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The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-09

pVS VCuVC" oUhCs Guy "eC tJCNO~s u
Visible agatnl"
barrier against the Alaculofs, who
would probably be daunted when they
found that the vessels mobility was
restored.
This proposal was deemed so excel
lent that they all dined in vastly bet
ter spirits than any Of them anticipat-
ed. Christobal, puzzled out Of his sci
entific senses by Elsies change of
manner, kept close eye on her. He
was amazed to see her eat a better
meal than she had eaten for days, and
she was normally quite healthy
young person. with a reasonably good
appetite.
Boyle and Gray took the first watch,
from 8 o'clock to midnight. Christobal
and Walker shared the next one. BY
o'clock it would be daylight, so the
doctor was retiring early to his cabin
when he met Elsie, by chance. as it
seemed. She was self possessed. even
smiling. with certain dour serenity.
"The days doings have tired me-"
she said. 81 am off to bed. Will you
rap on my door soon after dawnY'
"Yes." he replied. secretly marveling
at her air.
II plead guilty to slight feeling of
nervousness" she went on. "Is your
revolver loaded? Would you mind
lending it to me? think l could sleep
more soundly If had a reliable weap-
on tucked under my pillow"
A whiff of suspicion crossed Christie
paps mind, but he brushed it aside as
unworthy. At 5 o'clock that day he
certainly would not have granted her
request. But now, since the new hope
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-09

had sprung up that Courtenay was
alive, it was absurd to doubt her mo-
tives.
So it came to pass that Diego Suarez,
lying asleep in his bunk, awoke with
. start to find shrouded figure bend
ing over him.
'Is that you, Senor SuarezY' asked
voice, which he recognized instantly as
belonging to the Senorita Maxwell.
eyes," said he drowsily.
'Have you the witch Doctors clothes
you wore when you came on board the
Shipw
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VvVVVVVVvvVVVVVVVVVVVVVN
By LOUIS TRACY,

COPYRIGHT. 1905. BY EDWARD J. cLoDE
The Sauk Centre herald., 1908-07-09

To be continued next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
BIG BABY SH0 N
is TO START
TOMORROW

Tomorrow starts the biz baby
show Al the midwinter carnival and
Industrial exposition ia progress In
the old postoffice rooms. Manager
George Trumbull announces that
there viii be many fine prizes for
tho babies 10 compete for A big
turkey. 10 be given with the com.
piimcnta % The Star, will be one OF
the prizes. and the proud mother OF
the tot that wins II will not have
20 worry about a satisfactory Bpcci.
men for the dinner on ThurRday,
Another prize well worth having Is
an electric flaiirnn worth So. which
the Seattle Electric Co. has offered.
The events tomorrow will be- for
babies two years old aud under. and
they will be- divided into various
classes 10 that ali OF tho little
ones Will have an equal chance.
The baby show will continue for
three days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
LABOR NOTES

A succeanoy TO Frank w Coiter
III. formerly business agent Of the
Central Labor Council, win be
elected at the conneil meeting TO
morrow night Asir~pe the union
officials NJ the I.atazr Temple. Chae
w Doyle, OF the Painters uofen
has been prominently mentlessS tof
the position Mr. Cetteriii " esa ~
town az the hase If his fatha, wirs
IL Ill "A 81
The council has officially ACCEPT.
ed the invitation 81 Mrs Marbsn
Baxter OF the Wayalde hospital to
attend the Thankuslving morning
service NJ the Moore theatre. a.,g
j. r. Harris. recording secretary
Of shc council. will soon Join the
henedictn on Thursday night be
enters the blluafnl state Ia company
with Miss Mamie Foster feg
The Seattle Ballard. local ~. 81
shingle Wehxers, has moved It's
quarters from Ballard to the Inter.
national headquarters az the Labor
Temple. President J. g. Brown Is
expected back from Denver shortly.
Alex Mclean. prominent Ia the
councils Of the Carpenters union.
IL a recent arrival from Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
SMOLDERINC
REVOLT in
INDIA
ENGLAND NOW SEES
SERIOUSNESS OF
SITUATION.
Troops Are TO Be Rushed
10 the Affected
Districts.

LONDON. Nov. 2g-The serious
ness % tho Indian uprising has
caused the government 10 take Wig
orous action both here. aud IN the
affected districts The war office
today ordered a substantial military
reinforcement 60 proceed immcdi
ateiy from AldeTahot 10 the scene
OF the impending revolt. u being
represented 20 the authorities that
the local officials In India we're un.
able 70 cope with the situation and
we're sorely IN need of troops.
Word reached the for.iRn office
today that Lord Minto. viceroy Of
India. had called a conference Of
the council OF India at hikRuir %
consider plans for the suppression
Of scditlon and 70 discuss the pro
posed law 90 replace The present
one. which IL lame IN dealing sum.
mary punishment 20 muiineers and
anarchists
Reports % extended police lnv.a.
legations among the Hindoo reds
disclose the existence OF a far.
reaching organization numbering
hundreds Of thousands of natives.
bent on oyerthrowlng British con.
troll. numbering Lord Mimic and
Lord Kitchener and seiElng the ma.
ehlnery of government 70 place u
Ia the hands u the revolutionary
society
Government assurances that the
higher class natives are out Of
sympathy with the movement are
known 90 be baseieas. The best
educated and highest caste Hindooa
are known 10 be the real organizers
Of the Rnti.Engiiah conspiracy. and
several Of the richest and most
powerful native princes are among
shoae most strongly suspected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
iaNDLADY GRABS STOVE;
TENANTS THROW CLUBS

and several assistants rushed 10
the rescue.
Mrs Leigh first threw pail %
water ON the fire IN tho parlor
stove. Afterwards picking up the
stove In her arms and carrying n
upstairs. Ia the meantime the
other occupants Of the house had
entertained their visitor with such
rude and harbarous implements aa
fire pokcrs. sticks OF flrowood and
various and sundFy missiles, all OF
which are said To- have left their
marks upon the features OF the
highly indignant Mrs. Leigh.
AZ last reports Mrs. Icigh was
holding forth In the upper part Of
the house and she Gordon family
retained possession Of the lower
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
TWELFTH AVENUE
REGRADE PASSES

The city council last night passed
the ordinance calling for the widen
ing and regarding of 18th av. and
18th av. s., despite the strenuous
objections Of Councilman Goddard
and several others. who contended
that the council had no right TO
saddle an Improvement upon dis
trict whore the majority opposed
the work.
This widening project has been
under consideration for several
years and originally carried a IA
vorable maiorits petition. but since
the decline of the real estate activi-
" many OF the property owners
who first asked for the work are
now violently opposing Il. on the
ground that II viii amount 10 a
practical confiscation OF their
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
Tronhn Csc Tor au."

IN the new auditorium Of the
University OF Washington. now IN
course 81 construction on the eN-
position grounds. viii be placed a
handsome trophy case. 10 be the
glft o. tho university 81 tho oval
club. senior honor society. The
case IL planned 10 contain the Vari-
GUS cups and medals which wash
fnrton has won IN the various
branches 81 interacholaatic activity.
Tho committee in charge u com
posed ~ Otto Athens. Leo Jones.
Paul Thompson and viii Pratcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
Matter to Be Discussed by
Commercial Club
Tonight.

The Seattle Commercial club. at
it's meeting tonight. will take up
the matter Of the reopeninE OF the
James NJ. cable line. This action is
prompted by the numerous com
plants that have been made by
business houses In the vicinity Of
the lines downtown terminal, be.
sides Inconvenience TO patrons Of
that line. The club realizes that
time IL necessary 10 make the i'm.
pfoYementa under way, but will take
steps 10 expedite the reopening.
The proposed Amendment 20 the
constitution OF the club. providing
for nominations OF the club officers
by the primary system, will come
up for action tonight Also the
proposed increase OF the board Of
directors from ~ 10 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
YOUnGS FILES
LIGHT REPORT

In reply 10 request made by the
city officials. superintendent L. H.
YoungH OF the light and water De.
partmcnt last night filed n report
with the council showing the pres
ent status Of the municipal light
tng department
Tho report shows that the total
power nov available from the plant
Il a,000 ktlowat hours. There are
7 900 accounts. Of which COO ARE
Tor business and power purposes.
aud 1900 are residence lighting &C.
counts The rates. he declares. are
those fixed by ordinance. The re-
port was referred TO a committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

OF The Star building at lis satur-
day afternoon.
Manager Pantages promises the
hoys that they will have a thorough
~ enjoyable afternoon. The bill
at his theatre IL strong one. the
feature being the Hawaiian sep
tette, singing the strange songs OF
the Hawaiian islands and playing
the beautiful native music on the
guitar and ukalele Then there are
Madden 4 Fitzpatrick In a comedy
skit Eldora, comedy iuggler; Emil
Subers. black face comedian; All
Sing Foo, Chinese illusionist: the
Four English Bellies, acrobatio
dancers. besides the illustrated song
and the motion pictures.
From its source 60 the sea, the
Missouri Is 400 miles long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

habit OF borrowing money on good
security, and | am Interested In the
stocks OF railroads 10 a lesser OK.
tent"
The croas.examinatlon Of John ID
Rockefeller by Frank II. kclloRa
was completed today and John ID
Archbold took the witness stand
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

The city and county affairs com
mitteea Of the Chamber Of Com
u1erce. In a Joint meeting yesterday.
decided 20 recommend that the
county commissioners pay the Way
side Emergency hospital for such
county cases a. are handled At the
hospital The request that the
Chamber ~ Commerce favor a city
appropriation was not taken up by
the committees Health Commits
sioueF crichton urged that the COM
mitire make the recommendation
which was made concerning the
county cases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

Architectural Advance In the
Wemt" was last night discussed b.
W AarburY SomeYyiile before the
Architectural club. Of Seattle. In its
new quarters IN the Epier block lie
told % the great rapidity with
which architecture has developed
IN thla portion % the UNITED States
during the inFt five years He also
commended the courNsa - study
noas being pursued BY the Architcc-
fl4faH club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
CARRIERS TO BE
PANTACES' GUESTS

As the guests of Manager Alex
pantages, the carriers OF The Star,
numbering 1850, will attend the per
Torrance at Pantagos theatre next
Saturday afternoon. In order 20
make the afternoon doubly attrac-
tive, Professor Siner's boys band,
which always accompanies The
Stars boys, will also bo In attend
anoe, and will head parade which
IA TO march from The Star office
TO the theatre. The carriers are TO
assemble In the alley IN the rear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
s,,-nuous Time Follows
Wait of Quarantine
Breaker.

~. Mary Leigh yesterday be.
~ asxrleyed at the fact that
Ans aes,ions family was occupy
leee house az sta Rainier honle-
ing ~ M after breaking into the
s ss.ss.n.Ine" which has been estah.
ssss mn the promises. following
hs' .,,aek o. diphtheria. proceeded
y sssr a regular roughhouse OF
.Ae place. =, ~ ne ho.sa
nv, Va az help when Mrs. Leigh
s@ .ss,'sa d throw things around, aud
sss,s ouarnnsine Inspector McGee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

In a decision IN the superior court
yesterday. John Van Dyke was
awarded damages ~ $500 Ia hia
suit against the Seattle Eiectrie
company. Van Dyke was hurt In a
collision while a passenger on q
Green Lake car. July 4. igos he
ls a painter. and claims THAT his
injuries hav1 destroyed his earning
capacity. lie sued for tib,eoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

VANCOUVER. - G.. Nov. "a
The full court today declined 20 al
low "A new trial 10 J. Jenkins. the
culored murderer ~ Mrs Morrison.
Of Ha8eimerc. Jenkins win be
executed December Is. a date also
fixed for the hanging Of two Chi
nena murdornra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
CONDEMNS COLD
STORAGE BIRDS

Ten barrels of cold storage
turkeys. shipped into this city from
Texas points, we're condemned on
the public market this morning by
Chief Assistant Sanitary Inspector
Combs and Inspector Dcigh. The
turkeys we're declared 10 be In ex.
cecdingly bad shape and unit Tor
food
This IL part Of two carloads %
refrigerator turkeys which reached
Seattle during The past FEW days.
One carload has never been open
cd. and win not be accepted by the
consigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
Carvino Struck by Pass
ing Car While Clinging
70 Another Coach.

while cisnging 10 the handrail 81
:. avercrowded street car, NJ. Car.
~ 4 ,ahorcr. was struck by an
~, ~ car moving In the opposite
s..set,on and hurled 10 the ground.
= .ssr.Iy before s o'clock last night.
4 lssh Az. and Jackson At
rsrrsno was picked up uncon'
.,,sns ana for time Il was thought
~ ~ had been killed outright.
II vas taken 10 the Pacific hos
.,,.l uhere Il Was found that his
90 Was severely cut and bruised
= & not thought that his Injuries
IN grove fatal Considerable In
nx.siicn vas expressed by pas
ssrsers that the street car com
..rv vefmltsed oppressive over.
svxainx 81 the car.
~~sesaaa4as@ssasaalassas
crusks srsash Wsndo~.
nEi,fIN1HAA. Nov "a In APP
,,cxsd usssFopollsAn crook style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

A lecture on Recent Excavations
In Rome was delivered by Prof
Wilson. the well known arChaeoi-
oRist Of Johns Hopkins university.
last niaht IN Johnaton's hall lie
told q the valuable discoveries
made recently. and llluktrated his
remarks by pictures % the great
art treasures recovered He gave
brief histories OF the ruins uncov-
cred The lecture WAS under the
auspices ~ the Seattle branch 81
the Archaeological Institute 81
America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
FALSE TEETH ARE
BROUGHT INTO
COURT

The education Of Justice Of the
Pearc John 4. Carroll continues
progressively. Among the recent
subjects for his consideration and
judgment have been cork limbs.
cabbage. champagne and cRuiifiow'
er. Yesterday dentistry was the
subject. with a set A. exhibit A.
e. q. Nixon was suing pr r J.
brown for tsb-3ss for inferior
molars and $50 for physical pain
and suffering
On the stand Nixon stated that
every time he rid himself Of a
healthy aneczc or an unhealthy
cough, the teeth would fall out. with.
out regard 10 tho propricty ~ the
occasion. Or Brown backed up his
defense with expert testimony. J. e..
dentists, who demonstrated 10
Judge Carroll the superior class Of
the artificial maaticators. Tho
judge found for Dr. Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
Apooint citix.n poIjc..

Eight residents % the Rainier
Valley district we're granted police
authority laAt night hy the city
council, AZ the request ~ the Rain
Ter Valley Improvement association
The citlEcn branch 81 the police
department r. adopted because Of
the fact that but one regular police
man can be allowed TO patrol this
Hfq Tfafrlrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

At a meeting % the narthweatern
branch ~ the American Mining
Congress. 10 be held at the rooms
Of the Northwestern Mining aaao-
citation tonight. the question OF gct-
Ting the National Mining Congress
for Seattle IN 1908 will be taken up.
The meeting was originally plan
ned for last evening, but was post
poned until tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

The park board yesterday de-
cided % erect q permanent shelter
at Fortnon place. Ia cost 81 600 and
eventually u 10 proposed that the
city council provide funds 20 erect
an underground comfort station be-
meath the shelter. other shelters
are e. be erected from time TO time
at various central points down
sauu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

Succeeding Capt Thomas Reilly.
who commanded the Senator on her
Nome runs. Capt. l.. n Nopander
will take charge Of her for the
coming winters voyages 60 San
Francisco. Capt. Reilly will have
charge OF another steamer of the
same fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
0vERCROWDEO CAR
CAUSES ACCIDENT

bold thieves last night smashed a
plate glass window In Ludwig 4
Collins icwelry storV and escaped
eth booty worth about tieo. The
window was shattered with block
% wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
GRlLLlNG OVER FOR
JOHN D.


(contlnued.)
Then Rockefeller again took ref
uge behind his failing memory and
answered that he could not fecau
similar restrictive contract with
the Pioneer OIL company. opefat.
Ing refinery In Cleveland. lie
said he did not recall other aft.
davitn regarding the Schofield con.
tract.
Railroad Connections.
kellogg questioned the Oh king
about the connection OF the stand.
ard officials with railroads carry.
Ing standard products and the wit.
ness said that he could speak only
for himEelf. but admitted that he
was a stock and bondhOidcr In
number Of railroads.
DO you own stock In the via
eonsln Centralf" was asked.
i don't own stock. but may
own some bonds" said Rockefeller.
lie said that he also owned a few
fennaylvania railroad bonds.
Kellogg then asked Gould you
name the railroads IN which you
are intrrcstedg"
II am quite certain that could.
he replied, but | am quite ccrtaln
that those gentlemen from the
stock exchange back there point.
ing TO the back of the court rooml
would think me foolish n / did so.
! have no personal objection to
naming them. but | would prefer
not 20 announce my Investments
publicly unless ordered 10 do go.
In which case | should"
Railroads interested In.
"kellogg pressed the point and
ockefciler said. Il have inveat.
mentA ia the Delaware a I.Aeka.
wanna. the New York Central. the
Pennsylvania. the Western Mary.
land, the Missouri Pacific. the Tex,
as Pacific and the Erie. aud / hold
some o. the frat preferred ~ the
Colorado A Southern and a railroad
In Mexico the name % which /
cannot recall olfhand."
Is u true that you are a heavy
owner % stocks aud bonds Ia the
leading railroads OF the country ~
kcliogg asked
"Yes. should aay So" Recke.
Teller replied 4 have acquired
the bonded Indebtedness Of a mum.
Der OF railroads In conjunction With
other operators who are Ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
WANTS S.E.CO.TO EXPEDITE
JAMES ST. RE-OPENING
tttttttttttttt 4
! GLEASON LOSES
FIGHT INJUNCTION.

= SAN FRANCISCO. Nov "a. 4
\ After ten minutes hearing 4
: before Superior judge Seawell 4
\ the suit OF tho fight promoter. 4
= Jack Gleason, to prevent the
: Papke ketchell houte. was 4
: thrown out OF court today No 4
4 further legal obstacles win be 4
: thrown In the paths Of the 4
: fightors and their scheduled 4
meeting on Thanksgiving day 4
: viii not be interrupted by ia. A
: junction or restraining orders. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

Members OF the Delta Kappa Ep-
siion Greek Letter fraternity viii
gather for a dinner and general
good time az the Rainier club at
30 tomorrow evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

British steamer Teuecrx passed In
yesterday after fast run from
Yokohama. She will be In Seattle
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24
United Wireless Preferred

60 shares for sale At st50. N. NJ.
Ierrin a Co. 6i0 First Ave 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-24

From its source 60 the sea, the
Missouri Is 400 miles long.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-16
GARFIELD AND THE LAND POLICY.

is
4250000 will
salable
expected That the arabic land not employed
rubber perhaps twothrds than
will
of rubber
yielding
of the possible this
$l0O00
will wonder the vast idle reaches OF
he
in might
of them; much
and
the seeking homesteads
ewith calling the
to at
soil
would the policy Northern
of
of al including Federal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-16
PRINCE KUHIO IN
SAN FRANCISCO

Examiner-Prince Kalanianaole CT
Hawaii, better known as Prince
Cupid" the Hawaiian representative
in Congress, arrived last evening from
Washington, accompanied by his wife,
and is registered at the Hotel Stewart.
The Prince is the brother of Prince
David, who died in this city last Tues
day afternoon. Prince Kalanianaole
upon his arriving in this city last
evening would not go to the hotel until
he had taken a trip to the under
taking parlor to view the body of his
brother. He purchased some beautiful
flowers to lay on his brothers bier.
Prince Kalanianaole will travel to
Honolulu with his brothers body. The
party will sail on the Manchuria Tues
day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-16

at Los Angeles has borrowed $2S, 600
from his parishioners and his accounts
are under investigation.
Alice Aipata, a Samoan girl, has
been converted by Mormon mission
aries and brought to San Francisco.
The Lisbon police have unearthed a
plot to blow up the royal family on
June IS, when they will gather at a
religious feast.
The commission which is investigat-
ing the finances of the late King Car
los reign has discovered that Dowager
Queen Marie Pia received $4,000 from
the state. The Queen Dowager does
not deny that she received this money,
but says that she was justified in
using it on the ground of her allow
ance of $1,000 year not being sufficient
to maintain her in royal state. The
government is greatly embarrassed by
the discovery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-16
NEWS CONDENSED
FROM COAST FILES

The State of Kansas will soon be out
of debt.
The Missouri Pacific passed its an
nual dividend
Oil wells may be sunk in the ocean
off Redondo beach.
Mayor Busse of Chicago was secret
ly married on April %.
The Kaiser praises the work of Am
bassador Tower at Berlin.
The use of the American mails wiz
be denied to anarchist literature.
The four men killed by the explosion
on the Tennessee We're cooked alive.
France is deeply stirred by the at
tempt upon the life of Major Dreyfus.
The wife of Col. Isaac Trumbo. the
well-known Californian, has sued him
for divorce.
The Palace Hotel Company of san
Francisco has made new issue IF
$1.SOO,OOO bonds.
It is believed Mrs. Guinness, the La
porte, Ind, murderess, is living in
British Columbia.
The Irish regalia jewels have been
found in a London pawnshop and re-
deemed for 100000.
Turkish troops have occupied stra-
tegic points in Persia and begun the
collection of taxes.
Tho arraionn1ent of Ruef has been
postponed, the prisoner pleading that
he is without counsel.
1t is stated in Philadelphia that
Adolph Spreckels and bride are On
their way to Honolulu.
The torpedo which failed to sink the
monitor Florida was guided by a troll
ley to the point of contact desired
The rector of Christ Episcopal church
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-16
MONEY FOR CONGRESSIONAL VISITS


that the Legislature appropriate
$4,000 the of other Congressional
Territory is hieh
Pearl Hartor purposes
which according
When the seaboad money
others
call
be
for justice o e acquisitions.
legislative provision visits
promotion of very