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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

Frenr Sidney Ballou, Arthur Mark,
Philip Frear, Harold Castle W. ID.
Westervelt, L. L. Winslow, Harmon
Hendrick, A. +. Griiliths ] A, Nc
Candless, II. Hepburn. o. c. Swain
Paul Super, Alfred Hooking, C.. b..
Cooper, Arthur Wall, George Brown,
Sarah Newcomb and win whitney,
The following Is the program:
my Loves an Arbutees;" when
Love Is Kind ,........ Old Irish
"Chanson de Florian" ......, GODDARD
Life" Peace" .......,....,,.,..
Mary Dillingham; Frear
Roses In June" .d,.,.,.... German
selections by Hoffman" ..,...
.................,. Welte MlgnOn
Solos from the Persian Garden,
.,.,,,.,Mr, Brown and Mrs. Dobo
"Connals tn lie PayO" .,..,,,.....
....,.,..,,,.,,. Mignom Thomas
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

derson, Ivan Graham, Marston Camp.
bell Francis Cooper. }akeley Nc
stnckcr, Reynold McGrew, william
Ouderkirk, Alan Renton and Francis
Smith.
Musicale at Moana Hotel.
Honolulu music lovers are looking
forward with keen interest to the song
recital 20 he given by Mrs. stephen
Norton Bob1 next Thursday evening
October twenty.sevr nth IN the concert
room Of the Moana Hotel. Mrs. Bobo
Will he assisted by Mrs. Sidney Bal
lou Mt tho piano. Mr.. George Brown.
IN two solo numbers and DIR. Carl
Ramus, cclloist.
Those who were fortunate enough
to hear the excellent rendition of the
Persian Garden" this past summer
VIII enjoy hearing again some of tn
solos given by Mrs. Bobo and Mr..
Brownsville those who have not
heard IT. will have. an opportunity ia
listen 10 part ofithis beautiful song
c,clo.
Another interesting Failure will be
some selections on the "Welte Mig.
non" This Is new In Honolulu, and
the opportunity 10 hear the repro,
auctions Of solos of eminent pnnists
will h. n pleasnrable ono. DR. Ramus
viii assist Mrs. Bobp in two cello oh.
ligaiC7.
Among The long list of well known
composers on the program. The 10
cal public will he Interested TO note
The names of two Of nur own must
clans Mrs. Mary Dillingham; Frear
and Mr. Edgar A. =. Newcomb Mrs.
Bobo will sing two of Mrs. Frear's
songs "P ace and T.ife''-the words
of both by Edward Rowland sill, and
In the Great House" by Mr. New
comb.
Among other numbers "Connals tn
lie payo" from the opera "Mignon,"
the slave Song" by Del Riego and
Schuberts dainty "Wohin" will be of
great interest.
The whole program has been care
tage the qualities of Mrs. Bobos
voice. n rich contralto. dramatic In It's
intensity, and yet lyric in quality. 1t
is always heard with the greatest en-.
ioyment. and true artist. the singer
Is never disappointing to her audi
ences. Honolulu has been fortunate
in possessing such an artist for so
long t!me--and her generous assist
ance at NIL times toward things mn.
steal has been warmly appreciated.
She leaves on the second of Noyem.
Der for the East and her departure
will be keenly regretted.
The recital promises to be of social
as well as artistic interest and the
following well known womfn are act
ing as pa 'ronesscs: Meslames Walter
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

'In the CIR. at House" ...........
............Ed Edgar A. p. Ncwcomb
I'm Frublins ............. Fesca
"Wohin" .......... Schubert
slave Song" ......... Del Riego
Rceimcntal elmer Dance at Leilehua.
One of the most beautifully arrang-
ed dinner dances was given at Lei
lehua, Saturday evening. This enter
the officers of the second anldron,
which arrived the previous Wednes-
day on the transport Sherman. Cow
were laid for sixty. the dinner was Civ,
Ell In The mess room of the officers
club. The walls OF this room were
adorned with troop guidons, flags and
palms, presenting an attractive ap
poarance. The Cavalry colors were
carried out In the table decorations.
fea hcry yellow chrysnnthemums were
used most effectively. During the
dinner many interesting spc eche5
were made. Colonel Schuyler the com
mandant Of the regiment made a
splendid speech, extending n royal
welcome to the Second Cavalry. Ar
ter the dinner the ncor was cleared
and dancing was INDUCED until a late
hour. The Firth Cavalry orchc sra
furnished music for the occasion.
Mrs. Wslbritce's Tea.
Mrs. Ralph Forster ana Mrs Waite,
Hoffman We're the guests of honor AT
a'i o'clock tea, Friday Afternoon
which was given ~ Mrs, Bernics Wal
bridge. Both OF these society women
leave on the Sierra for an European
trip About forty guests were invited
mos OF the guests were intimate
! friends of the gu SITS OF honor Amunr
those present were: Mrs u, T. Bishop
I Mrs Ralph Forster, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs.
Hoffman. Mrs. Rolicky Mrs. Low. Ma
dam Friqne. Madam parmelee, Madam
Klmball. Mrs, King Mrs Bnttomley
Mrs. A. v Forster, Miss Grass. Mrs
Newly. Miss Ballenlyne, Mrs. Black.
man. Miss Bldckman and Others.
+ -
Mrs. George Lycurgus, with her
| two little ones and maid, win be In
Honolulu on the coming Wilhel
nina.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Fakes Dinner.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs
I Fake of Knllhi gave a dinner In hon
or of Doctor and Mrs. Walter Hon
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

The only folks for whom ! care,
In this world Of deceiying.
Are those who even doubt sOme.
times,
That seeing Is believing.
Carrie Jacobs-B Bond.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22
Mrs. Carrie Iacohs.Bond in Germany.

hrs' 'hrr'e 'hco"s. Bona III 'erh'ah!'
An interesting ihciueht napponeu
recently III "erihuny MISS "auniu"'
ua"sh'er Vi 'he ieFeIenu anu WITS
"auhan VI 'n's WY was :" nan.
s"''St s"op -" Do i'"' "''o
m studying music III .iiut Guy sue 10
wen KNOWN III iiohoiu'u soc,e'y o'r-
cies anu ga 'cry pc'u,'iui souns
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

lier During dinner Hawaiian quln
tc'tu club disCoursed sweet music
which proved u novelty TO the assem-.
bled guests. After dinner dancing
was participated in until a late hour.
4 4
Mr.. David Anderson's Party.
Mr.. David Anderson was host at a
weekend which was given last Sun
day at his country place at Hanauma
lay. near Koko Head. This affair was
given In honor of Doctor and Mrs.
Walter Hoffman. and several young
people of Honolulu ON Sunday the
party was reinforced by several Off
GERS from the North German Lloyd
training ship now In port. Some of
the party motored. while others drove
In carriages or rode horseback Hama.
uma Bay is one Of the most beautiful
spots on the island Of Oahu the bath.
ing Is exceptionally fine. every one
knows Mr.. Anderson's reputation as a
host. and II is needless to say that all
Of his guests had on enjoyable time.
4 4
The Misses Maybury's Dinner.
Tuesday evening. the Misses May
bury entertained AT dinner at the Mo
ana Hotel. where they have been so
iOurning for the plrt month. This
dinner was given in honor Of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. A. Lewis Jr. The color scheme
for the dinner was VIII G and green
! eng stemmcd white roses. formed
the center piece. silver capdelab
with dainty gsean sha les added
Recommendation 10 the THE. Covers
we're laid for eight. After dinner the
bright moonlight highs was enjoyed
by motoring to the Pail.
=
Mrs. Holioways Poi Luncheon.
! Mrs. Carl Holloway entertained Fri.
day. at a, poi luncheon. in honor OF her
hcuse guest. Mrs Wilcox. Covers
we're arranged for twelve, the table
wHa decorated with scarlet berries and
! 70 rs. Among those ptcsen; were:
/ Mrs. Holloway. Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. Har,
q al Castle. Mrs. Putnam of Kauai,
/ Mrs. Richard Cooke. Mrs A. Lewis.
Jr Miss Vera Damon, Miss Annie
| Graham. Miss Ida Kopkc, Miss Cath.
crime Goodale and others,
The numerous friends OF Mrs. Put.
man will be sorry to hear that through
n runaway accident. her ankle was
sp aimed. and the verdict of the Doc
| tor is. that she will be laid up for
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

ten little boys have been invited. It Ia
needless To say that these small tots
viii enjoy the novelty OF dining
aboard ship.
Cove rnor and Mrs. Walter Frear en-.
tertained Informally at breakfast Sun.
day in honor of Mrs. Mary Mace and
her son, Mr.. Arthur Mace of Pasa.
dena. California. The table was frag.
rant with pink roses and maiden hair
fern.
Mr. Carl du Roi entertained at
dinner for eleven of the ON sers OF
the German training ship on Satur-
day evening last. On Sunday he
was the host for cadets luncheon
and surfing party. on both occa-
sIons most delightful time was
spent.
Mr.. ana Mrs, Jack Lucas and Miss
Sara Lucas are guests at The Donna.
The In ases have given up house
keeping for the present. Major and
Mrs. Long are occupying the Lucas
home.
Miss Ray Sheldon is the week end
guest OF Mrs. George Renton Sr. of
EVA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

on the transport. Lieutenant and Mrs
Smith of the Navy viii occupy the
Ian s bungalow
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

Chesney, and Messrs. Alexander An
derson, Ivan Graham, Marston Camp.
bell, Francis Cooper. Blakeley Nc
stnckcr Reynold McGrew, William
Ouderkirk, Alan Renton and Francis
Smith.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22
Mrs. BalIentyne's Bridge Party.

Mrs. Ballentyne's Bridge Party.
Mrs. Clinton Bnllentyne has cards
nj for a bridge party. which will be-
given next Tuesday afternoon In hon
or of her sister Miss Hartnaglc. who
rs visiting h"r. Miss Marie Ballen.
tyne the second daughter Of the house
will leave with her aunt In December.
10 yisi In Seattle washington.
Mrs. George x uegcl and Pauline
have gone 10 the Volcano House for
five weeks vacation.
4 4
Lieutenant Robinson's Dinner,
Lieutenant Robinson of the U. s,
Revenue Cutter service, will entertain
his Sunday school class aboard the u,
s. s. Thetis. tomorrow evening. About
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

Mrs. Ernest Warehouses; Tea.
Mrs. Ernest Warehouse made one Of
day on the transport Sherman. Covers
tea. which was given at her home.
wednesday afternoon. About twenty.
five guests were present. the FREEDOM.
mating color for the decorations was
pink.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Durston were
passengers ON the Mauna Kea and
will visit relatives on Hawaii This
young couple were recently married;
the latter is a daughter of Mr.. Wood
Of the Promotion Committee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

Mrs. George Lycurgus, with hel
two little ones aud maid, win be In
Honolulu on the coming Wilhel
nina.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

I'm the CIR 1T House" ...........
........... Edgar A. p. Ncwcomb
I'm Fruhlifg ................ FeSca
"Wohin' ................. Schubert
slave Song" .........,... Del Riego
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

Miss Ray Sheldon is the week end
guest OF Mrs. George Renton Sr. of
EVA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

Mrs. Lanes Card Party.
Mrs Lane. wife Of Doctor Lane OF
the U. S. Navy will entertain this AT
ternnon at larga bridge party. there
will he seven tables. Doctor and Mrs
Lane leave on the 18th of November
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

Miss Jessie Kennedy and' her
charming mother will arrive here on
the incoming Wilhelmina. Their
home friends will give them hearty
welcome.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Fakes Dinner.
Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs,
Fake of Knlihi gave dinner In hon
or of Doctor and Mrs. Walter Hon
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-22

lier During dinner Hawaiian quln.
tc'tC club disCoursed sweet music.
which proved novelty TO the ASSEM-.
bed guests. After dinner dancing
was participated in until a late hour.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06

eridge. OF Indiana. that Col. Roosevelt
decided travel through Indiana. Bev-
eridge is running for reelection to the
Senate. and the colonel promised to help
him. He VIII stump the State as far as
he is able fr the Senator
The main speech will be made at In
dianapolis on Thursday. There win be a
short stop at Muncie and Richmond.
The party is due back In New York on
Friday. October a.
Col Roosevelt has prepared no speeches
in advance for this trip, as he did for
his Western 1aunt In a good many re-
spects 1t will be ike the other one. for
he'll speak from the rear platform and
state his position 10 the South and the
Southwest Politics viii be the topic
most everywhere.
Tonight the colonel stayed at the home
OF Douglas Robinson. He will be at the
Outlook Office tomorrow 10 meet many
friends and constituents A great many.
so he said
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
MUST TELL ALL.
Otherwise Jackpot" Distributors
Need Not Testify.

Chicago, Oct 5.-"TeH all you know or
else stand uneqmvocalIy on your refusal
10 testify" Such WAS the substance OF
the order given Lee O'Neil Browne. John
Broderick, and Robert f. Wilson, alleged
distributors Of Lorimer money and Of the
Jackpot fund to-day.
The six United States Senator's, COM
posing the subcommitte which is investi-
eating charges that bribery was used in
the election Of Mr.. LoriTer 10 the United
States Senate. were unanimous IN their
demand on the alleged graft distributors.
The pleas for a delay were ,Sated with
scant patience. Almost ever inomher- OF
The committee took part in the discussion
which was settled By Senator Burrows,
who said:
The committee will give you until 10
o'clock tomorrow. The committee de-
sires TO extend every courtesy 70 you, but
you will have TO be here tomorrow at
10"
Senator Paynter then added: II you
represent Browne. you would better con-
suit about him az the same time"
Broderick was then excused until to-
morrow and a few minutes later Browne
was excused until the same time.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
SHELLS SKATER ROOM
OCCUPIED BY MANUEL

Paris. Oct s.-A dispatch from Hendaye
TO the ournaI describes the bombardment
of Necessidades palace as terrible.
1t was riddled by shells. Some fell in
the Kings private apartments. The King
did not lose his presence of mind. He
left with his mother and a few faithful
friends and reached the Sac paulo, where
President Fonseca. whom the King had
baRqueted the previous night. offered him
hospitality.
His majesty. however. did not feel safe
aboard the Brazilian vessel, and he en-
barked in the darkness aboard a small
boat and landed Casces. whence a
steam launch took him 10 a British
cruiser. which autographed Gijon that 1t
was proceeding northward
The Journal adds that nothing is known
of the fate of Gaby des Yys. the Partisan
actress. who was Installed in a villa
near the pahce shortly after King Man
uels visit 20 Parts.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
MANUEL'S PRIVATE LIFE
ROUSED PEOPLES ANGER

London. Oct. 6.-FOllowing the Times
covert allusion yesterday 10 King Man
uel's private life. the following dispatch
from the Mails Berlin correspondent
possibly may be illuminative:
Great indignation was caused in Lis
bon by the indiscreet way the King main
tanned friendship with a French actress,
without taking the least precaution to
conceal his infatuation. His conduct in
giving her Jewels OF enormous value when
Portugal Is almost bankrupt and groan-
ing under many abuses, excited the keen
est resentment His mother and grand
mother are also regarded as having con-
tributed to the causes that led TO the
revolution"
There is some speculation whether
Prince Miguel Of Braganza. who married
Anita Stewart, VIII try to fish for the
Portuguese crown in the turbld waters
OF the revolutionary floor. He is now be-
lieved to be staying in Bavaria.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
KNOX AWAITS ACTION
OF EUROPEAN POWERS

The question OF formally recognizing
the new government OF Portugal will not
be considered by officers Of the state
Department until the new regime has
demonstrated its stability and is compe-
tent TO enter into international obIlga-
tions. II is likely that Secretary Knox
viii delay recognizing the new govern.
ment until the European countries. which
have greater interests in Portugal. have
taken action.
The United States has little interest
In the internal affairs OF Portugal. and IL
is not believed here that it will be neces-
sary TO send naval vessels to Portuguese
waters. The belief prevails that the lives
and property OF Americans in Portugal
will not De jeopardized by the revolution.
The cruiser Des Moines and the gunboat
Scorpion are available in case OF emer-
gency.
Viscount de Alte, lhe Portuguese Min
ister said yesterday that he had no in
formation from his government regard
ing the revolution. He declined to make
any comment on the situation.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
DOESN'T COUNT.
Nevada City Divorce Held Invalid
in New York.

New York. Oct. 5.-Declaring that a
Reno divorce is not binding in this State,
Supreme Court Justice Whitney to-day
dismissed a writ OF habeas corpus OBJ
tanned by Mrs. Marion Briggs Catlin 10
compel her husband. George I. Catlin. 70
return TO her two children, a girl OF nine
and a boy Of four
Catlin is a member Of the Seventh Regi-
ment and is known as an amateur ath-
lete. He lives at IlO5 Amsterdam avenue.
while Mrs. Catlin makes her home with
her mother at 103 Herkimer street, Brook
lyn.
The couple were married in Jersey City
IN 1900, when Miss Briggs was seventeen.
shortly after the second baby was born,
50 the testimony goes. Catlin disappeared
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.

Lisbon, Oct. 5.-A provisional
republican government has been
formed ns fOliONs;
TheophiIe Braga, President.
senior Maehado, minister, of
foreign affairs.
senior Costa, minister OF JUS
tice.
Senior Telles, minister OF
finance.
Senior Barreto, minister OF
war.
Senior Antonio Comes, minis
ter OF public works.
senior AIOnida, minister OF the
Interior.
senior AmargO Comes, minis
ter of marine.
senior Leao, civil governor of
Lisbon.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
IN FEAR
OF SPANISH OUTBREAK

Paris. Oct a-The sud express In
reached Paris minus its Lisbon sect, IN.
Crowds awaited its arrival. hoping TO
get some news OF the outbreak. The
members Of the Portuguese legation We're
among those disappointed. Travellers
from Spain state that Bilbao and BARGE
Iona are in a state of effeveseence.
Republicans and CaTlists are following
the trend of revolution With undisguised
satisfaction. Gen. Weyler. captain gen.
eral OF Catalonia. has stringent taken
stringent measures 10 preserve order. He
is hurrying troops 70 the Republican and
Carlist strongholds, where an outbreak is
feared on October lS the anniversary OF
the execution Of Ferrar.
The presence Of a British war ship in
the Tagus greatly comforted King Al
fonso, who feared that King Manuel
would fall a victim to the revolution.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
GIFT TO WAR SHIP.
State of Delaware Presents Silver
Service to It's Namesake.

Wilmington. Del. oct 5-The battle
ship Delaware, dreadnought OF the Amer
lean navy. has been signally honored
by the state whose name she bears: the
State that was the first 10 ratify the Fed
eraI Constitution The war vessel. at II
o'clock this morning with imposing cere-
monies, was presented with a 0o00
silver service by the citizens Of this Com
monwealth.
The presentation speech was made by
Gov. simeon 5. Pennewi.I, in the pres
enCe or over ore thcgsanG prominent
citizens from throughout the State. Capt.
Charles A. Cove. The commander Of The
battle ship, accepted tire gift.
The presentation was made on the
deck OF the vessel, which is at anchor
at Deep Water Point. IN the Delaware
River. opposite this city.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
FIND MINERS ALIVE.
Six Men EntOmbed Four Days in
Mexican Shaft.

Monterey, Mexico, Oct Six miners
entombed in Mine , of the Coahuila Coal
Company. Palau. Mexico, as the result
OF Friday nights explosion in which more
than 80 lost their lives, were found alive
to-day. Although they had been without
food or water since the explosion, il is
said that all OF them Will recover.
The men had been securely walled in
by a heavy iaM OF rock caused by the
explosion which prevented their death
from afterdamp. Rescue parties are
working steadily Thirty-five bodies have
believed that by tomorrow night al Will
have been recovered
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
HOKE SMITH WINS
IN GEORGIA FIGHT
Elected Governor Over Brown
by Big Vote.
MAJORITY likely TO BE $4,000
Present Executive, Running as In
dependent After Defeat at August
in Stnte-BrOwn Votes Regular
Ticket, Which Is Elected.

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 5.-Hoke Smith was
to-day chosen to serve a second term as
governor Of Georgia, defeating Gov Jo-
seph NJ Brown, who was defeated 70 re-
nomination in the August primary, but
whose name was to-day put before the
voters as an independent Democratic
candidate.
Carly returns indicate that only two
counties of the las in the State were
carried by Brown in to-days election.
Browns vote was very small in all coun-
ties, and in some not ballot was cast
for him.
S1ith's Majority Big.
Smiths majority will probably be
75 600. All OF the regular Democratic NOM
inees for State and county Offices were
elected, the vote for the Socialist ticket
being Insignificant.
Gov. Brown Nsaid the action OF Thomas
f. Watson and others in running him as
Independent was without authority, but
he declined 10 state whether or not ne
would serve If elected.
He announced. however, that he would
support the nominees. and to-day went
to Marietta, his home, 10 cast his vote
for Hoke Smith.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06

throughout the city, on all the public
grounds, the Bank cf Portugal, and
many business houses and residences
People are parading the streets with
arms singing revolutionary songs.
Palace Guardian n Suicide.
Madrid Oct. 5.-When the victors oc-
cupied the Necessidades Palace Gen Cor
gas. who had defended 1t. committed sui
eide.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
HUGHES OUT TO-DAY.
Luncheon to Mark His Retirement
as Governor.

as Governor.
Albany. oct E.-Lieut Gov. Horace
White, Of Syracuse. will succeed TO the
governorship OF the State tomorrow aft
ernoon, when Gov. Hughes VIII resign
and leave for Washington TO assume his
new duties as an associate justice or the
United States Supreme Court. Definite
plans for the change were not made
until to-day It is announced that Gov
Hughes viii finish his work for the
state at midday tomorrow. and that at
l O'Clock he viii give a luncheon at the
executive mansion IN honor of Lieut.
Coz. White and members Of his military
and personal staffs.
After the luncheon the governor and
Lieut.. Gov. White Will return 10 the
capitol. when Gov Hughes viii write
out his resignation for fling with the
secretary of state, and Lieut.. Gov. White
will be sworn into Office by Secretary Of
State Koenig.
Gov Hughes tonight announced the
last official act of his administration of
four years as governor. This was the
appointment of a State board of embalm-
ing examiners.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
CALLS PENNSYLVANIA SAFE.

New York. Oct. 5-United States Sena-
tor Boies Penrose. of Pennsylvania. was
discovered this morning in the lobby OF
the Waldorf, but he said he had not
come over 10 New York on account of
politics.
The situation in Pennsylvania is very
satisfactory he said, in answer to a
question, though we have four tickets
in the field. Besides the DEMOCRATS and
Republicans there are the Prohibitionists,
and the reformers, who call themselves
the Keystone party. In spite os the num-
Der Of tickets, the indications are that
Pennsylvania will go Republican by a
handsome plurality"
Senator Penrose said he had made no
study of the conditions in New York
State
The Washington herald., 1910-10-06
WILL HAVE TICKET.
Independence League Opposed to In
dorsing Stimson.

New York. Oct 6.-By vote of 90 10
"a the Hearst Independence League State
committee. in Cooper Union Hall, voted
10 nominate a straight ticket. The dele
gates balked at the leaders programme
TO indorse Stimson and name Hearst for
lieutenant governor. The vote was count
ed at 1890 this morning Hearst is on the
Mauretania. due tonight