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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
Night Sessions
in Hyde Trial

KANSAS CITY. Oct. rs Might
sessions are probable IN the second
tria. Of DR. Is c Hyde. the alleged
germ poisouer.~ charged With the
murder az Cot Thomas II swope
and a number Of hts relatives.
which il IN progress here today
The examination Of talcsmen for
the jury IL proceeding az a snaii'a
pace. and unless the case proceeds
faster. night sessions will be In
augurated soon.
Only forty unexamlued venircmen
remained on the second panel when
court convened today The first
panel was discharged on the ground
that the officer who summoned
them was biased against DR. Hyde.
or the large number of talesmen
already examined. only three Jurors
have been selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
BUMc0 ARTISTS
MAY BE CAUGHT

The two men who bnncoed 10
seph HademRcher. retired chehaIls
farmer. on; Of 81 500 by the tin
box trick IN this city. about three
weeks ago. may have been captur-
ed IN California
Captain uf Detectives Tenant
left for Santa Rosa. Cal. today TO
investigate the caaes Of Rapiiste
Salusogila and Louis Glorio. In the
county jail Of Santa Rosa. accused
OF securing fs.o0o from John Far
rio. Riverside farmer Farrio
Host his money BY similar device
10 that used 20 trick Rademaeher
iD this city. Rademachcr knew the
two bHnco men "a John ArdIu and
Louis"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
CRANDMAS NOT IN
DEMAND I'm KANSAS

TOPEKA. kas.. Oct. 25.--kansas
IL NO place for grandma" Al
least. In the opinion OF N. {. Bow
man. chairman of the state board
Of control. II IL a bad place for
the AGED person 10 live. for Kansas.
b. declares. IL sending her aged
persons 10 the state insane hos
pital.
Bowman. who has been In a
position 90 obKerve the matter for
sir years. asserts that the aged
ones are being sent 70 the asylanz
10 get rid Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25

HAMMOND. ind. Oct eb..--Asia.
too enthusiasm may cause the
death Of Robert Burnett. ? years
cid. who tried TO fly from the root
81 barn rs feet high. The boys
legs are broken and he Is injured Ia.
ternaily.
Robert made an aeroplanc of
strips of wood and sheets and used
a swimming machine for n steering
wheel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
skgErEa Blrg polsoNs

ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. 2s--A
mosquito bite may cause Dr. Rich.
ard Gardner the loss Of an arm.
He was stung ten days ago. The
poison infected the arm. which
swelled 10 twice It's normal size
Dr. Gardner went % Philadelphia
to undergo an operation In an II.
fort 10 relieve the terrible pain.
The case 10 the FIRST one known
here where a native has expert.
enced any III effects from a mos.
quito bite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
Wife Is Repentant

LAWRENCEBURG. Ind, Oct. %.
DR. Ralph c. TiIley, AZ. prominent
physician. who was whipped by his
wife. arrested for assault and bat.
terry. sued for divorce and alimony.
aud cnioined from disposing OF his
property. all In one day, has settled
the differences between himself and
wife, and. going arm In arm TO
court, Mrs, Tilley requested the
divorce suit and other cases be dis.
missed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
Prince Smokes Now

LONDON. Oct. 25.---The Prince Of
Wales has been promoted 10 enjoy
an occasional cigarette since his
18th birthday The king and queen
did not wish their eldest son TO
smoke until his l7ih birthday. and
on that day he received many gifts
representing the smokers small lux
uFfe~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
WANTED TO REWARD
HIS HORSE: EINED

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-WiIliam
Hobson was fined 81 by Judge
Walker Of the municipal court as a
result OF trying to feed $50 in fresh
greenbacks 70 horse hitched to a
truck.
III was this way, your Honor" ex.
planned Hobson. Il drew $50 from
the bank TO buy clothes and invest.
ed some In drinks. | used to be a
cab driver and | met a horse that
had once saved my life by refusing
TO let me drive him off the Clark
street bridge on a dark and stormy
night.
Il felt so bad for that poor old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
Nearly browns When
Fly Gets Into Nose

NEW YORK. Oct. 2a-Horatio
Southgate. grandson OF the late
Bishop Southgate. nearly drowned
In Wreck Lead channel. back OF
Long Beach, when fly crawled
up his nose.
The fly, a large green one. buzzed
around young Southgate's head and
he splashed water on II. Then It
alighted on his face and bit him.
but he tried to brush II off. instead.
the Insect flew into his nostril.
Southgate gave a cry. threw up his
hands and sank. but was rescued
by a boatman near by.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
CHINESE GENERAL
KILLED BY BOMB
Words by Sch aefer
Music by Condo =

service The rebels are declared
20 have desired him from the way
Ia preparation for an attack on Can.
ton.
An able soldier and a straiegist,
be would have made a brave de-
Tense against occupation OF the city.
which IN thought 10 be the mex,
move Of the rebel army. Imperial
commanders throughout the empire
are reported In a state bordering on
Generalization as a result Of the
assassination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25

tHILABU. III. Oct Is Jane
Adams says that woman Is ike
original inventor Woman. says
Mas Adams. established agricui
sufc. architecture. spinning. weav-
ing. sewing. tanning. pottery. brew.
inK and cooking before man had
learned TO do anything bu, hunt and
fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
OPEN HOUSE FOR ALAskANs

The Commercial club will hold
open house for all Alaskans on No
vember l6. President ]. w. Max.
well has already begun arrange.
ments Tor the entertainment of
every Alaskan who is In the city
on that day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
Hard Luck for Mike
(By United Press Leased wire)

10y ouiteu Ftcss Lshseu Wife)
TACOMA. Oct 25.-On trial for
the murder OF Antonio Lorenzo.
Mike Carino VOWS that no ones lot
Is 30 hard as his.
Since his arrest he declares that
his house has burned down and his
wife deserted him for another man,
who now wishes to testify against
him. Carino insists that he shot
Lorenzo In self defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
u It's Correct. chssssy Has u.
Approved
Styles
in
Women S
Goats
At
Attractive
Prices

A distinctive and Individual
assortment OF correct fashions
without that very noticeable
sameness Of the average shop.
A striking display OF coats
here in all the approved ma
terials, including raincoats and
slip-ons, from $500 up to as
high as you want to go, with
particularly good values at so
SIS and $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
ROTTEN EGGS
FOR DR. COOK

INV United ff~-~ ira-rd hsryt
COPENHAGEN. Oct. 25.--Feted
like a king here two years ago.
when he was acclaimed the diacoy
erer OF the North Pole. Dr. n A..
Cook today IL ~digesting' shower
of rotten eggs with which he vas
driven from a lecture hall when he
attempted 10 prove himself mallgn-
cd instead OF faker.
Cooks former supporter. DIR. Nan
sen. denounced the brooklyn ex-
plorer To his face. and then the riot
started Cook fled By back door
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
cHokEo ON A GOLF BALL

= cHokED ON A GOLF BALL ,
= CHICAGO, Oct 26.--Chok- ,
= Ing from a golf ball which he
= had put into his mouth while ,
= he reached for his knife, /,
= Charles Wilson. . years old. ,
= died at his home before medi. ,
= cal aid could help him.
The lad found golf ball. /,
4 and, desiring 10 find out the ,
4 composition of II, removed the ,
= outer covering with his fin /,
= gers, but was unable TO go far ,
t1ther without a knife. Putting ,
= the ball in his mouth. he delv. 4,
= ed into his trousers pocket. ,
= The ball slipped from his teeth ,
taand back into his throat.
IN tpt ~ tAft 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
OLD FLOOR FOUND

fHy united Iress keeseo Wh~l .
ROME. Oct. GA pavement OF
o.oeo square feet Of Oriental gran.
tie bordered BY Numidian marble.
uncovered by the excavations Of the
Donna Fiayia. has been Identified
Is the floor ~ the dining room Of
the Roman emperor nomitian. Il
h the richest pavement that has
been yet found in the first century
palaces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25

SHANGHAI. Oct. 2s.--oenerai
Feno Shan, commander Of the gar
rison AZ Canton. is reported TO have
been killed By bomb explosion.
according 10 advlees received here.
First reports stated that the general
had escaped. although members Of
his escort were killed.
The reyolufIonists are said 20
have plotted General FcnR shau's
destruction with secret allies In his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
PUBLIC MARKETS


Shoulder Sprtnx iAmh. Sc III. STR
olsn steak i5r ih boiiing beef 2,
H. spring chickens. zoe HI veal cut
lets. lie III cofned beef. s. and ),
m legs lamb i3sc H. pot roaSt
&c and les H.. minced ham. zoe ID
com pouud lard Ice IL. home frn'
dere.l lard. t31c H. Eastern ham
tic III. best bacon. <ee ~.
Sfurg son. Ice ib. tatibut checks
lbs. s5c Ameite J lbs @sc. int
Alaska herring for t0c; Holland
herring for lac whole salmon. 1ss
and 1er each. soles lbs. Csc.
Local ranch c4gs. see dox cot
fage cheese. iny III. fresh Jersey but
ter. lbs. Sic. Wisconsin cream
cheese. lbs. J1c. oregon eggs. do1
sse.
Sweet potatoes. lbs Zoe. ~ ib~
use onions. HIS lee. ounces.
lbs f5c; pears. stIs box. delivered
apples. Use 10 tt.ss box. delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25

PALO ALTO. Cal. Oct. Co.
Registering at Stanford university
as n socialist. Miss Anna p. Cog.
gins is today the first coed to use
the privilege of women's enfran.
chisement on the campus OF the
university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25

horse that burst into tears. haul.
ed the rest OF the $50 out of my
pocket and offered II TO him"
"All right" said Judge Walker.
"fll fine you 81 for being drunk"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
We usr 10 BILLION STAMPS

. WASHINGTON. Oct. 25-~
= The extent Of the mail comm.
= nicaiion ~ the American PEG
. pie themselves and With the Z,
. entire world In shown by the
= fact that i0.i0s $4,000 postage
4 stamps were turned out b. the !
= bureau Of engraving and print !
4 ing In the last fiscal year This !
= Ii an Increase of nearly 3 per
= cent as compared with the pre- /
= ceding year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
WOMAN FIGHTS
DESPERATELY
WITH BURGLAR
tsy United Pres. Leased wire.)

FRANCISCO a6souscd when a burelar who
child Julian Lie
distinction the thief the fight
his partially consoles the loss of $1,000
els with which the marauder fed
maid her little entered
who had been concealed
ieyeed child.
IN Nil the boy Her mothsrloyc aroused
Mrs grappled fled for
When the maids had summoned
the burglar broke and fed The jewels
he before being discovered with him
ba1'y bruised and beaten In the affrAy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25

The Publicity club changed
its name TO the Seattle AID club at
the largest luncheon the organiza.
tipn has ever given, at the Raths.
keller. More than 200 were pres
ent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25

ot0 fstNoUfNFf tfefHt'. Toe thss nut
ter. sec 20 1Sc 10. milk. isC can,
eggs. zoe d0x- good eggs. &c doz.
ranch eggs soc doz.. cream brick
cheese, 20 IL mild cheese. zoe ~
SHARP cheese. zoe h. LinhurEsf
ehersf. lbs. t5c. Spanish Mnlsga
grapes f0c 10 onions lbs. Zoe.
lnkinnA potatoes stts tV0-ib sack,
White River Burbank POTATOES. 81 "a
fAe-lb. sack Roman beauties apples
Hf.s5 hox squash. 1c n. eahbage. soc
saek horse rudiSh Sc IL walnuts
lsc n bacon. ~ piece. tsc ~ picnic
hams. tsLc Ia crabs FOR iSC,
salmon trout. lbs 1Sr: haiihut
cheeks. lbs 2Se. corn beef - ~
Sliced bacon sac III. hams. Use ID
veal outlets. : lbs. 25cs dry salt pork.
lbs Csc: lamb chops. les n. nirlpin
STEAK. BE III. porterheuse steak. lee
10. pot roast Ice ID. prime rib
roast. sehc III. legs and lcins %
iarnh. f2tsc ID. pot roast. luc-lI y =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
TEACHERS CAN'T SPARK

= TEACHERS CAN'T SPARK" =
= EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct. 4
= z5--Thc school teachers In 4
= Montgomery township. Gibson 4
4 couniy. Indiana. must not 4
. spark" or make love during 4
= school hours. II they do. they 4
4 viii be In a good way 10 lose 4
4 their Jobs. 4
The township trustee OF =
= that township. Warrick 4
= Mauck. IN an address at the 4
4 teachers institute. told the 4
4 school ma ans that during 4
4 school hours he would expect =
= them 20 keep their minds OF 4
= their swecthearts and to do no =
= sparkling 4
= Teaching and sparkling do 4
= not 10 together" said he.
4 And want 10 warn you =
: against the prauks Of Cupid 4
4 L Il a Il A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25

VALLEJO. Cal. Oct. 2s. Wire
less messages picked up here TODAY
from the baiiIeshlp Oregon indi
cate that the famous old vessel viii
enter the Golden Gate on Thurs
day. She was crossing the colum
bia river bar when the message
came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25


= CHICAGO. Oct. zs-- Eight .
= business men Of Chicago do .
= not know a 81 .000 bin when 4
. they see II. Eight of them 4
. had a bill Of that dcnominA. =
. ton In their possession. and
= each passed II on to another =
. man a. 800 bin =
. The paying teller Of the .
= bank who gave the $1,000 in =
= exchange for 500 cheek
. discovered his mistake when =
. he maze mp his cash n the =
q close Of the banking day. lie =
. Immediately set about To .
. trace the bin and when he 4
. located II IN the bank where =
= IL was finally deposited. he
. learned that II bad passed Z
= through the hands OF eight
= persons. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25

CONCONULLY, Wash. Oct. 49,
George Wilson,. - well-to.do rancher.
OF Orovillc, was committed 20 the
state asylum for the insane by
Court Commissioner Leon y. Bake
tel. Wilson has been acting
strangely OF late. and last week said
he had received a message from
God to seek some young woman aud
marry her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-25
CHANCE FOR IDEA

The Port Of Seattle commission
wants a permanent official seal. IL
Is short on ideas. Suggestions. Of
fered free OF charge. will be thank.
fully received by the commission.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-21
eiDDY'S DUST BATH.

II one louise on Il deacon'S bald top
makes him flop, how about Biddy with
a louise to every feather and a busy
bunch Of bugs in the fluff? Birds seem
naturally bughouse, but In summer
they keep down crawlers by busting
natures louise killer The old hen de
lights to roll in dust She wallows in
the dry earth. sends shower of it
over her back with her wings, works
ii all through her feathers down to the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-21
TAXING A BATH.

skin, gets her whole hide full of it and
then with a shake sends the dead and
stupefled lice a-fying.
But in winter snow covers the dust.
ing place, and dust bath near a sun.
ny window must be provided or lice
will multiply and knock the profit. A
box 3 by Is large enough for forty
hens, and dust off the road is best for
the biz. This is what those pesky
English sparrows use, and they sure
know good thing when they see it.
Ashes kill lice, but bleach yellow
legs and spoil plumage. Lime, sulphur.
hellebore and louise powder mixed with
earth in the box are simply waste
They lose their strength in the mix
ture, affect the hens respiratory or
gans and often make bath SO obnoxious
that hens will not enter it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-21
TRUTH.

Truth is always consistent with
itself and needs nothing to help it
cut. 1t is always upon our lips and
IS ready to drop out before we are
aware. A lie is troublesome and
sets a mans invention upon the
rack. and one trick needs a great
many more TO make it good.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-21
Too Many Hard Jolts.

Too Many Hard Jolts.
"We'ye got to move our seiSmOgraph
away from here. This is bad lOca
ton for it."
"Why so:'
"Old man Armstrong, who lives
across the street, keeps continually
disturbing the instrument by his treat
ment of the young fellows who come
to see his daughters. Chicago Rec
ord-Herald.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-21
fIe Understood.

The Owner-In my new house want
a simple breakfast room in addition to
the more elaborate dining room. The
Architect see. What you want is
an oatmeal mushroom and a grilled
mushroom room.-Chicago News.
No Cause For Alarm.
Mother (alarme0 - Why does Jack
make those queer sounds? Is he
choking? Young Wife-If he is it is
on the diamond ring I am trying to
make him cough up for me.-Balti-
more American.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-21
RAPID FIRE GUN USED BY ITALIAN ARMY.

NEW HRP1U F1RE GUN USEU B1 italian ARW1
a shower of the o the
The evening world., 1911-08-14
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST EACE.Nai1cn cJr.o'l ,
~" added. five r%urlonps .'aliph. ~
NiccHhctb. 9 90 T. o - ana ! 10 3D., .Irst
hy IVA lengths. Garry. l5 oG'1ssi, ]" 20
!. I Ia I and go .. second. Dr watson,
rs uIcnryJ. 10 t. T. 6 io ! and . tn !.
third. Time, 1901 -... N.rroN. Ori'uar,
Lad BrrdVoii. Dippor, Congress man,
James. Senator Sparks. LORD leighton,
Armagh wood and Dove also ran.
SECOND RACE Selling turco-ycar-
Odds, $500 added nvc ana onc-half fur
longs-WrIp iu2 IiyrucJ. 9 To- ~. . go =
and ! to .. first uy onc-ralf lcn.tu.
Muncrlcf. los dDiggin~i. . to !. 3 to ana
3 To- g, second. ~Cuttyhunk. 10 Nlc-
'ah"vb. ~ 30 T. 10 T. . 90 .. thiytl Time,
LOG 3-'. Iron queen, Matte Herman,
'Nippcwny5u, ll1udrunning. barney
Igoc, Towutan Field, Planter. also ran.
THIRD RACE - Beaver Handicap;
sterplecnasr; f"ur-year-nlds and up-
ward; $500 added. about two miles
Ticket Of Leave. 1854. CWllliamsJ even.
I to .. ! to o. won by u neck. Dina
Kin, ~, tSimpsonb y to !, I to I, . to I,
second. Joe Lett. iI3. Cruckcyl 20 90 !,
a., TO !. . to I, tnIrd. Time. 400, Direct
Prince. Raccbrouk, Mystic Light ais,
ran
The evening world., 1911-08-14
TAXICAb MURDER
SUSPECT drilled
AT HEADQUARTERS
Mystery Surrounding Arrest
AMI Arrangement in High.
way Robbery Case.

That tho police have under arrest a
.man whom they irlieye they can con-
ect with the now famous 'taSicab
murder Of July 2. when Alolph
sterne. a clerk IN Jacoby's jewciry
ls;ore at Thirteenth street ana Sixth
lay,nue. was shot and killed by rob
bers, was revealed In the Centre street
Police Court to-day when John Reid.
twenty years old. Of No. 81 Columbus
avenue. was arraigned on a charge Of
highway robbery.
Inspector Hughes. head OF the Detec-
tive Bureau, and Detectives Donahue
and Fitzpatrick. were present in court
with the prisoner. who was charged
with having held W the driver II a
grocery wagon belonging TO Francis II.
y,esrett a. co. on East Twenty-elghth
s,ree,, on May -. \ man named John
Reilly was charged as having been Inn
plica,ed with Reid In this affair. They
are alleged to have driven on with the
wagon.
There Is reason 10 believe that 1t was
privately intimated TO Magistrate Cor
lragan that the police thought they could
duplicate Reid In the taNicab murder
and that they would like him remanded
for forty-eight hour 80 hat theS
might further investigate. Magistrate
L~---l-.- ~a~andad Reid 49, peT redussl
and ne was taken 20 Police Headquar'
'tsrs by the detectives, presumably Il
he .sweated." He Is sale 10 nave beer
At one time an inmate Of the Elmirl
fRsformatory.
The evening world., 1911-08-14
WHlTNEY's pELusioN WINS.

NOTT1NGiIAM. England. Aug. IL
The Colwick Park Selling Plate OF 100
sovcrcigns, for two-year-olds. distance
1--WE turiongs, was run here to-day m
won by II. T. Whitney, pclusion. GOV
crncs~ WAS second and the Patching
MY tuIrl. There were five starters.
The evening world., 1911-08-14
100000 ALIENATION SUIT
DISCONTINUED BY COURT.
Mrs. George K. Hail Had Demanded
Big Damages From Her
Mother. in-LaW.

Some OF the papers IN the matrimonial
troubles IT tI" Halls-Gcprrc r.. ana
Frances May Williams which have
several iimog drawn Ions legal opinions
from tu, ]poI.ia, were v.thdrawu iron
,lc alcrdarr ~ the supreme Co'rt
to-day when Justice word signed an
order dIs.ontlnuing the suit brnuzh. by
Mrs. IAN ann her husbands mother.
Mr.. emily Louise han. for $iOi.oCj
damages for alleged alteration OF Hairs
affections.
The Hans were married flN lays
after Mrs. HAN hId obtained a divorce
in Colorado from Howell Jones whom
she charged with doseriion. Thls VAS
IN October. 1905. shortly afur Hail.
who brought his wife to New York to
live with MS mother pu city ISLAND, in
siItutcd aunulmcnt proceedings against
Mrs. Joucs-1iali, charging hat his
wlfc's divorce from her first husband
was Illegal. Justice Gdcgerich granted
his plea. This suit. Mrr. Hall contends.
was I~nstlgatcd by Mi. .talIs mother.
Mrs. Han appealed rrum the decision
and the Appellate Division reversed Jus
tice GicgcIcu. Opinions taking up many
pages accompanied the decisions. Han
refused to live with his wife and she
then started alienation proceedings
against her mothcr-lu-luw Hall Is in
tcrestcd IN Western mines, 1t Is said.
and b. wealthy.
The evening world., 1911-08-14
HAMILTON ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK HAMILTON. ont,
Aug. 1.-THE entries for tomorrow s.
races are rs follows:
FIRST RACE SELLING. four,clr-oll. and up
ward fualel ~ Canada seven ~ffllug. itrlp
SG, y Snr ~ 'Hi4 @ 1" Legislator "
SECOND R~NCE@Scllng. thrrcycaru'L AMI
npSari sx iurlrtlg tlnn lI,au, iOi 'kint
serieence. 1U7 s,ltol,i,le. I0i 'Esgr TiI.
'Tminb iitcE Green st,cnlc,1,,c tur,,or.
mile mgihttigc. III. Hugh wynnr. ~.
judge rrnniI. ~ Dr,Ct. ~ Mud, 'ui.ilin.
i3', lack p,nu1ren. i,2; Thanr-, l3n, Won
FoInrn R,cE ontario Selling lianlfslp.
tltt'Ncaruhis aui upward one and unp.riglfI
miles Norman, 10 tonnlc. IL, Ci,t steel,
y :" " Mile, 1905. Edla, lc2 hu.f, loi
FIFTH htCf Nur,c0 Plate. tao,eu-o'd
&c apd T. hsh ],,r'o1SI tio-e Il3o lo'
Sod, iO5 .'NIi.iln. 100 'sTip.ianl. IN.
Tourist. IL: NdchJtlu, lui, ]I1Nbua,. zee.
tucksyrus,. 90 harettc. liz: Ast7uiogr., iud
slXTH s,6E selling t~hrcc.ycsr old. and MP
iO2 'Durutll webb III Rr',ite. - %
thorn. lU, CHECK. lWI '%Tppiand. iU1 'Iulst
I.as-ing. lOi Fort %J"hn.un. ITO; VI Oucc. ~
The Gsrdewr, l0' sir 'ese-, 10; 'Bouqdcr.
A-a eligible to start, 'neancup, los. s.arrp.
SEVDNrH nA"E selling. thr,,-year old, and
upward, siN imlung. Forehead. lus Tup Note.
- '\rclana. 100 ca que l4i: ,%Empelor VIII.
.s%, los M'II !.@ L h%,Ir' 10, 10 No"''''m' 100
EIGHTH RACE Maiden Turf Purse. maiden
,htecy car-old>; mile On tuf; Kate, kClchtrh.
MrFcliW. iOi ChipucwaSon, 100; latl, bad
iOt Chop,auk, lOi Nilirrd Gcrlts, lOI Iuripu4.
iOi Dutlan. ll2 Nnrthctti, 100.
'~Nppputice allowance claimed, Weather clear;
frutN fNaf.
The evening world., 1911-08-14
ASTOR AND FIANCeE
BACK, ST0NILY SILENT.
Stares for Reporters from Pair Who
Genillly Babe Farewell on
Emharkine for Newport.

Giving the slip TO "A crowd Of
papcrmen ut the East T~wenty-third
street station OF the New York Yacht
club. Cob. John Jacob As;or, his young
nancee. Miss Madeline Force, Mrs.
Force and her other daughter. Miss
Katherine Force. landed In a tender
from the Colonel's yacht. Noma. at the
foot OF East Thirty-first street to-day
and escaped hastily IN one Of the Astor
motor cars.
The Colonel and the Forces obviously
were greatly annoyed by tho Wide
spread agitation against the match and
the publicity given the affair. and when
an Evening World reporter attempted to
approach them they met all OF his
queries with stony stares and absolute
silence.
Mrs. Force and her daughters were
driven at once to their residence. No.
~ East Thirty-seventh street. where
they denied themselves to every one.