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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-20
Scores a Big Sartorial and Musi-
cal Triumph at the
Newark.
HER PLUMAGE AND
VOICE LIKE A BIRDS

yXyHEN one thinks of FRITZ scheff,
wv star of THE Prima Donna" at
the Newark Theatre this week,
one wishes nightly for new adjectives
with which to describe her. Dainty,
wtnsome, charming, piquant, fascinat-
i~ng-though she is all of these, she is
something more. These good old time
worn adJectives melted down and rolled
into one bewilderingly descriptive word
might answer the purpose, but | "ha'
me doots, a. that" Suffice to say tha
FRITZ Scheff is FRITZ Scheff. with a
figure and smile and manner that are
truly FRITZ Schefian and nothing else.
Never did a woman wear her clothes
with more charming grace. Whether
In a cloth walking costume, a trailing
gown, or a fluffy knee-length creation.
MADAME Scheff's clothes are triumphs.
To have exquisite clothes and to be
able to wear them correctly-that is
supreme happiness to many women.
Happy FRITZ, IL she loves her clothes
like we love them-on her.
Madame Scheff sings In a sweet.
sure voice. with an airy lightness and
an ease of name that make 1t de-
hghtful to watch her. She Is a relief
after n has watched the facial con-
tortions of many singers. who evil
IDENTIFY think 1t the greatest sort of art
to sacrifice themselves in the interests
of their art. Madame Scheff's most
difficult notes escape without effort.
One never thinks, "Mercy, how hard
that must bel" Rather one inwardly
exclaimS, How easily 1t is done" She
is a Joy always, is that Madame FRITZ.
"The Prima Donna has a story that
would seem rather fiat, If told here
minus the dialogue and music. Mile.
Athenee, prima donna of the Opera
Comique. Paris, while motoring in the
neighborhood of St. Germaine. stops at
a little cafe while her machine is re-
tired. There she meets a little singer,
whose cough is so bad that she cannot
sing that evening on the little stage
above the tables. Mile. Athenee pities
her, sends her home. and to
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-20

chairman; Mrs. Ellen 7. Sinnott, ex-
%officio; Mrs. Josie NJ. Kenny, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Schmidt, Miss Helen Walsh, Miss
Nellie Hickey, Mrs. Mary Delaney.
Mrs. Margaret Murphy. Mrs. c. Burns.
Mrs. r.. Connolly and Mrs. J. Byrnes.
reception, Miss Helen KirlSbride, Miss
Mary Muldoon, Miss Catharine Me-
Gowan, Miss Margaret Carroll, Miss
Sarah Sheehan. Miss Rose McVess
Miss Sadie FIarity. Miss Helen Kenny
Miss Maizie Kenny, Miss Mary Boyle
and Miss M MCGOWAN.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-20
SIXTY MEMBERS OF IDEAL
B. AND L. ENJOY BANQUET.

Sixty members of the Ideal Building
and Loan Association gathered at the
banquet board ait Roever's Hall, Eliza
beth and Watson avenues last night.
President A. j. HOLE acted as toast
and introduced Thomas Butler,
Hiram NJ Coleman and A. r.. Berry
as the speakers Of the evening.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-20
WHIST AND EUCHRE BY
DOANE BRANCH, L. c. B. A.

Doane Branch 100, L. C. B. A., will
give a whist and euchre in Institute
Hall, IS New street, tomorrow night.
Handsome prizes will be awarded play
ers and non-players. Dancing will fol-
low the games. The following COM
.raittces win take charge of the affair;
Arrangement, Mrs. Helen killarran.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-20
E%NTERTAINS ELKS.

George l.. Brooks, of 3o4 Main street,
Belleville, gave a musicale at his home
last night for the members and friends
of Belleville Lodge of Elks. An excel
lent program was rendered.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06
poR CARLOS DICKEN

legais 4 presentaros aqui de NJ Suagsoy SIN
ser namada dare la pollcia cuya galanteria es
proyerbia pero que tiene manera lnfane propa
de ella de evar los mportunos que arrstra or las ca
lies con los codos aadoS 81 hermosa senorta con los co
dos atados.
Pues bien 10 veremosdice entire dlentes IiortenSla
extendendo la mano :veremos 81 atreves hacerme
prender.
y cuando esteis bajo lave.-prosigue ei procurador
sin hacer caso de las ntmas paabras de la extranJera
IS costara trabajo el salr
-Veremos 81 os atreveis-repte Mile Hortensla
-Lo mejor que podes hacer ahora IS Partr'-conu-
ma 81 procurador manfestando que no la eseucha-y
epssdlo mueho antes vefver los PIES en- es'a
.
Y pensadlo muy despaco. respectable eaoaiiero'
antes he hacer 10 que decis
Vuestra sonora os despidi6 porque teneis nn Reho
;ntratable-allade ~ Tulkinghorn conducend" Mic
Uor,.nsa hasta la puerta oivideis !" que o. ne ~
= da.s nor avisada Solo resta adNertiros que soy
bou,,re que cumpo 10 que nrometo
l. francesa se retra sin volver siguiera Ia eabeAa
Tulkinghorn espera que haya sato para oaJaf !"
ho.,ega vueIve subr agunos monenios desPues CON
~ hoella LENA de tearanas cuyO coniemd" saoorea
placer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06

Para la construction del Puente So
bre la Quebrada Ruiz, earretesa de
Trujilo Alto, kil6metro $500.
POP. Por el scior Huberas: Para Ia
construction de la carretera de Yauco
4 Penueias.
203. Por los senores Benitez Casta-
no y Oppenheimer: Para enmendar
las secc,ones 5, Is, 25 y 26 de La Ley
disponiendo la organization, reglamen-
taci6n y Hahirrnc dc Ia policia insular
de Puerto Rico, aprobada en- 12 de
Mario de 1906 y para otros fines.
204. Por el sehor Aponte: Creando
otro cargo de fiscal para el Distrito
judicial de San Juan, Y para enmen
dar la moci6n primera, de la ley titu-
lada Ley proveyendo ell nombramlento
de iiscales de Distrito, definiendo sus
deberes y para otros fines, aprobada el
3 de Mario de 1904.
Died Conseio Executive sc lcyeron los
SlgluenteS:
3. Por el senior Travieso: Proveyen-
do para la organization de una Comi-
sion de AbOgados que examine infor-
me sObre las condiciones morales de
los aspirantes al ejerciciO de La aboga-
cia ante los tribunales de la Isla de
Puerto Rico, defniendo determmados
deberes de los abogados y para otrOs
fines.
Z. Por el senor Dexter: Proveyendo
para el mantenimiento, conservation y
desenvolvimiento del departamento no
NAL de La Universidad de Puerto Rico,
y para otros fines.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06
Proyectos De Ia CdnaPa

1917 Por los senores Garcia Ducos
y Llorens Torres Para derogar la Sec
cion de una ley titulada Ley para
impedir la crueldad con los aniraales,
aprobada EN- 10 de MARIO de 1904.
1913. Por .el senor Garcia Duc6s: Pa
ra construir una casa escuela de cua-
tro salones zen el barrio de lIiguey de
Ia ciudad do Aguadilia.
1919. Por los seilores j. Coll Cuchi y
Caballero Para enmendar el parrafo
primero del articuio 40, Formulario
capitulo III, titulo NJ del Codigo Po-
litco.
300. Por el senior Garcia Ducos: Pa
ra el estudio coiStrcculon de un po-
70 artesIano en- la municipaidad dc
Isabela.
POI. Por el senior Benitez Cas- tanos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06
Narration de Ester
cAPITULo III

No me atreya acercarme mi madre nj escrbir por
FL tenor de comprometer reposo.
La idea de que para ella peligro viviente
nlmaba FL terror que habia sentido Chesney
Void No solo evitaba pronunear nombre sIno
hasta or habar de ella porque ema descubrr el
TO- mas De sucedi0 SalIr bruscamente para
disimular mi turbacon. Pero cuando estaba sola me
admiraba de haber tariado tanto conocera. pre-
gunaba 81 vovera or recorrera todos los pc
riodicos para enconirar nombre
iCuanto amaba todo 10 que aeercaba ella Una
la vi e teatro vio tamben pero aunque es-
tabsmos muy hallamos separadas de otra
por un absmo frente de toda aquela gente reunda
que soiaba cuando penssba era su hJa Todo
Ia aesbsdo ahora contindo mi historic que es la de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06
a. s. l.5O

Es de mucha utilidad, no colo para
los Abogados. Cortes Judiciales, Ayun-
tamientos. Corporaciones , emplssdes
de todos los ramos, sino tambi@n para
los comerciantes, industriales y perso-
mas de negocios, el conocimiento do las
Leyes de Puerto Rico aprobadas por
las Camaras y el Consejo Executive sn
81 pasado afo de 1907.
Sc venden 6 81 30 en- 10 hhre14e del
Doletil Nerea1ttl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06
De Mayaguez
Varias noticias

No porque hayan dicho algunos pc
riodicos, que Ell dia % de Mario Sc
inauguraria nuestro hipodromo, debe
mos batir palmas en- senal de algeria
por tan grata nueva.
La noticia de la Inauguration de
nuestro hipodromo va. no vibra. Sc
nos ha dicho tantas yeces que nos
resis imos a creerla Ojala que esta-
Nez a tierta, q Yer II con esa nueya
diversion sacudimos un POGO la modo-
sepulcral que tenemos ror aq1i.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06
DESFIBRADORAS DUCHERMIN

Fstas son las iinicas maquinas pOr.
tailes que Sc han iDNentado para el
DIES ibre lie las sarsevieras Platanos
Maguey, Pima v tia planta . pulpa
Estan paientizadas en- todas las ma
clones.
Para incormcs: 0uchemin 81 Ave
nue. de Breteuil en- Paris, 0 al jinico
Agente exclusive para Puerto Rico
Andres Agostini.
Sc erlcuentra en- San Juan el senior
Ricra v Palmer alcalde de Mayaguez
auen viene en- as,lntos de aquella ad-
ministracion municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06

Esta maiisna Sc reuni6 Il Colegio de
Abogados, bajo la presidencia dei de-
cano sehor Hernandez Lopez, para to-
mar acuerdos con motive del faliecl.
miento del Presidente del Tribunal Su-
premo, don Jose Severe Quihones.
Sc scord6 que concurra al sepe''o
que tendra lugar esta tarde 4 las cin-
co, el Colegio de Abogados, presidisio
por el senior Hernandez Lopez; dedi.
car una corona 4 la memoria del ilus-
ire mnIerto iniciar una s,uscrlpcidn
pnblica para erigirie un maaIsoleo.
FL senor Hernandez Lopez despe-'
dira el duelo en- representation dcl
Colegio de Abogados v de la distin--
guida familia del tinado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06

Ulamamos Ia atenci6n de la policia
a fin de que dicte las meddas necesa-
rias de orden pnblico a fin de evitar
en- 10 possible el triste espectaculo en-
ire la policia Y el pueblo, d'irante Cd
sepelio de la malograda artista Lusa
Aregui.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06

Al sepelio de don Jose Severe Qui-
homes. concurriran el Goberno. jefes
de departamentos, Consejo Executive,
Camara de Delegates. con sus pres-
dentes reSpectivos, Colegio de Aboga
dos. la Corte Federal magistrates del
Tribunal Supreme, jueces de las Coz
ties de Distrito, Municipal y de Paz, po
icia msular representations de la
CoIqea Espanola del Comercio.
Aslstiran tamhitn los directories de
todos los darios de San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06
REsFR1ADos CAUsAN DoLoR

DE CABEZA. FL LAXATIVO BRO
MO-QUININA desvia la causa. Usadc
en- todo ell mundo para curar un res
friado en- un dia. La firma de E. W.
GROVE en- cada caiita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06

Decia el doctor Gonzalez Martinez,
en- su discurso conferencial en- q Con
sistorio, la otra noche que, en- el Hos
pitai de San Antonio no hay un sd
Ion que reuna M slqulela la mas pc
sima condici6n higienica para el tra-
tamiento de los tuberculosis Que Ell
local destinado esta ciase de enfer-
IS tan deficiente, que puede de-
cirse sin llegar al colmo de la exagera-
i5n. que 81 un enfermo de esta inds
| lie habia de durar seis meses andan-
do libfemente por las calles, recluido
en- el hospital. solo duraria tres meses
Ii 10 sumo Tambien dijo que, nues-
tro mnnicipio asignaba unos cuatro mil
dollars para el sostenimiento del refe-
rdo Hospital. una cantidad tan exigua
que despufs de gastos de empleados y
demas. solo quedaba o. dollars para
lalimentaci6n de los enfermos, que lie
gaba hasta ci el nlmero de estos
Estas revelaciones pnblicas del doe
tor Gonzalez. envuelven una censnra
nuestro municipio qge no athente
debdamente debidamente al Hospital
de San Antonio Y que son revelacio-
mes que no pueden tildarse de aptsfo-
nadas. por ser uno de casa qnlen las
echa a la publicidad en- pleno salon del
! cOnsistor1o.
Tengase pues en- cartera 10 dicho por
FL c0mpetente doctor. para que el nue.
w presipuesto Sc auHnente la parthia
d,l rcferido Hospital.
Sc encuentra en- esta cisIdad, sItlIa-
d. en- Il Barrio Paris. FL circO ShIpp.
Su debut fue vcrificado con un esplesl-
dido lIeno. FL pubIico salio como
disgussasiisimo snunciando no voiver
osra vez-
corresponsal
Mario ), 1903.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06

~ encuentra IN eSta cludad el 10
ven doctor Garcia de la Tore de Ma
yagliez. lie saludamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06
NOTlClAS

Manana por Ia tarie ~ vernicaran
en- Il Hip6dromo, carreras de caba--
llos, con 81 siguiente programa:
Frimera carrera 75O metros. Sobe-
rano, Generic. Mefst6feles y AriDoa,a.
Segunsia carrera $50 metros. Pansde-
ro, Bamiolero, Ladr6n, Cadena y Po-
Tailar.
Tercera carrera $50 metres. Msalsa-
jero, Mulato y Triunfo.
Cnata carrera media milla. Gacho,
Magnolia, California y Cambalache.
Quinta carrra $3.50 metros. Copo,
Imper6n, Novelero, Favorito y Palma.
Nuestro estimado amigo senor Fer
dinand X. Cesteros. Presidente del Ate
neo. ha estad0 guardando cama de un
fuerte ataIne grippal y nos informan
que Sc encuentra restablccido de su do
lencia.
| Lo celebramos muy de veraS.
Ia bella elegante sehorita Ercar'
nita CesterOs. se encuentra reStableci.
da de SUI dolencia.
| Las muchas amistades QUE profesan
carino intense 4 la senOrita CesterOs,
han de yer con mucho agrado 81 resta-
hlecimiento de nuestra simpatica ami
ga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-06

Esta manana han permanecido con
Ia bandera media asia todos los cdl-
ficios publicos del gobierno.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05

Tucuip and Ruta Baga seed al
Stones Drugstore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
Southern Crops.

w. II. c.. in the Rural New
Yorker. writes: IA northern farm
er can learn many things from the
operations in tidewater Virginia.
The first thing that struck me was
the enormous growth of crab
grass in the potato fields. The last
of the eight acres mentioned in the
financial statement was being dug
and the crab grass was ike mead
ow. They plow the potatoes out.
pick Up those in sight and then hsr-
row with a spike-tooth to uncover
the rest. They DO not seem to |
know what a spring-tooth harrow IS
in that country. Of course when a
potato crop is dug by July Is II VIII
not 90 TO let the land stand idle.
! They can let the crab grass grow
and cut it for hay and then plow and
SOW Winter oats and clover. Or
they can plant another crop of pota-
toes. This was being done at
Hampton on one field. The seed
had been kept in cold storage. and
WI be cut and planted much like
the first crop. No more fertilizer
will be needed. This crop is dug
in November. The land may than.
Il desired. be seeded to rye. This
would hardly pay. since the same
land Will De fitted and planted &c
early peas in February. Thus,
while much OF our northern sol
takes a vacation OF seven months Of
more, this Virginia soil keeps work
ing ten months. Another orol
which follows potatoes IS corn.
saw great fields Of dsrk-green cor
shoulder high-planted after Pots
toes. cabbage OF other crops weI
taken out. In some cases row
blsck-eyed peas had been dTile
down the middle OF the cor
Later crimson clover will be seed'
= in many Of these cornfields. /
not see. however. now they can o
tain a good seeding 10 this Glow
O wing 10 the way they handle I
81 c1n. Instead Of keeping the 81
fsoe level. they plow 10 the co
10, rows. leaving a deep valley at
center. In some cases. I was 10
- taey simply plow four burrows
= gether and plant corn at the cen
: OF this strip Then, later, inst'
: OF ou.uvaung. thew plow the II
5 dies 10 the corn rows, leaving
+ deep valleys I spoke Of. / car
see the wisdom OF this practice.
> + could not find anyone who was
= f 10 explain K. Great fields Of
< beans were growing on the Hang
= farm. They are mostly used
s;lage-cut into the silo with cor
4 frs, q load Of bean v.a-s and the
load OF corn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-08-05
Usual Saturday Night OTulkS,

Lawrence Meekins and Earnest
Lomax (colored) had the usual
drunk Saturday night. which result
e IN q fight in which Lomax stab
bed Meexins in the left side just
above the heart. Sergeant Wilkins
arrested them and early Mondsy
morning Mayor Warburton heard
the case. giving each ninety days in
Jail.
Josh Hsrword was also arrested
! for being drunk ard disorder.y snc
the mayor fined hin 81 SO and costs
a. Mondays court.
For the benfit OF strangers who
read this We would state that Wal
J amsbure is dry town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-15
keokuk is Enjoying an Era Of Health
full Prosperity and there are
no Contagious Dis
eases
SCARLET FEVER rs GONE
Last Cases Have Disappeared and
Homes Fumigated-Little Sick
ness Of Any Kind Re
ported.

Keokuk is enjoying an era OF
hea]thfnl prosperity. said City Ply
stefan r. n. Fegers to Gate City re-5
porter this afternoon, and there is
not a single contagious disease in the
city at the present time. The last
three cases OF scarlet fever we're dis
posed Of few days ago and the
homes thoroughly fumigated SO that
now the many residents are living in
state of nealthfulness and there is
minimum amount Of sickness of all
kind
At one tine it will be remembered
that there were quite number of cas-
es of scarlet fever and several cases
of other contagious diseases and DR..
Fegers rave the number Of the for
mer as thirty-five. All Of these have
since been cured ami the homes thor
oughly fumigated and all other forms
of malady entirely cbliterated. There
is little or no sickness of any kind at
the present time and with every form
of disease fully checked there should
be littla sickness for some time to
come.
Keoknk Is indeed fortunate to be
able to have the city physician make
such statement az the one above and
it Is doubtful If any town along the
Mississippi can boast of such clean
ly state of affairs as Keokuk can at
thu present time.
Dr.. Fegers who was but recently ap-
pointed city physician Is on the hustle
All the time and will make an earnest
effort to give the city as much health
as possible, and especially to keep all
public places in the best Of condi'
ton.
AS the city Is at the present time I
Eis very inviting to outsiders and It y
| better to mention prosperity alons
/ this line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-15
CITY NEWS

The city Of Fort Madison is busfly
engaged in cleaning up its streets and
alleys, crusade against the dirt be-
Ing made at the present time In the
Gem City.
The German Evangelical Sunday
School enjoyed a picnic today at Wild
Cat Springs. Several interurban cars
left this morning at 0 o'clock well
loaded yith those who will enjoy the
day in the woods
There were a thousand excursion
lists aboard the steamer w. W. and
barge Acme yesterday afternoon when
the boat landed at this port Many
of the Quincyites came up to see the
bail game. The excursion was given
+ by st. Joseph's young men of that city
and was the largest excursion run
from that port during the present
summer season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-15
CRY NEWS.
Ladies' Day at Hubinger park to-

Ladies' Day at Hubinger park to-
morrow.
AT the meeting this evening OF
Puckechetuclx encampment tae newly
elected officers for the ensuing half
year, will be installed.
Mrs. Walter Craig was In Denver,
III, recently to attend the funeral OF
her grandfather, the late B. F Tucker.
who died July 9. at the age of SO years
He was survived by ~ grandchildren
and rs great grandchildren.
The pupils Of st. Mary's school
and their parents. enjoyed hay rack
party into the country today. the wag-
ons leaving at 8 o'clock for the Merits
farm, about four miles out in the coun-
try. They will spend the day in the
woods and will return this evening,
via the hay rack route.
The placing of the red stars to
show the track connections OF the var
Eious roads operating in Iowa is fea-
ture of the new map Of Iowa, which
has lust been completed and which is
being sent out from the office Of the
state railroad commission. The map
also shows all interlirban lines up to
date as well as the Mason City exten-
sion Of the Iowa Short Line.
-Nauvoo Independent: The trolley
| surveyors are still out, having sur
iveyed every day during the past three
weeks that the weather permitted
I The preliminary survey has not yet
/ been completed. They arc having a
| lot of work locating the best route
Into Niota. Another eastern capitalist
will be here tomorrow to go over the
route. Mr.. Kieran will return to the
city next Monday.
"A Des Moines river newspaper
gives out the following warning: Look
out, There is a big crocodile In the
4 Des MONIES river, At least that is the
i report that comes from Eddyyi1le
/ There was a crocodile show at that
place and one of the big reptiles, nine
feet long and three hundred pounds II
weight. escaped IT. is supposed to BIZ
In the river hunting bad boys who d.
not mind their roamas--kids OF colo
preferred.
i water pipes are being laid to thu
new button factory which is now vel
under way at Third and Ridge street
Not many weeks will elapse befor'
1 the new building for this latest add
ton of Keokuk manufactures will b.
complete. The company intends tina
saws and machinery shall be place
| in the lower story Of the building be
fore the upper story IS complete, rea
ly beginning operation before tn
building is completed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-15
CITY NEWS
-
Read the want column.

Read the want column.
Don't miss the last Quincy-Keo-
kuk game of the series tomorrow
afternoon
Suits for divorce have been fled
by Grace Harms seeking separation
from Gerryheart Harms and Hattie
Spaulding seeking separation from
William ]. Spaulding.
M r. Printy. plaintiff in the
recent suit of NJ F. Printy versus Bon
ham Bros, has given notice Of appeal
a decision in the case being rendered
a short time ago by Justice burrows
The defendant gave notice of appeal
Immediately after the plaintiff was
granted Judgment in the sum of about
s35.
With an attendance Tuesday of
24,s01. the total attendance for the
first forty-two days of the Alaska Yu-
Pacific exposition passed the mil
lion mark, the grand total being 1916
2T2. This surpasses the record Of the
Lewis and Clark exposition and also
of the jamestown exposition. In the
former case the million mark was
reached at the end Of sixty-fve days
and at Jamestown ii was nearly tnrere
months before the turnstiles recorded
| / 900 900 admissions.
IF. C. Johnson of the Smith Hard
ware Co. was called to Ravenwood,
I Mo. last right by dispatch announc-
ling the death of his brother-in-law
/ Mr.. T. T.. Beedle of that city. Mr. Bee
die has often visited in Keokuk and
4 has a number of friends and acquaint-
ances here. He was born at Elder
I vile. HI. and lived there until his
+ marriage to Miss Ida Johnson when
( he went to Rayenwood. Mo, to live,
4 where he nes resided ever since. He
leaves three children in addition to
j his wife to mourn mis- loss.
The CenterviIle Citizen reports
A the progress in the interurban at that
place as follows: Bonds Of the new
II centerville-Mystic interurban lire ap
Il pear to be in demand, as subscriptions
are still coming in and it is said q
premium has been offered for some
of them. The interurban committee
today received a letter from the head
quarters Of the Citizens Lumber com
pany offering to take $500 bonds, bu
the subscription cannot be accepted
unless some bondlolder wants to dis
pose Of his bonds which none seen
anxious to do. One $500 subscription
which was made conditionally ma.
give the lumber company the desire'
opportunity to invest The engineer
made a good start yesterday and go
as far as the w P. Davis farm west 0
the city. They found the work abou
as expected, but the members of tn
party were tired when evening came