal privilege, ana
deienued ms acVtpi, eouid pe
proved ihsi InhloFi'F OF tne property
owners "aHteo tne sias"alhS ne sara
ne nInsslr woald pay TOT the entlrt
WORK OF laying 'neih,
Mr. taF'sr hlc!tneo the counoil
nov. SIN" anu 'ohsioeratS ne mao AZ
Nass p'eh 70 ms heis Hp"Es' par
ISm'a1A3 10 MI. Ne'scn' 10 "ho'n' ne
sai"' NC haa gwen IFee uss oi prop
sr's io' seNciaa Feers. IN 90 iusi ~
.s uehieo ,ha' wv matte. WIS a ta"I's
Ausa, anu Suf'atis W nj Hoset re
- ny ~ n'o 'ss ass''S ca .oi1e' !"
n'o,e "'sn sur ~ iaen 20 'i0st 10Y man
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07

Dick Carter ID dead. During the
civil war he served ~ cook for the
First Company, Richmond Howttsers.
He was one OF the many negroes who
followed the fortunes OF the Con-
federate through four years. Until
his death he was connected with the
fish inspectors department Of the city
government His funeral will take
place Tuesday afternoon ~ O'Clock
from the First Colored Baptist church.
Broad and College streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
Trial az Mr.. Harris.

MANASSAS, VA. June THE
Prince william county circuit court
convenes Monday. Judge J. b. r.
Thornton. presiding. The trial OF Pro-
lessor J. y. Harris for killing Editor
W. A. Thompson, Of the Warrenton
set for this tsrm. VI having BEEN
brought here on q change OF venue.
1t IL not thought that the case will BE-
reached before Monday Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
Buys ChesterfleId Farm.

Mrs. A. L. Ptckhardt, of New York.
recently purchased a farm of one hun
dred acres from Mr.. W. c. Trueheart,
near Chester. She has moved her fam
lily 10 the place and will make her
home in the country, Many improve
mems to the farm are contemplated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07

To Attend Petersburg Memorial.
To make final arrangements for
the participation In the memorial day
exercises Ct PetsTsburg Thursday, !
Con<ederAte Veterans, win ~ h4t1
"Wednesday ntxht 1T o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
COMMITTEEMAN FROM
WASHINGTON WARD

The following members from Wash
ington ward have been assigned to
committees by President Peters, the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07

assignment TO take effect Immediate
~: Streets, Carter c. Jones: Grounds
and Buildings, L. f. Brown; Water,
B. A. GIL. Finance, W. b. Bradley;
Light, w. W. Workman
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
EASTERN ROADS
ARE NOW UNEASY
Continued from Firs, Page.

tI0Htinu&u from FIrst Pa9e,J
clear the railroad situation and the
early part of the day was spent in
argument
The democrats are inclined TO aid
in the plan OF the administration, as
r todthen a nc6tp shrdlu
they are not willing. It is believed, to
vote for the senate bill. Represen-
tative Underwood democrat, Ala
bama), says he will not vote for the
senate measure because of the ere
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
WERE welded IN
CITY Of NORFOLK
Miss Mary Hyman and Mr.. Willie
Hyman Surprised Their
Friends Tuesday.

Miss Mary Hyman and Mr.. Willie
LYMAN surprised their friends Tues
day by going to Seaport City.
Surprising all OF their friends, Mr.
William D. Hynlan, Jr. and Miss Mary
Steele Hyman, left Tuesday morning
at nine o'clock for Norfolk. where they
were married at the home OF the bride =
brother. Mr.. Herbert Hyrnah. From
Norfolk the young couple took the
steamer for New York and will visit
Atlantic City and Washington and
many other points of interest In the
North before returning to Richmond
Mrs. Hyman Is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel l.. Hyman, of Wood
land Heights She Ia quite a pretty
girl, Mr.. Lyman In connected with
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. being
the private secretary Of one of the
prominent officials of the road
None Of the friends of the young
couple knew of their proposed mar
riage until Tuesday morning.
Personals and Briefs.
Secretary Ben P. owen left Monday
for Farmville TO attend the gradual.
ing exercises of his niece. Miss Cath
crime Heth Taylor. from the State
Normal School.
Clifton Strickland will be the catch.
err for the Southside Colts for the
rest of the reason.
The funeral OF Vernon Woodward
Taylor. only child OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4
c. Taylor, OF 1878 McDonough. took
place Tuesday morning from the home
and interment was in Maury Gene
terry.
The funeral of Mrs. Mamie jackson
Kelley. who died Sunday at her homa
In Chesterfield county, took place
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from
Hopeweil Methodist church.
Mr.. Thomas Williams. of Chicago
will speak Tuesday night in Toney's
Hall. his subject to be THE Cove
nant of Promise" This is TO be the
first Of series of lectures he is TO
deliver in Washington ward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
WEATHER CoxDrTIOys.

ssa sa sas .s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07

900 A. Dsly~-Fas trains 70 Old Point
400 P. Newport News and Norfolk:
TAO A.-Daiy. Local to Newport News.
500 P--Dsay. Local TO Old Point
1900 Noon. Week days Mountain Srees, ia
Hinton."
400 r. Daiiy--LoaAvilis and CfnciunsA
III 90 P I Pallfnaus.
Gas P.--Daiiy. st Loaa-Chicago Special
PulluAps
$50 -Daii,---ChsraostesvIli Week days
Clifton Forge.
sii5 p--Week days. Local to Gcnicnsvls.
HAS A.--Dsily. LTburs, Lea. G. Fcfge.
Sis P.-DaiIy. To Lynchburx and Cltson fosgA
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Ioeai from East--s.25 A. NJ, $50 r. N.
Through from East | .35 A. M 6:a5 r. u.
Local from West = 80 A. M. $50 A. NJ. 10
p. M.
Throuah- 90 A. NJ. 2As z. NJ.
James River Line--S:3S A. M. 900 r. II
sDaily except Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

VfRG7SfX: n the c6ancery court 81
the City of Richmond, the goth day If
April, 1910.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-07

Highest temperatures
durin g preceding ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
c.,r,r Trust Investigator May
Summon Planters Before
Grand Jury.
pr1IEVE COMBINE EXISTS
Hints That Hawaii Sugar Men
and Beet Growers are Hold
ing Up Sugar Prices.

GAN FRANCISCO, April 2S.-The
roI,tiop between the beet and cane
,nrar industries in California and the
Hawaiian Islands was the subject of the
federal grand jury investigation yes
tsrdav afternoon, under the guidance
If United States Special Prosecutor J.
R. Knapp.
Three witnesses were called. They
we're J. Matson Of the Honolulu planta-
ton company, who brought a large bun
die of books for the examination by the
;rOrs: ]. Ross Clark Of Los Angeles,
the president Of the Los Alamitos sugar
company a beet sugar concern, and
vice-president of the San Pedro, Los
Angeles and Salt Lake railroad, and
Adolph Spreckels of the Western sugar
refinery. spreckels was on the witness
stand for an hour. The other witnesses
were examined for briefer periods.
At the conclusion of THE afternoon
session Knapp was asked if he knew
any more about the sugar conditions
on the Coast than he did when he left
the East.
Knapp replied:
GAS to the sugar business, most de
cdedly yes; as to information regard.
ing any crime, on that subject 1 am
unable to speak.
The Investigation went over until Fri
DAY afternoon.
While large shipping men have beer
called before the jury TO give test
mOny regarding the shipping trade, i
developed that the question Of possible
rebates given favored shippers on yes
sels plying between this port and Homo
lulu could not figure to any great eX
tent IN the investigation.
The nuh Of the investigation being
made by Knapp is into the alleged ex
lStence Of a combination Of western
beet sugar men aud insuIar cane suga
producers 10 keep UP the price of TIL
commodity. The iuvestig cation has beer
sweeping in its scope. and every augl'
OF the case has been or viii be gon,
into
Knapp minated Yesterday that suga
producers in the Hawaiian Islands ma,
be brought 70 San Francisco to testif,
before the grand jury. 1.-The entir
investigation must be handled by tn
grand jury said the special prose
Continued on Page Four.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
MISSIONARIES IN
TONGA EATEN UP
BY CANN|BALS

SEATTLE, Washington, April go
The Rev Horatio Hopkins. Presby-
terrain missionary, and the Rev. Hector
Laurie Mcpherson. his assistant. were
killed and eaten by cannibals on Savage
Island Of the Tonga group, according to
members Of the crew of the barkentine
Mary f. WinkeImau, which is here from
MulI,iteo of the Friendly group.
The missionaries We're travelling in
behalf Of the Presbyterian Polynesian
mission.
They were killed last February. The
harkontine's officers stated that the can
ribals have been unusually active in
the Tonga group during the last six
months.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
WARNING GIVEN
TO PERELSTR0Us
Two Unknown Russians Stop
Wife of Immigration Agent
and Tell of Plot.
WANT TO BLOW HIM UP
Police Protect the House and an
Effort Will Be Made Today
to Get the Facts.
WANT TO BLOW HIM UP

stopped on the street yesterday by
two unknown Russians and informed
that there was a plot on hand to blow
her home up was the experience of
Mrs y. W. Perelstrous, wife of the
special immigration agent, yesterday.
This warning. If it was warning
and not a covert threat, caps a series
of reported declarations by Russian
malcoutents that the Perelstrous home
was marked for destruction. Chief of
Detectives McDufie has, through re
spousible sources. heard of these
threats several times and has been
keeping a very strict watch on all the
Russians in the city at the present
time. having the names and dcscrip-
tiOn> Of those foremost in the counsels
of the agitatorS. In consideration of
these threats the authorities have ad-
vised Mr.. Perelstrous to 90 armed and
for the past SIX weeks he has taken
steps to insure his own protection.
Mrs Perelstrous was approached yes
rerdav by the two Russians. but the
details of their conversation as re-
ported to the police by Mr.. KOsnishkv
her brother. were too indefinite to form
a Judgment as to their exact portent
1t is possible that after further inquir
les have been made it VIII turn out
that the words were more of threat
than a warning.
The Perelstrous home is near the
corner of Young street and Elsie
Lane Chief McDutfie communicated
with his office last night a short time
after one of his men had received the
report and Immediately came down anC
Continued on Page Four.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
QUINTET CLUB
At WHITE HOUSE
Hawaiian Musicians at President
Home at Dinner to the
Chinese Prince.

]. :. Mclean, chairman of the promo
ton committee, received letter from
Secretary Wood in Yesterdays mail,
dated April Is, at Atlantic City, as
follows:
''The finishing touches are now being
given to our exhibit room, though I
am afraid that we shall not open our
doors until everything IS in order, vet
I viii not wait for shipment made by
the isthmus Of Tehuantcpec. Our room
IS going to look all right, and I hope
most sincerely that every Hawaiian
coming this way VIII look us up.
81 caught our boys on the wire and
instructed them to place their services
at the disposal of the delegate for a
couple of days upon their arrival at
Washington. I also Informed Mr., Me-
Clellan by wire of the arrangement. and
have a letter from him this morning
stating that the delegate appreciated
the compliment, and saying further that
the boys were to play at a dinner given
by the delegate last evening. and that
they were to play and sing at the state
dinner to be given at the White House
tonight in honor Of the Chinese prince
At Chicago the boys gave a concert at
the Auditorium, so YOU VIII perceive
that the Atlantic City Hawaiian quin
tet is doing some good advertising.
''Besides suggesting this playing a
the White House. I also requested then
to serenade the employees of the Wash
| ington Post and Star, which / presume
| they viii do.
- After several days of cold, rain,
weather, it is again pleasant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
MAU|'S CARE OF
CONSUME T|VES
County Sanatorium About Ready
Baldwin Donates Fund
For an Extension.

The people Of Maui are not only viii
ling to cooperate in the work Of pre-
vention of the spread Of tuberculosis,
but have taken the initiative and eX-
tensive plans are already under way
for an organized campaign against the
disease. For several years past the
physicians of Maui have been working
individually for the same end, carrying
on a system Of segregation, fumigation
and education until such time as pro
vision could be made for the care and
treatment Of these cases. Dr. Neon
key, of Paia, has, from the first, taken
Il leading part in the movement advo-
eating more careful segregation of
eases and advising that some provision
be made for the care of tuberculous
cases in a suitable location.
The county supervisors have now
taken up the matter in a very substan-
tial way, acting on the advice Of DR..
/ McConkey. \ location was selected
"hlch : an put loe"i III every spec
for establishing sanatorIum. Inc
! county mas promised the transfer Of 3
tract Of fonr hundred acres Of land or
Tho .rona. If HaIealaIa "a he nsed =.
The home Of the sanarorium,
ma si-e nr..sents :, most excellent
,.;a,,. af az acoan an1 .n,roundin,
,a,,,.r,- 4ho ;sIsnds If KahooIawn Mo
}oEini anai and \roIoEai are in view
a+ aI1 +innns Tbn elevation Of 400,
, foo4 tho .onI a,-ar +an,nera+,rp nurt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
WARM POLITICS
IN BUDAPEST

BUDAPEST. Hungary, May 10
Political rioring took place on the
streets here yesterday. the appearance
of former Premier Tsza and Secretary
of State kozy at a time when excite
ment was running high preeipitating
the affair. The crowd stoned the off
cials. the secretary Of state being
knocked unconscious by one of the mis-
siles. while the ex-premier was struck
several times. The police came to the
rescue ana charged the mob, two men
being killed before the fighting came
to an end
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
DEATH COMES WHEN
PENITENTIARY GOES

SAN. FRANCISCO, May John A.
Benson, who was released from prison
a short time ago, where he was serving
sentence upon his conviction for
fraud in the Oregon eases, dropped
dead today while automobiling.
Benson was prosecuted by the gov
eminent in connection with the cases
that were brought against the timber
land grabbers
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
WIFE FIGHTING
FOR HER HUSBAND

KANSAS CITY, May 10. = Mrs.
Hyde, wife of Doctor Hyde, accused of
the murder Of Colonel Swope, the mil
lionaire. who has been one of the wit
nesses at the trial, accuses the State $
witnesses of deliberate perjury and of
trickery in an effort to convict her nus
hand
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
Cabinet Ministers Gather to Give
Proof of Loyalty to
George V.
YEARS POLITICAL TRUCE
King and Queen of Norway Ar
rive-Alexandra Will Live
Retired Life

LONDON, May 10.-Premier Asquith,
Right Honorable Reginald McKenna,
First Lord of the Admiralty, and other
members of the cabinet have arrived
here to take the oath of allegiance to
the new King, whose accession to the
throne of his father was publicly pro
claimed Yesterday with all the quaint
ceremony incidental to the event.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
ROOSEVELT MAY
ATTEND FUNERAL
President Will Designate Him to
Represent America as
Special Ambassador.

PASSAIC, New Jersey, May 10
President Taft Will probably designate
Theodore Roosevelt to attend the fune-
raj of King Edward in the capacity of
special ambassador from the United
States. The creation Of a special en-
bassv for the occasion will depend, how
ever, on the procedure to be followed
at the funeral by others of the powers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
SWITZERLAND
IS REAR ADMIRAL

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Captain w
H. II. Switzerland has been advanced
to the rank Of rear-admIraL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
NEW RUSSIANS
NOW INFECTED
The Doctrine of Discomfort Has
Been Disseminated by the
Disgruntled Ones.
SWAN PAST THE GUARDS
Troublemaker Broke Quarantine
and Spent Several Hours
on the Island.

The TWO hundred and ffty-three Rus
sian immigrants who arrived in Homo
lulu by the Mongolia last Saturday
have in all probability already been
infected by tie germs Of suspicion. dis
trust and discomfort that have rendered
their countrymen who arrived earlier
50 troublesome. From four clock
yesterday morning to noon yesterday
one Of the Russians of the old lot was
on Quarantine Island and there is
! every reason to believe that he put in
his time spreading the propaganda Of
no work and defiance to all constituted
authority.
This Russian, Alexander GavriIlov,
was arrested, but not until he had had
plenty of time to do his work. He
swan across the harbor in the early
hours OF the morning. before it was
barely daylight, and managed to escape
/ the notice Of the guards who were sup
| posed to keep intruders out.
/ Gavriilov is the man with whom the
! Russian girl, Alexandra Kudinoya, says
! she came to Honolulu She claimed,
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q -" ne a. y"
"a az '''i' ''''llU ~, 'Ilo
"'9 ~ - "I'i' d S'9'et o. -h''A
- ~ s''-ilD> d.
-h,eN"""id N4"IHoN' VINO was "lIF't
eo I'S. Ne'N' mas 'eeh released ana D.
no" "|lnS WIN teSI'eE'apIe i"'illlN
III ne Guy : ne chains liiat Snt e4IH'
a. 'ne VIE % d man 20 "noil she 1 ma
,''l married ote'o>t '"e agtH1S ol IN, ln'
bureau OIL ''Il''ii 'l'H wanted FAMINE,
ana t"a' was lne 9uIH way SHe e''''o
9t- htI9eii accepted oT ALN1h9oH'
Beside 'aLfilio\' two oJher russians
We're arrested Tor breaking qoafaalih'
ana gong INTO the new camp Ihese
Hregoro and 9anchooh, together Wit
"aNF'loN' apPt're" oeIore the ohI.e'
states commissioner yesterday nofhlh!
'oI 'he nearing was not eohelooed ah'
WILL ne res .liueo 'o1aE.
.-' @['I''' Jury - s.." 3oSH III y,
gazing NISSAN 'a'1eIS' "o' mas "o
joAfAed unIH JomoFfo" morning,
Rioters Released.
- Nine of the Russians indicted bv +h
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-10
Norway's Queen Reaches Bier.

KING Haakon, of Norway, and Queen
Maud, daughter of King Edward, ar
rived yesterday from Norway. They
We're met at the railway station by
King George and taken direct to Buck
ingham Palace. where they viewed the
body Of the dead King. Afterwards
they attended a special service in the
Chapel Royal.
Queen Dowager to Sandringham.
1t is reported to be the desire of
Queen Alexandra to retire to Sand
bingham, which was the private prop
ertv Of the late King and which has
been bequeathed to her for life. There
she will spend the remainder of her
DAYS, amid the scenes to which King
Edward brought her as a bride.