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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,
Entered for Record Sept. 30. 1910.
. From 1920 a. m. 10 4 D. m.

From III: 3U a. N. TO 4 p. IN.
Elizabeth II WatcrhOusc to
Eleanor J Watcrhousc ...... d
John Waterhouse and WI to
Eleanor j Waterhouse .'..... u
Oahu Railway & Land Co to
Kahuku Plantation Co ...... l.
Apo to NJ I.ydgatc .......... u
S Shaw to II ID Kaona. ...... Rel
II ID Kaona and WI 10 William
hehfy .......,,.. ID
w G WaiwaiOlo Kaaiai CD to
William Henry, tr ..... ID
Addie u Gear and hsb to Mrs
II KahOOwahaokalani Hart .. ID
Walter Il Coombs and WI to
Trent Trust Co Ltd, tr ...Tr ID
Mary Stacker and hsb TO First
Bank of Hilo Ltd .......... ID
Henry Waterhouse TT Co Ltd,
tr. to Francis Gay .......... ID
Agnes II u Judd by atty to A II
DOndcrO ct al ..........P Par Rel
Emma Hotel and hsb to Mutual
big 4 Loan Socy of IIaw Ltd NJ
Entered for Record Sept 80, 1910
From 8 a. m. to 1890 a. m.
Wahincpio Namokucha to Ka-
neohe Rice Mill Co Ltd ... d
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30

4 hoy Is an animal who can spill
water and soap suds all over the
bathroom without getting any Of
them on himself. Dallas News.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30

ple dizzy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30

The patience and unsclhshncss Of
a really good woman can not he
cquulcd by the best man on earth,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30

F~"For Rent" cards on sale at
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30

E~~"For Rent" cards on sale at
~ p"'Iatir offics
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-19
5ABSAGE6
Made on Harrison County
Farm Are Served at
the Waldo.

A most delicious make of country
sausage Is being ser.-ed to dining room
customers at the Waldo hotel
The manage ment OF the hotel has
closed a contract with a prominent
Harrison county farmer. who operates
one OF the largest and best farms IN
the county. whereby the Waldo takes
the whole output OF the sausage made
on HE farm.
This farmer has made speciality
or country sausage for the last fifteen
years and he always has q greater
demand than he can supply owing 70
the superior qualify OF his output
Good country sausage tastes good
this kind OF weather. Try the Waldo'Ar.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-19

TENS, one-fourth down,
balance one and two
years
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-19

Fred. a. McFarlln, N. N. Shuttle
worth, l. b. Heiner. A. Fred Wagr
ncr, W, A. Outright and H. J..
James. all local odd Fellows, re
turned home Friday night from
Huntington where they attended the
annual state convention of that or
der.
Dr. Hugh Carr. OF Fairmont
passed through the city Saturday
morning on the way home from an
eastern trip.
James o. Watson, superintendent OF
the Fairmont and Clarksburg TrneT
tIon company. passed through the
city Saturday morning. on the way
to FaIrmont from trip to eastern
points.
George F. Randall, president q
the county court was here today
from shinnston.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-19

his retptneq rem g
W b Headlsy. Of Riedg rood + ? ?
Tst7I tor
D. D Teets, q lE0rsansoVp, 4 9
citF fsIIcr
sJa1les III Day Is hare from
JarvisliIIe
i've D. sWearlneen = here rom
Guy etiBble. OF Fuelshann6n, =
a city visitor
u G. Young. OF Buei1hannon. Is =
VISITOR here
h Il. Spence, OF Parkerlburg, =
q visitor here.
I'D Lodge Nas here last highs
from Bridgeport
Miss Louise Kyle went to GF9fton
70 spend thezdhy.
virgil MCMILLAN, Of RsdTilles IS 4
city business yisitor.
Dr. and Mrs. Ashby Wilson, we're
IN the city Saturday.
g. r. SaNnan, OF HorBantoWn, Is a
guest at e6e waldo -
Taylor Ward, or Peel Tree. Is =
city business visitor
Luke Murray. OF Glen Falls. was \
SATURDAY visitor here
AIRS James Bumgarduer was here
from salem Saturday
Miss Alice Bean returned last
evening from Grafton.
Alvin d. Basel. OF. Lost Greek, was
Saturday visitor here
Je MaYheld. OF MIddIebourne. Is,
a business visitor here =
cee1 b Highland. of New Mar
tinsTille, IS IN the city
A b. Moore. OF New 3Iartiusyille.
IS a visitor In the city
Judge Nathan Con Is home from
New York City on visit.
Miss Omle Martin, of Salem, visit
ed In the city Saturday
Miss Daisy Harrison. OF Salem
was. in the city saturday.
Mss Eta Bumgarduer was city
NAalNQE LEQL4 soalGlLl- l1--lu4 AeLs
MRS -sVfiiiami Mason IS visiting
Mrs Guy Baker at Grafton.
Or. and MIS- Frank Haddlx are.
visitors here from Grafton
Henry McCord. OF AIeadoEbroOks
was city visitor Saturday.
s. A. Long. OF shfnnston. was 4
city business visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. " JOIIine, OF
Falrmont. are waldo hotel guests
owen s. MeKthney, OF FairmoHt.
was here FridaS night and satur-
da1.
Judge II. h Willis of New Mar
tInsvilIe, Is here on brief business
Mr.. and Mrs. william Brown. of
Newark, N. J., are the guests OF Mrs
Ira C.. Post at. her home at Temple.
r,oor --GL
ED. Hupp, United States deputy
marshal, went to Pankersburg last
night
Ais Ellen Rodewald has returned
from Grafton, where she visited Mrs-
John Cassel.
Mrs. ]. II. Painter and mother.
Mrs. H. k. Wit. OF Grafton have
been visiting here.
DR.. Sidney Raymond Post has left
for Du Bois. Pa, where he will be z
house guest of John E. Du Bots
Sylvanus Watson passed through
the city Saturday morning, returning
to Fairmont from an eastern trip.
Ignatfus Bremen. the poet IAN
reate OF wheeling. is IN the city
looking after insurance business
Mrs. Thomas W. PettigreW. OF
New York. who Is a guest OF Mrs
Dudley Britt. will return home this
evening.
IA F. Wagner has returned rom
where he attended
meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows.
Miss opal Barnett. OF Sixth street
went to waterford, o.. Saturday
morning. 10 visit at the home OF her
father ]. e. Barnett
NIrs. ]. ID. MARBLE Of Grafton has
been called here owing to the III
ness OF her father. T. w Lawson'
who Is a -Su1erer from paralysis.
Mrs. Benjamin R. Biaektord, OF
who spent few days
this week with her parents. Col and
Mrs. Henry Raymond. has returned
Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-19
$11O0
Terms reasonable.

SIX rooms, frame, slate
roof house IN Broaddus
addition, gas, wafer and
sewerage, all improve
ments, on lot 45x1oo IT.,
price
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-19

&&+%$A%+$$*$ %%$$ =
= HOUSES MOVED
.. Any one wanting work OF this =
= kind done VIII save money by
Z. EeaIng
= L. G. REREE,
80 The prneticai honse mover.
!. -Ishones-EIolne e5s, Hell 81.
IouSs a dSiress dO7 ~, PIKE 81 8
- = = y = =, 80 = =, II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-19
S25OO

Terms, one-fourth down,
balance one, two and
rhree years, 8 per cent in
terest, or will make slight
reduction for cash, house
rents for $1,000 per
month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-19

BEI.n PgIOSs 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
PATTEN HOOTED
FROM AN ENGLISH
COTTON EXCHANGE

MAS EEETEE EHs Ea-et ~
james pauan hr Chicago
rralu slaaaaiafar asat booted from
.ht rasr 8chaurt nsrr tfis nf-
raruBsr
After PaueH la~ abe exchange q
0aal followed tIn ai3nF the s'rest
AND rnaif FORCED mm fa take ~egugt
on aH arnae building
The nHEnr m fht crowd mas dus
b. tff hanef iha paueu causs here
ta reraat aa ctleaea ue~f9 rrusnce
Hf lIaref ulsr1af rlgFiuF
Paftrl was recognized eoan after
as eraHr. f1r Gzenancf and vas
sarrauuaea hosting mob.
ErHta-f Hsr-ra hr outside and
tnr police weTr raHo6 Thes alH-
f,lrrea fht errra umet bad gam
srea about thr building whore be
taaE rrfaFt
raer arera "a -rf and waus %
If nafs $50 rlrIrir showed ncr-
Uaasure eter boz ARRIVED rhcrn
Tfr aeuarftraf against paftan
seas fhe reeaU 8f rene-ai belief
taf ts rar~Ntt operations are IN
mea Fee n b.e snuniae Interests
r 1h oF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
KNOX, JR.. WILL
SELL MOTOR CARS

PROVIDENCE r. l.. March N
Young PhiIauter kno2. lr re1udI
ated hy DIS father for the hcnor,
crime 20 marutuE @ stou a.i1. uI..
start 90 work hero next Nouaav
selling automobiles
2 think J nm suited for the hrsi
moss" hc said and VIA SHOW ms
father the stuff } am made 81 pcr
haps ! WIN own factory mysali
some day
Knox received I0o0I offers o'
i.00l different vuuctiC az 3ohs
more OF less. as o. result of ilc uo
toriety hc has received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

what ls ihc arraplanc rIle-
Prov toes Be- lacl tc raratIYeg iot
cu -u bolts and Grr.
THIS was asked Charles h Hau
noa at fht NaIuie. Grand tt.s
morning
Wal YOU'RE uG Boz thr a'r. sa.a
Hamilton. smiling Iteu tosr e
5.sf down aea'u-that Quick Noa
Know. z learned how hr thr hrrak
Ina Iorse rum k.tc ] Was ruNr
wien was coo young to know ant
raItrr THAT'S when ! made N.r.
ane good resolutions newer fo $50
at Hn thc air again J trohD thtn
trmlh. Sues, hke uli other eoua
reso atIuua
rhen Hamilton went on to ten
about lhc slide
Drops Like Stone.
Tae machine drops 1850 o.
ferr Dc said rhc descent GO
600 feat is made be 50 seconds
E0I much time % consider what
tra art coins to Cos Another easc
where thc hand must a.t quicker
fhan tlc brain Starting lrrm an
elevation 90 1000 feet or loss, 3 sea
ihe machine am ai auEle. more or
loss acotc. acCordlrE to thc speed
4 want to develop thyu stop thp
cuEmo ana gravity aoes ibc rest
IA usually drop to within iour
Ieef of The ground before 7 Kim
up lite quick work. hut man
hasut time o. be scared Oi course.
there is thc chance ot dash.ue
ar1lne thC ground az tremendous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
MUM s THE
WORD WITH
ROOSEVELT
Listens Eagerly 10 Stories
Of American Political
Situation Blu, Saws Abso-
lutely Nothing.


- 3 stHFf Enrrrruanarrf - sfr
Unmna prrms
49,
eeH"Ass HAFeh --~
S,-,'.. ..s.''..'t No'ne'sR nee
A""ttf HothtHt 70 esY tn
eV@Fo'f'p NfneFaosn
$500 = 20 asi hi'u &c eis
" afnta ne taN
tro~s-s, 81 49, 49,. ..rr.s,.
investigation saflrr seaes =.
~. far sas prwnvrt shunl,s,rlv
iynn~sa 81. sucs tes..,
urlaf f.Fhtr- n,re+,,Ir r,.,,.,..s
%, fisr utenrssr ftsl f,as. a. -,
sanatafsis sgrss,.fr-sa i .--r,9r 81
uewHuaassv t,fa-ras,...,s.t.fs vt,a
came here an fhs at.l.n. = gr.s.isi
Is chartered A.,as
Hs greeted fbrm van etarnr.s-
.rstr ruttnaIasm ru ~ 49, 49,
psp-r lea hssre La r-rsansl
TRENDS ar n tks e..,,... a,s-.t,s,.,.ss
fhaaeAf thaf 49, raasrf - f,-,s,,a
an fhs ealas.s8 snlrf.I $500 -. (.
ther nnrfn~sa 49,. as...r.r....,.t
msns snr ~ fnv..e.as.,s - 81 ~.
F'f.ns.s Ts,urs st.r.af..t.... -
rssaseferfs $500 - ass.,..s -.
fles
81 wans ~. f.~.,.s., ........s..... a..
az fhs rnrstl.,nlur So -. s-e-r...
snRnemstf wbe. us.t.nra..r...a tt....s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
HER HOME IS
WRECKED BY
AN AFFINITY
Mira. Walter C. Everett
Secures Warrant for Ar
rest OF Husband ard
Blanes a Mrs. Martin.

Nc.a aapparg uf kls wifs and ca &c
is thr ohnrrs aEAinN Ernest @ ~.
srest taller. IN The Henrv halieinK.
sua complaint flce ia ne prose
raffHE httnrHsra uf88cf hy kNvf
efff alfs Mr. Pauline Ercr~ff. u'
the Rovcrafi apartments. tl8 thar
yard 81 TIE rdnps sheef ui thr
complaint recites the foanu lnf
story
The dslendnnf So infajusfef
sffh Mrs Jesse "a Nhrtn he 81
snftF ere shme fo Attorney ffn1
carve. Haa SAYS he cnnf Ere aaf
his utir hunf S. airuree ~
las been Twins uith Ma Martin
the pnri year st lhe Cedar apart
menta fhe Premier Apartment
ana elefuhere A hnhy was bern
% wrt Everett Ihnuary % The
father has seen TIE baby ouos BE
has Advertised in fhf payers that
( be would uot pay bic Wifrf hllla
IL Der apartments a. tbf Res
croft MrH Everett iald this atnfF
last uiEhf
elnrtet SIRE 0fhtf woman.
aNv HUSBAND and 3 urre maTffet
I four years ago ia Minneapolis A1a
/ came Go seattle 20 live THIS wum
~ uffh whum b. ls iafauafefa haf
called me W. ngsin and sgain -
I TIE Telephone are hakcd 10 Pr al
rorae my husband Tie L the oll1
ma j ever lore1 or wll love ehe
sfrlnrea th0urh ehs has been laar
lea tulce aua uag divorces iram
T her seraad husband only last SEP
TENDER
~she has had ueu tailor mace
uaifs everv tao cr three months
ana my huabaud made them fqr
hsr Thsy toak q trip 81 California
ancr af our expense When Bay
hurhnnF was iu business iu the
wnMhnru hundinr ] foand Mra
wnrtfu ~ hif store one db1 nud
I whipped her with p doE SHIP NY
husband pi zoe oui
al one time thCf lived CO DE
washington AnneK. bot were rui
oHf ~ there My rent here 10 this
auartmenf has rgt been paio fuI
4 fuo months Nou fhey have cop
~ and don't know where they
are I oould not stand % any lonE
80 and. "a the advice 81 Judge az
ne superior cour. vlth uhom
Itnlted. ] auore oat the complain
4 "a non Support Of myself and The
baby
Z AH OF rhe parties are widely
I known iu Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
MADISON ST. TO
FIGHT CABLE
CHANGE

aH fhr hus n6 pinch aud ea %
n uH turning lo1af af H a5 rhf
prHnr tmef oaa places Ther the
lHe uaHF AND thr people
h.Iav
ID snrHa H#sH fhn 81 ores rIec-
t paH t HH uHr rhr give Tire
patrons .rsH .frr n- e.araf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

TACOMA March ll-The cham
Der of Commer, has sencd a COM
tract with CHas k Hamilton. tho
california "h.rd man. Coz two
uaN 0N o he bold hcre March ~
aua 90 A guarantee ~ $4,000 was
put up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
|I0SD0S HONORs
| SEATTLE AUTHOR

f4Eh ( meza tae u
- a itaa one an
- ~ Z TAR kAE 81 e. iear
= L3aars % F1d cot ns
- krhw ~ ives AZ ffrE 81
- 8 AAa smea prnauE
4 Naiis ~ aAorr ~ n-a
- , y - ics q nf r
= sssH1s ant pihsr 1ilnEs ss
- - As6 xmN
y izaAsc ~ 8 roaHs ~ buss
MEFf dass h,e fhaf
sA sssf r esd
- Aaqa i anG mace u a
- A'lsr 1i4nf know 81 uas
8 = seHe .1.au ~
~ knga Vs.
~ sst 49,
Asa esas y a 4an
s'fss s1zla arruss ~ uasr
4sSllA Pos nUesafa ~ Frr
tfs w-ass
- q 49, q rer
as1 81 Fesa
AoaeFa Poets md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
Patrons 81 the Line Fear
That They VIII Be De
lsyed IN Gong to and
From Their Work.

A'ni " wv hhaiH1t otitf iINr
"'i 't hai"a h
''.tt ~ thf Nhf i''ata f
't itA' i'iHii''t Hl''' 4-
awe ~ NiHhf q elftfH
gee saolL fAI,N i''h'o'Ai H ti
~. sh CON i@A
~" 'ita I'oa 81 5000 90
fi' t'AA tA Sly uHNt A3a
--,. .. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
IILNAN, The LOAN SHARK,
| fNDS GIRL To JAIL

8 DOrs Griffith
a. Was Fined $4,000
'.as-u.enced to Jal for
r..x;ns TolmAn's Bun-
....rxned the Mean
= Money LoAner IN the
lsuniry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

ZIG waH Gsuleen 3 cen prupns
Nua nssG 1ahn q sgIllvsn ta1nF
tfe rause tt Hz.a wau 20 tn gaaEs
tnn are t.urk rHr steadily NunlrIa'
km wanted htm Cd uut
40. eve ufE q ranzce ~ Sc
errn. D. tseEUwa Re lusiEtHe CT
SIS NnvnE an fae game wth BIN
nr csc uu9er protest
u fanf want hif rnuusv I 6tcn
eran present Ms chect 81 tte nAnk
SD nn EunE tu O. uaf Enns
ukeshFf ha mngpue IsYmett uH 81
en- n1, ! dunf carr
He truE straight EaullsllrF
ttauee and lusfs theE he AauuNls'l
Htf tf"
rhe EEr FfuFe wnere % happen
~ Is ura connected vltA ths Amer
.enn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
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- as - Taluau ~ 80 e
'ssA
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49, Are Nlraa flarlisur So
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
GILLIAN PUTS
END To CITYS
HOLD-UPG GAME
Saws There l. No Reason
Why Seattle Should
Hold Out Excess Pay
ments for Improvement

That there 10 no leeai tscuse or
ere rir uf seafils rcfasane 81 re
fans 30 property cwnsra the Money
thBf a. cuners Rave pate inio iscsl
imprpfeueut funet ln s1oes uf me
cos OF ihe wcTk vns the decision
renderrd ~ suI.srlor 1uars Gillian
ttis mu-niaN The cftvs caafcnuon
saf thaf fsc fears after ths im
groeeuert e-ts comrlstcd Or vas
sr@mrt frum paving back o. prop
rrfV rWrcrH TIE eKUcss charges
made The court however heid
that abe posfuua 90 thf cts vEf
uutemhh3e
TIE -sft ca practically ever lm
pFurerueui completed iu SeH5tle hns
collected fruu fhs property up-ufrt
in fhe district FAR mere than the im.
nruvemeuf cust The ciiY inHuEarst
~ fhe scheme rf refuhuf rcpay
mrnf q ths ezcfss CHARGES ~ the
prnfertg owner ava not aemRnd hlf
money teo wears after the Improve
merit was comuatud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

A prnwaan ar the charter sup
ported fhs CTS officials iu thr main.
fauhncf pf tpn rcar period as p
har Co RECOVERY az ftls money
Az tfe last secession ef fhe lrrs
Inture las Vas enacted compel D.
Mr clufs fo refund these eEceEs
cauecsnnn af Improvement assess
meufs ne eftr however contend.
"a fhh this as uas uot rc,fuac
ufa arc ga uot affect Blf ckcess
haaeaamautf already collected
1uer Gillian however held thaf
n npQlat to all collection of A-
eaaaiFe Improvement chArEes The
caae before the court Cor decision
uns mai 81 n q Mccullough
agalnHi lhe citr lu 1ulf la0a the
ellis completed en- assessment near
Hanfora and Utah sfs upon which
tun property owners we're COM
peIlra o uas an excessive Improve
meut asfessmont a. tagtbe nc-
mnna was made ou the cts feW
months $40 Tor thc refund of thiE
excess chhrEc and refused on the
ground ihaf 81 was more than Two
wears overdue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

The court hold thtt tbc city
should pag ID A. appeal Was taken
from the decision of Judge Gillian
O. the supreme eourf II Judge G'l
Ham % Sustained in me appellate
court Is means that thousands oi
property owners ulll be enabled io
recover money that Che city nov
holds which was collected hy en-.
ueesiHe improvement assessments
The city officials contend That there
is oaiy $4,000 90 such money on
hand McCulough declares that 50
w8li reach at least half o million
dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11
LOSES $4,000
IN DICE CAME
At AMERICAN
travelling Man Tells Story
81 Loss al Cafe Bar
Stops Payment On Draft.

iH g1e1 tu e. dier game
Ane wAnf AIS mane back
earltGea Eeetu Golden lrNfcl
ur saAeau41u. Ha hf rushed inir
palre teuauuaf2eru eNrlf this
musnIuN
Trgea ~ atHtr she furlA 81 bis
aaae mo~g calmlF 1aanr anta be-
veuf lHta tht Auser.eaE latf lasl
Fif ana STARTED shNEauF dire vllh
IntH sulNFan. ser 1 fhr uruIlsis.
ear fw 81 ruutf Ehruw HtlN
stake Haan iseaAme tua tame. ans
iu ahurf ttlue fht uaif were naak
ms SER sizes 3 lhrus
A. Erm b. RhFk. AsalaUn hAa
Eeaa iuek hu theu came iesa sle
rnk. wtaeh 8iG nas eud untA BE-
aa hrun cinnnnd af al hia weuiiA
ans hmA ca NtuN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-11

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The Washington herald., 1910-02-15
HOLD EARLY A LEPER.
Society of Medical Jurisprudence
Acts Finally.

New York Feb. 1.-THE committee OF
three doctors and two lawyers appointed
by the Society OF Medical Jurisprudence
last December 10 investigate the case OF
John r. Early the alleged leper, made
a further report az meeting Of the So
ciety tonight. which confirmed the com
mittee's first report pronouncing him a
probable leper
The former report az the committee was
made on January 10. but was not sc-
Cepted bv the society gecause or an ap-
peal made by Or. I. Duncan BulBley.
who has all along insisted that Early is
not suffering from leprosy. The com
m.ttee was instructed TO receive what
ever proofs the protesting physician
might offer and to investigate further.
Theodore Sutro, chairman Of the COM
mittee. simply said. in announcing the
decision.
What has occurred since the last
meeting hasn't caused the committee TO
change It's previous conclusions"
The dispute which followed lasted for
more than an hour. Finally, Lawyer
Charles NJ. de Mond moved that the re-
port be received and the matter dropped
without any further Judgment upon
EaTlys case being expressed by the So
ciety as whole The motion was
passed.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-15
PLOT AGAINST DIAZ.
Important Revolutionary Papers
Found in Texas.

Galveston. Tex, Feb. 4.-When Secret
Service agents, acting upon information
from Mexican government agents.
pounced upon Praxsdis Guerrero. pub
Usher Of the Punto Rojo. in a saloon IN
Houston, where he had been trailed over
the country for six weeks. the willy
revolutionist brushed aside revolvers and
leaplng from third-story window to a
court forty feet below, escaped.
Two associates. one OF them woman.
claimed the attention Of the officers, who
finally overpowered them and unearthed
a collection Of papers disclosing details
OF another plot against President Diaz.
The officers viii not give out the de-
tails further than 10 admit the conspiracy
was OF a revolutionary character and the
date set for its execution was within
three weeks.
Another document in Spanish gives the
names and code numbers Of sixty-seven
other prominent Mexieans, Of whom
about half are in Texas, each assigned
to a part in the general plot
The Mexican government had an inu-
nation OF the plot, and after following
certain ciews in Mexico communicated
with Washington. and Secret Service op-
eratives took Up the trail reward OF
$1,000 Is offered for the arrest OF
Guerrero.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-15
H. 7. OWEN DEAD.
Real Estate Dealer and Clubman
Pneumonia Victim.

Hillard T. Owen, elubman and social
leader of Washington. died yesterday
at $40 p. m. at the Episcopal Eye, Ear.
and Throat Hospital. from pneumonia,
following an operation.
Mr. owen was the brother Of Welding
Owen. and was a real estate broker with
Henry Wells, being at one time con-
nected with Murray Cobb He was a
member of the Chevy Chase Club. and
was we'll known, not only in social. but
in army and navy circles. having been
educated at the United States Naval
Academy.
He was thirty-three years old, and was
born in Baltimore. being member Of the
old Tilghman family, one of the best
known families OF Maryland. HIS aunt,
Mrs Emma Wheeler. Is a prominent So
ciety woman of Baltimore. The funeral
will take place from the chapel at Oak
Hi Cemetery tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.