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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
WOMAN FACES A
BIGAMY CHARGE

sr'..l ri.ilt.H to tr. IrI.IUr.r.er
CLABKsBt EG. " Va uec. ~
CHARGED with having married another
man while h"r husband vas sorv.nr
q p"nIfoufiarv sentence and without
having obtained divorce. N-a Mar,
Thcoducia Fisher. alias Do.hIc cobb
arrested pn Frauks Run. buddrdlo
county last evening bias been brouehf
'o 'h" Harrison county Iau hrre fI
await trial The complainant In tho
case iF Harry ~ Fisher known 1a
Windy" rI.hsr vfo recently com
rIeicd a ecn.DuD. Iu fi" NDmdstIiic
r"nfoufIsry for shooting and Fulul
brother. iu.lav named Asher of
Salem lfo alleges that .Ie Na. mai.
ri"f two goats aeo Iu Ihl county fu
Stewart r. cobb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
UNITED STATES TROOPS IN
FIERCE BATTLE pos
ING" FOR MOVIES"
Mexican Rebels Thought II Inter.
venlion by United States
Troops.

r''Ial Dispatch to The Trteufr.r.o-
Ell PASo. Texas. Dec. fe.-
Hearing the roar Of cannon. the
singing Of machine guns and the
barking Of muskets in the vicinity
o. Washington park alonq the Rio
Grsnde this afternoon. the Mex.
can rebels stationed az the Juar.z
garrison thought the United
States troops were interverino
ard they started retreatinq 10 the
foothills with their artillery
ready 90 make a defense. The
hrina the Meucans heard VAS
that Of the five srd ter ,roons
stationed AZ Fort Bliss who ,yer.
posing mimic battle for the
Niburquerque Film Manufactur.
ing Company. Of which "RucL.
Conner. Of Moundsviiie. W. W
is oirector When Conner learned
of the fear Of the Mexieaps n.
Grove q racing car TO the interoa.
tonai border line and IN Spa,isb
explained the cause Of the ,ri,,
ana pacihed the rebels For
time - looked like serious troubi.
would result. Conner Is nov IA.
rector of the hlbuaueroue 6rrr
"nicn tock today the ores....
MOTION picture Of q battle seer.
yet staged by a motion picture
-gHlpany 1--WE thousand United
states troops partc pated In tbe
event with General Huab
scott commanding office b.,
lna &c An acropisre droBoed q
bomb from the sky 20 the bst,fe-
tt'd which exploded when !,
struck the earth.
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, cock. Hollis, Hughes. James. Johnson
Kern, Lane. Lea. Lewis. Martin. Mar
tins, Myers. NeWlands. O'Gorman
Oyerman. Owen. Pi.tman. Pomerene
Rsnsdeli. Reed. Robinson. Saulsberrv
: Shairoth. Sheppard. Shields. Shively
simmons. Smith OF Arizona. Smith Oi
Georgia. smith Of Maryland. Smith VI
: South Carolina. Swanson. Thomas.
. Thompson. Tillman Nardaman. Walsh.
, and Williams-47.
ReDublicans-CraWford Jones. Per
kins. Norris. Sterling and Weeks-6
Progressiy. .-Poindexter
Those who voted against the bill
We're: Republican, Borlh. Bradley
Brady. Brandeeee. Bristow. Burton.
Catron. Clapp. Colt. Cummius. Diling.
ham. Dupont. Gallinger. Cor. Gronna
Jackson. Kenyon. I.afOliette. Lippitt
McCumber. Mclean. Nelson. Oliver.
Page. PenrOse. Root. sherman, Smith
OF Michigan. Smoot. Sutherland. Ste
phenson. Townsend. Warren and
works.
Nacancy-Alabama
Interested Spectators
Throughout the afternoon. when n
vote on the bill was momentarilly ex-
pected. Mrs. Wilson. with party OF
friends from the white house; Secre-
tary McAdoo. and Joseph r Tumulty
President Wilson's secretary were IN
terested spectators OF the senate's
proceedings Mrs. Wilson STAYED I'm
the private gallery until O'Clock but
left before the bill had passed The
galleries and the floor OF the senate
we're crowded throughout the day.
and the passage of the measure which
has held congres siOnal attention for
many months was greeted with I'M
checked applause from the galleries.
To hasten final enactment Cc the
bill that is expected TO reorganize and
give balance 10 commercial and imam
cial conditions the senate named 20
night its conference committee which
tContinued Or PAGE TenD
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MoundsVille Boy Figures In
Exciting Scene on the Border
IS CAPTURED

Srecisl Dispatch 20 the In .-Uureu.c-
FAiRMONT. W. Va. Dec 1g.-
Charles Walters. one Of the Two negro
outlaws who on last "Wednesday
robbed two houses At Jamisou. hold.
ing up the inmates at tho end o, their
'Iot -un barreIs. ana taking what
they desired from the dwellings. was
tonight captured by Constable
straight and safely landed in the couu
ft ail
John lyans. his companion. i- still
% large The two negroes. after the
robbery. took 20 the woods heavily
armed. and sent word thrr would fight
to tho death before being captured
Walters was taken by the constable
without nght Iraus has not ,et
been located
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. 10.
TIE adminiSsration currency re
form bill, proposing revision of
the financial system OF the United
States. ara the creation Of re-
s,onal reserve banks 20 act as
stsbilizing elements in the bank
ing and financial world. passed
the Senate 20 night by a vote Of
81 TO 81.
Forces that had fought together
for Improvement and amendment
OF the measure 20 the last. divided
when the final vote came. Senator
Hitehcoek. who had led the op-
position 20 the bill, returned to the
Democratic ranks. and Senator
Weeks. enc Of the leaders en- the
Republican side. with five other
Republicans and Senator Poln-
dexter Progressive. voted for
tire passage o' the measure.
Wide differences exist between the
'Orm OF the legislation passed by th'
Senate tonight and the bill tha
passed the House several months ago
Democratic leaders already have part
~ adjusted these differences. howev
er. and II was predicted tonight tha
The bill would b. completed by con
ference committee and sent TO Presi
dent Wilson for his signature by Mon
day night
The adoption OF the administration
bill known as the owen bill fol
lowed upon the formal defeat by q
20 a. OF ths Hitchcock bill. which hao
been endorsed by Senator Hitchcocl
and the FIVE Republican members %
the evenly divided Senate committe,
that passed on the legislation. The
senate had previously rejected, with
ou' q roll call. central bank bill.
offered as substitute By Senator Bur
ton
How They voted
Tho senators. who voted Tor the
owen bill were Democrats: Ashurst
Bacon. Bankhcad. Bryan. Chamberlain
Chiffon. Clarke. Fletcher. Gore. Hitch
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More Irregularities
In the Graft Probe
DISTRICT ATTORNEY WHIT
MAN TURNS Up MORE
VIOLATIONS OF LAW
Arthur Mclean. Twice Indicted.
said to Have Accepted Contri-
button From corporations.

NEW YORK. Dec. l9-Testimony
that William N Kelly democratic
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yraft i'm ttc ,sf, fi,t,... e.p-.t
nenf II Nc al.o -.stit.d rr.f A..
.hpr : Mclean tr.asur.r of fbe
Democratic state committee accepted
, conf-ibu.iop from, d, ,orror,,i,.,, a.,
offcnse for which he already ftands
''lGe inulG'eu.
~ ','u''-' "Edi"S' N'HN vas XIV
sa". "''. %. "".n'ster'
,''.l ,.a.l "l '"' 'le''e '"hSl iucilon
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digarcpce % and .svo t.i.' ,ha -, '
Of Norman r MACK tb., ,bsi,-'.., ,.,
The Demo.r-f.r STAT. ,o,.r-it,.c q,
bo persor .o ,,.o-4. ... .,ns i.i. ,,,,s
cole said DID. cont I.t. ,...r.,.,..t 81,
no MACK ana .f.,.cJ d. l,,l- o.. 49,.
corporation Tho .orf-.bY.lo, v..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20

Tho man arrested ia Alfred Grenior
fu enEntor employed hr tho Herald
Publishing company
Tho polio" claim fo ha,, seized ar
elaborate .uuntcfrritIue plant ir-
'IudIn- a nr.nfinr press. rIatce .u--
riallF prepared pepper and .ter,.rin f.
necessary Iur ffo cnuurrfrI ti
I nIf'd state. $40 sold certificate.
chief Detective k D. Nrra.tm
-aid to nirht that thc house whore
'h" gang operated vns fitted up rke
au arrcnal shot Guns and revolver.
and plenty ~ ammunition were found
and th" rare evidently Intended to
hrhf bad fh'y not been taken by
surprise
u vae u"for" dawn when tbc roli.c
reached fho house
They .W8 he'd down tho door and
rushed in vith drawn rcyoitcrs and
W'I' upon th" FlIcccI couuferfritere
before they could set out Of bed
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NO VERDICT IN
ROBINSON CASE

I'-f-.. - ft~ fnf.If|rsr.rr
CHARLESTON. W. Va Dec 10 -
After beips out nearly an hour th.
Jury in The liobaCca Robinson white
sclaVo case was called 10 the cou-f
room This evening by Federal Iudge
y. = Keller and dismissed until to-
morrow mo. o.uing -Four hours were
consumed Elth arguments TO-DAY bv
District Attorney W % Baruhart FOR
IN" government. ard OK Congressman
Joseph II Gaines for the defense The
defendant attorneys contendod that
th" two t"l"grams purportine to have
h'en sent hy Rcbecca Robinson 90
Ruth steele OF lronton. Ohio. urrIng
nor 10 come 10 Charleston and that
'eofr" olrian would come for he-.
were not sent by the defendant.
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rHr WEArHTR

WAsEfNoror Dec 10 roreess,
Ohio snd Wastsrn Psnnsvivanfs-ra
sna Wefmer 1afur1ay probably foIiovs1
~ rain ~ night. SUNDAY rafr or sno--
ann oolderf modsrats variabIs vfnd
Nsrf Virginia-rafr ana garr1.r s,.
ntHhN ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-20
WOMAN TELLS
OF The MURDER
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY IN
TURNER CASE GIVEN
BY NEIGHBOR.
Evidence Is Most Favorable TO
the Defendant Case
Nearing Close.

TOMS iINER. y. J.. Dec. 70 -Ac-
cordins 10 testimony given TO day by
witneesee for the defense. Mrs. Caro-
line Turner. FOR whose murder 10
@eph MorIari'y alias william J
L"ehan. is on trial here. was sliy.
~ l0'1j o'clock in the evening OF
the day on vhicn ste is SAID 10 have
been murdered The theory Of mo
defens" Is hat she was either kuiao
~ an automobile accident or mti-.
dof"d by persons In an au,omobiIa
To bear Out the theory Mr. France
Buckingham who said that She had
known Mr.. Turner all her Iffa ton
tihed that on the niRht ~ Apru %
th" day Of tho murder. she waa
aroused from bed about 10.Is hv n
"ona'.s screams and heard an auto
mobile mas her LOuse She also
hoard the y1. o. Of men
Ih" with -s said that the machine
driving M tho approach to l.r
mouse. ran into % tree and vs- mar,
lv wrecked Tho driver wa. aiIo to
back 'he rar into Tho road. hDU.te.
minute later Ure Hurktrrbs-,
heard aroa1s The woman P n,bo sr
iouobiie. hose voice tho wifne..
iden'ihed J. that ~ Mr. Turner
cried oh oh. oh.' and after
pau'e screamed. cob Ira Buekine.
ham. help"
Escaped in Auto.
IIr HUuo-. dII NOT st...- ....
-h" did mot go to Tho aid of t.s or
Wan. Later -he heard a roI.. fosr
..'if. and found two men ou fao porch
70. Dor house ono OF fHom bad
Ias sHllght and rho other bad rsislJ Ia
window on h'r approach Tho mon.
Ted. and Jumping into an automobile
drove apaf
N"V' morning .He found Tho vim of
're car 0tnrI .pmr brofor glass 81
na'r o' gloves and pouara hand
srr'1i'f blood stained anI marked
0ru ".
Nrs buckingham fe.fIrrort ss.
partly '0r-ob1rsfr1 br Eno,r Walton
ho .aId ho had hoard sr aufomobUr
-'pp f.ofr 'o fHe place whore ftr h.T.
n' Nrr Turner Wal. found
Nrofurr vlnr u Samuel r0Fr fa.
'h'd That about 9 % clock Ir Tho asfe-
noon 70. flr da. 0f fIr murder he had
passed fue pot where Tho body va.
'oInf. hu' bad seen nothing au-r.
rIoue
F0Ir Wine 1908. relatives or friend.
U' N0riarft. testified That fho defend
ant bod horn af homo practically au
'n" afternoon on April Zf
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Currency Bill
Passes 81 to 81
SENATE ADOPTS MEASURE AT SESSION LAST EVENING
WILL BE READY FOR PRESIDENTS SIGNATURE
Bl MONDAY NIGHT.

Hitchcock Bill Offered Substitute Defeated
Hitchcock Then Supports the Administration
Of Two Houses to Get Together To-day
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TIT tflff FHTHF Hr. fa lr...t... ..
iif.nr Hrf Tre Hf.Hr Iarf wa.lfrr.
i.r fn-.Igff fn spend CIrI.fn4r a,
.heIr Tints place ln Miami Tia
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Continued Or Page ren.)
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PLAN
TO ENTERTAIN
VISITORS

The joint committee appointed to
make arrangements for the second an
nual convention of the civic and COM
mercial bodies of the territory. which
Will be held in Honolulu September II
to 20, will meet in the rooms of the
chamber of commerce at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning, at which time the
reports of the special committees on
transportation, entertainment and
programs and invitations will be pre-
scented. a4
No definite decision was reached. at
the last meeting of the committee with
regard to whether the local CONNER
.cial bodies or the delegates them
selves should bear the travelling ex-
penses of those who will come from
the other islands to attend the con-
ventfon. Forty-four. delegates from
Honolulu attended the convention
held in Hilo last year, and it is said
that the Hilo board of trade stood all
expenses This matter will probably
be settled tomorrow and IT is expected
that the local organizations will Sc
cure the expense money through pri-
.vate subscription. The inter-island
steamship company has intimated that
a system of low rates will be offered
to visiting delegates, and this matter
will also be given attention by the
committee The list of those delegates
who will be asked to deliver adj
dresses before the convention will
probably be completed tomorrow. Pro-
motion work, civic problems and ex-
position projects, as well as a discus
sion of the question of securing better
roads and other territorial improve
ments, will be among the subjects up
on which these delegates will be asked
to speak.
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0 N
DICTIONARY
IS HELD

Recognized local authorities on the
Hawaiian and English Languages were
called into conference yesterday after
noon with the archives commission
which has in charge the compilation
of the English-Hawaiian dictionary
authorized by the-last legislature and
made possible by a $4,000 appropria-
ton. The discussion involved the
method of compilation and interpre-
tations
Those invited were Prof. w. T. Bling
ham. H. NJ. Ballou, DIR. n. B. Emerson,
Pref. NJ. NJ. Scott. Governor Frear,
Ferley Horne, A. F. Judd, W. A. Bry-
an, A. F. Griffiths, T. c. Thrum, Cecil
Brown, Rev. w. d. Westervelt, D. K.
Kupihea, C. P. Iaukea, j. K. kamanou,
i'll and W ]. Sheldon. Another SINH
lar conference will be called shortly.
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BAND CONCERT

There will be a public band concert
this evening at Thomas Square, begin
ming at 1880 o'clock. The following
will be the program:
March: Ghost of the Violin ~. Snyder
Overture: Dame Valentine. Suppe
Intermezzo: Guilt of the Roses.
Berger
Selection: Runaway Girl :. Monckton
Fantasia: AIborigins ........ There
Waltz: Vienna Bon-Bon ..... Strauss
The Star-Spangled Banner
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Because Of the grayeness OF the SIT
uation, and the danger that the slight
est misunderstanding may lead %
bloodshed, both the President and the
secretary Of state were silent today on
the Mexican outlook.
It is known, however that the re.
cent shooting In Juarez Of Charles n
Dixon, an American immigration Of
fetal, is considered In Official quarters
as probable scheme to force the
Presidents hand and probably to pro.
woke intervention. -s.- Ss-.-s.A1
The Mexican dictator, It ID declared.
has had It made clear to him that the
shooting Of Dixon at the time Pfest
dent Wilson was studying the Med
can situation has caused the latter to
believe that some one was trying 70
force his hand. g.
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The Servian war office today issued
statement declaring that the Bulgar-
ians had attacked Servian force at
Egripalanka but had been repulsed aft
er heavy loss.
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The department Of the Japanese inn
perial household issued the official an
nouncement today that the period OF
national mourning for the late Emper-
or Mutsuhito is over and civil and mil
itary officials may now discard their
emblems of sorrow.
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Mrs. George CORVALLIS West, for
mer Lady Churchill. has brought suit
against her young husband for ALSO
lutte divorce.
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MASONRY WORK.

Try US when you require efficient and
reliable men. Contractor and build
r.Plastering and cement work. Rea-
sonable. j. Correa, Union mr.. Hotel.
-" H.. 557q-1v -
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UMBRELLA REPAIRER.

Umbrellas made and repaired cheap.
Yoshizumi, Beretania mr.. Alapai.
5569-3m. ..:
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p. x. sURNETTE

p. X. sURNETrE
Commissioners Of Deeds for California
and New York; NOTARY PUDLlct
Grants Marriage Licenses. DraNo
Mortgages, Deeds Bills q Sale,
Leases, Wills, etc. Attorney Tor the
District Courts. 70 MERCHANT ST.
HONOLULU, Phone ts4e.
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SIGN PAINTING

Geo. TAFT, TIA S. King. Tel 1874, Rear
Union Pacific Transfer, near Fort.
. H. 49,. k5333-6m. 49,.
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Final details Of the mothers peri-
sions were agreed upon today By. the
French cabinet after q report submit
ted by the ministers Of the interior
and labor. During the period agreed
upon, the government will allow
pension to all mothers Who work.
from ten cents to thirty cents day
until the child il born. and in case the
mother nurses her baby the pension
will be increased ten cents a day. The
sum Of $2.200.000 has been provided.
to meet the extra expense, depart
ments and communities sharing the
burden with the state.
The first rioting In the Michigan
copper district today came when strik-
lists about mile from calumet. Troops
were rushed to the scene and dispefs-.
ed the strikers, but several non-uni0n
men were badly hurt.
Militiamen today caught three men.
approaching the Isle Royale powder
house They were arrested after fir
ing several shots. Several attempts
have been made to blow up dynamite
houses near the mines
Belief that the administration cur
rency bill will be reported by the up
per house banking committee practi-
cally as it was framed. Is held today
by President Wilson. He made 1t
clear to callers today that the measure
would not be materially altered and
Ill In a mil -
would be slight.
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OVERNIGHT
FEDERAL
WIRELESS
To the Advertiser

lnsnirrd by speech delivered from
an inyalid's chair by Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst. the uneoHquered leader Of
Englands militant suffragettes. to-
days weekly meeting for women
mere broke up in free-for-all fight
between the militants and the police.
Several policemen were badly beaten.
and others left the pavilion with their
faces torn and scratched
Trouble came soon after Mrs PanA.
hurst, pale and emaciated from fire.
quent hunger striking In English pris-
ons, was wheeled to the platform.
She received an ovation.
Arrest Starts Fight.
Mrs. Pankhurst was followed by
Miss Anne Kinney. one OF the most
persistent of suffragettes. and the
lighting started when the police took
her into custody.
Sylvia on Strike.
Lady Sybil Smith. Petherick Law
renee and Eyyln Sharpe were releas-
ed from Holloway prison today. Jus
tice McKennan reduced their fourteen
day sentence to four DAYS. Lady
Smith and Miss Sharpe inauguraled q
hunger strike. which Mra Lawrence
did not join In.
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst. daughter Of
the suffragette leader. rearrested yes
terday while leading mob IN 4
charge on Premier Asqulth's Official
residence. started hunger striking to
day.
For the first time In the history OF
warfare vessel has been destroyed
with tire aid Of bombs dropped from "a
aeroplahe. According to reports -
|ceived at Nogales, Arizona. last night
the gunboat Tappico, commanded b.
Captain Jose Blanco, was DESTROYED
off Guaymas harbor Details are lack
ing beyond the statement that the Voa-
sci was destroyed with the aid q
bombs dropped onto the deck from a.
|aeroplane. Most Of the upper work
ings Of the gunboat were Of wood. the
structure caught fire and It Is believed
the vessel was sunk. ~ =
The Fampico has been patrolihg
Guaymas since the place was first cap
tured by the rebels. It carried a COM
plement of 9S officers and men. was
fitted with 2400-horsepower engines
and twin screws and had q speed %
sixteen knots an hour The TampIoo
was built at Elizabethtown, New Jer-
sey, in 1902.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

L. Fook Kau & Co.,. wholesale and
retail dealer in groceries; Hawaiian
salt; 364 King, opp depot
556l-6m.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Sanitary Plumber and Tinsmith; roof
repairing and jobber; tinware made
to order at reasonable prices. NJ.
Tanaka, 1015. Liliha, mr.. King st.
5571-1y.
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RED STAMPS

Honolulu Cash Coupon Exchange.
Everything free for red stamps.
Ask your dealer for red stamps.
Nuuanu near Beretania Street.
5524-6m.
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PLUMBING AND HARDWARE.

Sang Yuen Kee Co., hardware, crock
cry, cutlery. etc.; plumbing, tin
smithing; estimates. 1914 Nuuanu.
5530-6n.
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GROCERIES AND FEED.

Sing 10y Co., wholesale and retail
dealer in American and Chinese
groceries, hay, feed. canned goods
of all kinds. Beretania mr.. Aala.
5573-1y.
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CLEANING AND pYEINo.

Royal clothes cleaning and dying
shop. Call and deliver. Tel. 3149.
okamoto, Beretania mr.. Alapai st.
5595-1y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-29
LEeeINes AND HARNESS.

All styles Of canvas and leather leg
gings made to order reasonably; also
harness repairing neatly done. Va
mamoto, ,Beretania near River st.
5572-1y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-28

changed by the subtle influence Of the
strange butler who breaches the COS,
pei Of brotherIy love
!. The play has created sensation in
other cities because the character Of
the disguised Bishop, of Benares is
easily recognizable as a re-incarnation
OF Christ. The accepted likeness OF
the Savior are followed by Victor l..
Lambert who is lmpersonating this
role. but the stage figure is so reyer.
.entially treated and is invested with
such gracious dignity and charm that
there is no shock whatever even to the
most sensitive religious souls.
Because of the widespread interest
which has been taken in "The Servant
in the House" all over the country by
persons who rarely attend the tleater,
the management anticipates capacity
audience.