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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13
Little Girl Buried

There was a profusion of flowers
Monday on the little casket which
contained the body or Helen Theoph
Hos, the two-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Gus Theophios, whose flu
neral was held at 10 o clock in the
morning. The services were at ST.
Joseph's church. The place OF BUSH
ness of Mr.. Theophilos was closed
throughout the day and his friends
paid their respects to him in his loss.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13
New Street Railway Service

The Yakima Valley Transportation
company has announced that the new
3O-minute service between Johnsons
Corner and the main part of the city
will be inaugurated March 10
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13
School Directors Elected

The following named were elected
school directors in their respective
districts at the election held on sat
urday, March q: No. 5. Parker
Jesse c. Childs, three years; No. IS.
Wide Hollow-Herbert C. Walker,
three years: No 81 Belma-John A
Dudley, three years; Joint district No
1, with Benton county. near Byron
]. T. Steptoe, three years.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13
Shot bN Airgmn

Mrs. Harvey, who reside on Third
street north of the public library,
was recently, shot in the eye by a
small boy with an airgun. The shot
was accidental and seemed to be a
stray one, for the boy who fired it
does not even know that he caused
any accident. Fortunately Mrs. Harvey
will not lose the sight of her eye,
which is a matter OF good luck and
source OF congratulation.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13
Drainage District No. IA

The county commissioners in ses-
sion Monday canvassed the returns
of the election hefd saturday, March
9. in drainage district No. IA, near
Granger. The votes cast for the or
ganization of the district were 8!
against it IS. The following named
were elected as trustees: Reuben
Hartley, Kate l.. Brown, Ralph
Mason
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13
ST Tshirick,s Dinner

The Ladies' Aid of the M. Il. church
of Selah will serve ST. Patrick's Day
dinner on Friday evening of this week,
beginning at 6 o'clock. in the base
rnent of the church. After dinner there
VIII be an auction of comforters, rugs
end fancy articles.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13

Miss Susanna Erwin ~ North
Naches avenue assisted by her mother
entertained very informally musical
friends Sunday afternoon. A number
of musical selections We're rendered
both vocal ard INSTRUMENTAL among
them being selecuons by Mr. Won
IIaeei on the cello. The Misses Annie
and Florence Erwin assisted The
hostess in serving dainty refreshments.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13
Stroke of Paralysis

Mrs. r. NJ Spain, who has been i'll
fer several months, suffered slight
stroke of paralysis last evening. Late
news from the bedside was to the et-
feet that she was resting easily, with
hopes for her ultimate recovery.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13
L 0 C AL n E w S


MIR. and Mrs. Albert e. Larson en-
terrain this evening at their Yakima
Heights home in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Won Hagel who are their
guests.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13
Attended Empress Theatre

Local members of the postothce
clerks and carriers union and their
families to the number of nearly
score. were guests Monday evening at
the Empress theatre on invitation OF
the management
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13

Tine cost of the petit jury in attend
ance on superior court for the month
Of February, according to the hilis
as presented to the county commits
sioners, was $500.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13

She--"You married me simply be-
cause l had money
He--"-'o. l married you because
didn't have money. '-Boston
Transcript
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13
Sells More $50 Spuds

Patrick Mullins stepped into the
limelight 50 far as the owners of po-
tatoes are concerned for the second
time this season when on Thursday
he sold a second carload of potatoes
at $50 ton. 1t will be remembered
that he sold Il carload at that figure
a few days ago and he sold the sec
ond Just to convince some doubters
that he could duplicate the trick,
though at the time of the first sale
he had declined to make a deal at
that figure for the second car. Mr..
Mullins has another carload or two
left which he is holding for an adj
vance which he sees coming.
Knights of Columbus
K. A. Macarthur, j. p Redmond,
Frank Fitterer, Fred Borer, Jos.
Scheier, j. Keller. George Michels,
Ben Michels and ]. y. STREET returned
this morning from North Yakima,
where they attended a Joint meeting
of the knights of Columbus last even
ng.-Ellenshurg Record.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
sHusrER HomEwARo BOUND.
Will Lecture on "Persia" at London on
 January 2s,

Paris, Jan 22-After remaining ia Paris for four or five days W Nor gan shuster the ex-treasurer- general of Persia who arrived here from VI ennt this afternoon, will proceed tc London. where on January % he will deliver an address on Persia before the Persian committee. founded Dy members of the house of commons and others interested in the ma@ tenance of integrity and independence of Persia He concluded a review oI the whole Persian situation this even ing with the words
 "Persia-s < s-44 44Hatiou rests with Ems land, and England alone, for only Eng land can check the encroaohments o Russia Only the awakened pubii. conscience of England can give to an cient Persia yestige of respectable seif-goverument"
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
10 WAS STUBBORN.

Tulsa Okla. Jan 22 George Washington, a young Delaware a- dian possesses of land and other properties, worth $350.0o0 much o which is oil and gas land today push. ed a broom on the streets of Tulsa as @ member of the city jailors cleanup gang Washington YvA4 arrested Sun day night ny the police in a hoazc raid and charged with "lo1erns With characteristic Indian stubborn ness, he would not hire lawyer would not enter plea. and would mol pay a small fine
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
TWO SECURE BAIL.

Blytheyillc Ark. Jan 22 Ed Giles and Frank Hamilton cused by M P Carpenter Of having killed his wife and her mother Mrs Mary Davis. at the Carnenter home cn the night of January were released late today on bands Of sl00o each Circat Judge Driyer before whom hs4hn-4H- corpus proceedings were heard Saturday or dered that the men be liberated on bail pending trial Friends were on hand to sign the bonds.
 Carpenter will be detained.
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BUTTER DOWN AGAIN.
Break in Cold Wave Given as Excuse
 for Drop.

Sreak in Cold Wave GiVen as Excuse
 for Drop
 ElGn nl., Jan. 22 The break in the cold wave and an increased out put from the oreameries were declar ed responsible for a 3-cent drop toda, in butter quotations, which a week ago was placed at l0 cents, an al vance of i cents.
 Interested persons also commented that during the week the hear.ue on the injunction suits against ho Chi cago butler and egg board had been resumed by the federal authorities ana particular reference had been made in the hearing before Master in Ctau- cery Morrison of the connection oi the Chicago board members, with tha Elgin board of rado. which announces the official butter quotations
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
NEW DURATION RECORD.

Berlin. Jan 22-The worlds record for the duration of flight in an aero plane carrying the aviator and tvs passengers was beaten today al lo. hannisthal by Engineer q q tt--irieh, who in his Harlan monopIane stayed in the air two hours, two minutes and 45 seconds. The previous best record held by -LieutenaAt T Dewitt Mill ing. r S A. was two passengers one hour and J0 minutes Y 3l5 see onds.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
MANILA PRIMARIES,

1fau.ta Jan 22 -The democratic primaries which will be held January 2I for the selection of -4i--it----7------ TT the 44--tt++4+F+++ff convention are expected lo resHtttt ttt ttt divided party One tac lion favors rracis.1g tho admlus tration the other does not Two dole gates yin be elected each hoping 10 be seated The last convention, how ever refused 10 recognize tine Philip pine delegates
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
CONDEMN t9 TO DIE.

salonik, Turkey Jan 22 A court. martial which Is still sitting with closed doors al lsub, aDout 90 miles north of here has condemned tc death
 tight Bulgariaus two Jews three Gypsles and six Turks in connection with the bomb outrage which was perpetrated early in December in tbe village Mosque, causing the death of 12 persons. Another court.martiaI is sitting at Veles. Ma edonia, for the
 trial of ] large number Of prisoners,
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
JAPAN INTERESTED.

Toldo Jan 23 Marquis saionH the premier. in outlining his policy in the house Of peers today. said the - 7rncoasing at tentiou to the situation in China. | intends, he declared, to miss no op. pormnity in taking measures deemed necessary for the speedy restoration of peace in China
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
coULoN KNOCKS OUT FORBES.

Eenosha Wis Jan Jobmp CouIon hautamHeiebt champion of the world kuoeoed ont Hau, Forbes. the former champion m thc thrd round efe r s--++4-+t+led tcn-round bout
 The end came when the round was two minutes and g seconds old. a right swing to the jaw and counter t1 the stomach doing The trick
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
HANG FOUR NEGROES

Hamilton, Jan 22 < mob ot lQt men tonisht broke into .ne Harris county iaii here oyerpowered Jailor F. M Rabbitsou and took four negroes, three men Ead one woman opt and hung them to trees. one mile from town They then riddles the bodies with bullets It Is estimated that ROO shots were fired.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
NEW AERO RECORD.

Rheims. France Jan 22 The French aviator, Prevout driving {. monoplane today broke fhe record foi altitude with two passengers H reached a height of 2,200 meters. about 7.250 feet.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
LIFE TERM FOR WEBSTER.

Oregon Ill., Jan 22 Dr. Harry Webster of Chicago was today seu- tenced 10 life Imprisonment for the marder Of Bessie Kent Webster last October The court said Ono greater
 ontinuing punishment could be In flicted upon a yorne intelligent man than to imprieon him for ffrrr--------------
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
0.hkosb. w,s.. Jan. IS. l9o6.

Oshkosh, Wis, Jan. IS. 1905, ,oscuyA Remedy Co.,. Hat Sp<ings, Al&. Mv Dear sir-I have ased quite nun CT of packages Of "COSCURA." both toi nysAf and friends. All rho hnve use8 [ aie pleased win you Rildly send me iaH dozen packages by mall or expresa [ think express will be cnesper. 1 win en4it as sosn as goods are received. ] nay put "COSCURA'' in every drug tore in the city, Let ms hear from yoa V OHos- w dEo. Eol II. BucKsrArF.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
Ausunt IT. iees.

oacura Remedy Co, Hat springs. ArK.
 Kindly send me At once two 18ra "CoH tUHA." Am pretty near weN; have usgo ne sa}ye since November You have ent it to ne at New Orleans Meridian nd here. and can highly recommend it ave put lots of people on to eos UKA" since l trte1 # in Hot Springs nsida of all the wrappings. Respect uily, MRS. A. 2. sBEAAAAN.
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Read What People Who Have Used cosonra Have 10 sav

such q wonderful preparation. ana prospersUf c0rtinunnee Of your htIr5n...s ] remain. very truly yours ''s
 ChEM REER
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23

Norfslk Va. Ju,y z2. l9gX 'Oscura Remedy Go, laet Springs Ark Gsntlsmen-Pleas ship at me one gar of "CO9CURA" lt beats anything sver used. Enclosed fined SlG0
 JACK sHEAFIAN
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Ilec IA 1anl

oacara Remedy Co. Hst sprlngs Ark.
 Gentlemen Enclosed you Nil lind my heck for 42. Kindly esud ms two Jugs f "CGsCURA" to uy address here. have alsS given the advise Go a mum CT of friends whom also are very p1uch leased. Be careful and pack correctly. ne of my bottles was smashed to pieces sst summer it's good thing Eoure rUiy T.. <. ABBOTT
 Hotsl Regent. Washington. D. C.,
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@. T.outs Anr 1g Iyss

B. Louis, Aug. lg, l9tS. oscurG Remedy Co, Hst SUi lnga, Ara. Dear Sir--l have a friend here that has case Of eczema tho game as had fur ' ears and l wish y0u t0 write 6 R1@ res that ! uan give thts boy to read 2Da tate how he can get your "COBCURA - have never mad if any EDre- since tha, me. Hoping to hear from you seen ! smaip yours truly,
 CHA9 P. JOHNSON. The man from the Ostrich Farm. ddress Chss E. Johnson, S517 ~. 5eg ferE0p Avenue. 9t Louis, Mc
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10 MAKE

can prdr and a Tn oyt tnmg Sh can ba h
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charged with assassiuations and other uutrases m The surrouudus- -a--L1-----
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nhsrvrav Atarhn JnIv If Ig0s

EhaEwnv. Alaska, July Ie, 1908. 0g,ura Remedy Co, Hst springs Aly Dear Bir-- Enclcsed find money order q for ono dozen bottles af cos tURA," Co be sent by mail at 0uoe; Rnd 'bliE8 H. D. KTfIlTT--
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
sRAxway. AIasga. June g. 1yca

eEakway, Alaska June 6 1YG3 '0scura Remedy O., Hst Springs Ark hli ci9eeo mo mo lr9 cellars Tor tWo usii at once and obelge.
 H Q. KTnMga P. 8,-Wnat is tb be.t oEures on pae ioEen lots aa , thinF that can sell quite , number
 .oscura Remeuy Co, H1l Springs. Ark DeEF 8ir- hilc iq Hef Springs fer TW TT7Urns for my health for tha ecse- no, w1o under the treatment of fhe lnctar all sac ti.Ye , waa in Hot gnrinGs md he didn't Go me any good He made ne worst aii the time untii ! had to quit going tQ hm and then I heard af your Eanderful remedy "CC9CT1HA !" so rled tno b0xes of ycur saNe before eft Hot Springs and cured my face tp He nicely Ynu can send me oHe box 4 yoar "COsGw RA" at once ! will send
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23

NpfinK1ald Mo- Uet ID, IFFi'
 Central Hotsl Eaisf@ Coscura Remedy G.. Hst Springs, ATS Gentlemen -ssslcioae0 find s. Piessi mail me gne far eg "CCHCUTtA-" oSnI asep tL hvary Cne lakea t aw1y IoI me. In Tt. Scott. Kan, 8 customer s' mine had a bad face l went co my Ss4 and got the jar He used n twice ana ? couldn't get it back. lie sent for q 1' (Gabin Bt scntt). ! gave baH 0t mln4s away. but I won't be without it' ss~ at 0nca. YouTB. etc. .,.,,
 a. ". E. J0HNsTOA
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c0IITMRTe- 0hfo. Oof. e l5e1

cOLUMBUs. Ohio. Oct Tl ises fs0 Woodbme Ave- OsE Farki ns Coscura kennedy O.. Hat Springs Als s,, Dear Sirs Please find eneloae1 S. dollar for which please send me Srl Dssl Of "COsCURA" I can not live WitnVS' # Very truly,
 Ford Club. Pueblo. Gel. r,w
 MISS STELLA J. RHY YhVhD%
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23

Paducna, Ky June zp fee& or more of the s8lVe the neat time. nave had the eczema three years and it 1e1 spread all over me, hut I am nearly well. Dc you eat anything sweet when
 RTEE WILLIE WILLY.
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4 JAR wfLL BE SENT YOU 20

WILL DE SENT YOU posT PAlD.
 NoTRiNG JUST suRsTrTure~THsN IF YOUR DRUGGIST DOES NOT KEEP cosouaA SEND s'@ Y THE coscusA REMEDY COMPANY, HOT spRiNoe ARK" N'D
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23

Aswisburg. Ky. Jan. s 139a .oscur8 Remedy Go. d8t Springs Ark Gentlemeu--T enclose you q fur which you will please send mo one hr aaae ua prices on r. by the hRR dGaeu r 6oEan battten. Yours truly.
 Fl l. TRACY
 Ft Scott Kan. aepL ?. lsu4 3oscura Remedy Co. Hst springs, Ark. EucioEad fnd expiess order f3E g co. 'leaEe send ne by uaN one noEtis of CUBCURA." It s1r4'y ls ta7-- proper hing for noRze lighters end red faces. sentiemzn by the nsfne Qf 3CnnstaA gave ae son.c For a trial and ! will gay it ip 0nethina wsndarfgl Yourr Tuiy,
 Il D gDBIN
 S2G East WRH Street
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23

be ROY, nl.. Sept II. 1908. loarura nennedv Co. Hst SpFinHz AFk. Gentlemen Enclosed AAA eEpraAa Deney order for Ous dQiigT for one baa v HCO@CUR&" skin Cure. which 1 wis8
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23
1Fnhs. Mo Iune , 1903

ffHtff HtA tNFa Ut itNH oscu.n Remedy Co. Hot Springs Ayk. Csntiensn-~t haze used 5ne bottle of lour "COGCURA" for ecTema and Gnd z has helped me more chan any thing 'lse ? have uN8d so far and aa no ones ,elling it here. ! enclose S2,J9 for which end me the amount in the remedy aNd t sAlye. My 2-ifea face has been broken ut for fifteen years One day abe qaid he Wnuld give me st0Q f ] wenid cure Ter face, Incidentally { heard Of your COSGURA" and ordered one jar which Fe has used. and ana Elad to say hcr ace is ga t Was in EUTT5sd Now she gon.t pay me the Sl00 hat would you -'+se..-s- +A+4 circumstances. [ am recom oendinR "COsCURA" 70 eii my i-ienda teHpectfUly, Q p. SUTTON O. MatanoraH st. sau Antonio. Tex
 Toronto Ont Oct. E 1qBa Gentlemen Please send me hy man nc box "COFCrHA' einlment alsd uofe me prices on quzntity can ieli g lot Of the atuT here Thanking rou 10 advance 6. M. IRISH & co.
 per e. L. Irish.
 Fort Scott. Kan. March 5. 1905 '0sCurs Remedy O. Het Springs, Ark. -Bncicsed ani one dollar lease send me ono more Jar of your COHGURA' Skin Cure, it sure daes ita eofk aa rc rcDresented. 8, D. GOBfN
 62O M Wall SC.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23

Coscurs Remeoy co, Het Springs. AtL "a
 Dear slr--Ypu w.ll please send los s ~as ~s jar Of "COGCURA" 1" same as ] got A "a "a while there same years hack Tor eehelggss = Send # at once if is all you ehlsS s,,ilv. " #. I want 1t Fer piles, etc hesIsI TT. Tl' Coscurs Remeuy Co. Hot SpriuSa' .,Sstss
 F. Sind dollar for the +OO@ CURA."
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-23

Dear sir-FAolosed please fiao -,ssse mS~ Fork Draft k6A g % for which elsss ess-ss Winter before last when at sna z.H send me at once Jar 0f "CslsS55 s5s srssa [ used several tarn of "CQeC Y lsA .sS M certainly does he wQrs and Gpls<g; yoHre fyniy' nOnT C, Buap.a
 gS4a Deauiadn AF"p
Evening star., 1912-09-08

can venture a guess as to who will win.
There are sixteen candidates, with five
to be elected The Citizens Association
is backing five candidates, and other or
ganizations are fighting the idea Of any
set Of men undertaking to run the city.
Chaloner as Lecturer.
John Armstrong Chaloner OF Merry
Mills. author Of the famous query, "Who
is looney now?' directed against his
brother former Sheriff Bob Chandler of
New York, is on the lecture platform. He
spoke here Wednesday night. addressing
himself to the subject OF needed reforms
I'm the lunacy laws. He incidentally
brought in the subject of politics and de-
clared that Wilson would win. AS side
remark he said some pretty sharp things
against the slk-stocking outfit, as he
called the rich. He announced that he
would deliver a second lecture September
H. He favors having mass meetings In
every precinct in the United States and
sending delegates to Washington to
livery of his remarks he requested all
the ladies' TO withdraw from the hall for
three minutes and then to return. They
did SO.
Motorman Is Bailed.
c. L Owens. a motorman, who was in
charge of the car which ran down two
year-old Pauline Gregory and seriously
injured her several days ago. has been
allowed bail in the sum Of $1,000. The
little girl is In a hospital. with chances
said to be favoring her recovery. though
Evening star., 1912-09-08
APPOINTMENT HELD ILLEGAL.
Commander Poundstone, U. S. N,
Retired. OF Civil List.

Commander II. C. Poundstone. L. S
Navy, retired. recently was placed OF
the rolls of the civil service commission
as a clerk of class 3 under instruction
for duty as district secretary at Philadel-
phia.
A question arose as to the legality OF
this employment in view Of the fact that
Commander Poundstone was in receipt
of compensation at the rate Of $500 a
wear as an officer on the retired list.
The Attorney General. who was asked
for an opinion on the question, has de-
cided that Commander PoLndstone's APP
pointment to the civil Office is prohibited
by the statute which makes 1t illegal for
q federal officer receiving q salary OF
So 500 or more q year to hold another
ONCE under the government.
Commander Poundstone formerly was
lighthouse inspector for the Potomac dis
trict, and Is we'll known in this city.
Evening star., 1912-09-08
Reducing Criminal Expenses.

Auditor Moore has started in on a cam
paign to reduce the criminal expenses of
the state. He is compiling information
and statistics which will be furnished to
the states officers and to the supervisors
showing just what amount Of money each
county and city has to pay for the care
Of the jailbirds. along with the amount
that the state has to pay for the same
purpose. The cost is something enor-
nous, being about 100000 each year for
this. independent of the penitentiary. Mr..
Moore says that the solution of the mat
to keep them there for the full term Of
tkeir sentence. or until their fines have
been worked out. He declares that hum
dreds Of men and women spend all their
winters in the jails at the expense of the
taxpayers.
Evening star., 1912-09-08
.HOODOO SHIP MAY START
HARD BATTLE IN COURTS
MoIdegard, Long Defying Res
cue, Now Subject of Fight
Over Salvage.

, Lying in the Erie basin. Brooklyn.
where she was taken by the wrecking
company that freed her from the rocks
Of Cat Island, one Of the Bahamas, is
the Norwegian steamship Moldegard, val
ued at more than third of million
dollars, and unless the wreckers and the
insurance underwriters, now at odds, can
agree upon basis for settlement Of the
salvage on the vessel, the question will
be fought out in the courts and will be
one Of the biggest cases Of the kind that
has been before the courts in recent
years.
Laden with structural iron and other
material for government work ON the
Panama canal, the vessel sailed from
Evening star., 1912-09-08
Parcels Post Exchange Possible.

Parcels post packages may now be ex-
changed, without limit Of value OF the
contents of the parcels. with Australia.
Austria. Belgium, Denmark. France, Ger
many. Great Britain and ireland. Italy,
Netherlands. Norway and Hongkong.
Packages from these countries valued at
more than SlO0 must conform to consular
certification or bond. Notification 20 this
effect has been sent by Acting Secretary
of the Treasury Curtis to all customs
offices.
Evening star., 1912-09-08

Baltimore November 49, last year. Eight
days later she. stranded in the Bahamas
and was given up as a total loss. The
immense value of the ship and its cargo
proved most tempting, and the efforts
made to float the vessel and bring her
into port read like romance. for after
being wrecked the first time she was
twice wrecked again and caused the
bankruptcy of two men and the death of
one of them.
Evening star., 1912-09-08

she Is much SCARED and injured and will
carry ti'e marks Of the accident to her
grave Aotorman Owens and many wit
nesses declare that the child ran into the
car. or so close in front that he had not
the least chance to stop it. Surgeons
have been working on her and she has
partially regained consciousness, but her
condition is yet very serious
Evening star., 1912-09-08

yet gotten it's claim out Of her 1t is
said that when the Mobile man, who had
lost his all in the attempt to float the
ship, heard that the wrecking company
had been successful, he dropped dead.
Repairs will be made to the vessel
afr the cargo is removed and she will
be placed in commission again.
Evening star., 1912-09-08
Again Goes on Rocks.

Soon after she had been abandoned q
Key West man fitted out an expedition
and went to the rescue Of the ship. He
freed her from the rocks, and was abou,
to start for an Atlantic coast port with
her when a great storm came and the
vessel again went on the rocks The
Key West man returned home wiser and
out of pocket, report said. $4,000.
A man from Mobile next resolved to
try his fortunes. He put all the money
he could raise in the expedition to foat
the vessel. and, like the Key West man.
was successful In doing so. But 1t looked
as il the vessel was fated to stay on
the rocks, for soon after she was float
ed another storm came and the Molde-
gard and the wrecking steamer both
went on the rocks.