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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
HAWAII MAKES
GREAT 1hOGRESS

Washington, December o7.-Hawaii
has enjoyed greater prosperity and
progress during the past year than
during any other IN its history. &C
eording to Governor W. F. Frear 5
annual report submitted to-day 70 Sec
Rotary OF the Interior Fisher. The
preceding four years had oeen notable
for their prosperity. Gays the Cover
nor. but this past year viii show even
greater strides forward
In commerce. demonstrating. improve
msnt IN class OF immigrants, better
Inent OF transportation facilities. con-
struction Of public work, public health
administration and public school facili-
ues. there has been marked advance.
That the United States reclamation act
oe extended TO Hawaii - one OF the
Governors recommendations He says
there are several large areas which
should be made available By irriga-
tion for settlement By Americans in
colonies OF considerable size.
Imports and exports OF the islands
during the year totalled ss4.1o5.0oo. an
increase OF &l4.ss0.oOo over the pre-
ceding year. The increase was chief
~ in trade with tse United States.
which constituted more than nine
tenths OF the TOTAL The increase in
exports from the territory was twelve
times &c much as that IN the imports.
bang $15.500. 0J0. against s1.1so.Oo0.
TIE exports totslled s55,ioo,o00. the
imports. s2s.7O0. 600.
Governor Erear reports that the
percentage of homesteads saken by
Americans and other Carcasians has
been much larger this year than usual.
During the pas, two years the de-
parture ot Japanese steerage passen-
gers exceeded the arrival by 4s9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
WANTS TO KNOW WHO HE Is.
Wan N<ites He Was kidnapped In
Youth ard Il Ignorant OF Name.

Postmaster Doores has received let
tor from Oklahoma City. signed Wi
lam II. Gardner" who says he was
kidnaped in Bowling Green hfty-siS
cars ago by a miner named Alexander
Huskey-
Gardner" states that the name sign
cd i one given him b. law. and that
he IS ignorant Of who he IL. He re-
quests that the records be examined TO
discover the name Of any child MO
disappeared about that time.
In other words he writes. Il want
10 know who ! am"
There - TO record in the county OF
n boy being kidnapped a. that tire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
BAD MAN MEETS WATERLOO
slain I'm Battle With Posse After F'a-
tally Stabbing officer.

Oak Grove. La, December ELITE
career o. Pink Maddox. a reputed "oad
man" as boss of the town" was
brought 20 sudden end by a posse Of
officers late yesterday after Maddox
had killed a deputy and terrorized
Oak Grove by his reckless shooting.
Maddox had vowed 70 celebrate the
Yuletfde by running" the town when
he began 10 shoot the majority of the
inhabitants took 10 cover Deputy
Marshal 1. = Ray attempted TO arrest
Maddox but was mOrtaNy stabbed
Maddox then took a horse. rode on
hut he encountered a posse of Off
GERS and in the battle that followed
the desperate was killed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
UNKNOWN VESSEL
IS AF|RE At SEA

Newport Y. l.. December Ei--Ater receiv-
ing wireless report that an unknown
schooner was aire at sea. twelve niles
southeast Of Block Island. without possicii e.
!ty o. receiving assistance from lite-saVln (
stations owing TO the heavy gale and mgr
seas that prevail, the revenue cutter seneca
was dispatched tonight from New London,
Conn. to the rescue. Word also was sent
to the cutter Acurhnet. ct Woods Hole
Mass. and she Is expected 10 go TO the
scene
The report cam. from the New ShoreAan
Life-saylnz station. on Block Island Sea
and wea cher conditions are reported % fe
such that help from the lltc-saVe-s - Out
q ths question.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
FEELS PREACHER WITH BIBLE.
wsr-aipper st Cas.eI church Objects
20 Pastors Views.

TaFecl DCC-mOtT -l.-UlTiHt IlI'
c1,-isfruas service az Lutheran
church here a workman named ke't-
hagen became provoked a. me utter /.
anccs % the pastor Oh the suoJcct OF
the equality - all men. aad pickin :
up a heavy Bible from tue pc" ne
hurled it az the Ireachet. - H. -,
~, a,rurafr ari the Good Book
struck the clergyman IN TIE head. cHt-
ting 4 dccu gash. which olei - pro
fuseiv that hr had 70 be carried IRON
tho pulpit -
Eeifhaccn Was arrested eno iOcN
- -. o. = ntght fie wss arraigncd
ir court ana sentenced TO ak months
imprisonment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
BIG TINS HEALTH BETTER
Keprcsentative-Elcct sullivan Way At
tend Extra session of CONGRESS.

Youkers. \. =, December Z.-Kep-
r.ssntative-El Elect Timothy D Sullivan.
who has been seriously III In a sana-
tori,,m here for nearly two months.
* said TO have so much recovered tndt
~ nav he able to appear in Wash
inyton for the extra session of Con-
gress' which the Democratic admins :
ration has decided upon soon after
Inauguration. .
pig Tim" who has long been a
tgdsIoture as well as in Congress.
Was greeted by friends on the
s,-eets Yesterday for the first time
He declined to discuss his condition
5u, he appeared much improved IN
health
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
s.,,.u-,y woussea Win rsr'or RIse

Charleston. 8 60 December II
clarence Barinesu was shot and seri-
ousiv wounded here tonight with
rarIor rife ~ willie Rivers. aged ten.
when he Rivers boy was brought 10
the police station BY his father Pc
ted the desk sergeant that Barineau
ana some other roys had been bullying
him. Remembering the parl0r me
which he had received - Christmas
ait. the boy secured u aud shot Bari
scau 30 The abdomen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
NEW CASE IS REPORTED
Cr-~bro spinal Nrnincifi- >afd TO
Have Broken Out at MiiIrn.

NfilufI. ga. UeCfm1lr -s--DITclll-
of the safe Board o. Health to-day
dispatched Dr. a. 2. PARK 20 that or
sanitation. 90 Miiicn. Jenkins County.
Ga. where 90 was reported q case OF
cerebre spinal meningitis had broken
ou. Or Park has been investigating
conditions a. Nidvilie. Ca. whore four
teen seaths recently occurred from
the disease.
Al a lata hosr tonight no report
had been received frgm lfr. iafk N
~erarg % the casc ~ Millcn.
An appeal to-day was received from
L. y n Thomas. o. Hart0v. Tor a
arprIv % serum used IN uShtinE
meningitis As no mention was made
90 she board ~ any case q hat place
81 fe believed the serum u wanted
merely as a precautionary measure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
jealousy Causes Double KILLING

Milbusy. Mass. December e1.-As
clara Ice Nav. aged fourteen. was en-
tering the Cords Cotton Mil to-day,
she was shot and killed by. Charles
Adams. fifteen. The boy then shot
himself. iniicttng injuries from which
h died later The police say the
shooting was due to Jealousy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
TOY BALLOONS AS SIGNALS
Mexican Eebeix Send .Nsireiess" Mes.
sages from Chihuehua Cfty.

IT PasO, TeZ-. December 27.-Toy
balloons are being employed by the
rebels in northern Mexico ~ system
Of wireless" TO give Information re-
xanclng the movement Of Federal SOL
dlers. Every time a troop train de-
parts from ChihlahuA city toy
balloon floats up from the centre of
the state capital = relay # the SIM
pie signals tells the rebels government
troops are coming.
Destruction of railways has made
tho telegraph uncertain. and as The
Federals do not employ wireless teieg-
raphy, the rebel advices are IN many
instances ahead OF the Fenerals' infor-
nation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
MISS GOULD SENDS HER THANKS.
Reply to Letter Expressing State'i
Wishes for Her HappinesA

II. Paul MINI. December 27.-in re-
Spouse 10 a letter wishing her happl-
ness as the wife os NJ. Shepard. Miss
Helen Could has written julius A.
Schnnahi. secretary OF State. as FOL
lows:
Your extremely kind letter has
reached me expressing the good wishes
OF the people of your State on my en-
eaRement 10 Finley J. Shepard. Be-
iieve me, such evidences OF kindly
feeling touch me deeply and add much
10 my happiness"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
x..s.n, ignorant Of oIa World.

Cincinnati. December s..--Dr. lsrsci
,t-.i.arrs. q London. reader In Rab-
tt,i.s 81 the University o. Cambridge.
s,is the Jewish Chautaaqua society
,.-dav that h. found the children 81
America woefuliy ignorant Of the cue
toms. geography and history Of the
OId World. aud urged that the United
states Congress BE- pctitioned TO re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
MONEY REACHES IL PER CENT
Demand Light. However and III Way
Not GO Higher.

New York. Decembsg 3l--Call money
oDened at L per cent to-day. and re-
newals were made At the same rate
This equals yesterdays high quota
ton. In the early afternoon as low
az 10 per cent was quoted. aithouSh
out-of-town banks We're holding ont in
expectation " placing money here at
a higher figure.
Demand is relatively light. however.
and no recurrence OF the stringency OF
several weeks ago. when loans touched
20 per cent. is looked for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
HARD TO FIND A HOME FOR TAFT.
Agents Can't Get q HiIlhouse Avenue
Residence In View Haven.

New Haven. December 21.--The task
OF finding a house In New Haven in
which President TAFT can live when
he leaves the White House 20 become
Kent professo: OF law al Yale has
been Entrusted 20 Yale man IN the
real estate business here, and Il Is no
easy task. Few houses are available
and OF these only two or three would
meet the needs OF the President.
II Is practically impossible 10 find g
house for sale along Hillhcuse Avenue.
nd though one which was desirable
In a great many respects was picked
by the agent for the President. IT was
discovered that the price was pro-
hibitiye.
The owner @ another house not
on Hiilhouse Avenue has shown will
lingneKs to sell. and II the President
finds the place suitable the deal
may be closed within short time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
Lawmakers in Prison

Columbus -. December To serve terms
OF three wears and E.ne months. re-Pectivs-
s.. STATE senators Isaac = itramana anu
IA Forest Andrews eztersG the soeg!sen ti%ry
ner.. lat.- to-day. Beth bad besa refused
new trials recently upon conviction or ac-
coping brihes in connection With bills BE-
fore the last Legislature. Both are law
vsrS Andrews is Eeogbl.caa sad HaH-
mann 4 Democrat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

move the tariff on English educational
books, that they be given more OPP
portunity of enlightenment. Dr. Abra-
hams also scored the roadways or
America, and declared that better
highways would aid in the spreading
Of knowledge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
Prepares to Resume War.

Berlin. December 27.-BUlgaria is
preparing to resume war against Tur-
key. according 10 a special dispatch
from Rustchuk. Bulgaria. The CORE
spondent says the Bulgarian War Min
lister has called up the recruits due
10 be enrolled only in 1914, and has
summoned all able-bodied men up 10
the age of sixty to the colors.
Large supplies of provisions have
reached Rustchuk on a Russian steam
er. which came up the Danube. Two
other steamers brought a large num-
Der of cavalry horses and hospital sup
plies, and there were eighty persons
and a corps OF nurses on board
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
FINE FLOATING ISLANDS
IN THE PANAMA CANAL

Washington. December So Float
ing islands axe the latest obstruCtors
10 appear a. the Panama Canal app
proachcs completion. The term o.
used 10 describe masses OF vegetation
and earth Ioosened from The bottom
C III. Gatun Lake by the rinirg water
and blown about she surface by chanE
ing winds These Islands virtually
arc sections 81 the foor o. the swamp
TIA; have been overrun by the waite
backed Cd IN the ChaErcs VALLEY ht
s;afun dam. With the clay and leaves
are sticks ana other buoyart matter.
the whole covered with lgNuriart iush
arass. scores Of these islands. driven
bv tho winds. make a graceful -iEEt.
and with the masses Of orchids rro"
INK IN the tops q suhmercei tr'fe
su..zegt some Of the things wti'a
Alice saw in Wonderland
Tho ISLANDS" are a. times SD thick
ma. = launch cannot maxi ifs way
through them. although they arc MOI
an obstacle or Inconvenience tn steam
shfps. The launch Balboa 10 at present
busy towing these islands - tht spills
vrav. where they foot over ffr cam
No trouble Is anticipated after th'
slufce gates are installed as the ape.
tu-e oetween piers on thc dam cTe-'
viii BE- forty-fve feet
-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
OnHcers Ordered 10 Front.

London. December 27.-Reports re-
ceiyed from Constantinople stating that
the military officers had been ordered
TO the front. caused a ripple or eN-
element here to-day The eNpiaha-
ton given was that they were sent
back because the soldiers had become
,,-+inot,s saving the officers were en-
iovfng themselves at the capital. while
thew were enduring hardships IN the
trenches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

tary adversaries. Colonel Cocktails.
chairman Of the Canal Commission has
reissued the order excluding photo
sraphers from the vicinity OF the
works going up at Toro Point. Mar
Panama Bay
In executing the order the chief OF
police is directed to see that no per-
sons not regularly resident thereat
be permitted to come ashore with
cameras at the places named. Photo
graphs may be made in the vicinity
Of the works only upon written order
from Colonel Goethals In each particu-
lar case
system Devised for Sightseeing.
The sightseeing business. which has
reached large proportions in the Pana-
ma Canal Zone. has been systema-
TIED for the convenience and safety
of visitors Is is expected that moro
visitors than ever Will seek the canal
during the coming dry season, and full
preparations have been made to take
care OF them. 4 sightseeing train is
now a part Of the work in the zone
In any two consecutive weekdays IL Is
possible to see the entire work \
second tourist car is now under con-
structi0n. SO that in the near future
it will be possible - take l5o people
over the route at one time. That ar
rau@cment ocviates all the dangers
which would necessarily attend visi-
tors who tried TO make an inspection
unguided.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

Az efire. 81 fsi- Bas. Ma~,iai >r~t--
Yesterday r.roftc5 90 tss pellr that -
So. uas rrta-ef and e sef q -. t4iect
81 80 uo,su.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

Rome, December 2I.-lt is officially
denied here that Prince Ahmed Faud
purposes entering Albania and pro-
claiming himself prince Of that coun-
try.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
PORTE WILL ANSWER
ITS ENEMIES TODAY
Report Denied.

conduct a PERSONAL campaign IN n
own behalf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

Determined that the sian - tHc
Panama Canal fortifcatlous shall not
become the property ~ possible Mill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21

bout will be tho main event OF the
evening and VIII be put on last.
Alfredo Salazar OF Albuquerque.
who goes on with Jack Robinson.
has told his friends TO watch" him.
salazar was for two years one OF the
best army BOXERS IN the regular army
In Ike Philippine Islands. lie says
he has never been given an opponent
worthy OF his science and experience
while before the Albuquerque fans
and hopes that Robinson will stay
with him q Few rounds 20 he can
demonstrate just what ne can do.
Robinson on the other hand says SAL
azar is easy picking for him. Th
outcome OF this battle viii be watched
with no little interest by friends OF
tao two men. salazar viii likely have
big bunch OF friends roofing for him
tomorrow night.
The Identity OF Young Herrera"
Viii be disclosed tomorrow night
Herrera Is an Albuquerque boy born
and reared Ia town, who wishes 20
surprise his acquaintance oy appear
ing on the stage under an assumed
name. tie has been matched 20 90
on with the Cheyenne Kid" Young
Herrera" Is certain 20 give good
account OF himself lie IS extremely
handy with his mitts: rs clever and
fast ana especially classy Ia foOtwork.
This lad hopes 10 give the Wyoming
production "a SO that viii make the
cayenne boy sorry ne ever signed up.
All Ia an the three bouts scheduled
for tomorrow night promises 10 be
most interesting. The admission price
will remain tho same as heretofore
q dollar down stairs and seyenty-fye
cents for the gallery. A record
breaking house win likely attend.
The bouts will Do refereed BY
Frank Gamble, professional arbi-
traitor who knows the Marquis OF
! QuoonsDury rules Hll the way. The
bouts ARE being staged by the New
Mexico Athletic club under the direc-
tion OF Mark Levy whose reputation
for giving the fans their money b
worth "a too well known 20 need COM
mont
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21

able to do anything with railroad
and traction officials. and reqosuted
committee be discharged.
Alderman Auge. seconded by Alder
man Wroth, moved that city attor-
ney be instrtcued 10 bring suit against
Traction company, for flagman's sal
airy up 20 the time they installed de-
rail Carried
Alderman Clarke. seconded By Al
derman Coen' moved that flagman be
discontinued 50 far as city II concern
ed, and that clerk be- instructed to
notify the santa be railroad company.
and the Traction company that city
was no longer responsible for his sal
AIRY. Carried.
| Alderman Wroth moved, seconded
! by Alderman Auge, that new COM
1 mitteea be appointed to confer with
railroad and traction officials in re-
gard to Ttieras crossing. and ascertain
/ what action is necessary TO render
crossing safe. Carried. Tho mayor
appointed a committee consisting OF
Aldermen Clarke, WrOth and Auge.
Alderman Conroy then reported on
progress made in the matter Of free
AAhtiA HAAA htAs
Ordinance f79 was brought up for
I third reading. Moved by Alderman
| Wroth, seconded by Alderman Reidy
that Ordinance 473 be considered
read third time. Carried. Aldermen
Reidy. Augo, Conroy, sherwood,
Coen. wroth and Clarke voting Yes"
Alderman wroth, seconded by AL
derman Coen. moved that Ordinance
ATS be passed. Carried. Aldermen
Reidy, Auge, ConrOy, IsherwoOd,
Coen. wrOth and Clarke voting Yes"
Aldermen wroth. seconded by Al
dorman Reidy, moved that city en-
gineer be instructed 20 notify all par
ties affected by ordinance. Carried.
Moved by Alderman Wroth. second
ed by Alderman C0nroy. that council
adjourn 70 Friday night, February
| 2grG. Carried.
J. W. ELDER.
i II. CHAS. ROEHL Mayor
Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21

Wroth. chairman OF the sewer COM
mittee. az follows. was read
TO the Mayor and Council OF the City
OF Albuquerque:
Gentlemen:
The sewer committee requests per-
mission OF this council 20 advertise
for bids for covers for storm water
inlets TO De delivered in quantities "a
Eeeded within 80 or 60 days. AID that
the committee be authorized 20 award
the contract 20 the lowest bidder.
And also that permission be given
The chairman Of the sewer street and
finance committees TO proceed with
the construction OF the storm sewer
system on tho streets already indi-
Gated as 10 be paved. tho cost of same
20 te taken from the sewer construc-
ton fund.
Respectfully submitted,
Csigncd) JH. wRorH.
Chairman.
on motion OF Alderman Wroth.
seconded by Alderman Reidy. the re-
quest as read was granted. Aldermen
Reidy, Auge, Conroy, sherwood,
coen, Wroth, and Clarke voting
yes"
Alderman sherwood chairman OF
building and light committee. report
ed In matter OF two lights for Mar
tineztOwn. recommending that petition
as read az last council meeting be
granted, and light company be noti-
tied to install lights. Alderman Rei6y.
seconded by Alderman Auge, moved
that recommendation be adopted
| Carried.
Alderman sherwood next reported
on matter OF Ciomi building known
/ ~ Los Angelica Rooming House. Az
I derman sherwood seconded by Al
German Wroth moved that Mr., Oiomi
/ be given permission 90 finish house
90 contemplated by him at time
stopped by building inspector. Car
ried.
Alderman Auge, chairman Of spec.
ial committee. reported In matter oi
Tlieras railroad crossing. that this
crossing was sim unsafe. but was un-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21
MAKES WORK EASIER.
Albuquerque People Are Pleased 90
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IT'S pretty hard 10 attend 70 duties
With a constantly aching hack
With annoying urinary disorders.
Deans kidney Pills have made
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SO thousands have gratefully testi-
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They're for weak Kidneys.
Albuquerque people greatly recon-
mend Doan's.
d. l. Brown. as West Gold ave-
nue.. Albuquerque, New Mexico. says;
ION ana on for three or four years
while az worR there was q dull.
heavy ache through my loins. often
felt sharp twinges when ! attempted
20 stoop and more than once ! was
unable 20 straighten. Reading about
Doan's kidney Pills. procured box
and / soon noticed marked improve
mont Doans kidney Pills removed
my pains and aches and also restored
my kidneys 20 a normal condition"
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Remember The name-DoGn's- and
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-21
oovERNMENT Joss opEN.

Santa Re, n. NJ, Feb. 2l.-I=xamina'
lions for the position OF assistant OBJ
server In the weather bureau will be
held on April 10, 1912, at the follow
ing places In and near to New Mex
leo:
Roswell and Santa re, n. M: Phoe-
nix, ATiz.. Denver, Durango, Grand
junction and Pueblo, Colo; Amarillo
and VI PasO. Texas.
Application for Information In re-
lation TO the examinations, and foE
admission 10 the same should be adj
dressed to the ~ g. civil Service
commission. Washington, d. G.