davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-04

80; 5 Oahu, 30; Eva, 32.S71a; 90 Eva
32.S7h.
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.
96-degree Centrifugals. 3. 1895. Par
ity, 4.S5. SS-degree Analysis Beets
13s. AID.
DIVIDENDS. ..
April 30, 1912.--C Brewer a. Co. SO;
Eva. 90 cents: Waimanalo. 81; Hawn
Electric, ~ cents; Hon. b. e. NJ. Co.
Is cents; IL. S. N. Co., rs cents; IA
huku, 10 cents; Hawn. Pine. Co, q
cents; Waimea, SO; Koloa, S.; Keka
ha, S..
Wednesday. May /.
Between Boards: Oahu, 30; 15C
Oahu. 80; $4,000 Hilo 1901 Is. 1OO25
$1,000 Elilo EXtn. Is, "a so: 8 Eva, 80.
S7Is.
Session Sales: 25 II. c. e. S. Co.
Is; 10 II. c. & s. Co, As; 3 II. G. &
s. Co, IS; 10 Waialua, 1870; 20 Oahu
30; 90 Oahu, 80; 10 Waialua, 1870; II
Waialua. 1870; $4,000 Olaa IS. 81 so.
DIVIDENDS.
May !, l912,-Pioncer, 30 cents; la
iku, 81 so; Paia, 81 so.
SUGAR QUOTATIONS..
96.degree Centrifugals. 1895. Par
ity, ass. Ss.degree Analysis Beets
l3s. AID.
Thursday, May 2.
Between Boards: $1,000 Olaa Is, o..
So $4,000 Olaa Is, 81 so; 100000 HilC
Elk. IS. "a. so; $1,000 Hilo FIX. Is, 90 so;
$4,000 Olaa Is, $3.50; 75 Hutch, 81;
$4,000 Olaa Is, 81; u Hutchinson, 81;
40 Paauhaufi 24.75; % II. c. & S. Co.
As; 10 Olaa, 7.75.
Session Sales: $1,000 Olaa SIS, $3.50
SUGAR QUOTATIONS..
96.degrec CentrifuGals. 3.9S. Par
ity, 4.S6. SS-degree Analysis Beets
l3s. SID.
Friday, MAY 3.
Between Boards: 100 o. II. & l.. Co.
10; 3 Honokaa, II .62h; 8 II. C. a
S. Co. A; $4,000 Hilo Ex. Is. "a so
$1,000 Hilo Elk. Is, % so; $1,000 HilC
Elk. IS, % so: $4,000 Olaa SIS. $3.50.
Session Sales: % Waialua, 1871; 2;
II. C.. & s. Co. f5; $50 II. c. G. S
Co., As.
SUGAR QUOTATIONS..
96'degree Centrifugals, 3.9S. Par
ity, 4.S9. SS-degree Analysis Beets
l3s. sgd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-04

The Bulletins Washington
correspondent gave the public the.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Bon eigner Sunb,

S. 9oris @iaige, Der ErdIioent
Der S. 2ouis @iuige Company uno
elmer Der befonntelten uno angeieben-
item bieligen @riinoei"gentlimsmofIer
begging borgeitern Iadmittog fllr5
mad 8 l1br in ieinem @eiddfts5im.
mer Selbitmoro, inoem err iif cine
HeboInerfitgeI our6 Die linfe S1I1-
fe iogte. 8ie feline Srelnoe iogen,
lit Ser Mann in ben Iesten 5tpei
Monaten Itarf an Nerben5erriittlng.
@inige NOR bis Dor etli6en Mono-
ten Senior ser Sirma @i1ige, Gibbs
uno Daniel, oie aufgeI0it mur6e, ais
Die o~bengenannte 6irma iid biloete.
Der 8erItorbene mar elm an9elebe-
mes MitgIie0 oeS faufmGnniI6en
gereins iopobl pie ser &anoeIsfam-
mer.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Inr nod ndt.

BIS ouf adt Mitglieoer lit Der
,OeutIde 8eteronennerein oes @h-
ten 8otoiGons~ 5uiammengei6mol-
gen. 9lber oieie lesten 46t bonn
Ndten Battalion iino geionnert, bis
gum lebten Mam feit uno treu 5a-
lammen3ubolteu. sic bielten am
Montag in Dem 8ereinsbals oes
Columbia Gurnbereins cine Ser
lammlung ab, in pel9er Die folgen-
ben 8eamten gep1blt purOen: 8m-
3eitb, Brdiioent; Sobn S. 2er6, gi-
3epr1iioent; 2ouis Settler, S6oB-
meiIter uno Grnit &uppert, Sefre-
tar, uno beidlohen, ben oenfDiiroi-
gen Gag, an pel9em lie Dor 81 Sab.
rem ais &dmpfer fir Die &ufre6ter-
baltung Der Union eingei6moren
tpuroen, ben II. lpriI, aud in
oieiem Sabre pieoer in tamerao-
Iaoftli9em @eiite einfad, aber iin-
mig uno piiroig 81 feiern.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
grOfs G%ieraasfn6r.

GroB Ser boben Ereiie mar Die
@ierousfubr aus Oen @ereiuigter
Stooten i'm Iesten Sabre GROCER dls
ie 8ltpor. SIN Sabre 1911 tpitrOer
nod Dem 8eridte oes Stati1tiiher
Bureaus 1874 Miaionen 0uBenf
gier i'm @erte BON 2 ,750,00O err
portiert, mGbrenO oie bodIte 3obl
8,250,O00 Miaionen Dubenf
i'm 8erte bon $t,750,000 i'm Sabre
1907 mar. Guberoem mitroen nod
nod Sopni rno Horto &ico geger
10000 9uben0 @ier berionot. Sr
oemielben Sabre purOen lngefGbr
cine Milion 0useno @ier i'm @ertG
bon $4,000 eingefiibrt. 9iefe BE-
0eutenOe Iusf1tbr ongeiidts Der 10.
ben SnIonopreiie I1Bt Ii9 MIR 90.
nit erfldren, oaB Oie @ierpreiie aud
in anoeren 2Gnoern bod Iino uni
Dies miro Our9 ole 9eri6te Der Son.
iulate in England, Sranfrei6, Oe.
Iterrei6, 9euti9Iano, Spanien, So.
pan uIn. an oaS &anoeIs- un0 @r,
beitsoepartement %belt6tigt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
gereim gapsrn.

Ger ,8erein gapern Columbia
Seftion go. II belt am SoHntag
No6mittag unter Dem 8oriib oes
8r1iioeuten @oIfgang RudoGldel
i'm bopriihen Sauptqunrtier, Sotel
geBIer, $40. % 8enn. glDe. u. @.,
leiue regelmdBiee Monotsperiomm-
hung ob. 9a6 8erleiung uno In-
nabme oes bonn Sefretdr Tbeoo. u.
2edert perfaBten 8rotofoas Der Sc.
bruor ? @%eriommlung nur0en auf
@rrmo Oes bonn &rantenfomite er.
itotteten 8eri6ts Die l1nteritiibungs-
gelOer fir 5tpei erfranfte Niitelieoer
beipiaigt. Sbglei6 Oos @ergnii-
gungsfomite nod ni6t in Der Gage
mar, einen abi6IieBenoen 8eriht 5u
eritatten, IieB iid bod aus Dem, mas
es 0orbra6te, entnebmen, oaB Der
oiesidbrige Sabresbal einen lleber-
i6uB BON mebr ais 5000 ergeben
bat. Neite @eidGfte bon geIang la
gen niht Dor. @6breno Der bop
ridden @emiitIi6feit" Die, pie in
ieoer WonatSberinmmIung 10 aud
IN oieier nod @rleoigung Der Sc
ih1fte in ibre &edte eintrat, iDuroe
Elm neuer Ranoioat fir Den n8Gren-
burger @eianeoerein~, Serr Mi6.
Sdmitt, elmer Bier uuO Stimmpro.
be unteriDorfen. @s fano iif, ooB
Der &anoioot cine Iebr quite Stim-
me iotpobl gum 8iertrinfen, pie gum
Singen belitt. Gr Duroe ser erften
4Ioiie Der 8iertrinfer uno Dem 5pei-
ten 9aB 5ugeteiIt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
G~nitrensenOe sOnr.

GrGIioent Gait bot geItern cine
Iebr anItrengenoe Sour our6 oas
norolide Ohio uno nod Chicago on-
qetreten. &epublifanii6e Siibrer
betradten oieIeIbe ais cine b0dit
midtige. Ser B%rGiioent miro in ben
Me0en, Die er atf Oieier Sonr balten
miro, ni1t unmittelbar auf Die bon
M~oolepeIt in Columbus, g., ge6alte-
ne Neoe anttuorten uno Ii1 aler per-
Ionlider Mngriffe entbalten. ST traf
0eItern No6mittog in Toleoo elm.
0ort botte err BEL Drei Mnl1iien 81 err
Ifetnen, BEL eitern gmpfnng ourf)
@eihGftsIellte bon Toleoo, BET einem
pom Commerce Club ~gegebenen
@anfett uno Dor elmer offentliden
@~eriammlung i'm goloieltm. Seute
Morgen friib trifft Serr Gait in
Gblcago elm, mo- nidt menieer als
o6t @ufgoben Ieiner tparten. 9a3li
aeboren elm Gmpfang i'm Gait Club,
elm SmbiB i'm Union 2eague Club,
elm 8eiu9 i'm |reBclub uno 8anfette
oes idpeoiI9 : amerifaniiden repu-
blifonif1en Clubs uno oes 9GraffiC
Club. Den beutigen Aben0 pirf
Ter in gbiiaeo p%erbringen morgen
miro err in elmer oortigen Stride Dem
@ottesoienft beipobnerL uno ebe
er gegen @beno pieoer mad @aIbing-
ton abreiit, cine Aniprahe an Die
polniiden uno b0bmilhen ainoel
bon Gbicoeo balten. llebermorger
S[bcnO mirO er wieoer bier iein.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
8nmOe%s finan5eu.

Qurb oie Sebung oes Sanoelsoer-
febrs bel Dem @erannaben oes 6riib-
iobrs lit oaS Defi3it i'm 8un0esbaus-
bolt auf $2O,570,OO0 perringert
noroen, DGbreno es nod Dor Wto-
notsfriIt $22,36O,OO0 betragen uno
lid gu ser entfpredenoen Belt oes
8oriabres auf nur $3,800,O00 be-
Iaufen batte. Die @innnbmen nab
reno oes Monots Sonuur iiberitiegen
oie Musgaben Inn $f,798,000, in
Dem iie fid ouf $50, 1913 900 gegen-
iiber ausgaben in Sobe bon $52,-
145, 900 lteqten.
Sir Den 8au oes Yanamatanals
lieferte oas S1abomt mGbreno oes
letter Monats $2,861, 900. Die
@eIammtousgaben fir oieien 3Ded
mdbreno oeS 5isfaliabres %Itellten
Iid auf $23,852,000 uno es Der.
bleiben bon Dem Cribs Ser i'm SUM
b. S. oufgenommenen aapitalunlei-
be bon $50,000,000 nod $685.
900.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
gaIebra GrOrntide.

@roBe @rorutide in Dem Glle-
bra @inI6nitt baben Die Degouidaf.
fenoe gromenge nm ungefdbr 1900
Winionen &ubifbaros permebrt,
meroen aber Die bere6neten @e-
~IammtfoIten Der groarbeiten in Die
fem EeiI oes Hanomafanals niht err
boben, neil Die Niisgrabungsfoiter
infolge Der Mnpenoung beiierer Wa'
ifinen uno MetboOen iih Inn &c
Gents per 4ubifparo nieoriger Itel,
len, oIs in Der uripriinglihen Sc
reclining ongenommen ipuroe. ginl
geIteigerte AusgrabungSarbeit ioL
aiif benirfenJ Dab oieier gemaltigI
3ltpahs neutrality-suspicious. Mebrnr
belt Die 8eit Der 9olenoune oes Sea
nails niht beeinfIuBt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
ltcbcr spirituoienOcrianOt.

gor Dem Suiti5nusi9uB oes glbge-
oronetenbnuies erbob am Mitttpoh
ser abgeoronete Sent BON @aliforni-
en- Yroteit gegen Die nS1minoelfam-
payne, pie er es nnniite, peIhe Die
Spirituoienb1nOler fiibrten, INN Die
Annabme ser Bill 81 perbinoern, Die
ben 8erlanot BON Spiritioien nnh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unterIagen ion.
@ie Sent periufte Oor5ulegen, ner-
oelt sic NtitglieOer oes GongreIies
nit 3%elegrammen aus Californian
iiberIhwemmt, porin Eisenhower be-
baupten, Ger Meinbol tDiiroe ourh
elm ioldes @eieb 81 8runoe gerid-
tet merOcn. n6brenO cine oernrtige
@irfung tati6dIih nift 81 ertparten
iei. 9liiBer Sent ipraden nod an-
oerc tribe 2euhten Der 8robobotio-
niiten fir Die Annobme oes @eieb-
pS
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

gIiibenoe SerJen I'm iih DerfeHo,
umihmirrten, 5. b. einem %begebrens-
merten Miaion1r lid ais Diiroige 81
b%egeiponie 81 empfeblen. Aub oIe
@rlippe, pelde ole Yreisrihter oes
3peiten @reiIes piiroig eradteten,
ueroiente Oieie glus5eibnung, Oenn
fe mar oriainea unO, iniofern iie eli
nem iiinait gei6ebenen gorfommnis
entnommen mar, rllp to bate. Att
0omen, @ertreterinneu peridieoener
Dem Deuti6amerifanilhen y~tational-
buno a~ngeb0renoer 6rauen0ereine
aus ebeniopieIen Stoaten Der Union
lpielten lif ais Siegerinneu iiber Die
Semperen5lerinnen unO ais Rette-
rinnen Der peri0nli6en 6reibeit auf.
sic um5ingelten Den YrGliOenteu oes
S[rion, Serrn gIug. SdmiOt, uno
ipra6en alio:
oNls iiingit mir Daren IN Walb-
ington,
Oa poren mir niht beim Arion,
Denu mir iino MIR i'm RongreB ge-
tDelen,
uno boben @aIierlimpeln Die 2eDi-
ten gelelen".
Sier nabm cine 3peite Spre6erin
Die Reoe Der erlten auf un0 fubr fort:
o0e1 beite fommen mir Dieoer
nn
Spe5iea gum arion : Wtasfenbau.
8erfuuft ibr 8ierY
Gltn, oos 5eigt flar,
Dab infer erlter 8eirid erfolgreib
mar.
llno cine brittle i9loB Die anipro-
DIE nit Den nahitebenoen SdluB-
nerien:
Drum iOntet uus gtutiOnaIbnnO-
Srallen
SSbr, Arioniteu, ltets %pertrauerk
0enn p1ren mir ni6t, battet tbr
4etu g~ergniigen uno fein Bier.
0arauf betpieien Die ipaferen
Streiterinnen ibre 8ierebrli1felt, me
benz lie aus ben ibnen i'm offenen
GoaI oargerei1ten 8ierfriigen frot-
tia gei6eio toten uno oonob ods
idone 2ieo %onltimmten: nErinfe rler
nod e ErGpp6e". SIS tparen Die
Groiien g. arumfe, s. 8oBmoflil,
&. Sermonn, g. gltemus, s. 2raft-
boffer, Sc. S6nergcr, 90. Wiegono,
8. 6oqel, uno 6rou Seebooe.
&e6t biibi6 wurOe bon Der @rup-
be, oie ben oritten Yreis baoontrn9,
ons MGrden pom SAneetpltt9ett
ooroeitent. SRI. 2eno 0idmann CAB
bie 9itelrone, Srib 8ertram mof)te
oen 9onig, Sri. @liiobetb g1ergner
Die 60le a0nigin, Sri. Wearie Sob
mann oie Sere uno Die ainoer 2ou-
life SonoIo, Augulte Seim, George
Ghlotterer, Gonr. Wergner, 2uoDig
Debring, 2uopig Reidenbad nno
Mlfreo 9a9anon ltelten Die lieben
Emerge Dor.
Der Dierte @ruppenpreis Duroe
an Die .@rion : 4%artenipieler, bar
qeItent our6 Die 6rdulein Sattie
Qpon, uno &bea 2ebp uno Die Ser
rem 81. 2enD uuo @m. Wi6aelis per-
qeben.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
girscrrcdt fir @OrtOrifaner.

Oas @bgeoronetenbous bat am
Montog cine Bin ongenommeL mo.
orrd Den @inpobnern BON Rorto
&ico 9iir9errehte perlieben tperoen.
@r 4Spre6er Cannon erfl1rte iid
gegen Die Bin, aber Cooper BON
@isconiin Elm alter 6reuno Gon-
mons, iprah 5uguniten oerIeIben.
Die SdluBreoe belt Der Abeeorone.
te @elm Oemotrot bon GentufD, Der
Die 0emofrnte ouf Die bon ibrer Bar.
tel gemodten &eripre6ungen onf-
merriam mndte. 9arauf erfolgte
ole Annobmc Der Bin, neIde mun-
mebr Dem Senat porliegt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

oes 0i-
Itrifts Columbia u~nterbreitete am
9ienstag Dem 9ongreB ibren Sab
rcsberidt. or 3eiet, oaB in Dem Der.
eongeilen Sabr 644 S9anfli5enien
beipiaigt uno % bertpeigert nuroen.
70 YerIonen puroen tpegen lteber-
tretllng Der S9anfgeiebe our Inaei-
&c gebradt, iiberfiibrt uno in @elo-
Itrafen gum ~@efammtbetrage bon
$22,625 genommen. Die @innab-
men aus oielen Strafgeloern uni
aus perfaaenen &oIlatualgeIoern be-
trugen ieoo6 bis sur 3eit 0es Ab-
icbluiies oes 8erihts $6,658, NAM
li6 $4,tO0 fir p~erfalene &onateraI-
geloer uno $2,558 fir be8abIte @elo-
mitrafen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

Der 8oritano uno Oie berfhie0c-
men &omites oes oeuti6en 4rieger-
bunos famen borgeItern Mbeno in
Der @oue oes &amerooen &. 6.
Braun %8uiammen, nm iif tpegen Ell
mes 5omilien : Mbenos, ser am 3.
Sonntag oieies Monats, II. MGr5,
in 8eBIers Sone abgebaIten tueroen
ion, nit chamber gu beipre6en.
Der @ern1anio MGnnerdor, Ser gu
Ieinen aftinen S1ngern feds Mann
51blt, Die aud MitgIieoer oes 0eut-
i6en 4riegerbun0es iino, mar 10 ge-
fdaig, iein @erfiieungsre9t iiber Die
Sone an oieiem Nlbeno Dem &rieger-
buno ob5utreten. An oemleIben M-
BEND miro oos Hiano, neIhes Die
3irmo BON Sugo Mor1 /. 3. Dem
4riegerbuno gum @eidenf gema9t
bat uno fir pelHes in 8eBlers Sal
le, mo es iebt itebt, fem &aum mebr
eriibrigt tueroen fam, berloit mer.
Den.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

8or 5 e m NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes
Nbgeoronetenbauies ipra9eu am
9ienstag 8ertreter beri9ieOener pa.
triotifAer unO briioerl6aftlther
8erb1noe, &~ongreBmitglieoer uno
Staatsbeamten bon MarDlano uno
@irginien gu gunlten Der bon Dem
Mbgeoroneten 9orlano BON Miiiou-
ri eineerei6ten 8in, pona9 $4,000
900 fir Die Mnlage zines BON @aib-
ington na6 gettysburg, fiibrenoen
8onleooro bepiqigt tperoen ionen.
Der 8ori6log, Dob ein FOLDER 8ou-
leparo geidaffen uno OaB er gu @b-
rem Oes p%erltorbenen BrdIioenten
Nbr. 2incoln roie Qincoln : Stra-
Re" genannt meroen lol, lit i9on
friiber gema6t por0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

samstaa, Osn 8. WaarS 1912.

Ger Suiti3 ausiduB Oes Se-
mats beidloB am Noutag einen siiu-
jligen geridt iiber Die @rnennung
BON Nablon Yitnep BON gtetD Seriep
5llm be~iIisenOen 8idter oes Ober-
bnn0esgeri6ts.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

Der @albington Mebeerunter-
itiiBunasberein bat in ieiner regeI-
mGBigeu MonatsOerfammIung, Die
aln Dienstag Mbeno inter Der 9ei-
tung oes Br6iioenten George 6.
@utb in BeBlers Saue abgebalten
mrroe, 8tpei neue MitgIieOer aufge-
norlrlen uno bier tpuroen poreei6Ia-
gen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

WS or @m. SuoiOn, Der Snse-
nieur 0iItriftsfommiiiGr, lit bonn
Y~raiioenten Gait gum Sberltleutnant
beforoert iporoen. Die @rnenHung
gina am 0ienstag Dem 8rnoesle-
nat 5ur 8eIt1tigung 5u.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

Die e II &c pdpitIide DeIega-
ton erbieIt am Montag BON Hom
ole Radridt, Dab Die Di08eie Omaha
9teb., eeteilt uno cine nelle Dio0ele
0egriinOet noroen lit, Oereu 8ii6ofs-
iib Iif in 9eornep, geb., befinoen
miro. Ser 8iidof miro ipdter err
1lannt mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

Stint Mitglieoer oes itdOtiideu
Sdulrats, B%rdiioent Sames s. Op-
iier, &i3eprGiioentin 6rau Glen
spencer N1unieD, @m. 8. Sooper,
99m g. Eunnel unO Die franf Oarnie-
oerliegenoe 6rou gIi8abetb Soefe,
ncrOen ibrgImt in &iirae nieoerlegen,
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

Ger 8nnoes ge%beimOienft bal
befonnt gegeben, ooB er cine nele
faIi6e 5iinfoouarnote entoedt babe.
Die gtote 3eigt ben Snoianerfopf, Sc
RE 1899, 8u6Itabe 9 nit ben lin
teridriften oes &egiIter Napier unb
oes S9usmeifters McGlung. Gr III
cine grobe 8ooierung, in mel9er pic
Seioenfalern Der edten Soften Onrdl
blaue uno rote GintenItri9e nndge-
admit lino.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

4derbou iefretdr @ilion bat
am Montog ben Is. Sobrestag iei-
ner 3ugeb0rigfeit gum &abinett Oes
4r1iioenten gefeiert. @r lit LANCER
&abinettsmitgIieo als irgeno elm an
oerer es iemals Dor ibm mar. Die
ldngite amts8eit Dor ibm bate Al-
bert @alotin, Der BON 1901 big 49,
10 ShoBiefret1r mar. @tlion muir
Sc 3lterit our9 Yrdii0ent Mc&inIep
1897 ms &abinett berufeH uno Der-
blieb oarin inter ben B%r6itoenten
&ooiebelt unO Gait.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

Medtes GObmrger Bod am 3apfl
0eDer, 1927 ~ 14te Ctr, y. @.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-21

The present tour OF Nine Van Loon.
the Dutch soprano. who Is 10 be heard
here In combination with lines
Orchestral Band at Wheeling Park on
sunday. September 90, is under the
management OF r. 4. Johnston, the
New York impresario. Johnston had
occasion to hire q new press agent
and his choice fell on a New York
newspaper man of varied experience
and wide acquaintance. During one
OF their official conversations the man.
ager said he didn't think Nine Van
Loon was getting enough publicity In
tne papers. The new press agent de-
cided in his own mind that he would
try to remedy that. Inside of a week
he had his opening.
Nine. Van Loon, while motoring
with party OF friends, had the i'll
luck TO be tipped over in a creek. No
one was seriously hurt but, with the
shrewdness OF his craft, Mr. Press
Agent wrote up a strong story In
which he told how the prima donna
mad lost In the accident a $4,000
necklace. which he claimed. she had
brought over with her on the Olympic
\ few days before and how she had
without hesitation. plunged TO the bot
tom OF the creek and recovered the
Jewels. Then he asked the Associated
Prss. the United Press, the I,aflan
| ohh al AI0 AtrctI utNh-ulh-
| tributing agencies 10 send out the
story over their wires He explained
II would be a special favor to him and
they did II. He then called up the
concerns handling plate matter for
the small country dailieB and they
also obliged him by spreading the
news broadcast I'm four languages. AZ
ter which he prevailed on Johnston
to subscribe for the service OF several
OF the press clipping bureaus and sat
down 70 await results.
He didn't have long TO wait. Nine.
Van Loon was invited down TO Col
iector OF Port Loeb's ONCE to explain
/ why she had brought a $4,000 neck
/ lace into America without declaring
I u. while her baggage was seized and
held pending an inquiry.
Meantime Manager Johnston was
] being flooded with 7 clippings each
/ from a different paper. which were
being delivered in big crates and bags
by express until they mounted up into
/ the thousands. Then the bills from
the clipping bureaus came. They
mounted up too. The new press
agent came TO the Office one morning
70 md Manager Johnston with p look
| OF chastity and stunned surprise on
his face. Somewhat worried By the
magnitude OF his own success. he ask.
ed " anything was wrong. Wrong. -
said Johnston, peering as he spoke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-21
THEY PAID UP
epesksssy Men. Threatened With
Long jail Sentence. Decided
70 Pay Up.

John svarts and Zcth Gillespie. two
speakeasy men of Bellaire. were
served with executions issued from
the once OF Squire Davies. at ST.
Ciairsviile yesterday. and were or
dered TO pay fines amounting to over
nl00.
swartz was fined $500 and cats for
Keeping q speakeasy and $500 and
costs for selling. while hie place OF
business was declared n nuisance and
was ordered closed. Gillespie was
lined $500 and costs and his place
was also declared a nuisance and or
dered closed.
However. both men were let down
with fine OF SIS and costs, provitI-
Ing they closed their places OF bust
ness
Yesterday Il was discovered that
the two men were again selling, and
executions were served. but II was
found that the men had no personal
property and they were ordered to
serve out the fines in the county TAIL
ht the rate OF so cents a day. The
men reconsidered the matter and paid
ap. Swartz's fine amounting TO over
1868. and the fine OF Gillespie amount
ing to over t47s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-21
LOCAL MAN SLABS
MAN In WEST ALEX

Special Dispatch TO the IuteiiiEencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. 20.-As a
result Of q stabbing ARRAY at the West
Alexander fair late yesterday evening,
Samuel Burdoff. Of Wheeling. W. Va,
was to-day lodged In Jail here under
a commitment issued by Justice of the
Peace J. s. Waltz. OF West Alexander.
His alleged victim IL William Tim
mons, OF West Alexander, who was
dangerously stabbed near the heart
The cutting occurred near the fair
grounds exit as the throng OF people
were leaving the grounds. Wiley
Clark. OF Warrington. was driving his
automobile out of the grounds and
Burden. who was Immediately in the
path OF the machine. became angered
at the proximity OF the motor car.
Turning. he seized the steering wheel
and endeavored 10 turn the car out OF
the road. Timmons. who WIS appar-
emily on friendly terms with the
Wheeling man. demonstrated with Bur
don. endeavoring to pull him away
from the automobile.
Burdoff. angered at the Interference
OF Timmons. Is alleged to have drawn
n pocket knife and lunged az Tim
mons. The blade pierced Timmons'
chest near the heart. and with a cry
he fell. II was at first feared that he
had been killed. Friends seized him
and quickly called a physician. The
wound. while bleeding profusely, Is
not thought to be dangerous neces-
sarily. although had IL been a fraction
OF an inch nearer the heart IL would
have caused probably instant death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-21
EQUALITY CLUB
Held Interesting Meeting Last Even
Ing and viii Make Bid for
Next State Meetino

A meeting OF the Equality Club of
the Womanis Suffrage Association
was held last evening at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. Anna Hall. with Mrs. G. F.
Zorn as hostess. Several interesting
addresses were made. and Miss Bette
Beck made a report OF the booth con-
Quoted at the state fair under the
auspices OF the club. Mrs. Lose made
an Interesting report OF the Woman's
Suffrage parade at Columbus, In
which she participated. A vote OF
thanks was extended to Miss Jennie
y. Wilson for her efficiency as super
itnendent OF the state association. and
II was decided TO extend an invitation
20 have the state convention held In
Wheeling. The next meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. Lydia Bots
ford on Thirteenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-21
GETS A FINE

William Mokes. who was indicted
for involuntary manslaughter by the
grand jury in Its recent session, plead
ed guilty to a misdemeanor before
Judge Jordan in criminal court yester-
day and was fined $50 and costs.
As will be remembered. Mokes was
the driver Of the machine that crashed
into a trolley car at Pleasant Valley
several months ago. when two occu-
pants were killed. However. It was
ruled by the judge that as the injured
persons were occupants OF the auto
mobile and could bring no civil action
for damages. Mokes should not be
held for manslaughter. and the SEN
tence was made accordingly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-21

well Wounded neck and shoulders
are not enhanced IN beauty when the
feet make you look carewOrn and
" rinkled
Tired. aching feet get on pour nerves;
corns. callouses ana buuions take all
the sunshine out Of life And vet N
YOU put your feet In TtZ foot bath
all foot troubles vanish. the feet take
on sensation OF freshness and glow:
your nerves and tired muscles al once
relax and your mind thus becomes
ne smile ~ happiness. Try the TTZ
foot bath plan. 10 draws out the acids
s...,i o.. co., reduces all punineHs
makes your feet look trim. neat and
weli-cared FOR. DO not use something
else for you viii surely be diaapuofnted
Fnr n free trial package write 20
walter Luther Dodge a Co. 112a
r. Wabash Ave. Chicago. III or 20 10
any drug store. department or general
~ ct regular size box or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-21
4 SENSIBLE WAY TO CURE A COLD
CLEAR HEAD AND STOP CATARRA

Ths Quickest way 10 cure ossds and
prevent catsrsA h to apply the Nos
trsola Treatment direct TO the SEAT Of
the trouble and destroy the Catarrhal
germ before u has time 10 DO harm
The fostr1olA Treatment prevents
~ vel ~ cures Colds. Group and
catsrrh- II quickly reaches and heals
the sore innsmed mucous membranes.
destroys the Catarrhal germ. and not
oniy breaks . cold In q few hours. but
this simple treatment strengthens
the Innings OF the air passages. 30
that they are able to thrpw OF coids.
Nostriola IN sold In handy sanitary
tubes. zsc for sixty days treatment.
Get r,be OF your druggist. and you'll
wish you had tried Nostrioia sooner.