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year. and that the guplres o. the
president % the isaui. we're parties
% it" recently declared Lynca. then
ne umpires should be Discharges and
hiarkiisted from ever taking part -
Organised baseball and ths preEtdcng
~ ne league should step down gnd
out - his position In Disgrace
"On the other rand x these charges
cannot be proved. then ID is up 20 the
National league 20 pass legislation
preventing the man rom represontina
National league club IN any capacity.
"FoEcrs statements have been takca
up by the press and public throughout
ire country o. the Ereat detriment ~
the National league and the honesty
of the national same Itself The press
public. and organized baseball all over
the country are now Watching the Ma
ti0rai league 90 see what steps n viii
take a. q result 81 these statements
Eowel declares be has made no state
ments that be- cannot prove. BE vii
De- given an opportunity % auhstan-
tinte such statements as he has made
~ fhe charges against sim are hied
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COLLINS BOY
NEARS DEATH
LAD RUN DOWN ~ AUTO CAN
NOT RECOVER. SAYS ATTEND.
ING PHYSICIAN. AFTER OPERA.
TON on SKULL.

AT hope For The recovery ~ Martin
Collins, the 1g-year-old creole boz
who was knocked dowu and lnfnreI
~ an automouiis driven hy John wiz
hamH a negro. and owned hy William
Fisher az the corner ~ Barceiona amd
Government streets. about o'clock
Tuesday eveninE. has been abandoned
~ the attending physician.
The boy was carried % q local tn
nrmary yesterday morning ard an
operation VAS performed on his hea1
IA an endeavor O. save his HE Sc
vas later carried % his hono "a ges
West zarrmwosaa street
Al I e'clock this morning the boy
was siill unconscious and e wras
thouGht at thai hour he would i've
bat q short time
Al M o'clock last ulght Williams
was rc-arrested ard locked up AZ tha
county SAIL where he a. he'd pending
the termination 90 the boys injuries.
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san Carlos ~loo Groaman. Chicago.
~. ,. a. Moihonald and wife. Century.
herbert n. GoidherE. Rochester r. j.
Gordon. Houston. Ben Friedman. san
Antonio. D. a. Arden Atnntm. a. a..
shannon. ~ r. Wyatt Mnntgomcry.
q. a. Griffin MnHaacl uHettms "a. al.
Anderson. Atlanta. G. a. f1nch. Nash
fiiio Cnaa Marshall. New fora
Chan dowe. Aiahnmas ~ A. Nian.
Atlantis. Nofaf Norman, ChionHos NJ.
pa. Arpiefrld. baltimore e o. stan
loy. Atlanta Edward =. Ashley. 81.
View Nork. a. NJ nornan. Mobile. ~
TOY. Atlanta -. r. Davis. Atlantis,
~. M Haynes Atlanta. Ior "a. Nien.
eyer, II D. fiaffn ans wife. olive
Van Ward nreWn. "Mlrs Nohudf
~ a. Thompson W "a a. John AZ
Mhliner. Irs Jacksonville. Caldwell
Haynes. Geo. ~ Wells. Jacksonville.
g.. 81. nrad. Atlanta. tL ~ fayfisld.
Columbus. Arthur Lane D. n norEan,
Dr.. Jacksonville a. Seasons. honfat
"A. s. Cawthnn. netuulHk. n 4 Mr-
Naul l1oridai Lewis CROOK and fam.
lr. Aiahamn d. e. Fisher Hud Wlfn.
lf smith ard wife. Milton A. d.
8cQuaer and wife. Mrs q. a. Dunn.
rhifieE M . WlniamH b. and nifr.
Milton. Mrs n e. Lindsey and ehli-
dren. Bombay . q. mnwera Pitts
hurK q. A. IaFure Nrw nriiann,
Conn w E Williams and wife. -ifr
a. q. Tharp and wife l1ariaa. a. a.
Eandforf. Tenn a. a. Miseh. ChNa
81 DnunhtF. MuutRumefs flnht. Warm
end wife kfnnrp Phillip FrHnh. New
York. Gen a fluhtof. Rattle Crect
John uuinn. poA Arthur. TeNaHs q.
M Mayo. Pollard Ala al Clifford.
nlrmiuRham. Mrs D. D. BROOKS and
sen. rl0rids. y n. Gufhrle. New or
Jeans. M ~ t.e1rana. iial r. Scott.
Monfrome1s A. ~ nraHHoli and wffe.
nardad. John tI NoTs1iir John a.
noraann. Mobile NJ a. Robertson.
birmingham. a. n. H Handley. MO-
bnr. ri A Eatriare View orleans. G.
Vi Tornm. Mississippi % ~ cham
hariain. New Orleans 81 II reroEuV.
naiumore. a q. clark. Chirago. =.
Va rueik New Orleans y ri parneiL
Atiantas o. nouEhcriie, Mobile
Edwin q. Jones. Atlanta John A.
stevenson Iuhn nanieiH Prank Evans.
WIN. r Fruuun. ~ Mitchell jack
ranvHIc. o. 81 Gray CincInnH. g r.
wlnaua. rev JERSEY A n orieHtY.
MontEomarvs NJ ~ Nail hnlf t.aha
cts a. 81 AiiHen. Mobile g o. Hsil
Atlanta
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Grain and Provisions

Ghlraan. Nov. Improved crop CHne
ditinus iu Argentina tended fn weaken
wheat TIE market opeuel 80 - i-ao
lower nnnnulhnr started a. 81 a. 90
"a 49,. 4 Doe - IS 90 i-ar. and afea died
at AZ G-N
Despite the weather. corn rarrH llc-
cernher opened 3 shade e. Zee 1shr down
az a. - Cd co f-fr. touched "a fsH.fas "a
ana reacted e. seft-Rr
Oats naREnd neermhsr HfAftei Sc
on ID 49, ana Descended % 20 sec
liberal neiiinN credited 90 q prom lneni
narkinn concern denfeased provisions.
Flrnt transactions were unehanHNA tn
De- 1--r lover. with January ftAaa fuf
pork. tfotb Tor lard. ana f8N ~ -
rffa
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Furnished BY the local once. weather
bureau United States department 81
agriculture. under the direction ~
Wills a. Moore chief % bureau. wash
ington. q. q.
Pensacola's Tempsraturs Data.
Highest on record for Novembsr. 81
degrees
Lowest o. record Tor November g
degrees
Average of the highest daily tenn
psratures Tor November. 81 degrees.
Average 81 the lowest daily temper
atures Tor November. So degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday. e.
degrees
Lowest temperature yesterday
morning s. degrees
pensaeois's Rsinfsli Data.
Normal rainfall for the month %
November. 2.1t inches
Total rainfall this November 70 =
3. m. . inches.
Total excess January lst - October
stsf aif2 inches
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Esrs@ Fsgs

Philadelphia. Nov The fsrm.l
charges now heinE drawn up b. thg
National LEAGUE % Baseball clubs
AGAINST Horace Fogci. owner - ths
Philadelphia Nationals may never 80
hisd. Dc looks nov as ~ Fogel. b.
selling his interest in ths club. would
make tais unnecessary
FOR two or three weeks past FoFei
has been trying industrioualy 90 sell
the club and has ALREADY received =
number Of rood offers ITO refuses 90
Eivo the names Of tho prospective
purchasers. hut SAYS they are wei
known 60 him and thst t1ey have
ample hackinE 90 pay the price he de-
msnds Tor his me iority ~ the ffork.
n roRoi fails 90 dispose ~ the club
before November 81. on thaf CAV tire
formal charges. based upon hIs alleged
assertions that umpires favorcd the
New York slab and that this years
race had been hXsd Tor that club 10
win. viii De- filed
The charges also will include state
meufs which President roEel b. aueEd q
a. have made ~ the phlia delphia
baseball park GO the last series PLAYED
there with The Nev York team an ar-
caHatlon alleged 90 have been made
that the manager ~ the ST. Louis club
weakened his team hF riatlnF aubail-
tutss 20 that Ncw York cuuld win. and
charges mads bv william Brennan. an
umpire whose fairncss uaa Faid r.
have been tmpuEned IS Mr. FoEei
President Lynch. of fhe National
league. has bern considerably stirred
ur ~ FoEeIs alleged statements.
m FoRci can prove that tie Ma
tional leaE1s race was crooked this
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New YORK. nov s.-Greai Interest %
manifestud among hiIiiarainis in the
tournament to establish a new weird y
championship az ta2 halkilne. which
viii begin a. the Hotel Aston on NoF.
a. AmnnH Csc cue experts Who VIII
take Part ca the tournament are Harry
y. cline. william Hoppe and George
d. slosaon 90 Neu Nork and Calvin
nemarest and George sutton ~ Chica-
60. Orlando MorinEntAr ~ T1ttsburr
Albert Taylor 90 Milwaukee and Koii
Yamada ~ Japan.
Efforts uere made % induce ~.
Mortier who played sensational hil-
lizards In the tournament at parss Last
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"t is pleasure 90 ten you tAat
ChambeTlain's Cough Remedy "a The
best cough medicine : have ever used.
writes Mrs truEh Campbell. % Ia
tonla. ca. n have used "a with al
my children and the results have beer
higaiv satisfactory FOR sale ~ al
dealers ADVERTISEMENT
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Liverpool. NoF. 3 alroffoa nrnl Good
business Hnuft nflreH nrnf ArtarII -
mladiinr faF lei nnnf ImiHdline. Ehsf
mildlluN. Nf#. inW HiIHinK 8 nat cod
urdinHfn q val. ordinary hNa
HalrH, f1n4N bales. 81 which 1Hl rfrs
Iaf HlFralAfinn and export mnd intluaed
A. SEQ American
Receipts aa.Qoo bales. Including 1890
American.
NufHrOa nnenFH aHH fhtnea Itmrffv
STEADY NoVenihrr er1Ht Newcomer.
nneemhcr. nneM terrmltf iuuuHrf.
1afula ~. fehfuafF afsnt TfhFssarts
March, Nass March AHfN Anri. waY.
May June. ealh June luir. ail IuIFs
August eHata. AuNuHf Neufnfnhtr. Ht8
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-07

HprinE and Tier roFnaaen, the Nernlan
champion who figured ln ne interna /.
tionnl event in the liedefkrnnH iu 1917.
a. come here after thn 1fa tltie lfuu &.
ever both declared H ID ha imronslhia
Cor them fa De- present
Twenty -rlNht FamaH Min hr required
a. comniein thn rtAuinr tournaments
competitions. Ties win have 60 -
PLAYED on
The entrants subscribed $3.50 each.
~ q total 81 So Boo. to which $4,000 will
BE- added. Fuur PRICES win he award
~. The winner uIn receive ts.opo. tha
second ti 500. she third ft coo ana the
fourth $500
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America. but bis reputation h. stiil
good lu darkest Russia. Jack has been
offered &8o.00o and third ~ the night
films money e be vii sign Tor bout
iu Moscow. ffe says he win leave
America for the Cars country ca Mo-
vember 90. We hope he stays there
The civilization is about on q par win
hts own.
Chlcavo has voted Helnls thinner
man the most popular baseball player
in the city. the sreat "a Walsh run
nlng second
Pred snodgrass ~ the New YORK
Giants win nlav winter ban IN Cali
forna. he hopes 20 BE- able g catch
easy ny balls By sprins
Mordccal Brown. released % Louis
VIE ~ ere chicago Cubs. says hen
ouf baseball e he isn't made manager
81 ne coioncia Ifis early retirement
is expected.
Buck O'nrisn Boston Red sox
fwirier win probably not he wearing
a. Boston American Hniform Ia igia
% haf leaked out that First Baseman
Ieider and Harry Lord of the Chica-
So Americans arc % be traded 20 the
Red soz Tor O'Brien
August Belmont who recently cold
DTS famous Rock Sand a. French
syndicate. rrHrets the necessity % the
move lie declares that had there
been any future in America Tor a stall
ION - Rock SANDS value. he would
have kept him here. America b. not
even on gar with the smallest Euro
peaH countries Belmont SAYS. in Is
treatment 81 the thoroughbred. Rae
inF associations here arc NOT financial
Pr able 20 offer prices that would fur
nieh conclusive guides far breeding
Hreaf horses. 80 they are oil leaving
America.
Hlossom seelcy. the actress. Who is
appearing n vaudeville with Huhs
MHrquard hsH given un for good her
husband Joseph Kane Just before
fhe separation thc actress had = quar-
rel with Kane over the attentions ~
her bell PLAYER sfaeepartner.
Larry Doyle. 81 tbe New rork
Giants. told Garry fIerrman ~ abe
Cineinnafi Reds thc other day how he
liked the Sob q reporting fhs worlds
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NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

Savannah. Nuv e-The spIrits - ulr-
rrnfine market opened nrm and closed
firm today az "a % ~. wifh salrs 81 $40
Casks
Tie ruNin fuarkrt opened and closed
Arm sales wrre Etfe Barrels. receipts
sna narrefH. HntumHnufH feea nHFrwts end
= nl-L. ~ III. 20 L-..-.-.
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Larry Doyle. OF 10 New Tork
Giants. told Garry fIerrman ~ ths
Cincinnati Reds thc other day how he
liked the sob 81 reporting tas worlds
series nameE IL was the hardest
work ever tackled" ehuckisd Larry
a didnt write a iine. hut "a YES aw-
fu' hard IN the nerves 81 listen 20
what some reporter wrote fer me and
then eiRn uaY namo to stun thar iook-
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CPORT Q
ShotA

The Carlisle Indians p.eY tho army
&C West Point NoNe5ntrr q uud all
Nea Norh BIZ plannng OBJ 50 up enc
river % see thn battle While West
Point has Increased ifH aeaura ca-
paclfy. ID la hardly believed enough
room vn 81 found far tho New Yorz-
sra alone
"The Cuhr nest season VIII be sec-
ona division team arid eFcy body
hneva itf declares Prank Chance. d.
posed manager ef tho Chicago Na-
slonni league baseball club Murphy
alone IL responsible. Ho refused Oh
give me money with Witch to ref rev
players. and he 81 now face as face
aith IRE condition taat . predicted"
A new game basket haH ID the wa.
ter--ia to make its appearance ~ Chl-
cBao thIa winter The spofI Hiu cm-
body the same of rugby POLO. ifsa fhe
ohleofluna Doe points. and Win have an
che go1d points of basket haM it uil
be- known as basket polo"
FIneen hIs leaeae players dlstu-
Nuiahed thcmerItta during fhe season
iusI CIored tv mtkus Htr bits In a.
sinaie game Thn NafIeuaI AntRuera
who turned che tH.k werc Ryrah. Mm-
er. Habu.FrL uauhen DOYLE Sweeney
I.oeert The American barue PLAYERS
guilty af tnIa fcat werc OLSEN. Nerkes
Collins Cobb sraait. car.seh Boxer.
Laloie
walter Camp er d au Ihe Iab tl
the fimf ST zoo HaIr HrIa. HaH Ed prove
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Read The Journals Want
Ads and Profit thereby.
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Inmates rrires durlnn che middle ~ tha
afternnon were within Z ~ 5 pslnta of
iHHf ulEhfH CLOSING
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The boys appetite - often the
source - amusement " you woula
have such an appetite take Chamber-
aaire Tablets. They not only create
healthy appetite but strengthen ne
stomach and enable b 20 % Sc worS
naturally. For sale b. an dealers
ADVERTISEMENT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-07

ed - me ike inkiings from the Gen ~
kinN solomon. But you know I gof
$500 IN coin FOR The work. and ghars
PRETTY good Tor q reporter Who + 10
reporter at afI'
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walter Camp Er IL an Iha Iaa HH
the Ume al thr falr Hrie aad 81 prov
ina a ereBt hriu Cd Cnpiam spauld
mss eleven Wllh Camp an fhe ion
fH rfef1 bard prop eltou t1 beat
tbc iHFn
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Iaek Johnson 3 down ana 90 n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
TEXAS EXPLOSION
NOT STRIKERS WORK

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March Is. -
Thirty-two persons were killed and
fifty injured by an explosion In the
railroad shops here today. The vic
tins of the accident were strike-break-
ers who were taking the place of stri-
kers. The monetary damages caused
by the accident amount TO 100000.
The explosion vas caused by the
carelessness Of one of the employees,
who lost his life In the accident. In
injecting cold water into a hot boiler.
The investigation following the acct
dent shows that the man who caused
1t was ignorant of how to handle the
boilers. and that the explosion was
purely accidental.
Suspicious that the explosion might
have been caused by the men on strike
are declared to be without any foun-
dalton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
NEW STATE EMUlATES
EXAMPLE OF OLDER ONES.

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. March IS.
Four members of the first state Legis-
lature of New Mexico have been ar
rested on charges OF accepting brides
for their votes for candidates for Uni
ted States Scholarships. The present
session Is the first one following the
admission OF New Mexico as a State.
and there has been a very lively fight
for the two new Senatorships.
The arrests came as result OF an
investigation by the local United
States District Attorney. The prison
ers are declared to have accepted
brides OF $500 each. as the price OF
votes for certain candidates for the
Scholarships.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
Cable News
BRITISH NAVAL
ESTIMATES Low

LONDON, Eng, March IS. - Naval
estimates for 1913, as introduced in
the House of Commons today by Win
ston Churchill, First Lord Of the Ad.
miralty. carried with them the sugges.
ton that there is a possibility OF an
understanding whereby Great Britain
and Germany might cease competition
in navy construction and agree to re.
duce expenditures on war prepare.
tons.
The 1913 naval budget as introduc.
ed by Churchill provides for an expen.
diture of 1920 $4,000. which is de.
crease of $l.535.OO0 from the last
years appropriations.
Churchill said that any reduction
made In the German naval estimates
would be followed by proportionats
reductions in the British expenditures
for naval construction.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
TELLS OF
CAUSE OF SOCIALISM.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., March is
Chairman Underwood of the House
Ways and Means Committee declared
himself today in favor of the excise
tax. to take the place Of the sugar
duty which he proposes to abolish.
Underwood says that the sentiment
Of the country has long been in favor
OF an income tax, and that the income
tax law passed by Congress years ago
had the support Of the voters. He
charges the Supreme Courts decision
by which the law was declared uncon-
stitutional. In 1895, with being re.
sponsible for the growth of socialism
In the United states.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19

Mail Clerks-$9O month. Ho-
nolulu examination May I. Prepar-
alton free. Franklin Institute. Dept.
435M. Rochester. N. Y. 516l-lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
PLANNING FOR oREApNoUGnTs
AND FIFTEEN.iNcH GUNS.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., March IS
Plans are being made for the construc-
ton of two 30,O00-ton dreadnoughts,
with eight 15-inch guns each. These
vessels. as laid ont by the naval arch
fleets. will be the most powerful bat
tleships afioat, say the naval officials.
The l5-inch guns will place these pro-
posed warships in a class by them
selves. The plans will be submitted
to Congress In the near future.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
TO LET.

No lll5 Lunalilo st. Six rooms; mod
ern; cool Rent s3j. Apply at 1927
Pensacola st. 5l33-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
BANDIT CHIEF LUX
THREATENS FOREIGNERS

Swallow, China, March IS. - The
German Consulate here has been burn
ed. The bandit chief Euk threatens
to shell the foreign quarters. lie
hopes to bring about foreign interven-
ton in the event that The peoples ar
my fails to defeat the government
Marines have been landed from the
U. 8. s. Monitor Monterey to protect
the foreigners.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
BILL TO PROVIDE
For TARGET PRACTICE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Is. -
Congressman Julius Kahn Of Califor-
mia has introduced a bill to appropri-
ate 500 900 for small arms and target
range practice In the Pacific.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19

To rent gentle horse and buggy for
extended period. Address wv. V. e.,
Bulletin. 5151-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
PITNEY SWORN IN.

WASHINGTON. d. G, March 1s.-
Mahlon Pitney was sworn in today as
a member OF the United States Su-
preme Court. and assumed the duties
of the Office,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19

salesman to handle good
selling line on the road. Box 1884.
Bulletin office. 5174-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19

CHIHUAHUA. Mexico, March is. -
Major Adolfo Ramirez. with force of
1877 Federal troops has surrendered to
a superior force Of rebel troops.
REFINED SUGAR FALLS.
NEW YORK, n. Y. March lS.-Re-
fined sugar was reduced ten cents a
hundred today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19

Upton Buds niece give a piannsr re-.
eitai Yesterday. She's quite a maehin.
list. Tn easiest thing in the world 10
4 git speakers fer a banquet an tn
hardest thing Is 4 stop 'en.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-03-19
w A N T S
OO0 00OO o O0O0
WANTED.

We lead, others follow" In the manu-
facture Of carbonated beverages. One
price to all. Free delivery. Phone
3O22. Honolulu Soda Water Co. Ltd.
34A North Beretania ST.: Chas. II.
Frasher, manager. SS41-tf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-11
R|CHMAN VAN|SHES
WHEN WOMAN SUES
HIM FOR $150,00O
Seventy Years Old, He's De
PENDANT in Breach of
Promise Action.

Although they have no fear he has
come 10 any harm. relatives and friends
say william Hughes. a wealthy paper
stock dealer. at No. 90 Metropolitan ave-
nue., Greenpoint. has disappeared and
they have not the least notion where
he IL. II they had they would not tell
Miss May J. Mcintyre. for she wants
$4,000 from him for heart balm
Mr.. Hughes ds about seventy years OLD.
Mics Mcintyre Is about ffty and she
ays that on the strength OF the OLD
man's promise to marry her she gave up
her sewing school on Broadway, Man.
haitian, sacrificed her chance to obtain
a university degree and spent much
money in preparations. Then on Sept
-, she says, one week before the
day fixed for their wedding, Hughes
told her that he could not marry her
because his children thought he was
too old.
n was found impossible to serve the
summons In the suit on Mr.. Hughes
personally. Process servers employed
nv r.. J. Donovan OF No. 10 broadway,
attorney for Miss Mcintyre. went to
fhree addresses where II was thought
Hughes might be found. Failing TO ind
him, Mr.. Donovan applied TO the su-
, irene Court for an order permitting
the posting Of papers on the door Of
Hughes's legal residence. This was
uanted and on Wednesday tho pro-
oeas server nailed the summons anc
, complaint to the entrance to No. LII
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-11

by his counsel at the former trial.
but mcfarland did not take the stand
TO tell why his wife had probably end
ed her life. This time he will testify
in his own behalf.
Mcfarland will give az a reason
for his wife's suicide that she found
some of the bunny" letters that had
been written to him by Florence
Bromley Of PhilndelphiH. with whom
he was infatuated. and that she Lad
also learned many OF their househ old
effects. which she believed we're In
storage. had been disposed of by him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-11

1t makes little difference what you need-a World Want will 90 get
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-11
BOWELS SLUGGISH LIVER TORPID,
HEADACHy, B|u0US?-" CASCARETS'

trcss; relieve your torpid liver and con-
stipatcd bowels Of all the sour bile. gases
and cloggcd-up waste which is producing
the misery.
A l0-ccnt box of Cascares keeps
your head clear, stomach sweet. liver
and bowels regular and you feel cheerful
and bully for months. Don't forget the
chldren--thcir little insides need good.
gentle. cleansing too.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-11

No odds how bad your liver. stomach
or bowels; how much your head aches;
how miserable and uncomfortable you
are from constipation. indigestion. bill
iousness and sluggish intcstines-you
always get the desired results with
Cascarets.
Clean your stomach, liver and bowels
o-nipht; end the headache. biliousness.
dizziness. nervousness. sick. sour. gassy
stomach. backachc and all other dis
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-11

oUAYAQUlL, Ecuador. Oct. II. -
great quantity OF burning ashes fell last
night on Alausi, Chlmborazo Province.
and also on other towns. II In supposed
che ashes came from sangay. AN active
volcano OF the Andes.