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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
AN APOPLECTIC
STROKE IS FATAL
TO n. v. ALORICH
Was for 80 Years Senator
From Rhode Island and
National Leader.
DIED AFTER HIS
PHYSICIAN LEFT
Had Been III With Indiges-
ton Two Days, But Until
Then In Good Health

New York. April Is.--sSels0n W. Al
drich. for thirty years United States
senator from Rhode Island and q Re-
publican leader In national politics.
dad Of apoplectic stroks AZ his home
on Urn avenue here today. Re had
been II II Indigestion since yesterday
Afternoon. Until then he had been In
excellent health.
He was IN bis seventy fourth year.
Burial viii be IN swan Point Gene
terry. Providence. r. l., On Sunday
afternoon.
family physician. bad left him less
than half an hour befsre he died. Then
Mr Aldrich appeared 20 be recovering
from slight attack 81 indigestion. soon
after the physician eft Mr.. Aldrich
suddenly became unconscious. and
died within a few minutes. Members
Of hts immediate family. including
Mrs. Aidrich. Miss Aidrich and Mul
John d Rockefeller. Jr.. their dauEh-
ters. and winthrop Aldrich, their son.
were a. his bedside. John d. Rookie
Teller, Jr.. Mr Aidrich's son-tn law
could not be reached IN time
This announcement was made today
az Mr. Rockefeller's once:
Senator Aldrieh died az his home
EOS F1fth avenue. New York city. about
ten o'clock this morning Of an apo
plectic stroke"
When Mr.. Aldrich became SRI yes
terday, Dr. Thatcher was summoned
but could not be reached. Or. Allen
NJ. Thomas then was summoned. He
diagnosed AIR. Aldrich's illness a. 4
slight attack 81 indigestion. and Mr.
Aldrfch vent 20 bed. soon afterward
Dr. Thatcher went % the Aldrich
home
This morning Dr. Thatcher araiu
called on Mr.. Aidrich about 81 "a
o'clock. The patient seemed in good
spirits and suffering Of nothing rnors
serious than a slight attack of indi-
Eestion. After chatting with hin
about ten minutes. nr. Thatcher lefi
the house. Ten minutes later Mr.. Al.
drich was stricken.
Mr. Aidrich wak born In Foster. n
/. November 8. isti. and entered poli.
tics ~ the age OF a. In 1879 ne VA
sent 70 congress and two years latel
was elected senator He represented
Rhode Island m the scnate until 1911
when he retired.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
AN EXTRACTING
PLANT BURNS.
.LOSSs4O.OO0.OO
]. K. Turner Turpentine
Works. North of City.
Totally Destroyed.
LARGE NAVAL STORES
YARDS THREATENED
Spectacular Blaze Drew An
Immense Crowd From the
City.

VIVA, IL known as the = r. Turner
extracting plant north ~ the city,
was totally destroyed ~ IRE last niThs
shortly after 10 o'clock. entaillng
loss Of between sso.oe0 and s4o.ooe. all
most covered by insurance.
In addition ~ the plant proper.
which was DESTROYED. two tanks ~
turpentine were also lost. and those
who were on the scene said that shav
never Witnessed . more spectacuIar
blaze than that when the tanks caugha
from the spreading flames
This plant was thss used for ex-
tracing the Substance from pine chips.
etc. and which was recently almost
thoroughly completely rebuilt. AZ a
cost 81 about $4,000
Large stocks IL navsi stores ft1ak
across the railroad track. and within
ono hundred yards ~ the burning and
doomed plant, we're nisnaced AZ times.
but the IRE was fortunately confined
TO the extracting companvs property
strictly The news reached the city
that the naval stores Yards were
burning and scores 81 automobiles
made rush for the scene The heat
from thu blaze was so intenae that ~
was impossible 10 remain within from
ifty o. one hundred yards - the blaze.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
II is Third Within As Hours
But Results in Only
Small Damage.
BOMBS ARE DROPPED
ON MANY VILLAGES
Large Towns Avoided and
It Is Believed the Airnen
Sought Naval Base.
. ASSOCIATED PREss

London. April ts.-Enwland today
experienced her third hostile air raid
Ia fuet eight hours. Like others. Il
resulted IN no life loss. The fne
weather which enabled zeppeiima "a
Wait tAe vicinity of Tyne wednesday
night and Suffolk on the Essex coasts
coufinned th4s morning when German
nsr9planf lies over Kent. dropping
bombs. -Four missiles fell near ths
towns of Faversham and sitting
beurne, al falling ln aeida. Prom SIT
tsnRhnaFna TIE aeruplane few over
sheGp5 / and it Is thought the raider
m ouk 81 towns atiheknd FOR sheer.
meas. the British naval base. on ths
other eide al the Island The aero.
pAaNN passed over Canterbury and
atASs Kent towns. but dia not droE
ans bomua thereon
III p heiicFea I've ZeppeIins visited
E4sf anglia this morning They
dropped about ~ enfy-fiVe bombs On
t8weetnft Mnleon. Brrnhnm. Hey.
bridge and TillinRham. 11ke the pre-.
FAoas nixlts TIE raid resulted tn Iittis
damage done. Nobody was killed
Several small houses shattered al
Lowe atnft and people cut BY broker
glass
The Germans used fully atty bombs
in the three raids. They avoided ths
larger towns Many believe the raid
WIS 8 reconnaissance. u la believed
tBe raids Uili be rstailatsd soon.
BATTLES on the rontIneat are Pre-
eeeaNnE e s. comparatively calm IN
the vest following the reported
fNes kirtorv nurth of Arrna. which
Wieea them another van-age point foE
afemslxes
An Amsterdam news dispatch SAYS a
teleGram from llaltlnKcn. ninety isis
miles south e Badenhaden reports
That hnstiie airman dropped avs
bamns. -Four were harmless. The af1l
destroyed two empty railroad cars
one mam waa severely wounded
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
HEAVY ORDER FOR
SHRAPNEL SHELLS

Richmond, Va. Arr. 1.-THE Amer
lean Locomotive Company announced
IN ita Richmond works here today that
Il has signed q contract for the manu-
facture Of z.bo0eoo shelhh half shrsp~
mel hair hiwh explosive. ard that the
work viii De divided between It's plants
~ Richmond and AZ DInkirk =. Y.
Another contract stated. covers an or
der Tor several million cartridge cases.
over 1000 extra men will be taken on
AZ Richmond. The locomotive company
officers decline 20 say from whom
these orders we're received Special
machinery for this work they stated,
is already on the way and more will
D. sent az ence
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
UNDER CHARGE OF
KILLING A GIRL

Lima. April "a -Dorrance RIDDLE. Is
under arrest here for the murder 81
Miss susie Coleman. 10 and who po-
Ice say confessed the crime early to
day. was arralgned in police court a.
noon on = charge 81 second degree
murder III pleaded not guilty and
was held 60 ths grand jury under
t260. 900 bond
Misa Coleman's body was found ia
the Lima railroad Yards buried under
iron ahseting and hidden ~ an Old
boiler yesterday she had been killed
wednesday night Police today were
also trying TO learn the identity 81 a
girl in Nashville, Tenn- who had cor
responded with Riddle and who signed
herself Pauline" Tier latest letter
urged Riddle O. come 20 see her soon
Police declare Riddle was TO have
met Pauline" ia Cincinnati Saturday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
RUSSIANS CLAIM THEV
ARE sriLL ADVANCING

Fefregraa. April 1.-THE Russian
Official statement tonight says the
Russians broke through the wire EN-
tanalements 81 the Aussrtans between
the villages ~ TelenOteh and zuella.
In Carpathiana and gained possession
~ the heights ard took many prison
ers after 3 hagenet charge. The en-
envy employed q counter attack and
the nghting continues.
Toward Rostobl the Austrians made
rfuitless attacks against the heights.
Persisteni attHrks ca the direction q
Stry were repulsea ~ the Russians
Wednesday
Roads in thr Carpathians are IN !
bad state through thews and floods
There Is no change elsewhere
Russian destroyeFs yesterday Sank
four steamers in the Black sea. tuo
carrying eoai and several sailing ships
They EXCHANGED Ere with the snnwul-
dalk batteries
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
Replace Wrecked
British Vessels
u,lth German Graft
d AssocIATEr pREss.

Paris. April le.--M Lewules J. Neg
suban, president Of the Brittany shop
owners Association has suggested that
The minister ~ marine replace each
ship u the allies SUNK ny a German
submarine by vessel 81 correspond
ing Size from among tie 2Ts German
ships detained AZ am Frsnchports since
war began. This NJ. poMezouhan
would cause German ship owners 20
do their utmost 20 induce Emperor
William 70 put q stop 20 a method %
warfare the cost Of which would he
borne BY them.
The proposal Of M DsMe2ausan has
been taken Into Consideration BY thu
French government bat before Il can
be put into execution. arr arrangement
must. he reached viii the British
authorities
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
ENDS PROBE INTO
TELEGRAPH LINES
~ ASSOCIATED PREss

state commerce commission announced
today n had concluded It's inveetiga-
The inquiry. which has besn carried on
Internationally for several years. was
begun on the commissions initiative.
Many specific complaints have been
settled and the understanding between
the American Telephone & Telegraph
Company and the Department q Jus
ties last year vas said today % have
made further investigator unneces-
sAry
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
PRONOUNCED ACTIVITY
At GERMAN AlasF4lp GASES

Londcn. April ls-Pronounced &C.
tivfty a. the German alrship bases az
Emden and Cuxhaven today Il re-
ported n kilograms from Holland
An urgent cail was issued n London
this afternoon for special police 20 SO
on duty AZ D. m
Reports from Holland say three Zep-
pellns were seen tedsy dying west
ward over Duth islands Ia the North
sea Count Zeppelin is said 90 be
directing the movements az Cux.
haven.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
DRUG FIENDS ARE
HOSPITAL SEEKERS
RY ASSOCIATED PRpss.

New York, April ls--Police and
federal authorities here estimated TO-
day that 500 persons addicted 20 the
use ~ drugs had been arrested or vol
unfairly had entered hospitals in this
city within two weeks The federal
Anti-narcotic act which went into e.
feet March J has cut OF from drug
users their former sources az supply
In Hoeoken. Jersey city. and Philaael-
phia-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
SURGEON cREEL ALLOWED
TO USE OWN DISCRETION

Washington. April L.. Surgeon
Creel ~ the public health service. was
authorized hy Surgeon General Blue
today % use his own discretion in
dealing with the situation which has
arisen az Morgan city. Ia. through
arrival 81 the American schooner Per-
sis A Colweu from British Guiana
with members % her crew believed 20
hs suffering from yellow fever.
surge "a won Ezdorf left Mobile. Ala.
last night for Morgan City 20 investi-
gate and report on the situation
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
zEPPELINS NEAR
LONDON Terribly
BRITISH PUBLIC
Two of Enerny's Aircraft
Suddenly Appear. But
Bombs Cost No Lives.
N AssoCIATEp PREss

London. April Is.-At least two
Zeppslins raided the counties 81 suf-
folk ard Essex early today dropping
bombs within thirty-six miles of Lon
don. A large number Of bombs was
dropped on towns and villages but no
loss OF fife resulted.
Attacks were made within a few
minutes Of each other Al points sew
enty miles apart The nrst waa at
Maiden az a. 20 4. IN. b. a Zeppelin
which previously PASSED over Burn
ham and south Minister. After drop
ping bombs a. Maiden the airnhlp
turned north and let fan more explo-
sives 81 Hsybridge q may have
bsen the same craft seen ~ O'Clock
nying over Hsrwick IN the direction %
Ipswich.
A second attack was made between
~ 30 and 1876 a. IN. on southwold.
ten miles south Of Lowessoft on the
North sea
Al Lowestoft. where three bombs
we're dropped. a lumber yard was set
on fre. three horses we're killed and
many windows were broken. at south
void where several bombs were drop-
ped. railway trucks were fred. At
Maiden q house waa struck, but only
slightly damaged: AZ Heybridge sew
eFai bombs we're dropped. but no dam
age has been reported
A telegram received here from Mui-
den. Netherlands. says the Norwegian
steamer Dag reports having sighted q
Zeppelin az 8 o'clock. fsfteen miles on
the Dutch coast. Tho alrnhip was
headed In ths direction OF Germany.
and II believed TO Be one Of the In
yaders on her way home.
II IL reported that a German aero
plane ~ midday today dropped bombs
near Herne bay IN Kent. Elk miles from
Canterbury.
Herue bay - nfty miles In an air
line from London u - = watering
place on ar estuary % the Thames
with = population % about 1000
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
HARRY THAW is
ORDERED BACK
TO MATTEAWAN
q AssoCIATEp -

New York. April a. - Harry
Thaw vas today ordered back 20
Matfeawau BY the appellate d.
vision Of the state supreme court
The court unanimously afarfned
the denial Of the loser court ~
the motion % return Thaw 10 New
Hampshire and ruled the order
committing him 20 the insane asy-
ium vas Still valid
Thaws lawyers plan - take the
case 30 the state court 81 appeals
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
JOHNNY KlLBANE AND
JOG MANDoT MATCHED

Cleveland, Ohio. April is--Johnny
knhans, 81 Cleveland. ssatherwsight
champion. has been matehed 60 box
lightweisht Joe Mandot ten rounds At
New Orleans. May 2, n a no-decision
bout The two met in Akron last. a
newspaper decision giving the result
a. 4 draw.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
ENGINEER FIRES ON
WIFE AND SUICIDES
~ ASSOCIATED PRESS

Charlotte. =. G. April is.--Arthur
Thomas. q locomotive engineer tenn
porarily out ~ work, Killed himself IN
his home here this morning. Before
turning the revolver 60 his own head.
he fired two shots az MS wife. Dasky
Stevens Thomas. neither shot making
serious wounds Thomas was a native
Of this city. BAT for the past five years
had been located az Columbia. 3 g. Tie
was a. years of age.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
SINGLE BRITISH
WARSH|P OFFTHE
VIRGINIA CAPES
Party Which Investigated
Reported They Could Dis
cover But One Vessel
~ ASSOCIATED PREss.

Newport News. Va, April ia That
~ there are more than one foreign
warnhip or the Virginia capes they
keep at a distance OF twenty-five mites
from the coast. - the declaration %
party Of photographers who yesterday
chartered a vessel and searched thu
sea IN the vicinity OF Cape Henry.
other than the fleet Il American war
ships they found only one man-of-
war. and this, said % Re the arrnnred
cruiser Berwick, wac lying about I'VE
miles of shore The party wans
through the naval drfu grounds both
below and above cape Henry huf their
glasses failed - pick 40 any Kind ~
war craft The rarity wss permitted
70 come within haiiinw distance og INA
lone cruiser but becauas of weather
conditions. could not corverse with
those on hoard the ship. The tunnels
and superstructure Of the cruiser was
painted . Gun brown. THE harbestea
and hull were painted with a mixture
n lead color and wnffe. A ragged
line extending from stera 20 stern on
both sides. about fnidwav between the
water ard deck dark al the bottom
and gradually lighter as II goes up.
NfNtsAfNa tttN fANth - MNAN am Nv a
distance, makes the hull appatnerlv
distance. makes the hull apparently
part ~ the sea. The same streak e.
fert was carried 0nt fore and aft on
the superstructure The vessel showed
no name. Sew no flag and the only
clue 20 her identity was the letter "
on her hfehoAts aud the description.
Only ave men. apparently officers ON
watch, could BE- seen ori her decks As
the ting drew near. the cruiser ran up
the British naval nag which was later
dipped in response 10 similar action
20 the stars and stripes on the tug.
The officers also waved their hats and
apparently were glad 10 iiee some ons
from land
AUGMENTED WIRELESS.
An interesting festure was the ap-
parenily powerful wirelefs apparatus
with which the cruiser vas equipped
Both topfnas were augmented by an
additional topmast and nv this means
the wireless @ntennas was much high
er In tae air than under ordinary con-
aitiona. There also appeared 20 0e a
double set n antennae ana IL was the
belief of the visitors that the cruiser
must have a powerful rarge with her
wireless n there are other foreign
warships on the Virginia coast they
are keeping weil 20 SEA This. Il II
believed here. ~ 90 preVert any other
German wnrshlpm l0snua outside a.
did the kronprimH Wilhrt8i and then
GContlnned on Page Threol
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
FRENCH AviAToRs oET
BUSY AND DROP BOMBS

Basel April ts-Cvfa Berlin ana
wireless 70 I.ondonl--French avia-
tors dropped bombs near Krotxingen
and IN vnrngen and DonaueschinKen.
towns h Baden on April i3 according
- the National Zeitung These places
are said e be without anti-aircrafs
guns
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
G.. p. Cub VIII
Lunch Today

An important meeting ~ the
Greater Pensacola club ts sched-
uled for today. The luncheon viii
be at the usual hour. and Presi-
dent Hooton desires the attend
ance 81 every business man. for he
intends bringing some matters of
Importance before this meeting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BANK INVESTIGATION
Three Hydro
AerOpIaneS 10
Cost S34,5O0
BIT ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington. April d.
Contracts for three hydro
aeroplanes, costing eleven
thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars each will be awarded
a Massachusetts, Company
il was announced BY Sec
rotary Daniels today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17

Last nights French official state
ment said aviators had bombsrded
the station 81 FreimburE- ini- Brels-
Eau. about thirty miles west ~ the
ia ees mentioned b. tne National zei-
tang
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
DEAL
IN REALTY WAS
IN WALTON CO.
Holdings of Graves Bros. Co
Taken Over BY Harbesen
Mill Co.. A New Concern

one u the largest realty deals put
through IN this section Of the state
was that lately negotiated in Walton
county. when the Harbeaen Mill Com
pany. q new concern. which II now
building a plant AZ Defnniak. pur-
chased the holdings % the Graves
Brothers. consisting ~ 2s.p0o acres ~
land.
The deal was carried 30 n successful
conclusion by Charles r.. Turncr, a
real estate man OF DeFuniak.
Referring Co the deal. which was
only closed tho first Of tho week. the
Herald. printed and mailed Thursday
Of this week. contained the following
reference:
a BIG TRANSACTION.
The extensive timber interests Of
Graves Brothers IN Walton county,
comprising thirty-threc thousand
acres on pine timber land. was sold
last week co the HarbeSon Mill Com
pany. the consideration being Ave hum
dred thousand dollars. The deal was
effected through Charles r. Turner.
the huasiing DeFuniak real estate man,
and il one of the largest in the history
~ West Florida. This gives the Har-
beson people. IN addition 20 the large
body Of hne timber land already pos
sesSed p tham an aaaAftonal saoof
acres ~ the finest pine timber thai
could be found In the south. and as
sures them OF sufficient timber 20 keel
their large min running for mans
years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-17
DAMAGE DONE AT
KENT IS NEeLIeIsLE

London. April 1.-THE damage aons
b. the German aernplanes IN Kent has
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-01

=
ii ii lust 8 few seconds, without fuss
or trouble. what's the use applying
saives that make toes raw and sore.
that make ;eorns swell. bandages that
make It misery to walk. tape that
sticks. greasy ointment and other con-
|traptjoHs Get rid Of c0rls the easy
way. quick simple sure, new way.
That's common sense. Try Gets IL
also for warts and bnnions. .Gets-lt.'
can't huFttife corn loosehss and
comes right on cIean on - :ss.z
sGets-Itn sis sold ct all druggists:
Csc q bottle, pr sent direct by e. Law:
renee q Co, Chicago. Sold lin Homo
|lulhs ana orlfaended a. the worlds
bAst corn remedy by BensoR Smith y
Co.. Etd, F'6tt and d Hotel pets, add
HOLSTER Drug Nv ty
4-5s - - & u
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l|0UR| SICK Child
DEMONSTRATED!
LOOK At TONGUE
II Cross everiSh or Bilious
Give C aliieFnia Syrup
oi Figs

no matter what ails your child. q
Egentle. thorbush laxative should a.
ways Be the first treatment given.
Hy6ur little one = dutzofsorts, hall.
|siek isn't resting. eating and acting
naturally look. MOfhert see it tongue
IS coated. This Il sure sign that It's
little stomach, liver and bowels are
scioaged with waste. When cross, irri-
table, feFerish. stomach sourk breath
hafl or has stomach ache. diarrhoea,
sore throat full Of cold, give 9 tea.
spoonful Of California Syrup Of Figs. 8
and a. asfBw hours all the constipated
poisson, andfgested food and solr bile
gently moYes out Of It's little bowels
without gripping, and you have q well,
playful child again. 81 s. 81
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative, because.
III never fails to cleanse the. little
ones liver and bowels and sWeeten
the, stomach and they dearly love its.
pleasant taste. Full directions for
babies children Of all ages and for.
gf0wn.ups printed on each bottle
5 beware OF counterfeit tig syfups.
Ask your druggist for q 5D-cent bot.
tie Of California Syrup Of Figs; = then
see that It is made BY the California
Fig Syrup Company ADV.
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DIVIDENDS FOR
SEPTEMBER PASS
!. MILLION TOTAL
Local Sugar and industrial Is
sues Listed on Change Dis.
s. blrse Huge Profits !,

Greater By s2Ss. s79 than the total
payments or dividends last July and
less by ohly so. $50 % than total pay.
ments IN August. the diyidends paid
|nut In September BY local sugar COM
.panies and miscellaneous industrial
and public service corporations listed
on the Honolulu Stock Exchange
amount 10 total Of s1.11s.704.25 as
COMPLIED from change sheets
Most of the payments are on regu.
lar dividends. with 4 few special and
quarterly payments The totals for
each stock stand as follows: Haiku,
81, 900: Pala, e22.s00; Kekaha. $780,
900; Pioneer. ~, 900; Waiinea. 1880,
Koioa, 1880; Hawaiian Commercial
and Sugar Company 500 ,OO0; Homo
mn, S11,250, IIutchfnson, e20, 900;
ipaaulpu. $4,000: Wailuhku. f30. 000s''
s06hu Railway e Land Company 49, :
500; Hawaiian Sugar Company 1885,
0l0: PepeelLeo, S4Ss750: Waialna, $45,,
200: Oahu Sugar Company, S50, 000s
OnoInea, $l5, 900; hawaiian Agricni-
toraI, $50, 00D; Alexander e Baldwin,
10000; Hawaiian Electric, 81, 900: !
Eva, $l50,000; C. Brewer & Company,
Itl2O. 900: Waimanalo. s5O40i Honolu-
IN Brewing & Mailing Company,
1890; Inter.island Steam Navigation
Company, SIC, s75 Kahuku. 5000:
Hawaiian Pineapple Company $3.50;
Honolulu Cas- Company lpreferred)l
$3.50; Honolulu Gas Company fcom-
.u0n1. 1880; Honolulalu Rapid Tram
Esit. s24,l5Q; Mutual Telephone Com
.pany. 3i2.Sss.25
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JAPAN I'd BIZ 4 3llEp
s T0. re OF
ISL ETA o 6 Us "a us

WAsHNGToa h The reopr
enine of the. Chinese ulaFitiine scut-'
tons office ct Ts|uktah Is reported To-
the bureau of 6feign and domestic
|c61ameE6e 4at askingtbn by Ro3t
wheeler, the Aheficah charge d'atz
fairs at Toxic. The agreement was!
signed by the tapdn6se minister TO-
China and the director Of the Chinese
customs services and came into force
September 1 1915. The Japanese
government, 6ftef deduetifig 20 Der
cent eof the import sdntys as provided.
IN the revised z agreement betweens
Germany and China out Of the GUS
toms receipts levied up to the date
of the feopenins of customs BIZ the
Japanese authorities ct Tsingtau. Into
turn the remainder over to the Chi.
:n(Ase customs authorities Imports AZ.
sTsintta1 n0rmallg exceed Sc 900 900
per annums III V6lus Full: particulars
,eoneefhing the trade at Tsinstaii were.
recently issued blythe bpre6u OF FOR
|eien and domestic c0lhf6erceziii a spp
plement 70 Commerce Reports dated
mis-. = z: 1915 y e. "a
II