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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
BELATED NEWS
BRINGS DEATH
TOLL UP TO So
Ten Foreigners RepNted Drowned al
Golfers and Others In Western
Pennsylvania.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Sep. 2.-As "A
result of torrential rains last night
and early today through West Vir-
ginia. western Pennsylvania and
western Ohio. 36 are dead and others
missing. Added to the list OF fatalities
late tonight are ten foreigners at Col
liers. w Va. bringing the list there
up 70 IS: three at Burgettstown, Pa.
bringing the list there up to four. and
one at Woodlawn. Pa. near this city.
In addition others are reported miss
ing. but IL is believed at midnight that
the above will probably cover the
number who met death.
At all points tonight the storm Is
over. People in the various towns
are attempting to take care OF condi-
tions caused by the food. but are max
ing little progress. -1eip Is on the
way and has arrived at some points.
but the actual extent OF the disaster
tonight seemed 10 be- accounted for.
but there is some doubt as 20 this
At Avella. Pa. three we're drowned
when the house Of Henry Grove was
swept away. Grove succeeded In saw
ing his wife. who was seriously I'm
jured. and himself.
Hundreds OF persons riding on
suburban lines north OF this city were
compelled TO sleep and wait for hours
last night and today IN street cars
Tracks were flooded anc feed wires
crippled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
DEATH TOLL HEAVY
IN PENNSYLVANIA
Country for Miles Is Devastated
and Homeless Families in
Destitute Circumstances.
Special Dispatch to the Inteiiiyeneer.

Special Dispatch to the InteiliLencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. 2.-Thir-
teen are known 10 be dead, six miss
ing and an approximate property loss
of over two million dollars Is the total
OF destruction tonight following a
storm and fcod which swept over
Washington county just two weeks to
the day after high water had caused
one death and done hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollars damage in the same
section. The Pennsylvania. Balti-
more & Ohio and Wabash railroads
and the interurban line OF the Pitts
burgh Railways company have been
Ilt entirely out OF commission and
tonight Washington's only connection
with the outside world is by telegraph.
even the telephone system being put
out OF business by the storm.
Country Is Devastated.
II will be days before the full ex.
tent OF m" damage Is known. as the
waters still lie deep over the land.
both in the country and towns. in
some places being twenty-five feet in
depth and showing no indication Of
falling The loss in crops alone will
be tremendous. some farms being
swept clean OF everything. The food
has produced countless heroes. but
bright among the number stands Rev.
y. +. Ileany. pastor - the Avella
Presbyterian church. For hours this
morning the pastor. with a rope tied
about him. fought with the floods in
an effort TO rescue twefvr persons
who. overtaken by the waters. had
sought refuge in a tree top. II was
not Nnfil the twelve had remained
for five hours In the tree that the
pastor was able 10 reach them.
Aveiis Hit Hard.
In tho town Of Avella FIVE houses
we're completely swept away and az
Cherry Valley one entire family. that
OF George Gillespie. was wiped out.
Father and mother and four children
all met death. Henry Grove Of Avella
left BIZ home when the food was
rising and ATTEMPTED 10 rescue mem
(Continusd on Tonth PaGsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
MICHIGAN HIT
HARD BY BAD
RAIN STOR M
Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Prop
erty Destroyed by Destructive
Rain Storms.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. Sept. l.
one OF the worst electrical storms In
years ragged in this district late last
night and early today and the loss Is
expected to total several hundred
thousand dollars. No deaths have
been reported. Telephone and tele-
graph companies lost heavily and IL
Is believed that a large share OF the
damage must be sustained by farmers
whose crops. in many instances. were
completely destroyed. The west side
or Traverse City is under water. the
depth varying from one to eight feet.
At many places in that territory rail.
Eoad tracks were so badly crippled
that II Is not hoped TO resume opera.
tions for a week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
FEDERAL JUDGE
CONSIDERS THE
KANSAS DISPUTE.
Has Taken Under Advisement Re-
straining Order In the Taft
Roosevelt Electors Controversy.


DENVER. Sept Judge Frank
Sanborn. Of the federal court. hero
lafJ to-day took under advlsement
ths temporary restraining order case
In which an attempt is being made
10 prevent Charles Sessions, secro-
tary Of state Of Kansas. from certify
ing 20 county clerks Of Kansas the
names OF eight Presidential electors
who have declared in favor Of Theo-
dore Roosevelt for President. ID. X.
Hite. who opened the case ar tho
plaintiffs. arguei thar 20 long az tho
names 81 eight electors were OBJ
tanned by irregular methods they had
no right 90 b. placed on the regular
Republican ticket.
l.. " keplinRer. representing tho
Roosevelt electors. read two All
davits. one by J ~ Dolley. chairman
~ the Republican state COMMITTEES of
Kansas. and the other By John "a.
stewart. Mr. DOlley in his affidavit
declared 70 was his belief that TAFT
and sherman were nominated at tho
Republican convention az Chicago byi
fraud. and they we're not the regular
nominees OF tho party. that tho
Roosevelt faction represented the Re-
publican party in Kansas. and tho
riEht ~ the ten electors who de-
clared Tor Roosevelt should be placed
on the regular Republican ticket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
NOT POISONED

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept. 2.-No
traces of poison were found In the
viscera 81 Louis Potter. tho New
York sculptor who died last week
while undergoing treatment BY "A Chi.
nese physician. The chemist who
conducted the examination made this
report public TO day. The police have
learned that when Dr Lee Hung
Chow found that his patient was so
from medicine given IN treating a
skin disease ho gave another medi-
cine which no said would produce in-
tense thirst. buth cautioned Potter
not 20 drink water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
EVERY COMPANY OF MILITIA
ORDERED TO PAINT CREEK
Fifteen Thousand Rounds Of Ant-
munition and Machine Guns
Captured by Troops.
Roting Expected 10 BE Resumed
Today - Situation Is Be-
coming More Desperate.
Strikers Tear Up Railroads and
Threaten TO Attack Militia
and Mine Guards 4

Special Dispatch 80 the rntsliirencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va, September
THAT the situation I'm the strika
nope on Paint Creek and Cabin Creok]
especially the latter. is far moro esd
rious tonight than AZ any time since
the state militia was called here. II
admitted by all concerned Today be-
Ing holiday practically every one od
the 1000 miners in the district STAYED
out Of the mines Many celebration3
were held. the main one being ad
Montgomery. few miles outside ths1
scene under control OF the militia and
much drinking took place.
II Is as much from this source al
from any other that trouble Is feared
late tonight.
VIII Fight Guards.
Rumors have reached the headouarS
ters OF the provisional regiment ad
Paint Creek Junction ,aat the strik@
ing miners intend stirling AZ the Bald
win mine guards at nearly a dokeul
places. Three additional companiea(
OF militia arrived today and werd
rushed TO the territory TO be pro-
tected. which extends some twenty
miles along Paint creek and thirty
Continued on Page Eieven)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
AMERICANS DEFEND
MEXICAN TOWN

MEXICO CITY. Sept 2.--Ten oi
sixty Americans AZ Nacozari. the sur.
render of which has been demanded
by the rebels. are aiding tho little gar.
rison In defending the town. accord.
Ing TO a report received tonight BY ~
Diaro from Aqua prieta A train
bearing 200 soldiers n on the way 10
Aqua Prieta 20 relieve the beleagured
garrison
Santa Cruise. Sonora. according 20 a
report 10 ~ Diaro from Douglas. was
sacked yesterday and the local author.
tiles hcd 20 Lochim. Arizona.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
AMERICANS ARE
BACKING MADERO
Senator Fall Announces That OH In
tsrests Are Backing tire
President

FL PASO. sept. United States
senator l. B. FAN. who is investigat.
ing whether American money helped
tne recent Mexican revolt. said today
be- believed the Madero revolution was
backed by certain American oil inter.
csfs. Tie claimed to know the dav
ana place the money was put up~
lte claimed that while President
Tart did not know the purpose 90.
700 AmeTlcan troops were gathered
near the Mexican border % pvt Diaz
out % Mexico. this Information was
communicated 10 President Diaz and
caused him 10 leave Mexico. Fall said
Mr Fail left here today for New
Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
Presiding Elders
THREE WOUNDED

MEMPHIS. Tenn. sept 2.-Three
men were wounded and several per.
sons had narrow escapes from flying
bullets ~ Massey Station. near here.
early today when man believed TO
have been Lon Calls ran through the
streets firing "a shotgun
Calls is under $4,000 bond
charged with murder committed some
time ago. Posses are In pursuit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
M. E. CHURCH
CONFERENCE
is CONCLUDED
Announcement Of the Appointments
OF Ministers for the State An
nounced Yesterday.

Special Dispatch 90 the 'ut.Iiigencer.
FAIRMONT. w. Va. Sept. 2.-The
annual conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South Of this dis.
trict came 10 close today at Sutton.
The appointments were announced as
follows:
Ashland district. O. +. Williams.
presiding elder; Ashland First church.
H. A. Spencer; Ashland, Centenary.
T. J. Hopson. Beaver Mission. p. B.
Kazee; Blain circuit. G. l.. Neh: Cat
tlettsburg. c. a. Slaughter: Cattletts-
burg circuit. e. NJ. Balls: Devall cir
cult. G.. NJ. Hicks; Grantland circuit.
Kirk Jarvis; Grayson circuit. a. a.
I<1lister; Greenup circuit. W. p. +.
Rails: iIarperville circuit. r. u.
ODell: Inez circuit. Bernard Spencer:
KavanoHgh circuit. &. l.. Neff: Louisa.
J. W. Critics; Paintsville. Dr. J. G.
Crandbery; Pikesville. l. " Fannie /:
Prestonburg. Thomas wilkinson: Rus
sell. =. T.. Thornberg Sandy Hook. T..
y. Pugh: Vanlear Mission. &. 4.
Goodwin: Webbvillc circuit. " G. Har-
mon; Auxier circuit. Jonathan Moore:
Charleston circuit. VIM. Given. presid-
Ing elder: Ansted circuit. w 4.
Iantz: Beckley circuit. IT, ".
Pbwnall: Charleston. First church. DIT
q. V. Banks: Charleston. Roam Street
church. r. q. Kimbrough. Charleston.
Elizabeth Memorial. 2. O. Stewards
Presiding Elders.
Ashland district. o. r. Williams:
Charleston district. W. NJ Given:
Fairmont district. l.. s. Cunningham: +:
Huntington district. y. VI. Keith Fair.
mont church. W. X. Canter. Charles
ton. First church. D. b. Banks: Roane
Street church. T. o. Kembrough !.
Charleston Memorial. r. & swords
Jacksonville. -. W. Lemley: Harpers-
Vile. X. T. West: Huntington Memor.
ial. r. V. W Darlington. Huntington
Emmanuel. L. T.. McGouley. Hunting.
ton. H V. Bennett. Spencer. NJ. B.
Howlea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
EDITOR DEAD

NEW YORK. Sept 2.-Cariton T.
Garretson. editor Of Iudeo. died here
today az the home Of his sister. Mrs
J. g. Finch. as the result ~ injuries
received when he was thrown from
his horse on Wsv 90
Prior 10 bic connection with Judge
Nr GarrcfsOu was connected with
the editorial sfnd of Lesre's Weekly
aud the NeN York Evening Globe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
SIX HURT M PANIC
FROM EXPLOSION

NEW YORK. Sept 2-HaIf a dozen
women and children we're Injured 20.
day in panicky stampede which fol
lowed bomb explosion In fve-
story tenement building AZ IFS Chrys-
tie street
Tho bomb. which exploded In a hall.
way leading ~ the saloon of Gaefno
sahatuo. rocked the building and
caused twenty families to rush pre-.
ciuifatclV to the street
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MERLIN. Sept 2-The Baroness Won
Eckhardstein died last night from tho
effects ~ a bullet wound received IN
Wild boar hunt. The shot was fired
hy Count Finck Won Finckcnstein a
relative of the. baroness The count
and The baroness Vcre shooting AZ n
boar from opposite directions. The
wood - dense and neither could
see the other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-03
BECKER TRIAL

NEW YORK. Sept. 2-Poiice Lieu
tenant Charles Becker. charged with
instigating tho Roscnfhal murder. viii
be arraigned tomorrow % plead 20
the indictment AGAINST MIN.
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THE WEATHEn.
WAsHfEoToH, d. C., Sept a--Fors-
Western Pennsy1vania and ohfo-T.o-
cal anoWera ana somewhat cooler Tues
oayj Wodnsaday probably fair uqht 20
n1oderate varfahis wfnda
West virgiufa-Loca1 showers Tues
oaEs "wednesday urobabir fafr
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10

'These and the police. We're ont Of it then.
We gave him his chance, and Pat will have
to stand what he gets. 1t amt going to kill
Pat-we all baby him too much. He wouldn't
stand for it if he knew it. Why, know men
that had things just as badges, an worse
proved against their wives and they got over
it. So will Pat, with You to help him. And,
anyway, this house has been on the crazy list
long enough. Something has got to be done
and ! propose to do it. I'll sit here till he
comes out and then I'll help him all can to
get started off. He'll get good start, for they
won't really begin to fuss about him until din.
ner tomorrow night. And even then nobody is
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
CHAPTER LIv.

The early twilight was closing in as the Earl
of Glamoran rode home to his castle. And as
he went all that was boy in him died out. For
he knew, despite all his efforts at self-decep-
ton, that some, at least, Of what cambridge
had said was true.
A dull rage burned in him and at times
flashed up into curse. Cheated on every
hand by every one Dorothy, his wife, was the
worst offender And then justice awoke in
him. He remembered that he himself had
forbidden all mention of his brothers short.
comings; had shcwn her that in some regards
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
Ii TILE

: 'sWell, 1lswang" exclaimed Mr.. Forbes, az he
drew q chair for her close to his own before
the roaring FIRE, "if it amt the Queen Of
Sheba' in all her glory"
"Nonsense, Dad,' laughed Dorothy. "You
mustn't talk like that to an old married
woman"
"stand OF there Bit" he commanded. II
want to look at you. Pat hasn't had the use Of
his eyes recently, 80 perhaps nobody has told
you that you're a remarkably handsome
woman, my dear. Did mother ever see you in
those gold clothes"
"a hundred times, Of course" said Dot.
"And with your hair in braids, like It used
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10

to be when you were Dads sure enough little
girl?'
"Of course, dear"
And never said one word to me about It.
Things do seem to get by a fellow"
"Come and sit down." said Dot, "I want to
talk to you. What have you done about John?"
"Pve given him till sun-up to get off the
place." said he.
What did he say?" she questioned.
"That he's not going. That he'll meet us all
at breakfast"
"Oh, Dad" cried Dorothy mserably "What
are we going to do?"
"Well, daughter, i might as we'll admit that
l don't know. But hope he won't put it up
to me. He's sick and he's crazy, and amt
accustomed to handling that kind. Pm count
ing on his nerve breaking down. This storm
that's blowing up ought to help some. was
out looking at the sky while back, and if
don't miss my guess it's going to be rouser"
"Tt's rouser now" said Dorothy, crouching
closer to him. "These storms make me per.
fectly miserable"
"About your Christmas tree?" asked her
father, and Dot admitted ruefully that it was
the prophetic yew which troubled her.
ut is tearing and throwing itself about as
If 1t was in agony" she said. "I've been look
ing out at It from my window
"Well, wouldn't worry, Honey bunch.
guess this amt the first storm nor the worst
! storm that the old chap has come through"
There was silence for some space, and then
she spoke again.
Daddy, dear, can we drive John-a sick
man, dear-out into such night?"
Just the kind Of night to match his con-
science"
"And then, if he sticks to his word and
doesn't go before sun-up, what are you going
to do to him? You haven't told me that yet"
Her father put his hand in his pocket and
produced pair Of smooth steel handouts.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10

going to chase after him. They amt going to
know they ought to. guess he'll 60 all right"
"Well," said Dorothy, with troubled eyes
fixed on the door of the oak room, 81 wish it
was all over. Do you know that he has two
bottles of whiskey and ever SO much morphine
and a syringe in there with him? Pierre told
me-"
"Looks bad" said Forbes. "Guess he knows
one of them fits isn't tar Off Now, daughter,
you go back to Pat. I'll run things down here,
and if you're awake come sunup you can slide
down and hear what's doing"
1t was barely peep of day when Dorothy
came back. Forbes was ready for her, and
together they crossed to the door of the oak
room.
'Let ME speak to him for moment before
Won put those things on" pleaded Dorothy.
"Perhaps can find some word to make him
Co."
The handle yielded easily and the door
opened upon an absolutely empty room.
When Dorothy went back to her room she
did at last fall asleep John was gone. The
relief of it was overpowering. She was too
tired to think of the strangeness of his going.
Pat gave orders that she was not to be dis
turbed, and so she slept on and did not appear
at breakfast.
That meal would have been doleful affair
save for the jocund presence of Mr.. Petty.
No storm, he boosted, could disturb him, and
then wrung blushing confederation from Ma
tilda Anne.
"Where is Dot?" he asked pleasantly.
asleep" said the Earl; "she was very rest
less all night"
"And where's Mr.. John?"
Probably out about the place, seeing what
the storm did to us. If it weren't for these
bally bandages I'd be with him. He'll be in
soon, and then We'll know all about it. Pm
afraid it hit the young plantations Father
hard
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10
CHAPTER LII.

Forbes vigil began quietly enough. He ex-
planned to Mrs. Forbes that John was i'll and
that he was going to take care Of him. Doro
thy required no explanation, and as soon az
Pat was securely asleep she crept down to the
big hall
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-10

lever was a relief expedition treate'
with less gratitude than the garrison a
! Glendaire showed to their young Davi'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-20
PROPOSED HOUSE
RULE STARTS ROW
tnr redernl Telerrnph wIreless.l


WASHINGTON, August 16.-(spe-
cial to The Advertiser "A near-riot
was precipitated in the house last night
when Sherman Emory of the house com.
mittee brought in a special rule to ex-
pedite the conference on the postOifice
appropriation bill.
Minority Leader Mann charged that
the rule would have the effect of pre-
venting vote on the senate amend
ment creating parcel-post and that il
was no more than a gag to prevent a
test of the real attitude of the house
towards the legislation. Mann charged
consideration of the senate amendment
in the open was feared and therefore
the eonferees wanted special privileges
so they might strangle the proposition
in the dark.
Chairman Moon of the postofiice com
mittee declared that the amendment
was ubiquitous and was framed ''ir
the interest of the mail order houses
the express companies, and the rail
roads. y The resolution was adopted
LOG to rs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-20
F0UR-F0OT ALFALFA
GROWN IN WAHIAWA

Accompanying his letter with a
bundle of two samples of the alfalfa
he is growing at Wahiawa, one sam
pie showing plants nearly four feet
high, Hugh Galbraith writes;
Editor Advertiser; There have been
many attempts to raise alfalfa this
last thirty years, but all failed. But
j have done the thing at last with
success and have got an acre planted
a year ago. II took four months be-
fore / could get a stand, as the cut
worms and grasshoppers caused me no
end of trouble.
Why don I they import birds 10 eat
these yerminf / had 20 put the chick
ems in the alfalfa to catch the grass
hoppers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-20
Castle & Cooke Co.. Ltd
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

General Insurance Agents, representing
New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Boston.
Aetna Fire Insurance Co.
ATTENTION.
We have just accepted the Agency
and
The Protector Underwriters of the
Phoenix of Hartford.
These are also among the Roll OF
Honor In San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-20
Bank OF Hawaii
LIMITED.

LIMITED.
Incorporated Under the Laws of the
Territory of Hawaii.
PAID-UP CAPITAL...... $500, 10000
NURPLUS ............... 100, 100000
UNDIVIDED PROFITS -. 57,592.92
OFFICERS;
@. II. Cooke. President
E. D. Tenney. .Vice-President
F. B. Damon. .................C Cashier
G. G. Fuller 80. -. Assistant Cashier
r. McCorriston. Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS: c. II. Cooke, E. D.
Tenney, A. Lewis, Jr., E. F. Bishop,
f. W. Macfarlane, J. A. McCandless,
G. H. Anterior, Geo. R. Carter, F. B.
Damon, F. C. Anterior, R. A. Cooke.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE-
DEPARTMENTS.
Strict attention given to all branches
of Banking.
JUDD BLDG, FORT ST.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-20
WOMAN DIES IN CHAIR"
First of Her Sex to Perish Under Laws
Decree in virginia-confesse
Her Crime.
by Federal Telegraph wireless)

by Federal Telegraph Wireless)
RICHMOND, Virginia, August TO-
Especial to The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Christian, aged II, a negress, the first
woman 10 be executed in the history OF
the Old Dominion, was sent TO her death
here in the electric chair this morning
for the murder Of Mrs. Ida Celote, ~
years Of age, a white woman, at Hamp'
ton, Virginia. Before the cap was
placed over her head the woman came
TO her spiritual adviser and said +" am
glad 10 go. I killed Mrs, Celote and
desire 10 die aud feel no fear XIII ma
quick The negress was employed by
Mrs. CelOte ~ q washerW oman,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-20
X y u \ 4 y + 4 X x X 4 y X X

A premium of SIS, sS1.34 has been Sc.
cured by the Territory ON its bond
issue of $l,5OO,000, according to a
checking of results between Governor
Frear in Honolulu and Treasurer
Conkling in New York yesterday, on
which day bids for the issue were
opened in both places. Two Hawaiian
firms and two eastern firms are the
successful bidders, their offers being
accepted for blocks as above.
The results were not 80 good as last
year, but when the fact is considered
that after Conkling had carefully
sized up the bond market in the East
and had seen good bonds going at rem.
nant sale bargains he had offered to
eat his hat if he got more than 90 for
them, the financial compliment to
Hawaiian investment securities is not
so small as the premium.
Five bids were thrown out because
unaccompaned by checks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-20
ITALIANS WIN BATTLE.
Cut OF Large Turco.Ar Force After
Fighting That Lasts For the
Whole Day.
lDy Federal Tolomaph wlrele..)

ROME, August l7-(Special TO The
Advertiser) The italians have cut or
large Turco,Arab force on the caravan
route 10 the Tunisian frontier The
hattie lasted All day and ended IN tho
retreat Of The Turks, who lott many
dead ON the dold, The llallnns lost six
men killed aud ninety eight wounded.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-20
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LaNatiYe Hrom0 Cunning
Tablets, All druggists refund
the money II Il fails 90 cure,
Z w, Groves signature ID 90
zach box
aAHis NtaielHE ca. ~ lsys g d g.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-08-20
COMMISSIONER is UPHELD.
my Federal Tslsrrapl Wireless,

SAN FRANCISCO, August H.
Especial 70 The Adyerliserl--building
Loan Commissioner Walker will con
tinne IN possession Of the Continental
Building nni Loan Association prop
efty nnd business uafil some further
legal steps are taken "a Duet him. That
n Ahe rffnli NJ the decision given 90
WalssT by Superior Court Judge hra
ISL,