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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29
MANlCURIsT
| Miss Mcclure an expert Man
tourist is now located at the
Manley Hotel Barber Shop.
Lady callers will be received
at the Hotel Parlor.
NOTICE.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
All persons holding orders issued
against, the County Fund Of Marion
county that are drawing interest are
hereby. notified to present the same
to the clerk OF the County COurtsfor
in. crest and cancellation on or be-
fore the first day Of January, 1904
The county Court will positively pay
no nose interest on these orders.
JOHN F. PHILLIPS,
Clerk.
12-1S-tt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29

iFFullHuelpulh' H..
Dec, 81 Pastor
Russell preached
here twice today.
to a cFowded.
house. as usual.
we report one
Of his discOurses
from the text. "a,
have S worn by
Myself that
unto NJ e every
knee shall bow.
every tongue shall
sNSelr." isaiah
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29
HOMAGE TO HOLY
NAME JESUS
Jesus tho Gsltsf Of Gods sFa
VOFs tgI:ChgICIlald World
DIVINE PLIlAA! E { \ ! AIMED AIlE!lLll.

The Foundation Of Blessings Was;Lais
at csISaftyy@eSs Favor 70 the Eleet
Began At Psntseost-lt WIN cdlmi-
nate at Jesus Second comins-Then
viii Begin the Blessing Of tbs Non!
Elect Christ and His chureh Viii
Reign a Theu.and Ysars-AfRoyaI
PsisatbeoarEet.4 the Restoration of
tbsi WeEid -ts Human Perfection
sgvilfully Wicked Shall Be De-
,tfsyed BE- the second Death. :
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WANTED y This0is your golden OPP
'poFtgHity aEos afortune; q Agents
. make handsome profits. Here's
sample SaatfitH 5Sholey sgrepBdj
bell steer 100 fazor HI neat case
showing price; leather and tubu:
lar web strop, worth 75c; straw
Ing brush, costing SOC; Champion
razor. hone. worth 1856 cake viii.
liam,s shaving soap, Eve articles
worth $5.25. Every man uses
them. You need only show the
price sells them. Z II you sold but
twelve. howS,could YOU make SIS
easier? Send $1.O0 for outfit
now. Money back is unsatisfac-
tory. Mercer Sales Co., Box AIS,
Hagerstown, Mo. 12-1-tf.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29

tbs. A diagnosis pronounced his case
as appendicitis and lie was rushed 10
the hospital. He had gone to- Pitts
.blrgh to spend Christmas with his
Family, srq Sd 4GF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29

WANTED Position any kind of bus
ihess or partnership. Sober and
sreliable and speak slav, Pol-Rus-
sian; Bohemian, Hungarian, Aus
ttian and plain English, lin Fair
mont or any other town In West
Virginia. Address Ogden avenue
No. 554. 12=9-St.
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Underwent Operation.

MoRGANToWN - Rev. Frank P.
Hummel, pastor otsthe NJ. P. church,
'&asstdEen tn a .plttslulrEllsh hospital 70
undergo an gpfEat lion Tor app0Rdielsss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29

WlssSTED Girl for general house
work. Call sex Consol. phone,
n oil address BOZ So, city n
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WAETED-A business woman OF
good address. Past thirty, to look
after business interests for an old
established company. Address 6O7
sclmulbseAs building. Wheeling,
WI VA yysSssss ,ls,. 4 ,,cs4 11S77557s'
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WANTED or three furnished
rooms suitable for light house.
1 Keeping. Address Render" care
West yirgihian 12-27-8t
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wAsHINGToN-A farm for inc
briefly wherethey victim ofdrink may
work of the habit is the latest plan
OF Major Richard Sylvester, Chief of
thstW ashiRs toa. polio g, force y Z!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29

FOR r ENT7 Two riye-room cottages
with modern conyeniences; sitldt.
edstn East Park near Speedway;
fiSeS minutes walk to street car
Apply Ella Lowe, or call Consoli-
dated phone 296-Y. 10-20-ti
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 2Ot
Jackson street. 12-16-tf.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29

FOR RENT Modern four room: tcots
tage; all conyeniences;' East
Park; $14tOG. See Albert J.$&efH'
e Trust Bldg. ~ e tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29

FOR RENT = Modern house S13
g Maryland Ave! Possession at once.
Apply Emit. Bldg. & Investment
Coz Hist
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29
roe RENT

FOR RENT-Two well furnished
rooms, suitable for two or three
gentlemen. S1S Sixth street, or
Bell phone SOS-W. 12-26-tf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29

FOR RENT2one 7-room house I'd
ward, Monroe st. and ono S-room'
fat 4th ward. All modern con.
venlences. Apply Chas. p. High
lands store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29

FOR REhT-s:oom, apartment. Yost
Flats. Apply J. c. Millev, Cooks
Hspital 7'1s:ti
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-29

FOR sALE-.1ttractlve now house,
with large lot Seven rooms and
bath. Located at car stop in Edge
mont Inquire Brooks s. Hutchin
son or Frank B. Pryor, Jacobs Bldg
7.1s.H.
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|. WANTED.

WANT borrow 500, will
give deed .ksof trust on property
Rotth e. 900; wBh86 per cent in
tetest Address Cash" care the
West yirgi nian. 12=27-6t.
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.FOR SALE

FOR skEE One 7-room house locat
cd on State street, First ward.
Price $4,000. Apply N, C. steele
Trust Co. building. Con. phone
672.Y. 1929.
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FOR RBNF1=sI room brick heust
in view street.? ; Apply J! c!'Mtl
Ter. Cook Hospital H'rTN5:9-16-ti
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FOR RENI4ao0ms with or without
light housekeeping Apply Mrs
R0ber. son, Cor. Monroe aud High
st SHF . as's.s.';-f -26:ti
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Nroniames (ScIdlif.

@irmiugbom. 2llo, 2G. Su'
II. George 5000 ein 6ormer pon
Scarlc, IuScalooio.Gormp, uerlor
bcutc 0urh cine 9ieibe bon ungcWobn.
Iihcn .lniGuen orei ieiner &in0er.
@0brcn0 er nit 0cm SpaltGn pom
Sool3 beibditigt mar, ilog feline 9lrt
uon Dem 0riii lmo trai icin 9obp an
Den aopf 0oiielbe oll Der SteIle too.
tenO. Gr trug Ole Seite Oe5 ainoes
in iein 6oua, nm bier 5r 60ren 0uB
}mei iciner ilngen S0bne Don Oen
@uicn cinco MauIcicla 81 GoOe ges
trompelt moroen ieien.
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Sol6c CrtidJuft OnrdJ Tcner 5critOrt.

Nrot, Susf, 2G. sui. - Sine
6cller9brlmit, luclhe Die gonBe 9todt
biuourh miitbete, 5eritorte beute Die
S>0lite Der qou5en Ortidoit. Ger
&crlllt all Wleni6eulebCu l0bt lid
sur 3cit nod nidt nit 9eitimnttbeii
ieiticbeu On Srn0erte Don 6urTnern,
melde Der 6ieiigeu 6air bcimobntcL
m0brcnO ser berridcnOcn @nuif
bcimfebrtcn Oiitglieoer ibrcr 6omi-
lien }uriifloiiclO. 0}un gIotbt, OaB
Orci 6orner bel Dem Gcrin6c, Fier.
Oc aus brcnncnOen Stducu 5u retten,
Oa5 &cbcn ciubiiBten.
llnter Den uerbrnuntcn @ebduoen
bciiuOet ii6 0aa Foitamt. Der &er.
init miro oui 5000 9cifdBt
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(fiierindlt fiibrtc III Woro.

U}ctu6cn, RS, 2G. Suli. -
Iruu 6rant auberru muroe geiterrt
pom 2ouis Quinn eridoiien, ais iic
Dor Der Office Ger Wlibelin Sire 50.
in U}iatomn aus elmer Sroaep. Gar
itica. @enigiteua $50 9lrbciter Der
6abrif woren 2lugen5eugen Der gIltt-
tbat Fntrid gtiiat, lpeIber Oo5 SEE.
ZEN Der biibi6en iltngen ,Srall ju ret.
ten ildte, nur0e pom elmer 5weiten
augeI getroiien lmo ihUer perleet
ms @oipltal no6 yten. grltnsiuid ge.
bradt. Quinn entfnm mad Ser lbot,
uocm cr ouf eincn Raritan Hiper.
Bug iprang. 6relmoe Der Grmoroe.
ten inqcn, OaB Guinn Der iuugen
Srau ieine 2luinerfiamteitcn nuiIu.
juingen iu6te rm0 oieie bereit5 IN
Scr Gor beoroGt bate, neil lie ibu SIT.
riidmieS.
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Sluci Yaiiaaiersiiae eOlliOiren.

WAGON ga, 2G. SuIi. - 9ei
elmer Goaiiion 5pcier Yaiia0icr3iige
Der Solttbern 9abu wurOe Elm Wianu,
elm iarbigcr Gortier, getoOtet, lmO
orci 3ugbeoienitetc pcrlctt. Der gu.
ianmcuitoB ereignete lid beilte Nor.
gen bel Solton, nabc bier. Die Ser.
lebtcu muroen nad eiuem &oipitul
in 9ltlanta aebrad)t.
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BdHs iHE estIs IHs auslaHb seisraf Q.
aatAt, RI. Ai3, cas6aftimErt-ettsE. aa1s
znksz eszif 'rssss<.
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lSr1iibrnt mndlt (srnennnna.

@uibinqton, 26. Suit -
Erdiiocnt @iliou crnannte berte
6rn. =. u. Gnloe, ir.. pom OtIabos
ma 3um 9unoea Maridoa iiir oen
0itlidcn 0iitrift Don Ofluboma.
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GricsiOn Clinic, Sdnelle SasbuOte
yQOrO Baltimore" nnO vEenn"
ed1ue RaFcria6rt onrdl ben QauaI naGI ghi'
laoelpbn
9dadn mO sOnntasS s gOrm.

Sinfn6rt ST -. Runofabrt $500 (shltia fir
bic ghdiaOrt bel 1na uoer 8adlt fir 10 5nael
DlablSeitrH COc glubnlicno 3n Beiteron
Ipun g0int Gbeiupcdfc sim, q. 8epr0Cs
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an gbiluocIpbin cfua llbr am 9lbcno.
gahtbopt tdglih, dusaenommeH Sonninps,
nm . lhr Gabmitnus. Subrpreis Si60. eil
JEca Runofubrt $500 uocr Burd iiber %.
q 8 GileHbdbH So so 3um Serfaiif bel gl'
hau0bs Biaqc EurmqnHqos Bineic tper gabH
bon PbiluD mad Reip PORT glilnutic eItu
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IrDn. Vurtlnno. njr6li6cn Funften. WnE
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fcnbabnrdicH bel6roert
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g8citcrc Spc5i6I Coupons
jcccn WiittuOdL GUnucritag
ngD Srcitng.
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9totiS

3er Sommers3ubrpIuH Der ,,Jiod Greet Tam.
pier so" in Nrni; an I. SUM 1919 Sanpiet
6eraTen Clo gub Cine 9Seriie. SUB oes VteTs
Gr 3. BraiisSrnbe tdalih nnsaenonimen
Samitaas uHo S0nniags mn 3 llbr WloraeHs
mo 23O Gdtb.. SamiiHas g ubr gioraens uno
. 10 Guhnl zDHHiaqs llbr giorgens uno
2 llbr yahm Hlb Roo uH6 Si0neb Greet.
Seet ii bic 3eit, S6re Glmrfonen 5u bn6eH.
bepur ale Eaten belegt iiub. Qd6eIes bel
Z. N. Senth
on Der gRerite bon ~ big llbr 9adbui tGqlh
(Snnil 2 3IPte, ,S&S)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
THE USE OF HAWAII'S
WATER RESOURCES

Among the various engineering
courses at the College of Hawaii is one
dealing with the water supply and ir.
Elgaiion systems Of Hawaii. This
course consists of lectures and rorita.
tons covering the general study of
precipitation. m-uir, stream now
measurement of dow, head works. stor.
age reservoirs aud distributing sys.
TENS for irrigation plants. II also
deals with the principal features of
water supply engineering, including
fourrc of supply, hydraulics of we'll.
impending and storage, Pipe line, and
roudults, pumps and pumping morhiu
rry -taulpipe, and elevated tanks.
dsirnutug Nstoms, aud testing for
purity OF water
The course rs thoroughly practical
throughout, wl has us be- aim uu &C.,.
HuHHtr N0r.r. knowledge ~ Iowa
% # WHtw resources and how 40 usr
tN.m.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
Hebron and Mendonca Dismissed
After Investigation of
Serious Charges.

Sheriff Jarrett issued an order at
eleven O'Clock last night summarilv
iischarging Detectives Hebron and
Iendonca " for conduct unbecoming OF
II officer The discharges were orders
ID after the sheriff had made d PERI
,Jnal and searching investigation intd
he charges originally made public in
this paper, his work resulting in evi.
dencc showing the two officers Of Chief
McDutle S staff to be gulty as charged.
The two officers in question, after
getting their walking rapors, wal.>ed
briskIy to the detective bureau, to con
suit with their pals as to filing an ap-
peal with the evil service commission
and to remind their chief and their ser
geant that now was the time to remem-
Der that one good turn deserves an
other
Hebron is fred for using his power
as police officer TO forcibly enter bi-
cycle repair shop and take from it his
brothers wheel, held by fhe japanese
repairer until the bill for its repair was
paid. In making his illegal seizure
Hebron, assisted by MendOnca, used
wholly unnecessary force and language,
the use of which would have justified
me arrest Tor profanity of any Ordi-
nary citizen. The excuse he gave to
the sheriff for Selling the wheel was
that he thought it had been stolen, but
he advanced no reason why, if his ex-
PLANTATION was true, he had not pro.
ceeded against the repair man for re
ceving stolen goods.
Mendonca S idea of detective was
to force his way into the room of re-
spectacle girl in Il japanese boarding
house and then, when the girl fled for
safety, to introduce into the vacated
quarters n Hawaiian woman, with
whom he proceeded to get drunk. The
landIady, who found the par drunk and
naked and who drove them from the
premises, was later threatened with ar
rest by Mendouca because she had in
terfcred with his detective duties, ms
endorsed by the civil service commits
sion in the Kellett ease. The woman
laid the facts before the sheriff.
The discharge of these two and the
recent designations of others, leaves the
detective department in bad shape.
With those whom McDufie considers fit
being fired for good cause, aud those
who consider McDullie not fit resign
ing, the department is being cleaned
out rapidly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
CHARGES DELAY
CONFIRMATION
Presidents Appointee, Waiting in
San Francisco, Says II Is
Spite Work.

CRY Federal Wireless Telegraph
SAN FRANCISCO, December Ia
Special to The Advertiser --C Charges
sufficiently serious for an investigation
by senate committee have been pre-
fcrrcd against W. r. Denison, former
assistant United States attorney gen
erai and President Wilson : appointrc
as secretary of the interior Tor the
Philippines, bv 1haddeus :. Shretts,
formerly general customs appraiser OF
New York.
Denison is at the Fairmont Hotel
where he is waiting for his confrma-
ton. "SPite work, is the way Deni-
son sums up the situation.
He said today that he is absolutely
ignorant OF the nature of the charges
which have been filed. lie was mott
fed of the filing of the charges in n
telegram from Senator Hitchcock of
Nebraska, chairman of the Philippines
committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
NEW DEL|LAHS
AND 7 HEIR
SAMSONS
Senator Stone Denounces Former
Treasury Officials Who Take
Banking Jobs and Accuses
Bank of Placing Women Clerks
in Treasury Department to Sc
cure Valuable Inside Informa-
ton.
(By Federal Wireless Tclegraph.)

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph
WASHINGTON, December 49,
Especial TO The Adyertiser) -
Sa,otor storo of N;.s,,,r d;sors
80. -. n.,, -, -,
o'"E '"' "' envy pm NesSei'ic'''-
" denounced the practise OF re
sponsible treasury officials leav-
ing their official posts at the end
of thoir tarms and copnectirg
themselves with graot financial
houses
~ regord tb;, rroot;se of of
f.i,Is of tho tro,,nv no rotbinu
less than = scandal ;, doclared tbn
Missouri senator ..tha treasury
foo lonu bo, hnon a nnr.;,n .ohnal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
mail Special to The Advertiser)

mail Special to The Advertiser)
IIlLO, December l2.-Princess vii.
lfeImina Weight will again represent
IIilo in the Mid-Pacifc Carnival as its
official princess aud this charming
of the Big Island will
form one of the graceful figures of the
court of the Queen of the Carnival.
Miss Weight. is a beautiful girl, AN
expert horscwOman and has II large
circle of friends in Honolulu, as well
rs in ililo, and she will be certain to
receive II welcome greeting from thc
thousands who will watch the carnival
parade during the coming celebration.
Nie SleelI0n of Miss Weight rs
the Princess of Hawaii was made at
u meeting OF the lilo Board of Trade
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16


Reverend Father Can sius Gclcn, who
was recently appointed Frefect Apos-
tolic OF Wilhelm Land, which is the
German portion of the Island of New
Guinea, situated north of Australia,
left yesterday by the steamer Sierra
on his way to Europe, from whence he
will proceed to his new post.
New Guinea, formerly called Papua,
is a large island. the western half of
which belongs to Holland. The east
crn half is divided into two portions,
the northern belonging to Germany and
the southern, Just across from Cape
Rork, the northcrnmost point of Aus
tralia, To Great Britain.
The German portion of the island is
considered very unhealthy. OF the
eight or ten Catholic priests, and only
German priests are allowed 'in the col.
ouy, who have been in charge of the
mission in wilhelm Land during the
past ten years, only one has survived
the teyors which infect the northern
coast
There are three Catholic churches i'm
6crman New Guinea, with prol ably as
many priests in charge As Project
Apostolic, hcyc,eud Father Clnisius will
rule the mission after his arrival there
lie hopes 90 Doe relieved in four years
time.
Father CaniSius Is young man. lie
was horn in Germany thirty four wear.
/ ago, and came TO Hawaii -four year.
b ago. Tie was first stationed nj Ililo
ana later was placed m charge of IN,
mission iu the district of puua, la
/ wnli. since then uud Until his recent
/ appointment us Project Apostolic ul
/ German Now Guinea, be- has been ir
+ charge OF the Catholic Nirsiou u nh.
/ Eva district uu this leland.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
lBy Federal Wireless Tciegraph.)

CLEVELAND, Ohio, December "a
lSpecia to The Advertiscr) An at
tempt 10 xiii President Andrew smith
of Tia" New York Central Railroad, n n
train week. was what detectives today
,ermod the dit hing Of the Lake Shore 5
New England express near Wielliire
last night.
Though the suspected plot failed 50
Jar as smith was concerned, his pri.
yatc ear at the rear of the train NOT
even leaving the rails, four mail cars,
combination coach and three Pull.
mans Jumped the track and only steel
construct ON saved the passengers. while
the locomotive rolled completely over
killing the fireman and seriously in.
'uring the engineer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
HETCY- HFTCHY BILL MAY
BE SIGNED ON MONDAY

lBy Federal Wireless Telcgraph.)
WASHINGTON, December l3.-(Spe
cial 20 The Advcrtiser) -Sccretary of
the Interior Lane, to whom the IIrtch
lletchv Bill was referred by President
Wilson, has sent n report to the White
House strongly iniorsing the provisions
of tho measure. But for the President :
Illness the bill would have been signed
today. 1t is stated that the bill will
be signed Monday
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
the cost.
CUP DEFENDER s KEEL IS
CAST WITH PENNIES IN IT

(Rv Federal Wireless Telcgraph.)
BRISTOL, Rhode Island, December
l3.-(Spccial to The Advcrtiser)-
regarding the superstition attaching i'll
luck to Friday. the builders of the Van
dcrbilt syndicate cup defender east her
keel yesterday.
Miss Agncs ilcrrcshof', daughter of
the dcsigncr, tossed into the molten
metal several bright pennies given her
for the purpose by Cornelius Wander
bilt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
PRESIDENT WILL MISS
GRIDIRoN CLUB DINNER

nv Federal Wireless Telegraph
WASHINGTON, December l3.-lSpa.
cial ~ The Advcrtisar)- Pres dent vii
son : cold wa, better TODAY. but hn de-.
rided 10 cancel his engagement to ut
tend fhe GrIdi'on GIBBS linrcr tonight
"Ihe fIes dent '. temperature. said
nr. Cary Gruysou, was uurWui today
hui be- hus decided 90 remain In brd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
PRESIDENTIAL BOOM FOR
ROOT FORMALLY LAUNCHED

WASHINGTON, December IS. by
Associated Press Cable TO Star.Bullc-
tinl-Thc Root presidential boom was
formally launched today by Senator ia
cob II. Gallinger, Of New Hampshire, a
warm. personal friend and political
supporter Of the former cabinet official
According to Senator Galliugor, the Re
publican ticket of 1916 must be- head
Ell by Elihu Root to carry any chance
of success.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16

WASHINGTON, December l3.- Dsro.
rlnl 90 The Advertiser Hearings Doc.
Ton" ihr house merchant marine com.
NIiir 1910 Senator lH lullrttcs Sea.
Wanr inlu l'ul lnFu huu uluy
The urnsHr s opposed hY ocean nud
HI. -Hw,HE luirnrr
ln'r SHIPPING Interests rUmpump
1sn.nri il' ,lnutH IrsHrlua lfrnNna
"HHIHmrut iur rNrrN HHsrHg,r uu hnat.
llFNHiug outside htrmlr limit
2 IrI lr"r n'HiINr Hl.rgli lllp nat
.n nH' WHI HH mHW Ilruuau us u.rau
NHrI IH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
Amendment to immigration Bill
Threatens Added Trouble
with Japan.
(By Federal Wireless TcIcgraph)

WASHINGTON, December 10. -
Especial to The Adyertiser) Fresh
fuel was added to America S dispute
with Japan here today. 1t came when
the house immigration committee, in
executive session, adopted an amend
ment to the present immigration bill
designed to exclude japanese. liindus
and Chinese laborers.
The amendment was championed by
Representative Rakcr of California.
and other Pacific cast representatives.
The amendment does not mention the
Japanese by name, but it raises rmmi-
grafton bars against them in broad and
general terms under the name of
" Asiatics.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
FEDERALS AND REBELS
HANG PRISONERS
OF WAR
(By Federal Wireless Telcgraph.)

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph
WASHINGTON, December -.
-(Special to The ADVERTISER -
In full view of the American fleet
of other shipping in the harbor,
and of thousands of the city's resi-
dents, the Tampico fedcraIs and
rebels, alike, today hanged their
prisoners of war. .
Admiral Fletcher sent an officer
ashore ayith a vain protest in the
name of humanity He then mott
fled Washington by wireless of
what had happened.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
MRS. PANKHURST IN JAIL

LONDON, December l3.-(By Asso-
catcd Press Cable to Star Bulletin) --
Mrs. Paukhurst, most famous of all
militant suirragettes, was re-arrested
on the train at Dover, a few minutes
after she landed on British soil, after
n short visit to France.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
KITCHENER MAY BE
ya VICEROY OF INDIA

LONDON, November -. --- 1t was
strongly minated here today that
Lord kitchener, now in Egypt, may
soon replace Viscount IIardngc as
Viccroy of India. Because of the in
creasng native unrest, the government
feels the need Of a stronger policy than
Iiardngc has maintained, i is said. j
special dispatch from Bombay said
Lord llariinge expected to resign early
next wear oStcnsibly on account Of i'll
health When llardingc became vice.
roy, carly this year, lac was serious
wounded by n would-bc assassin 5
bomb.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
FEDERAL FORCES WIN IN
DECISIVE BATTLE ABOUT
TAMP|CO C|TY--8 DEAD
Gunboats Take Part in Fight, as Reported by
General Rabaeo, and Repuse Rebels, Who
Are Pursued by Cavalry Butchers at Work

CITY OF MEXICO December ID (By Associated Press
Gable Rabago Of the Federal in
City of Tampco which has been beseged by the rebels for
days reports victory his opponents yes
terday.
Repusng by the rebel troops who swaed the city
in force assisted the battle which followed by Fed
gunboats which bomharded the rebels and sheled m
of their position especially upon their attempting flank
ment.
General Rabago also praises the excellent work of the Fed
eal field artillery which the rebels
leaving estimated about eight hundred dead the field of
battle.
His last report that the Federal cavalry and rae pur
suing the rereating rebels and that Tampco is safe