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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-04

The following letters remain I'M
called for in the city postoflice. Per-
sons claiming these letters should
mention they We're advertised in The
Capital, and give the dste-Septem-
her 4
Mems List-Charlss Creswell, Bar
ret Feley, H. Goetz, (2), Chas C. Har-
rison, Justis Grand Oyster Camp.
John f. Logan, c. Henry Long. Jane,
Raraile.
Women's List Mrs. Il. Brown, Miss
Elizabeth l.. Duval, Isabella Gross,
Miss May Tasker, Mrs. Jahiel Gross,
Miss Marie Laurant, Priscilla Parker.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-04
Within ,hs Law,

What should prove the best enter
tsinment of the year in theatricals is
the announcement that within the
Law" will be presented at the Colo
NAL Theatre on Friday, September IL.
The play is the sensation of New
York, Chicago and London The
American Play Company, producers of
the play, promises very clever cast
of players and lavish scenic pro-
duction when the play is presented
hers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-04

Lieut.. Commander Adolphus An
drews, official aide to Superintendent
Gibbons. of the Naval Academy, to-
gether with bis mother and sister,
have returned to their home at the
Academy. He has just returned from
trip to Europe in company with his
mother and sister.
The party returned to New York
yesterday aboard the steamship Cam
pania, of the Cunard line. Lieut.
Commander Andrews has just re ceived
his commission of that grade, having
successfully completed his examina-
tions a few days prior to going
abroad He will resume his duties as
aide in a few days.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-04
Il. SyminglOn on Duty Here.

Junior Lieutenant Thomas A. Sym
nrton. Of the Navy, reported today
lor duty sc the Naval Academy
Lieutenant Symington il Balti-
more boy. lie graduated from the
Naval Academy with the class Of
1904. and has lately been assigned 20
iuly with he torpedo flotilla.
Lieutenant Symington is better
remembered here as a member of the
mdshipmen's baseball team, having
6ned the position Of catcher for two
wears.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-04
PIebss Win Another Game

The baseball team Of Naval Acsd-
envy Plebas had no trouble defeating
the nine of the Chesterfield Athletic
Club, Of Baltimore, en- the Academy
grounds yesterday afternoon. The
score was 10 to 2. Blodgett, the
crack PlsDe athlete, did the twirling.
and he was in excellent form.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-04
CIVIC LEAGUE.
To Meet tuesday Sept. 9 at4.sO P. M.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Annapolis Civic League will be
held on next tuesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 8, at 4:30 o'clock in the Hall
of the Chamber of Commerce.
A great deal of business is to be
transacted, and as there has not been
a quorum at the last few meetings,
owing TO many members being out
of the city, all members are urged to
attend the next meeting.
Every woman in Annapolis is urged
TO attend this meeting next Tuesday
afte rnoon in the Hall Of the Chamber
OF Commerce.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-04
Appreeiatiye.

Citizens of Eastport and Spa road,
also Brashearsville, are very appre-
cistive of the work-being done by tn
enterprising Western concern, the
Public Utilities Company, who have
nearly completed the work of laying
gas mains ard putting gas in resi-
dences. The new enterprise il very
CONNIE ndable
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-04

tinued even by the omission of sim
gle annual game. Such generosity as
the Navy has displayed in the present
negotiations is bound to create an
even more cordial feeling and cement
more firmly that comradeship and
friendship which ever should and will
exist between the two services. -
Much qualification was expressed
among naval officers here and others,
over the news that West Point and
Annapolis had come to terms and
would play the annual football game,
in spite OF the fact that the arrange
ments will mean much longer jour-
ney for the midshipmen and the An
nspc lis contin gent, than heretofore.
1t was felt ali along that at yester-
days conference way would be
found that the game might be played,
though it was not thought that the
Navy athletic officials would acaui.
esce in the New York arrar gements.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-04
HOSPITAL BOARD MEETING.
Monthly Report for August Shows 40
Patients and 1913 Dispensary
Cases.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Managers Of the Annapolis
Emergency Hospital Association was
ne Id this morning at the Board Room,
the Hospital Building, Franklin and
Cathedral streets.
In the absence of the Superinten-
dent and Head Nurse, Miss Bell, her
substitute Miss Steiner submitted the
following report for the month
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-04
THE WEATHER

-, Annapolis and Vicinity
Er snf o0oleT, probably local
t.rers tonight or Friday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-04

M HAT yon want Is news We
~ have H. 2Se = nonth hAings
lhs Iapiisl 10 your door daily. Let
us enter your subscription 81 on0e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
Accuse Southern Pacific
 Of Eivaoling Court Order
Western Pacific Nil Oppose Cam pacts With Central
 Pacific.

San Francisco, Feb. using the Southern Pacific Railroad of at tempting to. evade the order of the United States Supreme Court for the dissolution Of the Hartman lines, so far as the order applies to operations in California, the Western Pacific Railroad will oppose before the State Railroad Commission the former roads application for the commis- sions sanction for certain compacts with the Central Pacific.
 The State Commission will hear to- day the arpiication of the Southern Pacific and Central Paeific Railroads tdnegotiaie five leasing andSt traffic agreements which their attornays maintain arc necessary 10 carry out tie courts order
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
TAFT ARRANGING Fl
 LEAVE ga.Hf'..TI. HOUSE
{ sAEST EssTE8DAY Aa #1E5&N LETTERS 70 pEI*&8 Nj aNt5
 OFFICIAL. FRiESLa.s.
aas Ao5 Taken CH 2eA8 B.l9 #a. l@s sfo 50 Today t5 Cabinet
 Meeting.

Washington, Fec 25.-fraside"5 1ass slaat today closatea ii tho #A-le Iloa5s Horary and tried so ezteh ID Wtth an EccunuiaG}sa o5 cQ2resEoHG oaes. He VII repeat 5ais to@o.Hc#. aa6i.aa toward the end of his Ge.a.. tha Plesiaent wants to. eiean u9 ," mass of correspondence. some ol tt peasqaal some official. aha6 has been iiiag upon his desk.
 The President has mil He6aosday of aest week to act oa .fe #aa4
 iaaef Bill and did not tasa i to day
 Al the cabinet meo5ips'5omorro~ he 1ap discuss it. Mary 5efeafs feg2rc- ing the bill are reaehing tha eEecudye o.dse. So are i number of JeleeIams The President is likewise getting com piimenls from all parts of the coun try en the action of the House in ro. fysias to pass the Imnisration bill oVea his yeto.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
GIliI.1H000 4 VARIED PERIOD From Twenty Nsafss in tho aua3aa Race, t Grades Down to q 1sW
 V4e@>s Among 1aa Birds,

9he cAitasd eH animals e8ts5 fith the tc.aj .sasth Of lilo, win Inc size and especially Ni9A taa position. ia the life scale. Long lived aufaala, large auia55 and hishlg developed animals 1aaa5 Hssa } IauE YoHHa fda edtca.at hmm 4eiHS requires 2 geafs to sta# as: 5s4 savage ahaat f5, gha 5iaher monkey 5T.he gorilla 4ad the olaae=za2 Ha a3 year7t eae h7Goan 8 -.rs. and lHo small mon zegs. about hal# 5aa1 Sine Tho e3 intelligent oat race has 2 %oaH ef agt or gea## among the lssn zi8aa. Tho yaseg3is.e-eadag animaa. mostly Of small iglallieeuce, &row ID 9aiel5I the buffalo and all lAa big aate5sHes eDd 6eaH having only about 7 years ot childhood and tie o0a@2f{ aa4e#hat l0aGeH, although the siTaHa aas , or years SHe elephant, tha araaat or land animals and one ot the nest intelligent, ts etot grown u9 uat8 20 to 2 years old All birds have a s5ort yo@t1, looking aft9r themselves n , weeks to 3 months, but becoming grown ID in 1 to years, Many rop- .iIaa--lil.e the tortoise. crocodile, ard alli@ator-Sqem to grow all their lives. Certain other creatures have a snort adult Berlod--the may7y, for instance spending z years on the bottom of s. pong, and living but 2 few hours aft er emerging fully grown from it's alsip covering. Still more extreme is tbs American cicada which 8rores 17 years underground. and lives but ar : weeks after emerging
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
TIE hOCH FlAalArlGD
 HAS BEEN PURCHASED
Y. I. .t3H r. l. } .f lzz EitVE ON &7T#@E f.s4
 LIHEIE.
&pea.s e 'j.a.a. @t5trt,i Fgf-@ T:@-.
 5s&EsaH

\ sa2ou1 big really G-I 10 a4 @a4e ay ala 5aa. past fo0r weeks. ... .,fe4 ae=. a.s p.aa9r10H ms aaEiass .oa# aa aaan 8 Bloom Ha#a s.5m s.afs4s @oen o5e .la ...z. zaHa's#a=aea of Haa aH szst O. Com. eass Na sha aaes.o# .4a 5E#afara g.5= l5i= 4ro cs!ezzz esa iaa Ha- se .aaa
 'sha= sa. alaaaa= =ss=eae- @ aa9at desirable ieeas e. round aa industrial .a5.~aaaas= aaaf 5a#s aflv aH4 I is H'anae5 f9 a#aslfza Eaasra a52ala .Ha.a.
 Sazsrat s"aeas a41 E. aa rH Hisee traaassa a# azfasaTa- r.saaa# non c 2za aeaos *saa asas. F daH.5a for asa.#a aud a4 #. .ae sesarE. #loom aaaoaa9aG Jaas i wss gHair fafan1ioa g aHHa= #zgaral tsTaa industrial 9ial.a 10 za zEl1. r.fsa soazh #ifa s. E4~ asa aarseaa s.ao aeaa af4 aa
 Aithoash aa =ztaf.a a=aaaaceas 1as Haez. made t'&t new al.a ol .s ss4s ,.-.ias eea 5aaS IF G@ He5za5 o5 ore . these elsea aosHai 3aa# HI Haafz eH t5a aa" aaEI plant vl5ljn ta@ eeSt .sG weeks. 'Ta'faHeza= ald s5ea: 4e31iohs have aieea6tz aeza frawl anE he contract will He Izz zaaa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
Z. Z. .s..l Z. 1ozz'.'.l' .. | L.5s37 TO
 4 .s@ssQ Y III \.
E5s.,e {. !. q. iz<at &amMis.eaa SaMea :0.
 Reean5,on to s. ss Workers

(se5yille Feb. 43.=->Af 2 meeting Of all the Sunday school su4a1lntendents tea he's and other sunday school
 orlse9s held here 3 chairman for ten committees has been selected and ttta work Of getting ready to entertain the State sunday School Association, which meets here April I5, was begun.
 Dr. T. Y. Ramsey presided at the uaati4e and expressed the hope that every Sunday school in the ity would join in the work, and that BaJesyile Wopld make the best showing oTet aade lie urged tle importance of early preparation for the meeting.
 James P. Coffin, chairman of the transportation conEittee re9 9ortad that he had held 2 oonfeeana with the assistant general passenger agent at Little Rock relative to q special train to convey the delegates to Batesyille, and, while he YVES not sure, lie stated that lie believed the local would be changed into a special and would make the trip from the main line to Batesyille without making the usual stops.
 It is said there will he more than 17o0 people here to attend the meet inc and nearly every home in Bates- vile will be open to the delegates and chose who will come as visitors.
 4 place to hold the meeting has not yet been selected. But pr. Ionss the chairman of the committee, says he will~try to secure the largest audi torium in the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
soR7f FOR H]2 N.R0N2D0.Ha
"Mr. Win" u@sap9y Eeca.ea f3e Once s)id 1li Hce4e at Old Nlan
 Wiu1qr's G5,s9st.

Once '9on 3 time Mister Win Uus 4leaDin', still aa' paaee@5lo, dre23in 'hout de time w'ea he useter bloWGs, t'o5Sc.ns an talk tav 3e 1T chiluea as aey played under de trees; but 03t Man Winter, he coree 4eng al walked him up, an tor him dat he E1s2 n aeed CT compug, H&&a ha had 3 i3aa ways ter go, an' Nleler Win riz IT au' went wid hIn, an' Die Map Wjate2 say ter nim,
 'Yoa see dat steepl9 Yaaacr2'
 Mister Win make atl5Wer dat as sa0' d6, an den C4a >I2a #inler aQs
 All right. Des wairl in an' 'D'o" t down fer me- kaz8 I Got a Grn9&e agin it. Blow it doNU.'' An daMt come de steepIe.
 Del ne make Mistcr Wa jase * tooa off dc DO mars Loass wit2T de GP chilluns vatz.&leapis.. an blow 2a fire out what kep' 'er2 VI r2l; an 7 'eTs dat come ter pass Mister Win he ei- mighty sorry, an' toi Mister Winter no nao' CT dat fer hin. aa' lo gone 3a a-grievin' ter nisaI f4n Gat day tos dis you kin hear am crsin'. an' cF@ia dee lak he had ae a8e95aa' e. da heaz1 Atlanta Constitution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
Turks and I3ul&arians
 Il1 2 Ta 6a 15la
llea3g Losses Were Suetaiaed ay 4oth sides 6n E'snlusaia of
 Galiipog!.

London. Eeb. 2G.-Iae three days hattle between the Turks and Bul- garians at Bulair in the Peninsula ol G2lIipoli has just ended according to 2 dispatch from Constantinopl2. The fighting was terrific and each side is reported to have lost thfee thousand five hundred lnon.
 The Bulgarians had 100000 nlen in t1e engagement, while l9Q00 Turks were under fire during the various stages of the prolonged battle. Among thu troops were 30,000 under the per. sonal command of EnFeF Bey, who
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
Over-I1,iGt1t Relief
 for Constipation
snati i)ose oa 8eiuang aaa {oU
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A'a VA AiiA"E7s
 | ,s oaIv natural that taa aiHpios, n4snts should Ba the mos general sp9 go &o nave %hoie nation su fer ina rom constipation and sndiseslion, for they arc closely 2liie4. 5at com men as coasti ution IS ma..v 1eoDle do aos seem to know they haze t. They u.Il con. .5lain of headache. 'ssa1 sileag ar biiiousness, ali uneons2iovs Of the cause of the trouble.
 Yop sho 5Ia have , full aad free movement at least once ta If .ou Hass | day you are eoassi4ase1, and inc result will be that gau viii catch 2 old easily or have q mose serious sf1Tae2t. To cure the a5azt5a@ ion end foras5alI still graver .rogale take q fass# Of =Dr. Ca!dwells syrup .56psin at night before retiring ana by morn iny relief will come, without dist91 5- anea rom sleao or any tnconyaai6hce.
 Ieeions of people use ii regularly ip such emergencies. Some Of JneM formerly chronic invalias who have suffered from constiDatlon all their lives. M. 4. B. Dannef 5z5 Riia* st.. Harrisburg, Pa. says: "Dr. C25d- wells syrup Pepsin gave nia almost instant relief from stomach and bowel trouble. l now eat anything want and sleep well.9' Many othe2 will telL go4 that they HaFa ffied most things @eeomlaeHde1 fer t1sis 4urpose but have found syrup ee2sia the onl. one always reliable \ hotts can ae.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
a0G E. OWENS "0EY
 I@ BROUGHT HEhE

On account of the fac. tAat ag ret Ao word has been reeef5ad from sister in Washington. D. C. the fun efai arrangements for Lou 'E. Oven whose body arrived in this city Thurs day morning over the Pine Bi0. ant Western railroad from Fot Springs. have not been announced.
 The remains Of the well jHo~n
 itizen are lying in state in the chapel at the Ralph Robinson and sen un- dertaking establishment, where. they were Immediately taken upon arrival here. The body vas escorted 10 the .ahaaelI by q delegation of the mem- bers of the Pine Bluff Aerie No. 209 F. 0. E., of which Me. Owen was a member.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
erandfathar HoIas the Resord.

There has been much progress, CT course, but still we doubt il the youns man who llcks up tho ground with a six-cylinder shorter thinks any moro of himself than did his sturdy grand father who could make four yokes or oxen perform in front Of Q big load Of freight out of old JeGerson.~>43alYea- ton News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21

Mrs. s. s. &. Van Buren s., Kings ten, N, Y. Gull name furnished on appication} had such decided benefit from using Foley's Honey & Tar Com- pound that she shares her good for tune with others She writes l7oley's Honey & Tar Compound brough my voice back to me durng a severe case of bronchitis and laryngi,is. On, how many people l have recommended t to- w, l.. Dowoody & Col
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
Good Ifo.

T should like to secure an audi ence with your wife, If you will consent to be the audience it ought Go be easy enough. .n--Houston Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21

as called estaa n9rn4Q aHa Hat answering, as eas }lled ae second ae and sdil H.o reply An in ses
 oi revealed he ac that bo vas dead, ana@ H was th@ 8la1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21


 obtained d any u4Cs= store for filt1 aeras or. one dollar, .he latter size ua. ing bought Uy faUHites s1r#a5# familiar Ti6a iJa merits
 sEraa fe4sin Is mil pla9sant-t4st ias and noH-sri iHs. Mothers give it go tiny infants, and zet t $ effective n zrovnue8 It is for eEerEone who suffers from any form Of stou:a1h. liver CT boWol troa5la. constipation aesFa. sig. ei3iousHess= eze. it's a2tloa will so delisht you that yoe wi}l for aF sr avoid harsh eat6a515s5. pUr9a- ives, pills and sa3gs.
 If ao monitors Of TQgs saaaf2g Aas eve. used sEru Fa5s.n aHd zoa w@9i1 ike go make & personal triaf of it be- fore teyfae it in .he regular way ot ? dre zsiss send your siaraas-a pos q viii de-jo Cr. Caldwell 41 Washington st; Monteeilo li and free safuH le bottle viii sse mailed you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
&Al l.a-Al ill4

HIGHEST GlsH pHzeH WILL aE
 pad for old CT second hand sacks have arranged with local dealers to take al these eff .uly hands at tai1 price. call me OCT telephone. 519. Bob McG Ghee, '393 East fzta. 2-1o i'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
was sli&'atIK H'ouRde

vas sltHaJlX Houndsi
 itus>ia Nils fr'itra.a,
 St. Fatels0ur% Easz4. feb. -v.- The Russian gov rnmeI. has a@roaI 10 ar5itrate the question at Issue be- tween Roumanta aHa Bulgaria. The request tha. Bu5aia a1t as 3gbiI}gos as male by Houmaaia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
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 itI l4a &U9 4Ea E.

Representatives o# HggH .aeaI ahsp= ters of t0e Dauzl.aaa=ol= =tae A2aet.s a. 3eZo.a9ion sett yesterday aato uo4 .oz Helene s 4lszlzz1 z=la stste l4ase- .az. o4 the D. <. t.. H. ls aefaE aei Il s4s eigE Ah &f.# .eeea. fa tae ssty ana one @s5a5a94a
 las das'4a a.zaa5ed sg tine 4aaeeat=2 4 es!zsa sloas Taa aasss#ss coa q 2 lzrse 4-.-1ar ol Hsa# 4eaa ct H5a Fsae afs and aa 55 Aea aoa# zha aga and asaaee 15a ~aass. aa25=ti5sa cL ta54 ei I ,aae
 .a ne pra.sr#aag q tEa 58e
 Aaone those n tle Helena party are 4esdsmes Jalia loeL |. L. Atkinson. '. (, Croaa D. F ss24aa1a. c 4 Clark Misses Many aatsfaltae Blanche
 aoz, Emily Fox and Gasaie Jo0es zsasaa:8as Mary 43ais 2. .ison, s5H9 zaltamJ F~ Ii. Collins, r. V. pf5}tua of Althejmor; 5iss Willie Blocker ana Miss Emma DeWoody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21

rom baaf-fe aFq. some time laring the uieat Nr Jaa@5 was the agent of tee Cotton aeft at that place Jones0ora Iribine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
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Mrs. . C. Powell eeeaivad tei 5aoae 4eas8 QaF, anuoaneina the aud4on daata 3G ner brothaEa law. N. H. Jones' as la
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-21
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-27

Tacoma will have to pass a
new ordinance If she wishes to
prosecute city meat dealers
against whom charges of using
freezum in their meat have been
lodged.
The local association of butch
ers pooled their cases and went
before the police court Tuesday
afternoon demurring to the COM
plant against them filed a cou-
pie of weeks ago that they were
using freezum in their meat, and
raised the point that there was
nothing in the ordinance of the
city that prohibited meat deal
er from selling meat that contain
ed freezum.
Assistant City Attorney Carna-
han practically admitted this was
true, explaining to the court that
when he drew the complaints he
had searched the ordinance care
fully to find some section that
would cover the case, but the only
thing he could find was in the
section which prohibited Gamer
les from using preservatives out
side of the pale of the state law.
He had drawn the complaints
under this section, but admitted
he had his doubts about it hold
ing.
In view of the facts, j. A. Sor-
ley, who was on the bench in the
temporary absence of Judge Ma
gill, dismissed the cases on the
technicality.
Those going free were A.
Fauss, James Tisdall, Fred B.
Flanagan, Albert Brunett, M. e.
Hubbard and Weingarten and
Adams.
The case of Frank Geiger was
tried before Judge Magill Monday,
but he reserved judgment. Gel
ger did not raise the question OF
the sufficiency of the ordinance,
but tried the case. He is not a
member of the meat dealers as
sociation, and they would not
pool their cases with him.
His case will probably be dis
missed with the rest now.
A new ordinance will be intro
duced to cover the situation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-27
THAW GIVEN OVATION
/. WHEN HE APPEARS IN
CANADIAN COURT

SHERBROOKE, Que, Aug. ~.
1Bhaw won another victory this
'ufttrnoon when Judge Globenslxy
;Qfahted motions to his attorneys
10 discontinue application for Ea-
|boas corpus. Result Of the de-
'cisipn blocks New Yorl's efforts
70 6ecurc him.
sHERBROoKE. Aug. 27.-The
|mott sensational demonstration
ever seen In Canadian courtroom
|wa& enacted today when scores Of
sRpsctators rose to their feet and
shdnted "Hurrah for Judge Clio
be6slky'' and "Giye Thaw fair
|playt" for five minutes. The DEM
'onstration occurred In the Sher-
brooke courthouse when the court
postponed action until 8 o'clock
this afternoon, on the application
OF Thaw's attorneys for q dis
missal OF the writ Of habeas cor
pug.
Photographers secured pictures
OF the principals in the famous
case. Thaw grinned throughout
the procedure. He was seated in
the enclosure reserved for the at
torneys. Attorney ShrrtcIiffe,
representing Thaw. moved to dis
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Cam" followed where .Diggs,
\ the maior-domo Of the quadruple
led. The auto bucked the four
into road houses to- drink and
dance; into hotels where they reg
istered as husbands and wives.
Then arrest and wreck and no.
toriety. ~
Lola Norris, the younger and
more inexperienced OF the two
girls, was Caminetti's companion.
For this girl, whom he met often
while the two were employed at
the state capitol, he forgot his
wife and two babies, the young
est, boy but six weeks old; the
other a girl of four.
Drew Caminetti, high checked
inclined to badness and with
deep-set eyes. is not a handsome
fellow. but he "has a way with
women" as men say.
Lola Norris still loves him, un.
less her eyes lied when she passed
him in the court room during the
Diggs trial. He was her first
sweetheart, despite the fact that
she knew ne was married.
when l get out of this trouble
I am going back to the desert" /"
says Cam" little wistfully. 81
seem to fit better there-out in
the open.'' A nausea of cities
seems to be upon him, a safety.
The wildness has been curbed a
little.