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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-09
PERSONALITIES

MISS EDYTHE PEACOCK, Homo
lulu belle. has been visiting in San
Francisco as the guest of Miss Rosa
lind Raphael, the attractive daughter
Of the Julius w. Raphael household. In
honor of her visitor, Miss Raphael en-
tertained at luncheon on Thursday
afternoon, dozen or so former
friends, school .1chums at Miss Ham
Ems sharing the hospility of the graci-
Gus young hostess. Miss Peacock sail
ed during the week on the Wilhelmina
fer Honolulu. Eugene w. Raphael
married sister of Miss Peacock, Miss
Aileen Peacock, and they reside in Ho-
nc!ulu now, Mr.. Raphael being asso-
ciated with the firm of Peacock in that
City.-San Francisco Call.
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A number OF tourists departed I0
the volcano in the Inter-IsIand ste1'
Ter Mauna Kea, which got away for I..
big island at 10 o'clock this mornI0.
The Mauna Kea also carried q lar.
delegation Of FiIipinos who but recc1|
ly arrived here, to take up work b.
Hawaii and Maui plantations
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FREAR LOOKING FOR
CAMPBElL'S SUCCESSOR

Governor Frear has stated that with
IN the next few days he will be ready
to announce the successor to Marston
Campbell, superintendent of public
works.
When asked today by the StarBulle.
tin if he could say whether the APP
-pointee would be Harry Kluegel, engin.
eer of the Hilo Railway, the Executive
declined to discuss the subject, saying
he is not prepared to make an an
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once, Danderine dissolyes every par
tiele of dandruff; cIeanses. purifies
and invigorates the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
But what viii please you most viii
be after few weeks use when You
will actually see new hair-flne and
downy at first yes--but really new
hair growing all over the scalp ~
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
Of it surely get a 25-cent bottle q
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug
gist or toilet counter, and just tr7 L.
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A general overhauling with repairs
to machinery and boilers will place
the Inter-Island steamer Wailele in
first-class condition to again enter the
trade between Hawaii ports and Ho-
nolulu. The Wailele now lies at the
upper end of the harboI. where car
penters and machinists swarm over
the craft. The Wailele has not re-
ceived a great deal of attention since
coming down here about two years
ago, at which time the vessel sailed
under her coast name, the Cascade.
The Wailele has been engaged in SUI
gar and general cargo-earrying be-
tween Honolulu and Kukuihaeie and
Honokaa.
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NEW TO-DAY
-AE -sF e
IMPORTANT.
Meeting Notice.

The regular annual meeting of the
members of the Honolulu Library and
Reading Room Association will be held
at the Library of Hawaii, King street,
Friday evening. October IL, at 1880
O'Clock Business: The consideration
of an amendment to the charter of
incorporation reports of officers. and
election of trustees.
..- J. H. FISHER,
53G2-3t Secretary,
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day, and at that rate there must be
some tall old hustling on the part of
both clerk and voters to make the reg
lister complete by the last stroke of IL
O'Clock Tuesday night, Oct. Is.
The Hawaiian vote is falling short
this year. On Saturday night there
were in the neighborhood of five
hundred short, but it is expected that
there will be many apply during the
later half of this week. +
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lnouncement Of any kind on ne a.
ject, further than that an appoinfu1|
probably wnl be made shortly
He refused to either confirm OF de|'
the rumor that Klnegel is slated a.
the job.
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REGISTRATION
Still SLOW

The County clerk reports that the
registration is fast climbing toward
the seven-thousand mark but is still
shy some eleven hundred who are en-
titled to vote according to the regis
tration Of two years ago. About 125
voters can be placed on the register
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REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
PUBLICITY MAN NAMED

j. Walter Doyle was named pub
LEFTY man for the Republican cam
paign in Hawaii yesterday, his duties
beginning at noon. Doyle will make
his headquarters at Republican head
quarters In the Cummins building and
will have charge of the publicity and
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can have no authority to regulate
charges and, indeed, it would have no
reason to do so. 81
"Just what property becomes at
tached to the public interest is some
times hard to decide, however.
II believe the present situation can
be remedied by the legislature which
will meet next February, or, as Secre-
.tary of the Interior Fisher suggested,
the power may be given to a public
utilities commission.
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POLITICAL NEWS AND NOTES

Prince Kuhio, Delegate to Con.
gress. sailed for Kauai yesterday
afternoon. 1t is expected that he will
return next Saturday morning. if he
could find a steamer to return on.
Eben p. Low, Republican Supervis-
or, last night stated that he signed
nomination papers of Mayor Fern,
He, however, was diplomatic in reply
when asked whether he would vote
for "Old Joe"
Does the fact that you signed
FERNS nomination paper mean tina,
you would vote for him on election
day." he was asked
81 don't know about thai he calm,
ly replied.
President Kane of the Hui Uniona
apparently wanted to "steamroller
everything done in the convention OF
The Hui Uniona yesterday; but, his
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The skeleton of Mastodon was un-
earthed near Malahide. Ont The ribs
are I'VE feet long, and one tooth weigh.
ing four pounds and messing IA
inches around was found.
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UNION DECIDES
NOT TO ENDORSE
Minority Report Against Inject
ing Politics Carries in Gen.
erai Vote
THE TICKET THAT WAS NOT
ENDORSED. .......

% For Delegate to Congress-. y
. l.. McCandless. o
+. For Senators-D. Kalauokalani =.
g ST. and Joel c. Cohen. .
70 For Representatives - J.. II. e.
70 Boyd, G. K Keawehaku, H. NJ. I.
9 Kaniho. Ulysses Jones, ]. K. Pa o
9 ele, Charles Kanekoa and E. ]. .
. McCandless. .
10 For Supervisors - D. Motley, .
g William AHA, E. H. F. Wolter, o
9 Robert Parker Waipa and Ma .
@ kekau. @
9 For Deputy Sheriff-Jack Fer. q
. nandez of Eva. o
70 9 o 9 Q Q o @ Q o o o o o o .
The above ticket would have been
endorsed by the Hui Uniona last night
had not George Kekauoha of Laie
fought against the proposition Of in
jecting politics into the labor associa-
ton. As spokesman OF the minority
of the Endorsement committee oppos-
ing the majority report presented by
President Kane of the hui, Kekauoha
said that it is no business of the men,
bers of the hui to permit politics in
the association. He argued that II
the members wanted to support those
who are aspiring for political hon0rs.
it was their business, individually, to
do SO, but when they attempted to
force politics in the hui they made a
big mistake. -.
"Soapbox" Barron. who spoke first.
said that the hui should not be
dragged into politics. He wanted to
leave politics out and urged those
present to kill the report Of the ma
joPity of the committee.
Kane, who captained J. C. Cohen's.
fight for Endorsement, said that It is
within the discretion OF the members
to support the brothers OF the hui,
who are, nevertheless, affiliated with
the different political factions in Ho-
nolulu.
After considerable exchange of
heated arguments, the report Of the
majority Of the members Of the COM
mittee, headed by Kane, was defeated
1t Is believed that many OF the union
lists win support their brother aspi-
rants for political honors. regardless
of the action of the association last
night.
During the afternoon session the hui
decided to support the candidates who
are members Of the hui, but in the
evening they changed their mind and
overturned the entire proposition. This
action on their part amazed the spec
tators who were present.
Had the report OF the majority Of
the COMMITTEES. to endorse all the mem
hers of the hui who now are running
for Senators and Representatives. been
sustained, Link McCandless would
have been indorsed for Delegate to |
Congress without any question. it is
declared. So.
barron, one of Links right-hand |
men, opposed the endorsement of the
candidates by the hui. regardless OF |
Links being in the field.
William Mossman Jr. ably presided
1t the meeting.
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advertising features of the campaign,
as well as being the information bu-
reau on rallies, meetings and other
matters of political interest. The
campaign committees feel that they
have hit upon the right man to han
die their publicity, and look for tan
gible results in the shape of convert
ed voters to follow from the appoint
ment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-09

For news and fhe truth about II, a
people buy the Star.Rulletin.
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Ernest K. Kaai, 50 Young Bldg, Tel
$685.. teaches both vocal and instru
mental. k-5302 SIN
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WANTS
WANTEp.

A few. fellows willing to study, for
Shorthand class at Y. M. C. A. night
school. k-5362-3t
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movements were blocked from all
directions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
5000 REPUTATION
v|CTOR'S DEFENSE
PROSECUTION PUTS On LAST W.T.
NESS, ATTEMPTING TO PROVE
CONSPIRACY.
DIDN'T WEAR SCARF
STATE TRIES TO SHOW THAT
WESLEY EDWARDS WAS NOT
MAN IDENTIFIED As ONE
WHO FIRED.

Especial to The Richmond Virginia.
WYTHEyILLE VA, Sept. s.-t'iNe
witnesses were examined this morning
in the trial Of Victor Allen aud the
prosecution closed Its case. In the
afternoon fifteen witnesses for the
defense were put on the stand, among
them being three who did not TESTIFY
in any of the previous trials.
Alleged threats of Floyd Ailer
against the Carroll county court were
told of by the States witnesses tins
morning, and one witness stated thal
Wesley Edwards did not wear biacR
scarf on the day of the tragedy. tne
State hoping by this TO prove tina
the man with the scarf was victor
Allen and that he participated in tho
shooting.
Most of the witnesses for the de-
Tense told of the good reputation en-
soyed by the defendant in Carrot
county, and one of them testified e
an alleged conversation with Preston
Fowler, a witnes for the prosecution
which was at variance with the state
ments made by Fowler on the witness
stand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
.LAUD H|RsCHBERG
SING HIS PRAISES
MAMMOTH MEETING AT LABOR
PROMINENT CITIZENS sI
AND OFFICIALS. ~.

Labor Temple last night va
crowded to the doors by an enthusiast
tic body OF voters, who met pursuaslf|
10 an invitation. TO praise and lGsid|
John HirschheEg. the youngest 81 III
the candidates for the administraftsS
board s III
Those IN the body came from evnrSg
section of the city---from the -
End, Church HILL the West End. Or
gon Hill, and the Southside. S nm
Mr.. Hirschberg presided, and -
snort address in which he reSaxTS
- an attack which had been made li1SSf
MIN at this, the last hour OF the rs1 I6IsI
paign, when he had no onportunftS 7S
lHoiv. except" he said, in this ~ 4
ner'' a 81 4 sSS
He sail that he felt the ~
would probably do him good. basf +
would prefer to have had an on -
tunity to come out in the open9 ajf
fight. and deplored the methods r.
sued by those who desire his defe1 q 81
The meeting was one OF tbs ,Ii aaax
enthusiastic OF the campaign. a.s6zzS
was made more SO hy the flrhf ri
had been precipitated upon Hlx
berg at the very CLOSE or the err
Among the speakers were Hirh r.
stable w. Fl. Wyatt, DR.. Sycis.
iice Wilbur Griggs, J. j. Crsaaa7
member Of the legislature; Sure
tendent Henry Cohn. and others. ME-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
FAR APART AFTER
LENGTHY SESSION
SPECIAL STATE COMMISSION AND
n. r. AND p. OFFICIALS CON-
FER SIX HOURS.
SESSION is SEC RE T
RAILROADS. PROPOSITION REJECT
ED AND STATES COUNTER
PROPOSAL ~ ALSO
REFUSED.
SESSION IS sEcRE1

- ~, .,a.,aj
= Sax hoaT seeslon ~ aar 80
commission naneu " i tn -,
iature 70 auIus1 $3.50 ana the
ween tne Ssa.e y. ,n pa,n-
nicnmond. fTeueIcAsDuIs Ahu D.J
taxes. isiled OF IT'S purpose -
Inc coHi M q. ano ~ 80. ~
az ~ s.ae loau IN, ,,,ssr.
70 aei seven -..s. ns,tr.
Iu'Ssion lol .nn s.a :. 80
al asiuoineme any ..
asain on Cali VI the chan man.
nor mann.
Inc case ~ one .. long s.anuins
ano mas peen the supJeel VI coIsius
aoie h,isatoh. Inc dispute 10 over
ing eoiecion o. .AAee eiaiineu "
Tag o.alo aor enS yo1'S sio1 .ne Avao
ABANDONED the oid cnaIler' when hao
exempted u from taaalion. me 'aAes
que are the .Iancniss .aA ana pr
perry ana roinnE s.ock .aSes uus .ae
cou.ees anu ci.ies 'hioasn WHICH ihe
ioao passes.
49, irown AH.o Co"t-
me s.ate aL.enp.eu 10 eoiiest lne
taxes ana Iahlns tne case was M II
ia.o the cry Sneu. cot ~eh ue
cioeu asaiASl tns osate. An appea,
Wy .ne otate 10 tue oapFctae =. %
appeais resulted IN reversal Q, the
ueeision VI tne ioMer eouIs
- 4 app -, $
reoefai supreme court iheTe the
car ne ~ penone.
ne las, genera aseHnN createu
commission to consult Win the ran
ioau IN an enort 10 reach Some asree-
. me iast conference oet"eeh
lne ROAD onlcla!s ana the comHissIons
resuiteo IN Hotnlnk. the conHIss1on !,
re]ectMs proposition OF the roau
anu presenting one OF its own. IL
was TINS ouhter-proposiuoh thal was
oiscusseu IN secre. yesterday. " mic
hotnlhg Win De given out as TO the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
CORONER CALLED
TO VIEW NEPHEW
Young WINGFIELD is SEIZED
WITH CRAMPS, BROWNS
IN, CITY DOCKS.

Overcome possibly by cramps.
Rutherford wingfieId. seventeen years
old, son of Mrs. Emma Wingfield. OF
s1s West Main street, and nephew
of Coroner william H. Taylor and
Captain Charles F. Taylor. was drown
ed at 1:40 O'Clock yesterday after
noon in the dock at the foot OF
Twenty-sixth street.
The boy was in swimming with sew
eral companions but was separated
from them when the attack came
upon him. As he sank he cried out
for help. but his playmates reached
the spot where he had gone down
too late. and though they dived re-
peatedly were unable to find him until
life had become extinct. He had been
down about fifteen minutes when
they finally found his body. The city
ambulance was called, and DR.. Fl. I.
Hawkins waited for the recovery Of
the body until he knew II wohld be
too late for him to render aid.
Coroner Taylor was notified of the
drowning, and for the first time in
his long and honorable career as
body of a relative. He was greatly
shocked to learn that it was his ne
phew. An inquest will be unneces-
sary.
Mrs. Wingfield, who has been in Ill
health for some time, was out Of town
for her health's sake, and was sum-
moned home by telegraph. Sac was
overcome by the news that Rutherford
her oldest chill, had been drowned.
She has one other child. young boy.
The body was turned over to Under
taken L. T. Christian The funeral
will be held some time tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
NEW H|REMEN
ARE ELECTED
MANY CHANGES IN DEPARTMENT
ESPECIAL FIREMAN.
WOODWARD

The board Of fire commissioners
met last night. with. every member
present, and President Charles T..
Taylor presiding.
H. l. Chittum, fireman grade "B. F"
was dropped from Engine company
No. IL.
The resignation OF III. q. GUIDE, Jr.,
fireman, grade b." OF Engine com
paay Ne. 10. was received and accept
ed.
The following promotions and
changes were ordered by the board.
j. p Roberts. promoted from grade
&C. in Engine company No. IL. to
grade r. in Engine company No.
10. Frank Bernicri. promoted from
Trade c. 10 grade n" in Engine
company No. IL; c. II. Whitlock. fire.
man grade &C." was transferred froe
Engine company to ., to Engine COM
pany. No. L.
All the above are effective from
September 10th at noon,
The following new members os the
department were elected. effective
from 4 time 70 be designatad after lh4.
are physically examined aud sworn
iii N ffiennbefs Of Tffe q department,
Hugh JSnnlngs to fireman grade
&C. Ia Engine company No. ~. N,
r.. Ford, TO fireman grade &C. In
Engine company No. 8. Granville
Corr. To fireman grade G. iii Engine
company No. II.
Under a resolution Of the city coun-
Ell, r. A Woodward who was injured
III the Bfnswangtr sfire ~ gantsarss
18th last wss appointed special
Fireman and retained ON the nay
roll ii w per month
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
JUDGE CRUMP TO
HAVE BUSY Term
RETURNS FROM RoCKBRIDGE
AND OPENS LAW AND
EQUITY COURT.

Judge Beverly crump, after
having spent several weeks at the
Woodbridge Baths. returned to the
city yesterday and opened the Sep
tember term OF the Law and Equity
court. The docket is very large, one
OF the largest in the history OF the
court, consisting Of $50 common law
cases. The greater number Of them
have been set for trial throughout
the term and into the first few weeks
OF the December term. Many law
1yers were in attendance upon the
court, all arranging the setting OF
their cases. Attorney John L. Lee
OF Lynchburg and Attorney Garnett
OF this city qualified to practice In
the court.
Since February LIST the Law and
Eautty court has disposed OF ia
cases, all OF them being actually tried
except twenty-seven. which were dis
missed FOR various causHs All OF
these were on the common law side OF
the court. while on the chancery SIDE
eighty eight suits were finally dis
posed or
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
FRED LEWIS GETS
BUSY on THE JOB

Fred Lewis. charge d.affaires and
chief concessionaire or the State Fair,
reached the city yesterday and in
stalled himself at fair headquarters
in the Mutual building. He imme-
diatelF engaged three stenographer
and two office messengers. and got
busy
Entries for the women's department
will close on the 18th, as will also
those for the stock department, and
Manager Warwick urges all who hope
TO make entries to do so BEFORE that
date.
we are going to have the great
est fair and show this year we ever
had" said Mr.. Lewis II have lust
signed UP a number or the leading
attractions at Coney Isnand, and / am
informed that the international fire.
works display. The Battle of the Ar
nada.' will he the greatest and most
magnificent spectacies the city ever
saw. And, believe me, 1t will prove
so, 's.ag.'rssssasg,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
GOVERNOR DENIES
POLITICS IN ACT
WILL ISSUE STATEMENT ABOUT
FARMvILLE STATE NORMAL
TO-DAY.

Governor Mann denied yesterday
that there was any political trickery
in his delay in naming members of
the board Of visitors or the State
Female Normal school. at Farmvilie.
or that he was taking any hand in
the Fourth district congressional tight.
but refused to enlarge upon this
statement. He said that he had been
attending the all day meeting OF the
special railway commission and had
had no time to prepare a statement.
but intimated that he would do 30
today
Governor Mann Is reported to have
declared some time ago that some
of the school officials were mixing
in politics. but yesterday had nothing
to say on this phase OF the matter
at all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
REVERSE DECISION
OF JUDGE HANf0RO
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE DE.
CIDEs MAN MAY BE A CIT
ZEN AND 4 SOCIALIST.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.--Because
a man Is a Socialist is no reason why
he is not entitled to naturalization as
a citizen Of this country. This Is the
decision OF the department OF justice
In the case OF Leonard Oieson OF the
State Of Washington.
Judge Hanford. who has been
forced off the federnt bench, Cancelled
the naturalization papers OF oieson
because he was Socialist Judge
Hanford held, in effect, that because
OIeson had certain radical ideas that
the Constitution ought fo he changed
and as to how 1t ought to be changed.
he could not take the oath to sup
port that instrument
The department of justice, 1t was
announced by acting Attorney General
Harr today. has agreed to a reversal
Of the finding OF Judge Hanford.
This amounts to a confession OF err
ror on the part OF the government.
and. It is expected the court OF APP
peais win follow with formal action
reversing the finding Of the lower
court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
JEANETTE FINDS
| ANOTHER LEhfO

NEW YORK. Sept. s.Sa
Kirkwood. the western fighter, wt1,
mule kick tied up In either b -
Knocked out frankie Fleming II
tlrst round of their battle In IN
Square Garden tonight a lat r.
a right jab, and = right uppercafsl
away all OF Eleming.s interesf
world for fully nve minutes
Gunboat Smith, Of Californt
Tom Mcmahon. boxed ten rouS1 &
a whirlwind finish In which 6rnlff
only shade the better OF tn
ment. Jim Savage was scheduI5
meet Smith. but could mot App99 Al
the ring. because OF q broken =
rntnt with another club BavS3
the Australian, was suhstftut4 FIJI
he backed out Of the mae y ~
McMahon finally went ii. INA
Tony Ross, az Tar as IN old
woman. filled an enGasemeukg
Dusky Joe Jeanette. Tony dolfS
" punched low At least d hGI{
times, and was waved out az
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
VIRGINIA MAKES
GOOD DONATIONS

That the State Of Virginia will
contribute at least twelve thousand
dollars toward the Wilson Marshall
campaign fund Is the belief If Lieu
tenant Governor Eilsson. The amount
rtready raised cannot be estimated
as many OF the contributors send
their checks. 10 Governor Wilson, Mr..
McAdoo or Mr.. McCombs. These
amounts will be checked up later ard
credited to Virginia.
IL exery State In The t-Hfea etsfs-
tributes as much as Virginia the
Democratic campaign COMMITTEES viii
,.hawe fund Of nearly tive million
dollars with which to conduct the
campaign. II every State contributes
In proportion to population as much
a. this State the fund will lie much
larger.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
.Ex.BANKER TO Be
! HAILED INTO COURT
CHARLES W. MORSE MUST stow
HE HASN'T MONEY TO PAY
JUDGMENT.

NEW YORK, sept Declaring he
believed Charles w Morse. the for
mer Ice king, whose afteen-year SEN
tence waa committed by President
Taft. has property secreted. NJ. w.
Houck today obtained from Supreme
Court Justice Delaney an order for
Morse's examination as 20 his prop
erty on Friday. The ex- banker, who
has just opened an ONCE at - EX-
change place. was also directed not
to transfer any property in the mean
time.
Houck. who was represented by
Rollins & Rollins. secured a Judgment
against Morse in September. 1908. for
S2s.s2a. and he states that the exc
cution was returned by the sheriff un-
satisfied. No part Of the money, he
claims. has been paid since,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
NEGRO ATTEMPTS
81 TO ENTER HOUSE

An attsinpt was made by q negro last
night 10 break Into the home Or r. A.
Seay, lis West Cary street. Nsighbars
frightened him on. and teleph0nsd an
Policeman Clarke was sent to inveaii-
gate but, ar course, there was nothing
~ could xl1g This ~ the second ~
tempt negro having tried 10 break
Into the Ahonss 1T la q clock in the
mornina. when he was again friEhtsned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
The Usual zine.

Garland white. colored. waa fined
sleo in Police cotar1 yesterday ON !
charge Of carrying concealed weap-
on This is the One johns usual fine.