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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-11
CHAS. FURNEAUX
PASSES Away
:. WITH APOPLEXY

Especial star Bulletin Correspondencel
HILO, Nov. S-Former U. s. Com
missioner Charles Furneaux, for many
years American consul at Hilo and
one Of the oldest and most respected
residents. died yesterday afternoon
at his Olaa home from an attack Of
apoplexy following several strokes Of
paralysis experienced by him during
past years. The deceased was in his
18th year and almost Is years Of age.
having been born In Boston April %,
1887. There survives besides him his
wife, who was with him at the time
OF his death; q son, who lives IN Bos-
ton. There are a number Of other
relatives who also live In the states.
and several here In Hilo who are re-
lated to him by marriage.
Mr.. Furneaux came to the islands
in the early SOS and had resided here
ever since. IN his younger days he
was an artist OF rare ability and there
are treasured In Hilo several works
Of art painted by him, he finding the
island scenery an inspiration for his
best endeayor. Failing eyesight years
ago CdubCu NM W BANC w WHAT Nc
had no doubt hoped to be his life pro-
fesslon and he engaged In business, In
which he was as successful as he was
as an artist.
Many Of the large corporations
within the enyirons Of Hilo were
started on their way to future growth
by his early support and In these he
today still has holdings and his es-
tate includes much real estate in Wal
akea.
A few months ago his i'll health
caused him to send for DR.. Rice, who
was then in Detroit, Mich, who has
been in attendance on him for the
past three months Recently Mr. Fur
neaux's health had seemed improved,
although requiring careful attention
Yesterday he went for nm automobile
ride and afterward ate his lunch, but
at o'clock IN Tie afternoon he had
the fatal attack from which be never
regained consciousness
In respect to the departed. most OF
the prominent business houses Of Hilo
and the. consulate are flying flags at
half-mast today and several intended
social affairs for the afternoon and
evening have evening have been post
oned until q later date.
Rev. George Laughton conducted
the funeral services at the First For
eign church this Afternoon. q large
concourse paying their final respects
to one who was friend to many.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-11
Safe for Woman Use

know It to be the one remedy which
never disappoints. For general uses
dependable in all cases-it should be
in every household. Unequaled as q
douche. Recommended by physicians
everywhere, as it contains no poisons.
One Csc box makes two gallons stand
ard solution. All druggists or write
for booklet and free sample.
]. s. Tyree, Chemist, Washington, DC.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-11
NEW WORKERS SPEND
$645. 1000, 900 YEARLY
FOR FOOD THEY EAT
by Latest Nall

| NEW YORK - According TO stats
tics gathered by the industrial bu
Ieau of the Merchants, Association II
costs s645, 100000 year to feed the
inhabitants Of New York City. EST
mating the population of New York
I City at 4,000.0 q simple calculation
will show that the average cost OF
keeping one person fed during the
rear Is about $3.50. But averages are
greatly deceiying in judging indiyid'
ual cases OF the conditions OF classes.
There are hundreds of thousands oil
persons In New York who spend sew.
eral times $3.50 year for their food,
while, on the other hand, there are
million individuals in New York
who spend considerably less than $160
for their food In year; not because
they have no appetite, but simply be.
cause they have not the means.
To distribute the foodstuffs neces
sary for the snstenance of the people
| OF New York City there are about H.
| 600 grocery dealers and delicatessen
merchants, all CT them doing thirty.
ing business. Practically all the
treats consumed In New York come
from the West, particularly Chicago
Almost the only exception is the
kosher meat, which comes from ami
mails slaughtered by Jewish butchers
right in the city.
What the inhabitants OF New York
City consume Is but a trifle com.
pared with the enormous quantities
of f0odtsuffs handled in this city and
distributed to every other part
of the country. On the other hand
enormous quantities OF meats and
other provisions arrive daily from
other sections OF the country, to be
distributed to all parts Of the world.
New York Is also the distributing
point for nearly all The foreign deli
cacies, wines. liquors.. etc. and for
large quantities OF fruit coming To-
this country from foreign countries
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AT a meeting of the board Of liquor
license commissioners yesterday Cliff
ford Kirhball, manager Of the Halei-
wa hotel. was granted license to
open c bar at Leilehua, through spe-
ciaI regulations acted upon by the
board. In spite of the several pro-
tests. the license was granted, with
the understanding that Kimball dis
pose Of nothing but beer In his place
of business and devote the majority
OF his time to the new establishment.
The license Is subject to any special
regulations both by the commissioners
and the army oficials.
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BUoU THEATER

Smuggling in all fits different lights
was exploited by Monte Carter and
his aggregation of merrymakers at
the Bijou theater last night. "Izzy,
the Smuggler," was the title of the
bill and 1t is one of the best laughing
shows that Monte Carter has yet pro-
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Many things cause headaches - late
hours, unsuitable food, nervousness,
|eye-strain, oyerwork, etc. One thing
cures them - Stearns' Headache
Cure. 1t is without an equal, as it
acts very quickly and is easy to take,
having no bad taste. Insist on
"Stearns'." = advertisement.
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An important meeting of the La
dies Aid Society will be held at the
roof garden of the Young Hotel at
1890 o'clock Wednesday morning. All
members are earnestly requested to
be present. .@.-,. /
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

sesrh the imprisoned train aS the
as" at y Rotary pi.~ as-r sh. Mid
land terminal. ~hIch reached Gamer
an inngti1n and then to1l IA" short
i.iTr track back towards sumt.ili NJ
nosn today u .as reported that the
'-'ssy hsd Erseh--i u paint ai-sl, two
mile ,fup sunni, i'u, ~as vnsouh.
,-FiHs such ii,firuiti-z that i, ~as
in'i-assisi" 4" tell hos long il v"Ii !
ssk- - clear ,h- E-msInd-F .g the
Iia0,
Au -fiaE ~as riad- by The siioT,
i.iI- yesterday a,rTu.r. ta clear
tho iia- sson This -ad with - g.sary
aud So sin-. barTa--a fr.m the II, &
u u tsri the train sdss--,i-'i in set
sins aboi, ." mIi-s vest ph-r.
u t"uHd IA -nsin- and .aisp.s- of:
'h- track and harsi-,l in sn.v Nn-
other engine Is sHS~n 10 be- oft 'h.-
tssss AMI buri.a in stow spm- = he. I.
s-s, os summit. H..
The probability a"- i. that !, .iii
!. s-s-sal tass bstos- tfaia s-g,i.-
b-;s-en this isi'y aud gsgppi- Greek
.n either iia- -iii i~ T-ssafd The
ether half Of shs W oek s'ids "a
the sh.fs '.,n- ~es' If is~ts''. slide
'sst ~as si~ase.; just i-saF- 'h~
s;atm s7a-. I. -aii 8. he IL = Ihr-a'.
cnIns suusi,ians The slii- broke i.
'~p and a'sous half .t i, is s,iii baHz.
ina st",- ,a- track.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
WILSON coNFeRs ON
Trust PROGRAM

Washinxtua. ihrrs -frcsidsnt
Wilson's uus, legislation program
Was discussed at a conference at tn"
White House today between the
President anj Chairman Claytoa o'
the hou.~ Judiciary committee aud
several Of it, membsr.. The commit
tee already lies begun hearings On q
number uf bills aud the Ps-sij'nt
viii later send ,o con srVrs special
message on the subject.
II va. the fret conference tho
President mad had with an, -onsii.
crabic number Ut mcsutcr. ,f con-
src.e on the trust question and WAS
taken to indicate tina; as with the
tariff aud .urrcacy questions the
trust program would bc handled
through the cooperation ~ mem.
hers of congressional committees.
II had not been determined wh-'h.
-r all the antitrust bills in the
house will he handled by the judi
ctary committee. or whether some
will bo taken in hand by the CON
mit,-c ON Interstate aud foreign
commerce. In the senate the lcsi.-
iatiou will he in charge Of senator
Ne~iabds. Of Nevada. chairman of
the interstate commerce committee.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
Officers lsssal,ea.

~ the ans.a, i~r~siaS .f t'in,.
'isd i..-is- y. ~. \. T. and A. ~.
s-iJ is.t sishs. offts~r. --'. r's-tss'
tcssh- year a. i.iiov. Wos.atrtni
saast-r. Nri. isa.ie.s senior esr'
d~a. ". I. P-.fs: iaa'as ussd~n. 4.
z. iiosa: secretary. Ein,os- s1o,d.
TREASURER. q. =. c"~s-rs u"ssr~. "
". us:s~ei'". sad s~tsi'i' '-ss,.s.
Ns l.. issss.ons
Th- tsiia~isz srsc nssn.j I. ai''
s.si-tiS- -tsi.r~ s~.i"r slrs-on. f.r-
EelIt.. iurisr d~sr.as ! - 'is'is
s--isr s,-~s-,l. " l. rsic.s SuHi"r
steward. " y s'-~Ar'. E.i g !-r.
" " i"a-.
rh-sr wi,i t- a i"i-s installation
.i the .'si.-r. .i the Trinidad ans
i.a. Aniua- i.-'x-> a, the Mss""i'
temple ,on'n, and the "r.asian all
.- f-a,ur~,! sy banquet
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
CRIPPLE CREEK
STILL SNOWBouNO

Colorado : rings. Colo. :,r,. io-
Cripple Creek ard 'h- district u.
still snow bound. the supply Of fuel
ani provisions i. running short and
the only mean. of .vmmunir q ton
between the various places in til.
mining camp is by SNOW shoes and
horseback. The Midland T.imin.I
road is open only as far as Cameron.
IL miles this side Of Cripple Cree.
and the short Line train with 1.
PASSENGERS aboard stalled ut sum
init week ago today has not been
relieved. though II is expected - re-.
lief train with rotary pillow wilt
reach 1t late this afternoon. Sc,-
ersl OF the passengers are reported
TO I've seriously sick and all have
suffered terribly from the effects of
their weeks confinement though 4,
is reported they have not been short
of food.
An effort wa. made yesterday 80
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iaz .'th- Am-Ei,aa National it.-i
fT.Fs soci.,y,
,'.sid-n, Wilson presided al the
l',-r.""n ~s.sioa ~hun u Mas an.
npHHs..' ,ha, Airs i,u..~ii ssxr.
J.hn T.. Rockefeller. MFs, y u. Has-
gi"4sn aHi lsM.s \ f.r,hsef saJ
gI.'is., - Si"".""" iund uy-,n which
congress hss n.a''- a conditional
$50" .1av appropriation fof 6 bu.isi-
Ing ia Washington IL ms hsosy OF
vJ'n.n ~ .h~ S..It VAR II riii isr
us.'I a- headquarters 9"E Ih- Am-ri-
.aa t.-,i sne< Il vas saaoin.-.i
tia, 1ss.H SsLit Aas Contributed y
sss.'s lal 81" $50 -h.3.~n.-nt fuf III.
:.~n Ini "ruL'ry srrein< ~sss at
I'll. Rcd ''.ss Mr>s Whi'ria~
Reid ha. asr-rti to sastriba,- s..:""
annually tprth- .4Aa- rnri."as'.
M'siAls t.s sgnic.. durins Ill.
'Is,i relief ~ u'iis ~.r- ps->yas~sI
ss.eSos stacs Jaal-. ". CsN shL osa.
~rs, for s.'s,ic- in the t,siksn -sr
ie sAst tor n; lie 4 fosi nj tho me u.
cal sost.. 4. :, n. iiatI.asaa Phil.
iiIs, Mr. ". ~. Rurthiii. .coesiAn-
,i5eNe. istn " 1selsoe. i,achsr.
- haaman's.
t,r .~TtiFs IN ..aa..iiaa -iih the
"sNl,ipi. III rssa vol. s.n.'. isaswoa
~ i.tti St sia.iia. ani for mi.--i.
i,nsAss s-rs..- Major charles ~ ,-a
"f Jsniia. m-di',! "rI.s. T. = A.. ".
" Poet. n-iru'. SYRIA. i..ui. =
si"Sr. francis J NuihalI. chsti~.
!. Nas-- and Miss ians A. t,-isao.
Chairman n';r- s.aH.isst- vn arrs-
ins oflhr asaoria,ion.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
Tampico Threatened.

Vera Cruz. NCNico. tec. i".-Nn
oScr~ bclmins force Of rcOsIe thrrat.
-ns to attack T.nDioo At any mo.
m.pt. sccoI dinS to adviccs receives
bv wireless tcI.sraphr this mcrnin G
from Ciarcacc A. Miller, American
|, ousul A. that seaport.
a messenger from GENERAL Villa
reel. The r.be' cc'":osndcr, reached
'he american consulate ~ Ta.Ipicu
last night with the Information that
i.us" rebels coN''rauJcd ,w Generals
NiiIarea, and Castro were approach
ing the city The rebel advance
1uard. IL was said. was at I.aEina
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
Pier,an Club

Tho m-nb-ss o, ,kv ri-r,an sl"b
m-t y-.tsrda. afternoon -!ih NIs.
fr-.i C.-ok. un zine street, Roll raIl
responses were Hints for Chfia'-
mas Countries "s the Cstlbs-ai'
sea" Was the topic n. an in,.r-s,ias s
discussion aud pairrs "s Porte
Rico by Mrs, u, u, Quiiis-h sa'i
''Gua,sma,a by Airs. ". a. Peters
~rs- s-ai, Mrs, \. H. Mason. ~hn
'it-d there i~o Year,. gave a 'nos'
iassr-.lsns talk several pleasing
piano .~l--,ian. ~err r-nd-s-i 10,
AIR. Elmer sh-sf. Mrs C'.-,k. assist
-.i bs Mrs. Qaiiii.h. served iaih'y f-'
fF-shm-a,. al the sl.-e os he meet
iss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
BRAzos FLOOD NEARs GULF

houston. Texas. Dcc. i".-Cea.
tered ai,ou, Richmond. Texas. today
the Bsasos river flood continued on
to III. N,'S leaving di.asrt In It's
mueicatioA and residents NJ the
town ot Rosenburs. three miles in
land. frequently heard the report OF
der,iy they were distress signals.
wake The Hood o,erflowed q ,ro-
tecsins bluff about Richmond last
night. completely cutting -off rom
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
HAYI.s REPuDlArED

From ID i'u.D
Ne..r yet history son,ii,'
anarchy viii s p~"'''ed d" so !"
wn, u..a,a .,.a q patriotism aud ,npou .rp~, Tor
prsripies oi Law
r,a,si Goasd ny Grad Army !"
demand Tor hs Lawn"
secured u"dsf
hgi intact =" 81 hs' they s'an' "
thi In sd III"
rsS resolutions passed .y lrraaa Hsga1'
tolerated by s~n ir
sat' from the "ai min" "r"'a" 81
"f
dor'ae 'h"
'isa not 'a"'sd"
iisss~ sho~n that 10 h mA" "h"
"' iaf"ns 'a "e'A"
e"'ih sithe. i"'".f 'r'+a u"
Ia~-s j. strike ~hh -'"i n""
a" this state '" A'h -" -|'A"
himself
The Of '1"''has"'s
other Industry !" u NOS ON"
al. i".nds AMI
h~ '"'r"'"d t" ." al
of ,hi '' h. l4~s :" h stats
.aa'"ii q, - Laws "'i" 'h"'" ''"' "'- "
seal
rudi.''d L ".s's's'" SAFE" '"'"
f'ra"s sNh a'' "''th" "' ''sa'as
= s"sA0i "H s"s ~sss "s"S =" 80
S.''s ,." s.ss s.s s.. s.a s. s@p,.
-,s s1s'Cs ~ u" ,''' "-" ~'a" b. las
10, ~~ ,ss k dssrr'"s him s'~ ." the
,... at su.,. ~o'. sIa nj r'.'s s"
as-ts j.
,or Ms "a, h'. 'as''' d. -'' "n' s.'
IL. .-,.. .sa co.Ah s hs ssd tai. s'a '''
s.s ..ss. '.s .a'"''~'''. S.ss.'" '' ""'"
6e.ssss Ammaa NJ 's'"s sn "'~'
that NJ "a'- "H' '""'" A.''
he "'
thai 's~ "a''"d !" '"""' "'
violated q" -"" bis "-" ''' "' @
vsfas
.'silr IN -x "' sd -nh u 'hs ""s '''
a,,,.a .sas <s.~s' ass"et b" .."a. tot
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

''u'rits. riI~ n,'.s Ii.m lan.pito.
.;r-"'ai Nii'ara' i,,,ILr's hts i.
,"n';sn at aasaun,nS hs ,us with
the '-.,s, ,ss-s>iiic .r,.S. II. ssii h"
nat '7is-s -. i-is ~'.rss ri., .r-
isrs 10 r-iraia a. ,sr' "a t.-..iSir
iFnH d's.'uriian ~ iori-rs ami I.
sr''iHs' the .'.ss of foreigners, bu,
a- s-si--i 'nes NsHii h. sr4e~Iy i'm
U-si3i-a iaih- a,,a.L .n ~. ,,y a.a
,Ec ..rsF"uSas nsH,i.E .u Ihp
s'r-vi.s fps ,ria T.as.n a. risn's'
- requested ih- .Nm - auJhssi
tie. Z" take 'n.h's iiss~ s,rgs a. Sc
n.,- ali f.r-isn E-sia-.,s ir.ui ,Ae
.'ls'~s
Ir to t.i~ umr 81 shs .tsgs.i.i. .f
Csnsssi stii'sfrs as'Str-s NO a-nui,-
ass i.a hsi issN.n ,aA-s .s iLi. rr-
aurss sas E"sr AlSnsai rI-:.h-F.
s.ssnsssah.i-s at a., Unite, Stats fls-,
hah sraip .,r~psfa,iass 8. ,aH- ali
To -ss--rs an '-~ra III. v-ss-is - a
na.a.-,''. nasi.. ana e. land marine.
y u sup-sTrsi aisssani~
II ts un.sssis--i that ,h- .srisin
"s to- .-rs-aa cruiser iir.ai-. soa
'~.g-d ~isA K-.F As,nirsi fi-s.A-r
.a ,h. question al ias.I.s naria..
snd .".rts.'''sir -s,urssi ,h- ArsSFs
.sn satair.i shai h. ~.alg a-t IL
harmony Nth his a.~ir-s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
Shaier.Fell.

ka,man Watson Fell. "n. oI th'
bee, known employees of th" G, Z
1. Co. an. Miss Lille Msrsu"Ti,.
schbi-r. of Denver. ~.r united IL
maFrias" thi. morning By the H.,
u, = Chandler. Of the i'F-.byi-EiaI
church. Oniy III. necessary ~i,n".'
s.s S.r. present, The wedding -a'
IN. happy enimina,ian of - romance
that started IN the capital .is some
'ima age. Mr, Hni Airs fsil
~iil make their home .n ii-..l,
street
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

I'asa'I~na. ysi p-v 10. Further
aC'icn 4" "htsta th- release OF W =
wintha'u and ) VI. Damn. forIa-r
i'a.atSesss h-i. l,y tie cers,i,u.
,i"rsiist. rch.is in siaaloa. M-,i.c.
Was tai IN '-iay n the rasa.-na
l-.ar,i of trade. vhi.h g-I-<raph-,i
S~sr-'ary' ~ sga,c Hsyan the follow
ius message
Nine ''es. having ELAPSED aud no
scrd as y-t haNin. been rc,-is O.;
ir-m w : WiaaHstp. former cashier
of'a- National Hank n, Cop,mcr,,
VIII" is held in McSi.o tof ransom.
W. again earnestly request that
further action h- taken iu,m. .,iia'ri,
'V in.Jr- his release
Wirthsn. va. the manager of th.
uuimichi, ranch II T-ri.. .wucJ bv
former United States spiai,r Thom.
ne "a E,tt a-d ether wealthy CaIi.
'oTnians. Dunn was hi. a.so.,ai. .
Two ws-ss ,s" Nipdia am 40, nes-
sage through stating th., Il. ami
Dunn we're pc;hx held until thcy
paii a ransom Of s,.uu" IN gold.
CairaHsa or..r.d thcir rclsas
ton iays ago. acsWai,g ty w, ,.saucs
frcm H.rm"siiip. bat no,hin. aas
bcen heard Ia inuicatc that the r,cu
has. been .et free.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

London. b-y. 10 Ne T-gu.ss; far
the s'rvas,hcnius .f The uri,i-h ma
val forces in Mexican waters has
b--u made ;. far as il known h.rc.
u is considered tha, ,bv tw. vessels
ALREADY there. the cruisers it-rvirs
an' suffolk. ar" put" sufficient tnr
ali purposes.
u Is stated that II the cruisers
Lancaster ani 'I-rmi-. have been
ordered 4" proceed to ,hc Mexican
'oas,. u is local matter which has
been decided by H.ar NdmiTai Sir
Christopher Cradu,k. the command
CT Of the cruiser squadron.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
Reuie,p Of Relief
Work OF Red Cross
at Annual Meeting

WsssinE'.ns n-'. 10 g.,i.ws
.g 'h- rrIi-s w.rs 10 ,t- uhi" tIp-.l
s"H-s. the nnsha tori a'i.. the Vol
'uru" disaster anJ in ether rusr-
scnri.s v"rs rrrsYt.'i in aun"ai r.
sorts here I.-,sy I" the YEARLY mes, q.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

IIs'rH Tor u" wtts.Irs' The TN
carrier hoy. .n"v r..sp-e n.- ~his-
ties. The ho>s ~iii blow the whistles
~n-n they deliver rap-rss when
you hear the whistle tonight AMI
nizn's hereafter &c, Your c-N Just
after q, has bc-n thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
To Hold BAIsAr.

The - r. society of the Christian
Church Will hold . bazaar Saturday
D.e, -. AT Trinidad Floral Company
Fancy work of all kinds s'i,l be- sold
\ big display al rial la apan.s- Ar
ti-i-s viii also h. 0h sai-,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10


- -
0-n-sSis i'aH-uai GT.sso ana Yn-,
Saiazn 4" kr-p the federal iru,.->
in'ar' an'i I. maintain oiinasS as a
bas-
Tn" i-'..sai soldiers sgi. ar To i..
spa,h-sis nt-i th~ pTpsl-., at =
sisAss St.s- ofsl.-m ~-n, q. the ri.
-r 'r"a' 'st,as ani sh"u'-s: to- Nni.F.
i.aa s"pr<s W. arr tired II iisI,.
inS W"ni A"u 1T II. rpnls ,.r.~.r
The American .s,iatvrs warned ,h.h
=" 'cstain - ,A-is oen eide.
uhh-sa ~ss .Srrsrpws-.i sitI
refugees sn'i .s,iii-r. As ,as, -
III" .i.iiisa. o-r' abi- ,o SF..a th-
river 'isg, ~-r~ ,san.irri ht as,..
r.sissi- an'i ~axne To Marta. III.
a-sr.-ss rsiircaa station.
Qusstitt-s al f.ed sets ,as~s Ia
Sk- Mexican sias
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

Most anything in priusi.s a-s'Is
~x.--u,ri AMI al '-sscuai'l- prizes
al tho Chronicle News i-h ruprss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

We sEtTsssu. itess :" Tho rI.,-
Tag - th. ssu,.' .r-isgE ca.s,-T ami
I'll" s''n,'ss' Wh"s .ias at Tsul.is.
yesterday ~as u',ad.d - ih- ua,l
{. u- q lust such aa -usts-ars as
a rebel ai'.ss "r tbs .itys The
Ih-s'-r sa. Wh.rlina. sh.ss. .f Iis.,
iJIt,. with the Tas.ns aad ,i- sup.
.''N -hs. 'aisSa. ais. at TamTic".
"a. approach near sa"Bsh {" 'h-
'isy 4" taxi OF Sa-Ei-ats and .,nrr
i".-is n~rs vh. paJ isr endangered
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

Social Affairs
Local Functions and
Society News
Cleo Card Club.

tn. Cleo Card club will meet on
Thursday afternoon al the home Of
Mrs, 4, r. Carter. at the corner of
Topeka and Nevada avenues.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
AVIATOR KILLED

tlsb-sisu,. t~psTtaxas "s Char
iea'c. France. bse ,s--tsstoa o.ic'
tesst. . well kn.~a ftrsch aviator.
was Killed h-rr to-day. tlc Oss Atr,u, +,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

AasEtnssan. p.-s i".- <uiin.a.
sIon ~ tho r~-ras elections sN sas
N.stsn congress sHd ratification "l
tI-"rtss stes isipnaI rsr.7.iirhs' 10
r"n,inu- until .;Err elections sr-
h-ia. us"'.sI',y n'S, Ju's. u~,ssi.n.,I
ne ssirrr's. anpnE official. her,. u.
l-'s'. rrsch'n s,n~ state dtl.ar',a-s,
-ss 'hst h-'"i- ss- elections ii.ts ei
congressional DELEGATES .raHn s~.n'
IN" iiu-sta SUPP rtyTs ~-r- ss'., .u,
with sir'ua, "''isTs Tor their elect.
b.sicula,icsiiy The situation ~s. un.
| rhsnGsd sa-Ia'
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

,o isad after . short flight ~h-n his
bipisn- turned over AMI .rusa--' hin,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
Episcopal Guild.

tn" rrinuy Episcopal guild will
meet Thursday afternoon at III.
usual hour. with Mrs, \. r. iIoii.n-
heck. iss T.iloison, \ good attend
anes Is r-lu -s,.a.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
REBEL ATTACK
ON oJ|MAeA

..-....s.s ss... sa.. L..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-03-15

My dear niece Dorothy:
Don't be discouraged about your
work. Monday washing, for in
stance, which you say is such hard
work. You have been doing it the
old-fashi oned, hard-rubbing way,
you foolish girl In the future use
Fels-Naptha Soap, and it will be
more like play than work. Your week
will be started right and everything
will go well. Affectionately,
ANTY DRUDGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-03-15
Best Known Cough Remedy

For fortythree years DR.. Kings New
Discovery has been known throughout
the world as the most reliable cough
remedy. Over three million bottles We're
used last year Isn't this proof? 1t will
get rid of your cough, or we will refund
your money. j. j. Owens, of Alendale,
S. c., writes the way hundreds of others
have done: After twenty years, ] find
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is the
best remedy for coughs and colds that ]
have ever used" For coughs or colds
and all throat and lung troubles, it has
no equal. soc and $1.OO at all Drug
giStS adyts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-03-15
The Presidents Cabinet

Secretary OF State-Willam Jennings
Bryan, of Nebraska.
Secretary of the Treasury-William G.
McAdoo, of New York
Secretary OF War-Lindley VI. Garrison
of New Jersey.
Attorney Geperal-James McReynolds,
of Tennessee.
Postmaster General - Representative
Albert Burleson, of Texas.
Secretary of the Navy-Josephus Dan
iels, of North Carolina
Secretary of the Interor-Franklin K
Lane, of California
Secretary of Agrculture-David r
Houston, OF Missouri.
Secretary of Commerce-Represen
William c. Redfield, of New York
Secretary of acknowledgements
William B. Wilson, of Pennsylvania.
The last nomination for Secretary of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-03-15
ORPHANS COURT.

The Orphans Court was in session the
present week. Messrs. HaInes, Evans
and Biddle, Judges, present. The fol-
lowing bonds were ved:-Bond of
w. Buchanan, Admir-. of Susanna McGill;
bond of Geo. b. Howard and Joseph E.
Howard, Guardians of Hannah Rebecca,
Ellen NJ, Ellen p. Howard and Esther
l.. Kennard, children of Ellis p. How
ard; bond of W. w. Black, guardian OF
j. Nelson Black; bond of Sarah A. Will
son, guardian of Mary V. and Fannie d.
Wilson, bond of George w. Boulder
guardian of Laura Biddle. Accounts OF
sundry persons We're passed by the Court
and the inventory of w. Kirk, deceased,
filed by his executor, Reuben Kirk. and
property ordered to be SOLD in five
months. Court adjourned Cd Wednesday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-03-15
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

About half past l o'clock, on Sunday
afternoon last, as the through freight
train was coming down the Bacon Hill
grade about 12 miles below Elkton,
some of the running gears of one of the
cars gave way, breaking the couplings.
The train was running so rapidly at the
time that it ran half mile before it
could be stopped. 1t was loaded with
crude coal oil, lard and flour. The
wrecking train from Wilmington came
down and cleared the track. The cars
damaged were not much loss as they
were very old, but the loss to the Com
pany in the coal oil and lard will prob
ably amount to considerable.