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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-19
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Calcutta The motor car has given
a Eest TO life in the India empire,
Everybody who can afford 1t buys
a car. Everybody who cannot af-
ford 1t signs for the time to come
when the delights Of automoblism
viii not be denied The native
princes are whole hoggcrs' In inc
sport and buy their ears not in
mere ones or twos but by the doz-
en- at a time,
India IS an ideal country for mo-
lorIng The roads are splendid, The
scenery glorious and in the non
monsoon season the climate is just
right for motoring enjoyment IN
Bombay Calcutta and Madras the
moneycd population has seized upon
the new locomotion with ayidity, and
whore, less than five years ago
motor car was a novelty, hundreds
OF cars are now carccring about the
streets.
Three powerful unions for the
promotion and protection Of motor
Ing interests have their headquarters
in Bombay, Calcutta, and Madras, re-
spectiyely; motor exhibitions are an
nually held in Calcutta and Bombay;
reliability trials and gymkhanas are
Of frequent occurrence during the
season, while motor tours on the
great highways of the empire are
constantly being organized
Wakes Up Anglo-IndianS.
The Indian life is necessarily OF
a lethargic character. The climate
makes II so. No matter how full
OF energy the newcomer may be,
4 month or two sutfices to knock
the bottom out Of his strenuousness,
and he slackens off like all other
Anglo-ludiaDs. And here motoring
comes as & godsend. 1t possesses
just that amount of sport without
violent exercise which makes it fas-
II tends to keep one in
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Madame KaIich's Partisan Gowns

Kansas City Journal: To see Ber-
tina Kalich arrayed in the fashion.
able creations OF one Of the most ia
nous fashion designers OF Paris was
startling surprise that her first
night audience at Cora" did not
anticipate. When Madame Kalich
assumes new role one expects, even
eagerly awaits the surprise of origi-
nal, powerful and convincing inter-
pretation-but to see her hitherto
somberly draped figure clothed In
the alluring, clinging and fascinat-
ing garments Of fashion was a revo-
lation of what changes could be
wrought by beautiful clothes, as we'll
as most eloquent and convincing
plea for the modish adornments so
near and dear to woman's heart.
Basing an opinion on the sensa-
ton created in st. Louis by the
wonderful CONNECTIONS of the mo-
diste's art worn by Madame Kalich
as Cora, one would be justified in
predicting that the attention OF any
future audience, at least the femin-
inc portion would be equally as in
terested
The gowns in Cora" were origi-
mated especially for Madame Kallch
in this character, They typify the
extreme fashion Of the Partisan cap
ital, for the part OF Cora is that of a
The gowns are divided
into two classes: Those worn by
Cora in private life, and the stage
costumes worn in the brief interval
IN the play in which she appears as
prLma DONNA
From the former her audience
will get very good idea of the sort
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PANHANDLE CITY LIVELY.
Business Increases and Plans Made
for Good Things in Future.

The correspondent Of this paper
at Panhandle is enthusiastic over the
business outlook for his town and
county and sends in the following:
Panhandle has organized COM
mercial club with George Biggs, ex-
bank examiner OF Missouri, as pres
ident, and A. A, Callaghan as sec
rotary, and we are going TO do bust
ness in old Panhandle City and Car
son county in the next twelve
months.
The town will be incorporated soon
and things will take on a different
air-graded streets, cement side
walks and new lines of business.
Bonds have been voted to build u
$4,000 modern brick school build
ing. a new courthouse is expected
soon and many other good INTERVALS
Improvements will be made Yes,
and don't forget that Carson coun-
ty will have a fair next year and be
represented at the fair at Amarillo
as well as at Dallas; not only rep
resented, but wear away some blue
ribbons.
A new set OF county officers has
been elected and things are hum
ming.
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of gown that will be Worn during
the next three months, The first
is an afternoon gown, a remarkable
creation, but on the conventional or
der---the sort OF a dress that anyone
can accept, and almost anyone can
wear. II is Of tea rose yelling over
white satin, The skirt has the real
Grecian tunic effect, the upper part
being embroidered In white aud
cream silk. An extremely original
effect is produced by the sleeves, the
back part Of which are draped in
such way as to give the Illusion
when the arms are lifted OF but
tertly. -
For the supper scene Nine. Kalich
wears a gown Of red satin cloth. 1t
is in Dlrectoire style, combined with
oriental embroidery of gold bullion,
bugles and garnet palette, in which
Nine. Kalich appears TO be literally
nodded. The decollete waist, which
Is embroidered with ruhies and gold,
has most effective sleeves. The skirt,
which has tablier effect in front, IS
of solid Oriental gold embroidery
a finish of gold fringe.
For morning wear Nine. Kalich
has a tea gown OF beautiful Lehr
lace over green and silver change
able silver cloth; The waist, partly
Directoire, has a coat effect and is
handsomely embroidered with bas-
tolle shaded tinsel thread and silver
bullion. &C.
Cora's stage clothes are resplen.
dent in color and Oriental richness.
They are Of the Byzantine period and
are modelled after the gorgeous eff
fects worn by the Empress Theodore,
effects that have been preserved In
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the fresh air instead OF lounging be-
meath the punkah, aud this spells
health In an encrvatlng climate Ey.
cry molorist declares that motoring
has opened out a fresh interest aud
has made the indian climate more
lolcrablc,
rhc Grand Trunk road has the
greatest attraction Tor tho motorist
or tourist Anglo-Indians are very
proud Of IT, They declare It TO be
the finest highway in the world It's
engineering is magnificent, and its
surface except in one or two places
beyond comparison, In addition, II
passes through portion Of India
FUN OF historical interest The road
officially begins up on the fringe OF
the hills al Peshawar, close 70 the
Afghan frontier And hence It pro-
ceCds uninterruptedly until Calcutta
brings 1t to a close-1,j00 miles Of
the best going in the world,
Send Power Fifty Miles.
The development OF midas ma
terial resources was strikingly illus
trated by the formal opening OF the
Jheum power installation near Bara-
mqlla, Kashmir, 10y Sir Francis
Younghusband, the British resident
who performed the ceremony. BY
request of his highness, Sir Francis
switched on tho power to one Of
generators, and at once the whole
generating machinery was set in mo-
ton.
Power at a pressure Of 10000
volts was transmitted to Baramulla
for the purpose OF operating the
dredging fleet, which had been con-
struCted there, and TO Srinagar for
operating the silk factory These
places are distant twenty and fifty
miles, respectively, from the power
station. This gigantic undertaking
originated three years ago, and has
been carried TO a successful issue by
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A BEAUTIFUL FACE.
The Secret OF Partisan Womcn's 4
Beautiful Compilations. 4
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Beautiful Compilations. 4
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Chicago Record-Herald. To the
minds OF most women, Partisan
means beauty--so world-famous are
the ladies OF Paris for making them
selves charming and beautiful And
yet it is fact that Parisiennes, so
far as features are concerned, have
not beautiful faces, as q rule. Their
beauty consists largely OF immacu-
late compilations. An American lady,
visiting friend in Paris, obtained
from her the secret OF the clear,
charming compilations OF French wo-
men and says that 1t Is a wash that
Is prepared at home and applied to
the face daily. Obtain at your drug
store Rose water, 2 ounces: cologne
spirits, ounce; eppotone, ounces.
Put the eppotone in a pint of hot
water (not boilingl, and after dis
solved, strain and let cool. Then
add the Rose water and cologne
spirits.
The above wash is easily and
quickly prepared at home, and Is a
most delightful toilet preparation,
harmless even to a baby's face, and
soothing to tender skins. It's appli-
cation daily will work wonders with
even the plainest compilations, trans
forming the sallow and unsightly in
to the fresh, delicate bloom OF youth.
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SUCCESSOR TO FISH.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 14.--It Is
understood that the question of the
selection OF a successor to Hamilton
Fish, who decently resigned as as
sistant secretary treasurer OF the
United States, at New York, will soon
be settled by the appointment Of
George S. Terry who for long time
was secretary OF tho Union League
club In that city, Terry has been
prominently connected with the park
commission of New York.
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San Francisco, Nov. 1i.-FTancis
J. Honey, who was shot down in the
court room yesterday, while conduct
ing the prosecution of Abraham
Reuf, will recover from the effects
Of his injury, unless predictions of
his physicians fail. He slept long
and wen last night, and there has
been no recurrence of the nausea
which followed the shock and pain
last night,
Morris, Haas, the eX.oonvict and
former liquor dealer, WHO fired the
bullet into Heney's head, spent
sleeplesS pight In his cell, which was
guardedgfagainst possible mob vlo-
lence by thirty policemen armed with
rifles.
Abraham Reuf also spent the night
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Toxic, Japan, Nov. 1f-In this
city the report OF the death of the
emperor of China is generally ac-
cepted as true.
The news Is accompanied by ru-
NOR that the empress dowager is also
dead, but this is not given credence,
The Associated Press has excellent
grounds for believing that the situa-
ton in China in the event of the
dowager's death, will not be made
occasion for any summary move on
the part OF Japan, but that the Jap
anese government will await an
agreement OF all the powers.
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and loved much who has filled his
niche and accomplished his task; who
has left the world better than he
found it. whether by an improved
poppy, a perfect poem or a rescued
soul; who has never lacked apnrecia-
ton of earth's beauty or failed to
express it; who has always looked
Tor the best in others and given the
best he had; whose life was an in
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X SUM OF 100000 4
4 FOR HOME MISSIONS. 4

r Topeka, Kan, Nov. 1.-THE \
K feature of the meeting OF the =
r Home Mission OF the Methodist X
r Episcopal church, was the APP X
r. preparation yesterday OF 5000, r
4 900 for mission work in Ameri- \
r ca and requests for S1,5OO,O00 r
\ for tho church. Funds.are to =
r be used largely for work at X
4 frontier posts and in city slums. r
r Eighteen out Of twenty bishops 4
X of America took part In the pro- \
r ceedings. OF the 100000 APP X
r propriated, today, rs per cent X
4 was declared for church extern X
X sion and the balance for home X
r missions. 4
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new RAILROAD
CROSS WEST
Il TEXAS
Fl. Worth 10 Finance Line 10
Connect With AIbu.
quGTquH

TT. Worth, Nov ia number
OF wealthy citizens announce that
they will form a largely capitalized
company TO build new railroad
from Ft. Worth to Albuquerque, n,
NJ.
The road will run northeasterly
through Texas, entering many. towns
and counties now without a line. 1t.
will cross the Wichita Valley and
orient probably at Haskell, though
the route has not been fully decided.
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DECISION Is VITAL.

+ Fort Forth, Nov. li.--Judge 4
r Conner, OF the court OF civil ap- 4
4 peals, decided against former r
X City Attorney orrick today in X
X the case in which orrick at r
r tackled the validity Of the Fort \
X Worth charter, claiming 1t was 4
X unconstitutional. orrlck asked +
r back salary and restitution OF r
4 his office. The decision is vast 4
X ly important as 1t upholds the 4
4 other commission form OF char 4
4 ters. 4
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An Electric Dippcr Dredger.

Next morning an illustration Of
,ho value OF the now source OF power
was afforded at Baramulla In the
presence Of his highncss and the
resident and an immense concourso
OF spectators, European and Indian,
in the working OF ono OF tho largo
hydraulic dredgos, the Jammu. This
'cssel and her sister ship the Kash-
mir can cut a channel 800 feet in
width and 20 feet In depth II neccs-
sary and deliver the soil on the
banks OF the river. The whole sys-
TEN worked absolutely without the
slightest hitch.
The large dipper dredger Himalaya
though not quite completed, was par
TALLY put into operation. This is
the first dipper dredger ever equip
ped with electric power and It's op-
sratlons showed the adaptability Of
electricity for the manipulation OF
such a vessel. Thousands OF peo-
pie lined the bank of the Jhelum,
and the scene was one of extraordi-
nary animation.
With Hooks in Their Sides.
The Madras government, having
been informed OF hook swinging and
she dragging of cars by men harness.
ed TO them by hooks, which pierce
their sides, and other practices OF
similar nature being performed dur
ing the Mariyamman festival at
Samayapuram and other places OF
the Trichinopoly district, have d.
rected that tho order OF the sub
divisional magistrate. Trichinopoly,
prohibiting such acts. shall remain
in force until further orders.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-19
LAGRANGE MAN
ENDS LIFE OF
BURGLAR
Fires One Shot and Later
Finds Thug Dead Below
Window
Special to Laily Panhandle.

Special TO Laily Panhandle
Lagrange, Tex, Nov. 1i.-Henry
Carpenter. a merchant, was awaken
ed by a burglar early this morning
who was trying to gain entrance
through window.
Mr. Carpenter fired one shot, and
hearing no noise, thought he had
missed and the burglar had escaped.
Two hours later the burglars dead
body was found Just beneath the
window with a bullet through the
neck.
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'ALSE RUMOR
REGARDING
SHOPS
Report From WeatherfOrd Has
Plum 10 Go To Clovis In
stead Of Amarillo
Special to Daily Panhandle.

SDecIaI 20 Daily Panhandle.
Weatherford, Texas Nov. 14.-Au-
thentic information was received
here today, according to railroad
circles, that the Santa Fe shops re-
Gently burned at Amarillo, will be
rebuilt at Clovis, N. NJ. The Santa
Re will build from Clovis to Wealth
ertord, connecting with the Cleburne
branch, which will become the main
line to the Pacific coast, shortening
the present mileage 400 miles.
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is CHINESE EMPEROR
DEAD OR is HE
living?
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4 London, Nov. IA dispatch 4
4 received this morning from the 4
4 Pekin correspondent Of the Reu- 4
4 ter Telegram company, says; 4
4 1.-THE emperor OF China died the n
4 night OF November 10. 4
4 Pckin, Nov 1.-The report 4
4 yesterday that the dowagcr emf 4
4 press was MORALLY i'll was con- 4
4 firmed today by the foreign \
4 board Of the government 4
4 Pekin, Nov 10, g b. ny 4
4 The emperor died shortly after 4
4 o'clock this evening. K
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shown the above dispatch II. g.
Sanborn. president OF the Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce, is authority
for the statement that it is absolute
ly incorrect. lie states that the
Santa Fe shops will be rebuilt in
Amarillo, and that since the desttuc-
ton OF the shops by fire in this city
plans for the Clovis buildings have
in no manner been altered.
In this connection it will be we'll
to state that arrangements are being
fastened, through which the build
ing of the shops is to begin in ANA
rillo. The rounhouse Is already IN
der way with the distinct understand
ing that the shops are to be at
tached with as little delay as pos
sible. Railroad officials connected
with the Santa Fel and allied lines
are at a loss to know from what
source such report could have orig
mated. .,
In the Daily Panhandle Of Wed.
nesday OF this week it was an
nounced upon unquestioned author
ty that 100000 had been set aside
Tor the Santa Fe improvements in
his city, and since that time there
has been no change in the plans of
he system.
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san Francisco, Nov. fI.-Frc.
quenty since the earthquake and fire
OF 1900 have the people OF san Fran.
cisco been startled and aroused by
revelations and Developments in the
tangled maze of prosecution for
bribery and corruption that followed
the sudden overthrow OF Abraham
Reuf and the boodling supervisors
tcity and county commissioncrs) of
Mayor Schmitz's regime, but never
has the city been more profoundly
stirred than by the attempted assas,
sination OF Francis j. Hency. In,
special prosecutor, who was shot an,
seriously wounded in the court room
by Morris Haas, an cX.cOnvict, wbo>
past record Hency exposed fe
weeks ago, after Haas had qualifil h
rs a Juror in Reurs third trial Y
bribery, now in progress
Early today Heney was sIcepg
in the Lane hospital, where he las
taken after preliminary treatmci in
the city hospital.
The last statement issued byIhy- C
siciaus declares the patient "Hs
good chance 10 recover"
The greatest danger appears o he v
probable blood poisoning, and Dday h
nm effort will be made TO locat the Of
bullet and the exact course o the
wound. ~
Hency was shot in the right side Il
of the head as he leaned Onward +
over table. el
The bullet entered half N inch in h,
front Of the right ear and lodged in =,
the left side OF the nccl. "
Haas, who did the Iooting, was u
last night confined in tic county jail
at Lnglcside, several niles from the
enter Of this city. :,
Abe Reuf was also locked up for =,
he night, for fear he might meet
Nth violence. 10
After a meeting Of prominent cit ly
tcns and attorneys last night call Sa
vas issued for mass meeting to- A,
light $40 lend their aid 10 the cause A.,
( Justice" Wv
Arrangements were made TO con- ~
niue the prosecution of Reuf with in
ut interruption.
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AN Francisco, Cal, Nov. IL
trict Attorney Langdon, who ar
ri this morning from Fresno, an.
Inccd that he would accept the
vices of Attorneys Matt l. Sulli-
., Hiram johnson and J. J. Dryer,
filtered by them in the prosecution
Reuf and in other proceedings
'nectcd with the bribery AMI graft
,secution.
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Fort Worth Livestock.

Fort Worth, Nov. 14.-Cattle re-
ceipts 900. Hogs 1900.
Steers, fair, steady; tops 81.
Cows, medium, lower; tops sass.
Calves, fair, steady; tops 81.
Hogs, medium, lower; tops s5.S5.
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MAYOR RESIGNS.

Waxahachle, Texas, Nov. IA
Mayor Robertson called the city
council together this morning aud
resigned, announcing that he in
tended to remove to San Antonio to
make his home.
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NEW GAS WELL IN.

Wichita Falls, Texas, Nov. IA
pipe line is now being strung to Pc
trolia for bringing gas to this city.
A big gas gusher was brought in yes
terdsy by the Navarro Refining com.
pany.
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ATTORNEYS HOME BURNS.

Mount Pleasant, Texas, Nov. IA
The residence and contents of City
Attorney Polston was destroyed by
fire this morning. The loss IS $3,-
600.
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tho untiring genius OF Major do Lot.
biniero, c, l., in spite OF tho most
trying obstacles and in most IN.
accessible, II strikingly picturesque
locality.
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EX-CONvICT rTEMPTS.
TO MURDE NOTED
LAW.R
Assassin Had Qualified aSOr in R8uf Case and
His Record Was EypOs5y HeRey..PGODIe
Call Mass Iting

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, NOV. a.
-liiE rEoPLh OF TINS CITY
NIKE GREATLY SHOCKED AND
NAnDENEb AS \ Result OF 4
TRAGEDY LATE YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON N WHICH FRANCIS
y, hENEN, SPECIAL PROSECUTOR
MD LEADING COUNSEL re AID
TINE DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO
PROSECUTE "BOSs" ABRAHAM
NElf, EN-MAYOR EUGENE
SCiiMITI AND OTHER ALLEGED
hOODLlNG CITY OFFICIALS. WAS
SHOT THROUGH THE HEAD
WHILE IN COURT ny NORRIS
HAAS, a FORMER LIQUOR DEAL. /
FIR WHO HAD QUALIFIED rs A
JUROR AT THE THIRD TRIAL OE /
REtF, AND WHO PROSECUTOR
HENEi HAD EXPOSED Is Az =
EN-CONVTCT. e'
SURGEONS DECLARE HENEY
MAS 4 GOOD CHANCE TO RE-"
COVER. ~
HAAS, THE SHOOTER WAS :
SEIZED AT ONCE AND IN Al.
STATEMENT TO THE POLICE HE !.
DECLARED THAT "HENEY PRO. T.
NoUNCED HIS OWN DEATH SEN. Il.
rENCE THE MOMENT HE DE.
ME IN COURT" :
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ROCKEFELLER TO TAKE WITNESS STAND

New expected to 70
the witness stand when the hearing
dissolve the Standard Oil company week
tell the OF that gigantic corporation
feer will willing witness, that
been desriou clearing certain matters concerning the
/
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FOR ESSAY on SUCCESS.

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A Boston firm offered a prize for
the best definition of what consti-
tuted success. A Kansas woman was
awarded the prize, and this was her
answer: Gle has achieved success
who has lived well laughed often
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WINS OVER TEXAS
4 Associated Press,

r Associated ~7---r
New orsans Nov 4In the United circuit
pea this afternoon the Of Pullman against the
Texas railroad commission again decided in favor Of the Pull
The about
X 90 per cent in the cost OF Pullman charges "A
4 n 4 4 ~ X 4 4 4 ~ 4 4 IA 4 4 =
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: ROOSEVELT WIRES,

= ROOSEVELT WIRES, +
- 4
SDrIatcd Press, 4
Kan Francisco, Nov, 11,-At 4
tO'clOck today Attorney lsr- =
~ condition continued favor 4
~ and satisfactory TO his doc. 4
~. 4
Washington, u. c., Nov. IL. 4
IcSidcnt Roosevelt sent u tel. 4
,ram to Mrs. Hcney at san 4
rancisco today, expressing 4
horror and dctcstu- 4
ON Of the attempted assassi. 4
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all, having been incerceratcd inn
lately after the shooting by order
Judge Lawlcr as prccaution
hSt further violence but no vio-
: was attempted during the
L.
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spiration; whose memory was bene-
diction."
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the Mosaic gowns of the East.