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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-12

whose wife is a sister OF the Czarina.
has been imprisoned in the Tower Of
London for safe keeping, his complete
disappearance apparently supporting
the story, and that Sir Ernest Cassel'
intimate friend Of King Edward, is
closely watched, but il is definitely as
serted by men, usually we'll informed,
that George CORVALLIS West. a
brilliant young soldier. hss been
killed. West wa, the sccond hus-
band OF Mrs. Patrick Campbell, the
actress. .,
This story Il dark one, and the
fact that his present wife, coming over
on the Lusitadia, was dressed IN deep
mourning, did not Fall 10 make an I'M
preston or those who had heard o.
Tho reported death OF her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-12
TURKS FORTlFYINC
HOLY LAND POINTS

Paris, Oct. ia Hsvas disps.Sh
from Athrns saysi
"rhs newspapers here announce
from an authoritative source that ths
Turks a,s concentrating troops at
numhsr ~ point. In Syria, Palestine
and Nsrth Arabia, and fortlfyins in
por.snt place. OF ths coast and On
routes 10 the la,er.or,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-12
NO RUSSIAN LAND
FOR FOES OF CAR

rs.,s, Oct. ii.-"Ar irporisi decree,
tho laws already In
fe,cs, prohibits ths ssauis tion Of real
,,tsts hy subject. # ra,lons a. war
Nth tussie," says = dispatch frsm
Pe,rcgtsd 70 The Aa,ss Agency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-12
CHOLERA SPREADS
OVER ALL AUSTRIA
Vienna Message Reports New
Cases in Dual Monarchy Aver
age Forty Day.

Rome, Oct. 11.-According TO a
Vienna message, cholera is spreading
over the entire Dual Monarchy, new
cases averaging forty q day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
AGREES ON MEASURES
no rRUTt.t"r NtNJ>Els

Berlin. July Leadiuu bankers OF
Tia" German capital mot tonight and
agreed on measures to protect TIA" stock
m'rN"i. and 10 oncourac" th- public
not Ia unload securities. The meeting
voted ~ favor Of giving credits. under
special terms, ~ broke rs, and decided
to call for marcius from the private
investors onll when the market value
OF securities had reached the lowest
point consistent With safety
Hundreds OF servants and women nf
ih" laborinG classes stormed the rlu-
nicipal savings banks in Berlin. Vt
one Of these institutions ia the cen
tire OF the city there was line Of
Loco pcople at II o'clock. The officials
somewhat renseurcd Tie public by re
framing from enforcing tho usual time
limit tor larger amounts.
similar runs on SaVirce banks were
reported from pauHig and othcr East
crn cities, as well as at Saarbruccicn
and Cologne
I'm enthusiastic demonstration Was
made by large crowds who rathcrcd at
the Fotsdam station. when the EN-
pcror arrived there this .fi truoon Ills
Majesty WAS greeted Nuh hearty
cheers as he alighted from Tn" train
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6E@
that's all YOU need to know"

was that Great Britain. France. Ger
many aud Italy o-oS,eratc in an en-
dcavor TO arrange the dispute between
Austria aud Scrvia on the oasis Of
SerNia'S rcpl! to NuStria's ultimatun
should the British Foreign Secrctary's
efforts fail to avert war, il is en-
rectcd he will endeavcr by some
means 10 prevent complications by con-
fning the hostlitics to Austria and
Servia.
The second line OF diplomatic en-
dcavor. from which even more is hoped
tonight. is taking place AT st. Potcrs-
burg between the RuSSian Minister of
Foreign Affairs. SergiuS Sazonon. and
the Austrian amba Ssador
Il is understood that NJ. Sazonor is
makitg strenuous effort to bring
about = direct understanding. and tnnt
- solution on these lines would bc more
acr"eabl" 4" Germany than Grea,
,;ri,au'S conferences proposal
The tuSsiau Emperor has postponed
his intention to visit TO Finland in or
crisis II is said Russia is urging Scryia
iStaction
Al cXtrcr ely warlikc spirit prevails
in Vienna. where the evening papers
declare the Scrvians are ouly making
cvasious nnd that, therefore, il is i'm
possible Tor the Austrian government
I" retreat Further. they hint that
even should ScrNia accept the Austrian
ultima tum unconditionallv and offer 10
pay the cost OF Austria's mobilization.
Austria now would be compelled to
ask Tor Cuar:intcpS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
VIOLENT DEMONSTRATION
<Itt. STARTED N PARIS

raris. July - Violent antiwar
demonstrations occurred ON tho boulc-
wards tonight, accompanied by the
singing OF rcVolui ionary songs Large
forces Of police and mounted Republic
can guards. under tho direction OF Pre-
feet Pcnnion. frequently charged the
crowds Many persons were Knocked
down and injured.
The disorders we're complicated by
patriotic demonstrations and on sew
cral occasions attempts were made to
rush the cafes frcQuentcd by Germans.
which finally We're guarded by polict
Acting Premier Bienvcnu Martin
and the Ministers OF War aud Marine
met to-day and received reports ON the
nilitar> defensive measures. The
Minister OF War issued u circular ro-
garding tho equipment OF French sol
dicrs In case Of mobilization TIN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
CALMr:rrE'S PREACHER,
Is REVEALED ny JE,I"rI.uS

New York. July 27.-The disclosure
OF tho relations between CASTOR Cal
mctte. as editor of the Paris Figaro.
and tho prcsout Hungarian govern
mcnt though advantageous to the de-
Tense of Nine. Hcnricttc CaillauX in
her trial for tho killing of calmctte,
was. in fact. move in Hungarian
party politics. Count Michael Karolyi.
leader OF tho hungarian Radicals. said
here to-day. on the eve of his dcpar-
turc for Hungary
Count karolyi confirmed his part in
furnishing NJ. CaillauX with the papers
which the latter presented in court
in Paris to-day. The papers were OF
this years date. Count karolyi said.
and were two in number.
one WAS "a letter addressed to NJ CAL
mcttc by personaEcs in Budapest and
the other from him to them. Both
were written in French. and dealt with
tho arrangements for favorable state
memts by the Figaro on hungarian
affairs.
Count Karolyi handed tho documents
TO NJ. caillauX while passing through
i'aris on his way to this country. This
was after the indictment OF Mime. Gait
lauN.
''itc letters" Count itarolyi con
tinucd. furnish proof that Calmcttc.
of whom II had bceu sought TO MIX"
- hero. was actually in the pay Of tho
hungarian government. ana had I'M
dcrtnEcu to speak favorable of il IN
10 Figaro though hungary adhered to
an alliance hostile to the international
group. Of which France is ~ member"
The Figaro has hccu lending this
support TO tho government OF Count
fiSha FOR yearly one year and hrlf.
"nd Count i\arolNi. who Is ono Of the
leaders of ihr opposition IN Hungary .
said hc secured proofs of the pub
!icitN work Of the hungarian govern
mcpt with French and also English ~
pcrs The letters concerning I.c
figaro. he declared. arc only two
out of a l"uSthy correspondence
Suppi"meutarN disclosures would b.
made at other opportunc times he in
tnnatcd. This publicity" had been
done out o. = reptile" fund OF over
i.o1".0"o hungarian crowns ,Ss00.c ool.
he aided. rho count would not dis
close the .,wouut mentioned In the
documents submitted Ia the Paris court
10 day. nor 20 into further details
which might ucccssitate Il summons 10
him iron, the French judge.
Regarding his return TO Hungary at
this time Count Karolyi said that w.
had cat short his visit TO this couu-
Ivy because As q party leader his plac.
MS in his own country at the time Of
such a crisis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

tho cords and liGaments resulting from
muscular expansion Beneath the sur
face iS a network % fine nerve threads
and the gentle. soothing embrOcation.
"Mcthcy's Friend" il designed TO so
Intricate the muscular nbres as TO AVOID
the unnecessary and continuous nugg!nS
Upon This myriad OF nerves Applied 10
The breasts II aNords the proper massage
10 prcvcnt caking.
There IS scarcely =. we'll stocked drua:
store anywhere but what YOU can easily
obtain bottle OF Mothers Friend and
in nearly every town and village Is u
grandma who herself used it in earlie.
years. Fxpc"tart mothers are urged IN
Try this splendid assistant.
Mothers Friend has been prepared
by Bradhcld Regulator Co, 30 Lamar
Bldg. Atlanta. Ga. for nearly hnlf
century Send for valuable little book to
eIpcctant mothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
CAlllAUX READS
CAIMEIIE'S WI |

continued From l'irs, PagcD
rcaicd that he had II complete ascend =
ancy over his second wife witch he
was never able TO gain over his first.
Mime" Gucydan's dramatic production Of
TIC famous love letters last Thursday
demolished the original defense. and
ever since CaillauN has stood with his
back To the wall lighting desperately
Tor his wifc's liberty. nomiually. al
though in reality he has damaged her
case by his violent outpoutinss against
the man she slew and at his friends
Tho effect OF CaillauN's own pathetic
story on the jury. and his tales OF the
bitter persecution he underwent as
Of Finance. have been com
pletely nullihcd by the rancorous
Nituperation he hcapcd on CaImette's
coffin. and 10y his undisSuised efforts
to control the proceedings OF the court
The jury cannot do less now. it is
believed. than find Mime. Caillaux
guilty OF murder under cxtenuatinc
The sentence in this
case will he two years imprisonment
with the benefit OF the FIRST offenders"
act.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
ENG AGEMENT REPORTED
III nIsl> l'nI q.

London. July 21.--An engagement
between Austrians and Scrvians is re-
ported 10 have occurred on tho Dan
ube. but no details arc available, and
!, is not believed to have been OF i'm
portance, Austria has not yet opened
hcr military operations. so far as can
hc learned
Meanwhile. diplomacy is proceeding
along two separate lines. TO avert the
war it possible. and. If that is impos
Sibic. to loc&lizc the conflict. First.
Sir Edward Grey. the British Secretary
OF State FOR Foreign Affairs. has pro
nosed TO the powers a plan for Joint
mediation. which. IL is said. France
and Italy already have accepted. Ger
many has not Vet replied, and her ac-
ceDtanCe is regarded as doubtful
sir Edward Grey explained in the
House OF Commons his idea. which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
DEFEAT Is CONCEDED
ProhibitiOuists Admit Texas Has t.uue
Against Them.

Dallas, July 27.-Complctc unofficial
returns from Saturdays Democratic
primary Tonight indicated that Eugene
BLACK has defeated Representative
Horace NJ Vaughn for the nomination
IN tho First Congressional District.
left Mct."nmore. Houston, and J. ".
DaNia. sulphur Springs, we're nominated
tonGrcSsmcn-a large.
The defeat of the plan 10 submit an
amendment providing State wide pro
hibition by majority Of $4,000 to 20. =
90" is conceded by its supporters.
lanes T.. Ferguson. Temple an,iprohi
bitionist, was nominated for Governor
by 10000 To 10000. These Congress
men we're rcuominatcd: Dies. Young.
FAY hurn Hardy, Gregg Eagle Bur.
CESS. buchanan. Henry. stevens. Slay
den Garner. Smith. Summers and Gallo =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
imnIramution I'nvorcd.

Denver. July 21-Tho special com
mittee appointed TO consider ANAL
romatton OF the Western Federation
Of Miners with tho United Mine Work.
"rS OF America made e report 10 the
annual convention Of the Western Fed
GRAFTON To-day faVoring the project
ihc report cnbudlcS resolutions for
referendum vote of the members.
Action b. The convention MAS post
IpuCd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
OBITUARY
MilIInm L:Lnnrh IInrdc.I,

William Edward HardestN, siNty.one
Years old. died last night shortly after
o'clock az Grace hospital. Mr.. liar-
deStN. who +. q brother of i. II. liar-
land Candy COMPANY, had been sick
FOR several weeks before the operation
WAS performed
lie - survived by one brother. K. H.
ami two sisters. Mrs. W. X. .\mmous
and Mrs. II. II. Wagcncr. as we'll as
three sons, charles *. Richard H. and
Preston ] iardestN. Funeral arrange
WeHts had not hccu completed last
uight. Mi. liardcsty was an up
holsterey and lived at 500 South Laurel
>irNti.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

SFtVTaT 10 nc 7 IUNCS- DlsVatCN.
Fredericks hurg. Va. July :I.-Miss
Mamie NJ. Forbes. n daughter of the
late Frank T. Forbes. former post
master Of this city, died last evening
at her. home here after an illness Of
several months Miss Forbes was
prominently connected and had MANY
friends here and in New York city.
where she frequently visited. being
connected with the family Of charles
Steele. of that city. Miss Forbes is
survived by two sisters. Mrs. owen.
Of Savannah: Miss Sallic Forbes. and
cne brother, J. Fitz Forbes. of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
PARTIAL. NOBII.tItTIn\
OE LEL.t.lNN WHY nILnLiiL.n

brussels. July 97.-Partial moh.li2a-
ton Of The Bolivian army was ordered
TO-DAY. raising tn, total -! ;ha active
forces To luo,Gor men.
The international Socialist bureau
has t"lccraphcd to its members to meet
ON Wednesday, when q general strlkc
To prevent a European Nlr probably
Viii he discussed Tie Iuursv was
ordered closed hy The goVcrning con-
mittec pending; International Develop
fncntS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
."corGr W. I<rldcr,

Spccia' 10 The Times DtSpatch.l
Winchester VA. July .7-C;eorye w
Nridor, newspaper man. OF Berry
vic. died IN Winchester Hospital here
last night following 4 brief illness. He
was twenty years OF age lie was
stcpSon or Charles f. Hughes. editor of
the clarke Courier. OF iierrYVillc. Ills
notNc' ana one sister survive him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
Treatment In nnitin,nrc.

Baltimore. July 27-A sufficient mum
bcr at "-iiunGariau ''rcs"rVistsi'
10 form q regiment live i'm Baltimore.
according IL statement TODAY by
Consul Hester. lie said that Of tho
."."0o natives Of the dual monarchy
in that city. mu"o than loo are sub
icct to call for war.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
FIRST FLEET OF BR'TISI'
NAVY Is NII NII:n

Portland Eng. July :1.-Thc hrst
fleet OF the British navy has been
recalled here by wireless. and is coal
ing The fleet comprises twcnty-cieht
first class batticships ana "a large
number of cruisers and torpedo boat
destr"Ncrs. All leave has boon stopped
and il is understood that tho 'loot viii
proceed 10 the North Sea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
,Ir>. .innc Mctmmicy.

Especial % Tho Timcs- Dispatch.I
Bowling Green. Va. July @T.-Mrs
Jane McCaulcy, widow OF James Nc
Cauley, died at her home here this
morning at : o'clock. aged seventy
seven years. She is survived by ono
son. Hunter McCaulcy. of Norfolk. and
a. daughter. Miss Annie McCauley. OF
this place
Funeral services will he conducted ut
10 o'clock on Tuesday morning in
Lakewood Cemetery AT the grave h.
l.. II. Rowe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

ury Department. known as frontier
guards.
The significant announcement Was
Issued from PotSdam tonight that the
crown prince has abandoned his inten-
ton of returning TO Berlin. and tina
tho Emperor plans 10 proceed to
Wilhelmshohc In few days on his
customary summer visit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
shot, Across rront,cr.

Eydtknuhn. Germany. .Mly 81
Shoots We're fired across tn. German
frontier this morning by Cossack
patrol on the alleged ground that an
attempt was being made TO cross the
border Al Nrone place
Germans say that the uroup irrd
upon were army officers
Much feeling has been aroused
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

fIVHI VI ENilNC IiNt
mothers. these wo-
men. experienced in
this most happy
period. advise H.
use OF Mothers
Friend"
Applied externally
to the abdominal
muscles it's purpose
Is 10 relieve the
undue tension UNION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
Thnmns u. Gormnn.

Thomas H. German. died nj his resi-
deuce Yesterday morning. Mir. German
was florist and was hfty-three years
of age. w." is survived ny his wife.
two brothers and six children.
Tic funeral will take place from
Sacred Heart Cathedral this afternoon
st o'clock lntermcni viii be in
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

Amherst. Va. July "1.-Thc remains
Of Mrs J. NJ. Goodwin. who died on
saturday at her home In this county.
were brought to Amherst Yesterday
and from here taken To l4Nuchburg,
where they were buried. Among those
from Amherst accommodating tho re-
mains was W. Ward hin. Mrs. Good
win is survived 10y several children
among them being J. Richard Goodwin.
who until a short time ago. resided IN
Panama.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
\. VI. Mitchell.

special 10 The Tir,rs- pispatch.l
iuraN, Va July IA NJ. MitchrE.
Tor wears attached to the treasurer.s
Office OF this county. died to-day III Ills
home in Shenandoah District. ten miles
south ~ IuraN. lie was hfty-six wears
of ace. and is survived by his widow
and five daughters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

T'".0.TI [" INC 1i;NcS- DiSDatch.
CartcrSVille, Va. ,IulN 27.-Aftcr sew
oral Years Of poor health. Mrs. .. l..
Thurstou died at her home near here
YESTERDAYS morning. The burial viii
take place AZ the family cemetery this
aftoruoon She leaves husband and
SIX children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

Tb' ta=u" July 27.-rhc chicf II
the Gcucral staff of the Dutch army
and the Minister of Marine decided to-
day to cut shor, their holiday and re-
turn to the capital. where active steps
arc being taken by the authorities Tor
tn" maintenance ot Ilollauds neutral
itv in tho event Of war.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
Meet at Zion Church.

tycdcr.chsburr va. Luly e7-Thc
Woman's missionary onion of the
Goshen BuptiSt Association xiii meet
with Zion Church, orange Couuty. ON
Thursday ana Friday. Juiy so and II.
beginning at II o'clock each morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
IN ME MORiAM

) memory Of my daughter. lianzie
Jarvis. dicd July 2s leI?
cen be the ,uiS above .1eo.
loved one of bypone DAYS
one knew thee bat 10 love thee
Nor named thee but to praise
We siveth His beloved sleep
HER MOTHER
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Mrs. G. w. Mc.t.
cial to The Times-Dispatch

TNFc'IaT 10 Tic TineS- DlspatCh.T
lNcr. Va. July 21--Mrs. &. w. West.
wife oi {. W. West. died here to-dav
she had been very i'll for long time
Mrs West was twenty six wears Of age
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lSpcclaI 10 the Times Dispatch.l r.
Lynchburc, Va July .7-WilIiam
iiammcrsiey. aged sixty nine Years
died last night at 10:iJ o'clock at his
home. Read street. His death was
due 10 pcllaGra.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

'opynGht by Underwood Underwood
ro"n Prince Alexander az Seryia
WhnNr Rnii"nt work on the battlefield
""r'hR inc H"lknn War won the com
mc"hntion "f all those who Witnessed
ms fcnrIcssucNs. may. unir.. \ustrj,,
hh"hN down IN her determined u,,Ion
W handing her ulfimntum 10 Scr,ta
Ichn inc bhftir-scarred veterans Of
the Balkans against fI,. .u.,rian
army irincc Alexander Is n younger
son of the ScrNian Ixiuy. md h.rr,u,.
crown Prince in I1na. when hi. brctIcr
renowned his right To the throne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

Vienna. luis 27.-M lovanocitch.
Scrvau minister To Nustria-Hunuur,
loft for Belgrade day
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Operations Suspended.

Budapest luis 9i.--It was decided
to-day OF account of tho Austro-Ser.
Wan situation to suspend the opera
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
Experienced Women
Advise Mothers Friend

1ccause II is SO perfectly safe 10 uso
and has been OF such great helm to q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
DEATHS

A. ~ GTad. i!o.piiin luz wIiIIlITV Il 81. y:
W. ~ IN S, k,haIN: age siXty.
t"'s ne leaves one hiothcr. kic-lard
~ 'i"u w a'StcrS MIS-. w u Nh
t Si.l sons !hailes r. iiehnrd II. and
T,SStoh - 10 mourn their loss.
unfn"i h0t,Ge laler.
""'''lnVic' M"' PAPERS p.ease copy.
worse, NO., ,...
,tc"' q, \,rsin lioSpitAi AZ
'Lt,rr:t., VI 1u!I =: i"l'' c.,M AID
- Uutecst ,vH OF NJ ana
{" ~ ouHs. 81 w star. va lie
hro,ie,' - V6, mts Pni'hes' oI onS
NJ -, J"'IS, - Hmu ''l'4e
Ai,u NJ. - Nt!'hl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

uons ol the stock ana corn exchange
herr until Thursday.
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baltimorc, Nd. papers p:ease copy.

il.L.-Died a, Memorial Hospital
Monday, JULY -. at 1:l5 4 NJ II g
Il I'LL, aged ifty-four wears lie is sur
Ilvfd by uis wife and ono half-brather.
iFGperal notice later
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-13
TO
COMPLETE PROBE
WITHOUT PAY

Serving without further salary and
paying all its own expense except
transportation, the Hawaii county in
vestigation commission will carry to
completion it's minute inspection of
the tangled financial records of the Big
Island
This decision was reached at a con-
ference of the commissioners at the
attorney-general's office, all three com.
missioners, DR.. II. B. Elliot, chairman,
E. A. G. Long and William. William
son, and Attorney-general w. w. Thay.
er being present. At noon tO'ay, imme-
Giately following the conference, the
commission and a:torney-generalc called
upon the governor. Announcement OF
their decision was given out shortly
afterward and it is believed that the
plan of action mapped out was laid
before the territorial chief executive
and received his approval.
According to the plan the commfs-
sion will authorize H. Gooding Field,
the expert accountant, to continue his
audit of Hawaii county's books.
THE Hawaii supervisors merely ap-
propriated $4,000 last week and then
adjourned" said Commissioner Will
hanson this afternoon. In doing so,
in effect they have just hung up the
$4,000 to gaze at for they have not
authorized anyone to touch it, have
not said who shall complete the audit,
nor made any other practical provi-
sion that will permit the expenditure
of the appropriation"
DR.. Elliot concurred in this state
ment, adding that the commission does
not propose to have any other account
ant step in now to try to complete
the audit, because that would be al
most impossible, and that the neces-
sary arrangements will be made with
Mr. Field, insuring the completion OF
his job.
1t is stated by the commissioners
that about $500 remains of the $50, 900
set aside for the investigation of Ha-
waii county's finances. This residue
will be used hereafter only for the
transportation of the commissioners to
and from Hilo How long it will take
to finish the task they would not
undertake today to say, but It may
require several weeks or monts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-13
WEEKLY PRODUCE REPORT
BY E. ". WILCOX
Director Federal Experiment Station

Following Is the report of Honolulu
wholesale produce quotationsfor isl
and products only-for the week end
ing January y:
Eggs and Poultry. !
Fresh ranch eggs. 35d4Oc; hens,
27Is Q32Isc: roosters, 25@30c;; broiL
ers, 35@S7c; turkeys, 27h @32c;
ducks. muscovy, zoe; ducks, Hawaiian,
doz., $5.50@6.00. -s
Live Stock.
Live weight-Hog 100-150 lbs, Is
61SIsc; hogs, $50 and over, 100 13c;
steers. Sc; calves. 6@7cs COWS, &c;
sheep, &c. ~ H..
Dressed weight-Pork. 1871 @20c;
Mutton, &c; beef. I09101sc
e.-a Potatoes.
Irish, $1.506I75; sweets, red, $1.25
@l.50; sweets, yellow, $1.20@1.3 so;
sweets, white. 90c@Si.25.
~ Onions.
New Bermudas, H., &C.
Vegetables.
Beans, string, h., 6d7c; beans, lima
in pod, ~ 93e; beets. dozen. bunch,
30@35c; cabbage, h., 262kc; car
rots, doz. bunch, 400 soc; celery, crate,
sL00; corn, sweet, 100 ears, $1.75@
zoo: cucumbers. doz., 35@50c; green
peas, s@1oc; peppers, chill, h., S@5c;