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TO EXAMINE WIS. MARTIN.
Relatives Asa mat Oesy assaa's asuhsS
ne seat % Insane Asylum.

Application was made 60 Chisf Justice
Gummsre at Newark yesterday for an
examination To dstsrmlns the sanity Of
Mrs Caroline b Martin. Who 70 In the jail
at Newark awaiting trial on the charge Of
numbering her daughter. Ocsy ". 81.
Sussd The Chief Justice said h would
not at AZ the trial because the postpone
u'snts had taken up % much Of his time
and ia. proceedings were being moved
forward 10 a time when he had arduous
duties he referred the case with the
Application for the sanity examination
to Judge Ten Eyck
4 renewal of the request will ba made
h"fOr" Judge len Eyck to-day The trial
was iu have begun to-day. but a furt her
past IOn"Incnt was agreed uPon 10y cOun-
s'.i Tor huth sides until October IS owing
To- thu Illness IL Prosecutor Mott who is
at has summer home at Nantucket. Mass.
,hIuucey u. B.'asley Of counsel for the
defendant presented the I+.tition for the
sanity inquiry. which was signed by the
Rev Albert 7 Mardlaw of SPARTA burg.
= G.. and Mrs Bessie q Spindle Of Chris
tiauhiirR. Va. brother aud sister of Mrs
Martin Attached 10 the I+tition were
reports made by DR. Walter y Washing
ton 81 Newark and Dr. Henry 4 Cotton.
medical director Of the New Jersey State
Hospital at Trenton.
The Physicians reported that in their
opinion Mr.. Martin is insane and "A proper
larson 10 h. committed To the County
Hospital for IN" Insane or some other
institution. The doctors has. their re
ports on personal tests they made at the
county Jail February - last.
When the petition was presented there
WAS no one present ON behalf Of the State.
The Chief Justice sent for Louis Hood.
who ~ associated with Prosecutor Mott
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W'SHtSGTOS, Sept 10 The com
handing officers Il tho Atlantic coas,
navy yards yer" IN conference" ~ the
Navy Deps n m-nt TO-DAY over means for
obtaining uniformity and greater economy
IA navy yard administration.
Those attending th" conference" were
Rear Admiral p. II e. l.-ut>e. retired. ~
the NeS York yard, Rear Admiral " 4
Marsh1H ~ The Norfolk ward. cans
John &. Fremont ~ the Bp-ton yard Cant
Albert W Grant ~ tho Philadelphia ward
Cant. Charles p Fox - the Charleston
y. e. navy yard Capt Frank 4 Wilmer
~ the Portsmouth,. " ward. Capt
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WIN FRON THE OPEN C.N.
sanitary Dealers Association NsLs Ro,rd
oT Health Not 10 stoD n. S.Ie

NanNsrD beairrs Association ASKS H0ar,
NJ Health Not 20 stop Its sale.
The Board Of Health has b.en co,-
emplating the withdrawal ~ some Of tho
permits granted To groc.ry stores and
delicatessen shops that sell milk NJ retail
from large open cans meeting 81 milk
dealers was called yesterday by the New
York Sanitary Milk Dealers Association
AZ % West Thirty eighth street 10 discuss
this question with DIR. Walter Bensai
Eanitary superintendent
II was argued by those in favor ~
cancelling the permits that the condi.
tions in many 81 the grocery stores wher.
milk was doIed from cans were unsanit.rv
Will" on the other side II was stated thai
" these places lost their permits the moo,
would suner. a. they would have To ge,
their milk from concerns that only sold
bottled milk and charged more for ~
resolution was passed hat tbs. reacind.
ing ~ all permits would he "A miatake and
that only those stores that did not coyn
ply With the regulations ~ the prpaTt
ment Of Health should suffer Another
reeolutton was passed urging tho hoard
~ t.stimate and Apportionment to grant
larger appropriation 20 the Board ~
Health for sanitary regulation Of the
milk supply. ". p. Conklln Dreaded
over yesterdays meeting.
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OF CutieurA Resolvent. together with the CI'i.
ehfa ointment nv sotes we're nearly hsaled
Over, and by tAe time had us~i the ih''d
boiie. ! vas entirely we'll. ] had . god
appetite ard vas hrshier than ] ever ut'
10 any one who has anV skin OF blood dissae
would honestly Advise ihsui Co foot ufa
nothing else. hut Go get Cuticura and &C. -sil.
NJ hands. cured by the Use Of Cniru'A rave
never EtVen me the least bit % trouble 10 20
noW. ! cannot recomn~nd Cuiicura his-.v
enough. u has done me and nv family =
much good. Nv daughters hands this sum
met becAne perfectly raw With ecEsma s's
could SCI nothing that would do thsn az
gooi unil she tried Cu'irtira She ussi 100
ooiiiss OF CuiiruFA Hssolvsnt and one hoI oi
CuiicurA ointment and IN two weeks 49,
were entirely cured. I have used Cuti-I-s
Iot oiher members % nv family ard n a'sav'
pfoveh 'uccessful recommsnd Il 20 az ne
WIN ecfema. AMER once using 20 I'll
never Use anything else Mrs ~ n Fa'tn.
speefs Ferry. Va. Oct. 10. 1900.
.s.g'h,,ls :, ~ nsss sroao@rsi trsstssni -
-, 80 ~ 'es $40 sna scaip = rae ~ Cu',,ls
sues-,Ir, - sl Sntlrggs on,gse.s sIs 49,
a css@. ooF0- Sc tFSSs. SsssSH WV
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New church Building tn Rrd HANK

RTD BNSE. y ! S-pt ~ The corner.
stone - IN" new church building ~ IN.
FIRST Presbyterian Church vas lad This
afternoon AZ IN" corner ~ Broad street
aud Reckless place The pastor. the
Rev Dr " Rogan. used a silver trowel
presented ~ the church by the architect
I.@ichi I'm the ivory handle vac
picture ~ the pastor On rne side ~
no blade ~ the troWel we're the photo.
graphs - ~. building committee and
"r'c"rs and on the other were the names
y The elders and trustees and a picture
4 the new church.
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ECZEMA ON HANDS
FOR TEN YEARS
Were Raw All 0ver-Was Spreading
to Body and limbs-Used CUT
cura and was Cured - Also
Cured Daughters Eczema,
~ had ecsema on my hands for ten years.
A. nrsi Il would break out only IN pl7isf.

bTeah out only " Nl7lrt'
Then II finally caneto s'ay
] had three good i pcin's 10
do all they could BIT zone
OF them did Any gnoi |
thea used one boz Of Cuti-
eufA Ointment and ihfee
bottles Of CutleurA Resolv'
ent and vas eompisisly
euTed. NJ hands were az
ell over. inside and ogtNaf
the enema vas spread g
ell over ny body ana l.mos
Hafara tt.-.f gna H4~fsI~
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Tire vsn street edition NJ THs FvE~rSn Sr-S
con'ains I'll ne nnancial news sad in~ s,o-L and
bond quotations ~ NE r'ls- ~ ihe .rarsrt IN.
closing quotations. ineiuding the -bid and asked
pri6eA vita Addiuonal news matter are Goa
iainsd also 10 The night edition % TEE EvEsuss
SuHy-A6A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
Population Figure. Of Tire. Cnr.s.
wAsHISoToS. sept ~ Announcement
was made nv IN" Census Bureau to-day
~ the population ~ tho following cities
Arm, and Navy OrderS.

Ws-HtSoTo>. S-r' ~ 1h~s~ army order.
isste - daN
tapt Iam~~ Is Mitchell coast ArtIulrry t,frs
O.. de'alir, 'uT dUfy Win the coast NritIIsr, -
-Sftss - the NAuu1A G.sfd ~ the state ~ Wv
utk. io take @rrt t-t0ber 1910
Ilrst Lieut. Rpgisr = hayy. Medical corn.
from ihlnprinrs 49, isivn Ia duty - surgeon III
ne Transport Logan. relic ina First iteut -
Ein ~ towisS ~ Ned'raI corps
flrst Lieut. IOtBsTt "A krrr Medical Corn.
from philippines division To duty a. Sursron ~
ne 'ransport Nh.rian relic, Ing TiTs' Ii.uI
Af'huT ASKER Medical Crrps
tapi i"hn ~ liugh~- t"uTth Infantry :, lie
'siisd 'pf S~f, i"r end 20 1n ,acan~y IA the .lb
,istrnrr department O." t,.r effect ie-smber IS
1914. lsr capt llouis Mailman. ronmI.sar.
shp i relieved from detail In that Department
- take erect byrembsT - 1910. ana = assigned -
NJ Fourth Infantry g. take effect ib-,.e nbrt
100 fslu
S-'unI lieut. Harry g. Simpson Third In
fautfy from General Hospital me rr--idip ~
~au francisco tp Hot SPRING. Ark
Can't InhE " ~igwOTth twenty ttlrd infantry.
10 Waiter Hr~d t'~n~rAl Huspliai ui.tTist ~
Z .pI4uIhla
Sound Lieut. WinIim " RoSi,iir S~roni IN
fHn'f} from General i'~pital me prr-lflO Uf
san fTIusisrp. 70 fort H.vaTd, y
'..t Lieut. fdnuni I. GrIber. Fifth i-li Ar
n ~f1 from his pr->rn' station 70 Washington
irsf Lieut. Walter rlnE~s tOast ARTILLERY
'Tps from hi~agu 900 20 h. station
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'ur.u"inr' IS n Bs-h~r retired from rom
Hrinnl u; he - rnth Nalhl district anI saVal
NRuu. hes West ia 20 home
as ua' ,t"l from NAyal Db.sry tory
Na-h'rF' 90. ID e. 90 rom raandant Of the "a
HN'rI lIs'ru.' AMI Naval Niatl"u. 81 kry West Tia
'".uTTrH'rN ~ r't~pri retired from charge
rH. a. 'us. de .Hp' llb Irsn taI. 20 home
u tenant on r"anusr u q Dinger from
d~'t'hrd d4iy bsrrau ~ steam ~nEin~eTin9
Nav department Washington a. duty roansr
Won ''lIrg COT bf1N ton tuf duty In comm nj
arsu placed iu rufnfuIs.iou
IrI4t D. ~Ahm from duty Nsfth Isr,sina Z,
home Au4 Uaii uFi~T-
indgn q Al"r fruui lusr ~ Nlnu-sn's
'tNgn IS NrHu~y. o. from treatment At
NnNnl NpspI'hl bs>'On Mss 20 NaEaI Ns,ieal
N'hppl hospital. Washing tn. 10 q
Nifshtpwan = HrpwH ~ tpun~rsIff.
surgeon I. rsHdssI from naval Mar
college NsWport. II - bureau ~ medicine and
surgery. Washing Ton 10
i'aSwasITr N lpr Ne. from thsrIesspo In
home aud Nait oTdrTN
tsIunrr N Nsrh. 20 DUTY naval rrav.yI,s
Iona Island. New 1rk
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
Ideal Way.

Mr.. E. P. EaulcOner' of Danvills,
has purchased farm on Manitee river,
near Tampa, Florida and will at once
leave for the land Of flowers and erect
a handsome home upon his new pOss-
essions. In November his family will
Join him and they will spend six mon
tbs there. The other six months they
will spend upon their Blue grass farm
in the FaulcOner section. In coz
versatiOn with reporter, Mr.. Faul-
cOner says such plan Of living is
nearest the ideal as il is possible to
attain. This way has been perfected
by the modern methods of travel.
The trip over the Qleen & Ores ,nt
Route through the pictureQue KeC-
tucky--TenneSSee mountains, the.
peach orchards of Georgia and the
Orange groves of Florida embraces
one of the most charming journeys in
the union. To board the train IN the
Blue grass ON zero day and land a
few hours later in the land of perpet.
ual summertime is as the realization
of happy dream. The Queen&CreS
ent Route is now making very attrac'
tive winter tourist rates to all Flor
ida points and the indications are fay
orable for a very large SOuthbOunt
passenger traffic this season. Vestlbu
led pullman coaches will be carriet
direct from Cincinnati to Jacksonville
and New Orleans.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
Good Prices at Sale.

A large crowd of people attended the
sale of Mr.. Cleveland Rose last week
and prices were good. A bunch OF
brood SOwS sold at prices ranging
from $50 to $50 per head and y head
of 1OO-pound shoats sold at II cents a
pound. A team of yearling mules sold
for 1856 and another pair at $3.50 and
mule colts brought from $50 TO 500
A pair of aged mules sold readily for
$3.50 and an inferior team at 1865. Cat
tie brought from 81 80 to s.. 90 per hun
dred. Farming implements brought
good prices and everything sold readi
ly. Money was plentiful and bidding
was spirited. Col. Dunn was in his
best spirits and those present declare
that he eclipsed all Of his past records
on the block.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
Urged to Run.

The Danvile Advocate has the fol
lowing to say about our efficient COCn-
tY Attorney:
"HOn. Joseph Robinson, county at
torney of Garrard county, was in the
city today. He has many friends here
and is always welcome visitor. Mr..
Robinson was asked about the report
that he may be in the race for COM
mOnWealth's attorney and his reply
was that he was very we'll pleased
with his present. He has made very
fine county attorney and it goes with
out saying that he would be a fOrmid
able candidate for the place now held
by Hon. Charles A. Hardin. a lot Of
people think he ought to run for the
place.
We agree with the Advocate that
he would make good commonwealth
attorney, and if he should decide that
he wants the place, he would be a hard
man to beat, for he has served US well
in his present capacity.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
Walker--DOty.

Charles J. DOty and Miss Lula Belle
Walker were united in marriage at
the home of the BRIDES parents Mr.
and Mrs. William Walker in Fayette
County on last Wednesday. Rev. j..
W. Porter Baptist minister officiating.
Jack DOty as he is famiiary known
here at his bOyhOOd home is son OF
the late Mr. Charles Doty, of Santa
Barbara, CAL, is making good in the
city Of Henderson where he holds a
lucrative position with the street
railway company. The bride is re-
ported as an unusually attractive
Young lady and quite popular. The
happy young couple left at once for
the home of the groom in Henderson.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
Joy Riders Have Exciting Time.

While returning from NichOlaSville
Sunday night il his new Auto, Mr.
Sam FaSelden and family of this city
dashed into a large trunk of a tree
that had been placed squarely across
the turnpike, i'm front Of Mr.. Dave
SNOpes place about four miles from
town. The occupants of the machine
were considerably shaken up and fri
ghtened but were not seriously hurt.
Mr.. HaSeldens new machine, however
was considerably damage. II is repor-
ted that this obstruction i'm the turn
pike was placed there by four young
men in the neighbOrhOOd for the pur-
pose of having some fun, and that they
were stationed near by to enjoy the
scene when some persons in an
automihiIe should run into the log
The penalty of the law is very heavy
for such an act and the proper au
thorities should see that such Offend
ers are taught that this is not the
way to make fun.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
Campaign Committee.

HOr. E. Fl. TomlinsOn has teen ap-
pointed chairman Of the Democratic
Congressional campaign committee of
Garrard county. Under his leader
ship the campaign will be vigorous and
aggressive. and we may expect good
results, though the county is republi-
can.
The members Of the committee are
as follows: Court House precinct, NJ
D Hughes: East Park, T. B. Robin
son: " est Park, AShby Arnold: West
BrYlntsyiIle, C.. G. Becker: East Bry
antSviile, John Bryant; Buckeye, Rob
ert Long; Walkers School House, C.. S.
Bal0w: Paint Lick, Robert Arnold:
Union, Nr. CUnn. Mr.. TOmIinSOn re-
quests the committee to meet at Lis
office, in Lancaster, on Saturday Octo-
Der %, at O'Clock. p. m.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
Harding Next Judge.

Judge George E. Stone of Boyle
county, announced last Monday in
Darville that he would not be in the
contest for the nomination for Circuit
Judge, which leaves Commemorative
Attorney Chas. A. Hardin, Of Har-
rodsburg, the only candidate before
the Democratic party. 1t is now
practically certain that Mr.. Hardin
will have no opposition for the nOmi-
nation. So acceptable have been the
services of Mr.. Hardin as Common
wealth'S Attorney to the people of
the district that they are glad to pre-
mote him to the more responsible pO-
SitiOn of Circuit Judge. Mr.. Hardin
is learned lawyer, fair and impartial
in his official conduct and he pOSSesSt 8
true conception of the official digni-
ty necessary to make successful Cir
cult Judge. That he is well fitted in
every way for the high honor he seeks
we verify believe and wish that he
may realize his ambition without
further political struggle.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21

HusheS& ) AinebrOad, the real eSta-
tie men, report that the sale Of the
Wallace farm was held on October II
tn Just rs advertised by them. being
sold to the highest bidder without by
bid or limit. The home place with
l67 acres was purchased by e. K Ross
at 800 II per acre. "a acres uniEl-
proved Ian | by Jas G. Burnside at SOL :.
90 per acre. The store house and lot
at Point Leavell by Noah Spainhewer
for $1,000 90 and the five acre tract
with small dwelling by Dennis Lear
for S6G600 The whole farm of 2I0
acres averaged $lO2 per acre.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
Shot Down and Robbed Of Money
and Whiskey.

While carrying on his back sack
containing three gallons Of whiskey,
James Jones, an industrious and re-
spected cOlOred man whose home is in
Lancaster was held up by two white
men near w. H. Traylors distillery,
In Lincoln county on last Saturday
night about nine O'Clock, and after
shooting Jones through the breast,
robbed him of $1,000 in money and
three gallons Of whiskey. Jones was
brought back to his home in LancaS-
ter after the shooting where he was
given medical attention. He is in a
very critical condition and little hope
is had for his recovery.
Dock Terpin another negro who was
near by when the assault was made
and witnessed it, after he had Suffic-
iently recovered from the fright stated
that he and Jones bad gone over to
the Traylor dfstillery to get some
whiskey. and while he waited at the
vehicle Jones went through a back
way to house near the distillery. and
while he was gone Charley Humber
and Alvin Thomas came up to his bug
gy and had a conversation with him.
Presently Jones came back toward the
buggy the same way that he had gone
to get to the house and Humber and
Thomas advanced meeting Jones,
when near him demanded his goods
Jones treated the request seemingly
as a Joke, whereupOn Humber drew a
pistol and fired two shots only one Of
which took effect, and when Jones mad
fallen to the ground Thomas proceed
ed to rob him of his effect He says
the moon was shining brightly and
he could see the parties plainly and
heard everything that passed be-
tween them. After the parties had
robbed him they ran away.
County Attorney w. S. Burch, of
Lincoln county, came over to Lancas
ter Monday and placed warrants with
Sheriff Ballard for the arrest of Hum
Der ond Thomas charging them with
the crime, but before the sheriff had
time to get out to HYattsville neal
where the accused parties live. they
had heard of the warrants and skipped
out and have not been found at the
time we 60 TO press. Humber ano
Thomas, are brcthers.iD-law and are
prominently connected.
| LATER-Humber was found Thurs
day morning by Sheriff Ballard.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21

Mrs. B. f. Walter entertained in
formally on Tuesday evening In honor
of Miss Lettie Mae McRoberts attrac-
tive guest. Miss Reed of Texas. The
beautiful colonial house and grounds
were artisticaIly decorated. Frappe
was served in the yard, while refresh
mentS were on the upper gallery or
the front porch, the lower porch was
for dancing Mrs. Walter has always
been known as charming hostess and
never IN the hist DRY of our town has
there been a more delightful social
gathering
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
Killed On Train.

John DOty about q years OF age ana
son Of Jerry Doty respectable COL
Ored citizen of this place was shot and
killed Sunday night while coming from
Cincinnati on the l.. and n. excursion
by a Lincoln County negro named
Ophelius Bryant. The Shooting oc-
CURED just beyond Winchester and
Bryant was arrested when the tram
arrived at Winchester. 1t is claimed
that Doty was not at fault and that
Bryant thought he was another fellow
Doty was buried at this place Tuesday
afternoon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
Public Speaking.

Hon. Harvey Helm, Democratic
nominee for congress, will speak, at
the court house i'm Lancaster next
Monday, at 80 O'clock P. NJ. During
his two terms he has been true to bis
party and his constituents. Go and
hear him give good reasons for voting
against the party Of two factions, pre-
tractlve tariff, trusts, the New NatiO-
naliSm, and all that is truthful to the
hest interest of the masses.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
Appointed Stock Inspector.

The Fiscal Court has appointed Mr..
A. D. Leavell stock Inspector for Gar
rard County. Mr. Leavell is stock
man of the highest type and the Court
could not have made more popular
appointment. His duties are to in
spect stock to see that they are in
coed health. He will be paid accord
ing to the number Of head Of stock
that he inSpectS.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
Burns-Robinsen.

Charley Robinson, of this county,
near Buena Vista, was married on
Wednesday in the city of Lexington
to Miss Mary Burns. The wedding
was at 800 and was at the home Of the
brides parents and quite swell affair.
Harry TOmlinson. of this place, cousin
of the groom. acted as BEST man.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21

On last Sunday morning while on
her way to church Mrs. Johnson Price
was tripped by plank on the Rich
mond street crossing which caused her
to fall and hurt herself very badly.
She was taken home at once where ey-
cry attention was given and now she is
abOut well
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21
No Services Sunday.

- Rev. G. G. Brown left Wednesday
to attend the meeting of the TRANSIT
vania Presbytery at Buck Horn, KY.
The Presbytery Will be in session over
Sabbath therefore there will be no
service at the Presbyterian church
Sunday
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21

At nine O'Clock Saturday morning
Logan will throw away absolutely free
$50. worth of dependable merchandise
from the top of his roof. BE On hand
and get some of this free dOingS.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21

Monday is County Court Day so
while You are in town don't fail to
stop at the Record Office and pay your
subscription. This means anyone who
owes us SO be On hand.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21

Wanted-At the Record office, a boy
between the age of II and IL to learn
the newspaper business.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21

Logan believes in patrOniZings home
people SO you should in turn patrOniZs
him.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21

Did you eyer hear of $l.0O shirts FOR
% cents. Logan sells them during his
c n
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-10-21

Buy that new fall suit at Logan
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-03
SHARPSIGNS.
JAPANESE MARRIED
To HAWAIIAN GIRL

OAKLAND, Cal, July 25.-In com
pany with a couple who were plainly
Japanese and a girl who was just
plainly a negress, woman giving
the name of Marie Gonsaives appear
ed at the Office of the county clerk
this morning and obtained a license
permitting her to wed Chiyokichi To-
koyama, a veteran of the Port Arthur
siege.
The bride to be was heavily yelled
and of imposing stature and not un-
pleasant features. Though there was
plenty of room to dispute over her ma
tionality there could be no doubt con-
corning that of her husband and the
couple who stood behind him. They
were obviously Japanese Accom-
panying the brideto-be was a negress,
who seemed to think the whole af-
fair was great joke.
After a general consultation among
the deputies and great amount of
questioning it was decided to grant
the couple a license upon the oath Of
the woman that she was born in Peru
of a Japanese father and Hawaiian
mother.
She acknowledged, however, that
she had been previously married to
white 'man named Miller, and that
she had obtained divorce in Reno
on the ground of desertion, resuming
her maiden name.
The groom is man of wealth who
has been living recently in Vallejo.
The couple said that they intended to
return to Japan, where Yokoyama has
very large tea plantations. The cou-
pie were married by Justice of the
Peace Quinn after the latter had con
ferred over the telep'S=-ne with the
county clerk.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-03
CALIFORNIAN SEES GREAT
PROGRESS IN GERMANY

NEW YORK, July 25.-Professor
Joachim Senger of the University OF
California, who has been spending
year in Europe, chiefly in research in
Germany, returned today by the North
German Lloyd liner Prinz Friedrich
Wilhelm greatly impressed with Teu-
tonic progress. He said Germany was
entering an era of prosperity that
would land her ahead of any European
nation and make her the most for
midable commercial rival of the Unit
ed States. The professor specially
is economics and he has prepared
many papers that he will use in his
university work.