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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-08-29
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Features in this Column:
Crown For American Girl
Rescues Of Ida Lewis.
Peasants Gown Of Money

Miss Mabel Boardmnn, favortts
with President and Mrs. Taft, has
been presented by the Italian govern
ment with crown of gold in recognie
ton of her services rs member OF
the American Red Cross society to the
victims of the recent Italian earth
quake. The crown was RENTED to
Miss Boardman to her summer home.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-08-29
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F'Frss.-sis nisia ere saee4ed III Chi
cage nsil fanarr they belong TO q
union he eetfs,tarv IF the organiza-
ton n Miss klttg Murphy The wages
range from sffha IL 5000 a aA
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08
CHINESE SAID TO BE -. !.
NFEAR0F THEIR LIVES


=, New York, July 7.--Acting upon
information received from the Chi
nese minister at Washington today
that Immediate trouble was expected
between the rival Chinese societies,
the Hip Sing Tongs and the On Leong
Tongs, Police Commissioners Baker
dispatched 80 policemen and 80 de-
tectives to Chinatown. The police In
tended to deal summarily with any
uprising that might occur. ......
According to the police the recent
conviction and passing of the sen
tence of. death on Ave Cinnamon tn
Boston, ali members Of the Hip Sing
Tongs, and the vigilance Of the local
detectives in securing Chinatown for
information In regard to the muir
derar. Of Elsie Sigel are the PRIME
causes Tor disguietude and renewed
luminosity between the rival tongs.
Tom Lee. the reputed leader OF the
On Leong Tongs, is said to be q pr1s-
"ner In his own home on Mott street
where he has been in hiding since an
attempt was made on his life last
| "%ek, which was frustrated by bis
white wife, who answered a call at
! his door and confronted two China
men with drawn revolvers. She told
them Tom was not at home,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

through Harbor Island TO the jetties
q distance of eight or nine miles,
Work has been going ON with re-
spect to. the first installment of the
channel for about three months. and
1t VIII progress rapidly, prospect Tor
the completion of the enterprise
with little delay being most encour.
aging. ~ :, T.. j. .E".~ :
The proposed channel will give a
direct line to the jetties from Aran-
SOS Pass, cutting off great deal of
distance that is now being traversed
by shipments Of stone for the goy-
eminent works. The channel Is et-
pected to be an important feature in
connection with the proposed con.
struction Of q deep-water basin In
the port Of Arkansas Pass, which is
the logical port of San Antonio. The
completion Of all of the improve
ments at Arkansas Pass now propos-
ed by private concerns, as we'll as
the government, is expected to re-
dound most bencficially to San An
tonic in Its capacity as gateway of
commerce.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08
REPORT OF WOMANS' HOSPITAL
=. . g.. ASSOCIATION
3B&,.rfS ~

We organized on the 9Th Of Sept.
1908, with IA members, to- do charit-
able work wherever we could find it
needed, We have collected since that
time one hundred and thirty-three
dollars. =.
Our membership numbers So. We
have cared for hospital patients and
Q cases Of tuberculosis.
nurse, food and bedding were
provided for the tuberculosis cases.
The following amounts were col
iected from organizations:
Odd Fellows $500; Providence
Lodge OF st, Lukes $500; Capital
City Lodge, K. Of p, $500. J
$47.20 was collected tag day by
the following young ladies': Beatrice
Bnrka, Ella Holmes, Emma Con,
Gertrude Campbell, Emma Wade,
Haael Bailey, Ola Mitchell, Maude
Wanzer, Cecil Miller, Cordelia, Wan
ger, Ruth Rice, Gertrude, Melton
Ethel Smith, Ardonia Price, sa1lie
Hale, Esther Fulks. Miss Sallie Hale
sole the greatest number OF tags
$500 worth, and Miss .Cordelia Wan.
ger sold the next greatest amount
We wish to thank thu young ladies
who assisted us tag day.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

each containing 81 electric gfohas
Inc hours are indicated by shoffafsI
rows OF colored lights. In place b
ehe hands, then, two lines OF Hgla6s
sweep over the face, OF the dial ofssss
Indicating minutes and the otli 8r
hours. Each SECOND the illumtnat s
IN an outer circle of lights moves fos 4:
ward one lamp, and whaf, an entire
circuit has been completed tbs fsf sstS
OF minute lights is advanced one $fIietS3gg
terval. The hour hand moves esEF
nVe-mtnute intervals. The dat
formed on the face Of q huge I,eflalss5 &,
lum, which swings to and fro DYER
an arc Of Is feet, The pendufan sS
AZ feet long, and It's weight. wiEi /;
the 5,485 lamps and II, 900 coIsmsS
tions required, Is 5000 pounds. Oxask9,
q mile of wire was used Iii makiisRI
the connections Of the. clock
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08
TEXAS | 4! )! HAS h DEEPWATER
= T. PROJECT FOR BIC SIC { iii IS

San Antonio, Texas, July 7.---San
Antonians are behind project
whereby the port Of Arkansas Pass Ia
to be improved to permit of the load
ing and unloading of ocean-going
vessels at tho docks of the city. The
proposition Involves the construction
Of an eight and one-half foot chan
mel from Arkansas Pass to the jetties.
part Of which will give direct route
from the city Of Arkansas Pass to the
waters Of the gulf. The charter Of
the Arkansas Pass Channel and Dock
Company, the concern which is pro-
noting the project, was filed by A.
L. Matlock, an attorney Of San An
tonic, representing e. o. Burton, A..
Fl. Danforth 8Ed w. e. Nelson. the
incorporators. The capital stock of
the corporation is 100000; it's
domicile is Arkansas Pass.
A channel 8 IL feet deep by rs
feet wide has already been con-
structed from Arkansas Pass to the
Morris and Cummings cut, n. distance
Of two miles. To complete the prof.
ect, the channel will be continued
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

.LIO(||R|!III|,C|I''1Ul'l1HRO
.V'tll|NN|NS''QgAlRR||It|E

1 Huntington, Wa. July The
GNyan 81 Valley IS passenger NJ train
brought the ,bhdyf Of William Justice
4 OF this city, whence It waa aent to
the former home or the dead 81 man.
near Ashland, Ky. Justice was XIII,
ed In a pistol duel at q platform
dance at Foley, Logan cobnty; SAT-
&nrday night, his slayer being Sherd
Baldwin. the town marshal OF Foley \
The killing ID said to$haye been in.
directly the result OF an old Quarrel
], between the two men, although it;
arose Immediately out OF an attempt
by Justice to interfere with Baldwin
while: the latter was beating wo-,
man. Z, 4@i., ;%Sr * ! < .~~< ,5'y'
III Foley is a mining town six miles
alloys, Logan, on Dtngess Run. The
people OF, that community Had made
great. preparation tor the Fourth OF;
July celebrations part OF which was
70 be- = platform dance at a platform
owned and conducted by Justice,
The dance began aSturday night with
great number: Of: people in attend.
Rnce9 !. s., -. ~ =. !. z & f'..
= Details OF the affair which have,
reached Huntington are meagre, but
1t seems that Baldwin had gone to
the dance accompanied by woman
relative, said to have been his daugh-
ter. ~ During therprogress OF the rev
ell this woman IN some way aroused.
the Jealousy OF another woman who
attacked her infieting O. severe
beating before Baldwin, could, or .9iid,
integferas When he did interfere,,
however. he attacked the second wo-
mansAercelXs knocking her down and
kicking her. At, this juncture JUS
tice appeared and ordered Baldwin
to leave the woman alone and not to
kick her again. Needless Of the
warning Baldwin struck the pros
trate, woman with his foot, where
upon Justice pulled a revolver and
fired at him. Baldwin cody knock
ed aside the weapon Of his adverse
;ry, drew his own revolver and shot,
the bullet entering Justices side,
producing instant DEATH, H..
-~-s The affair created tremendous ex-
element and as the bystanders were
inclined to take up the quarrel and
1t looked for a time az If there might
be more serious trouble. The dis
turbance was :'queIled, after a time
and the crowd dispersed. Baldwin
was arrested. The body of Justice
was$ taken to Logan Sunday morning
and on to the Justice home In Ken
lucky yesterday. ,s.i : =, I 81 :
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08
BILL FOR WHITE FIRRhaKNs5
Georgia Legislature viii be- AsEaSs
to Take Negroes Jobs AwaY.

Atlanta, Ga, June 29.--Tho prep
aration Of bill to exclude Negroes
from employment as firenRen ID Asz1
trainmen In this state was baA
today by committee reprssgn
the firemen and trainmen 61ssS 1llSs
Georgia Railroad. a<$.f 81 Ia IS 4
The bill will be presented to No
Georgia legislature now I'M ss8gsoA
A bill already has seerS tdtr1dH sM
into the house requiring an
tional test for Negro Ssssa4 Il s,,ts
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

The Army transport Sherman,
which has been out Of commission at
SanF'rancisco for year owing to lack
OF available funds for its repair, is
to be thoroughly overhauled. A
contract has been made with, the I'm
Ion Iron Works for the complete re-
pair OF the ship at It's bid of $314,-
900. -. - =: =.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08
CLOCK WITHOUT HANDS.
An Interesting Electric Tlmepiece
Shown Mt LollisviI9e.

A very Interesting electrical clock
was exhibited at the Southern Elec-
trical and Industrial Expedition held
IN Louisville, KY. This clock Is diff
ferent from the ordinary In having
no hands. Minutes are indicated by
means of 60 radlal rows of lights,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08
4. WIZ! J, S 81! / i I You


Right Now, while you need Summer Foot
wear, when you can easily save at least IA
OF the regular selling price We do not want
to move the stock from one place to the other
We want to have one grand cleanup and
with that object in view prices are slashed
accordingly, !.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

This sale Of High Glass Footwear will continue
special delight in doing unusual thin this good
adding the qfmovng en- tire
the benefit per cent from the sell
ing price of all SUMMER footwear in which
but lots marked small and
the broken (
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08
BLACKS
Green With Envy, Berate Browns
and Fellows Until Blue
In the Face.

Atlanta, Ca, July .4.--"The color
line within the color line" is the
unique spectacle which is presented
in tho affairs Of the order Of colored
Odd, Fellows in Georgia.
The "black QNegroes' Of the order
charge that the browns and yell
lows are striving to establish NIL
latto aristocracy In the positions of
trust Of colored Odd Fellowship in
the state, leaving the bIack-skinned
members to dig the bitches" and
furnish the sinews of war.
The charge Is set forth in this
weeks number Of the Supreme Cir
Gle News, a. Negro fraternal organ
which circulates widely throughout
this state. Florida and Alabama.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08
For Excitement.

Professor Palmer, of Harvard, adj
yises goods to fiirt for. recreation.
Well, some people go over Niagara
Falls: In a. barrel for the same pur-
pose.--New York American. =,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

Washington, July, z.y-Chinese In: III
number Of cities have felt concern;
ed for their personal safety as REL
suit OF the agitation Following the
Stgel murder in New York, and are,
chatting under the annoyances and
prosecutions to which, in some places
they have been subjected. 1t was
to call this condition of affairs to the
attention Of the Chinese Legation in
this city that q committee Of three
wealthy Cinnamon from New York
came to Washington and asked the
legation officials to convey to- the
United States government the re-
quest that special protection be CIV
en- the Cinnamon. s.
Recent murders OF Cinnamon in
Brooklyn and New York, the legation
officials say, caused their countrym en-
In those cities much uneasiness,
though no intimation Ia intended to
be conveyed that American citizens
were In any way responsible for the
New York committee, the Chinese
charge d'affaires, Mr.. Wa, caleld on
Huntington Wilson, the acting sec
rotary Of state, and presented to
him the statements made by his
Icountrymeh, with the result that the
matter was turned over to the Gov
eEnor Of New York for such action
Rs he might see ht to make. The &C.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08
JEFFERsON-M'ADEN NUPTIALs.

Retdsvflle, N. c., July PA beauti-
full wedding was solemnized at the
Christian Church at nine o'clock last
Wednesday evening, June 80, which
Miss Sallie Jefferson, Of this city, be-
came, the bride. of Mr.. Chas. McAden,
of Milton, N. c., the pastor Elder M.
G. Walker officiating. .>..
Preceding the approach Of the bri-
dial party, a solo was sung by Miss
Matte Davis to the accompaniment
on the organ by, Miss Eugeniaa Cart
er. AS the last note died away the
bridal party, to the soft strain of Men
delssohn's wedding march by Miss Eu-
genia Carter entered the church The
fower girls, Annie Jefferson and Els,
telle' Lindsey, we're first to enter, fol-
lowed by the ushers, Messrs. Jas.
Whitsett, Azzie Whitsett and David
II. billiard. Then came the brides
maids, Miss Maggie johnson, Miss
Annie Freeman, of Milton, N. c., Mary
Sue Hairston, Of Martinsville, Va,
and Adolphia Duffey, of Winston.sa-
lem, N. G. The groom and his best
man and brother, the maid of honor,
Miss Mazzie Jefferson entered next,
followed by the BRIDE, who was escort
ed by her brother, M. r. Jefferson.
The organiSt played soft melody,
while the ceremony was performed e.
The bridal party was rendered re-
|ception by the Sweet Magnolia Club
at the Mason-Pytfian bali.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAden left Thurs
day morning for a trip to his home at
Milton, N. c., they will be at home
In Reidsville after July 5tH3
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

tivity Of the New York police today
probably Is an outcome of the de-
Yelopments In Washington,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08
Bryan's Modest Comnlaint-

: bFyAh's. NaOIeSC Complaint.
- fyaI COM pla ms that .reporters
give him no peace, How Che = musG
be looking for relief to a. certain
point in Africa!-Ch1cago Record
Herald. 49,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-07-08

The extra detail Of police sent to
Chinatown today have been ordered
to alternate in watching y: the resi-
dents of the district day and snsShB
and arrest anyone who attempts to
make disturbance =. -
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
Prbats Notices.

RESTRICT OF WASHINGTON, ss, Court Of U Probate Dec. 4, 1903
 Estate Of Mary R. Hiekoy. late 'of Washington, fin said district, deceased
 Upon the application of Mary l., Il. Hollis ter praying That an instrument In writing purporting to Do the last will and testament of said Mary k, HiekoS, deceased, may be proved, approved, allowed and admitted to probate, as per application on file more fully appearsi lt Is
 Ordered, that said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office In Washing ton.lln said district. on the 18th day of Dec, A. D, 1909, at o'clock in the afternoon. and that notice ba given Of the pendency Of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon,sby publishing the same once In some newspaper having a circulation In said District, and by posting copy thereof on the public slgn-post in the town of Washington, ln said District.
 Heman O. Ayerill. Judge. nIsTRICT OF VIEWPOINT ss. Probate b Court, December !. A. D., 1909.
 Estate of Israel selgel late of New- town In said district deceased.
 The Court Of Probate for District of New town hath limited and allowed ( months from date hereof, for the creditors of said Es- tate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said tlme,will be de- barred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make Immediate payment to
 Stephen B. Hayes, Administrators
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
M. L. METCALF, Agsnt, Phone ll-2. Fairfield, Conn.

WANTED-immediatel on saw mill job
 " some one to take tse logging In to mill and drawing of ties to railroad. three miles from mill. About 5OoO ties. etc. Atchison Brothers, Boardman, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10

wANrED-To buy history of Hubbell family of Huntington, published by J. H Hubbell, 40S Broadway, New York Al dress Bee Ofics Eswtown, Conn
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10

YOUNG MEN WANTED
 To Learn the Automobile Business. Big pay. Work pleasant and demand for trained men great Fit yourself for position of chauffeu or repairman. We teach you by mail to become competent in 10 weeks and as sist you to secure a good sltuatlon; hlsnlS endorsey. Reasonable. No automobile neces- sary with our working models and charts. J Send for full particulars and illustrated pamphlet to
 Howard s HOyt, representing Dyke's Correspondence School of Motoring
 Hlckok Ave, Bethel, Conn'
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
I HAVE FOR. SALE

Several farms places, and businesses real cheap. One 5-room house, three acres of land, near village, on a good road; mail comes to the door every day; good neighborhood for s70O; worth 5000. Also 10-room house, nearly new never dry wells of pure water; large sheds and barn; chicken houses; well house and shop; fine place for poultry; 10 acres of land; mail delivered; phone in the house; fine place to live summer CT winter, and poultry does very well here; 3 miles to Westport; 12 miles to trolley; only s4000; buildings alone are worth every cent of the price. Also one good nearly new portable sawmlll 30 horsepower Farquhar boiler and en- zine mounted or wheels; No 1 Lane 40 fit mill: pitts. tools and everything already to start up; Hoe chisel bitt saws and brand new S-ply 12 inch rubber belt only $1,O00; worth much more. Also another portable saw mill outfit com plete, and good job with it; Nagle 25 horsepower mounted boiler and engine well covered with asbestos and sheet iron; this outfit is running every day in York state; has two pairs of oxen, one pair heavy horses, log boats. chains, hooks, axes, one heavy wagon, one iron wheel truck, one 10 h. p. traction engine to haul away the ties and lumber, with two heavy trucks for that use; with all the tools. accessories and parts to make the outfit complete and in proper con- dition to make met profit ot s10O to s150 per week; will pay for itself in 30 weeks. Come out and take this busi- ness and pile up some money for your self. Also have one water power mill on the edge of York state: rlenty of water except n dryest seasons; new Lef- fell water wheel, grist mill. (Burr stone), saw mill and hydraulic press cider mill; cost $500; nice house, 2-story and French roof all in fine order; T acres of land in a good neighborhood; } miles from the nice village of Ridgef1eld; on good road; mail delivered and phone next door; fine place for blacksmith and wheelwright. Just write me what you want and I'll find it for you if don't have it m hand. Nov $ the time to se- cure these bargains as land is on the rise all over and you arc perfectly cafe to invest your money.
 M. L. METCALF, Agent,
 Tai fr~HA rnnn
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
The D. M. READ Co.

sPECTACLES and eye glasses fitted. Lenses matched and allkinds 3f repairs. Reod & Todd, Opticians, 1O54 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
NOTICE.

While they last March, April and May matched bullets and ccckerels at s1 and slBQ each. H. M. Greenman.
 Route I6 .-
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10

Twill be at Washington Depot. every Tues day, from 10 a. m. to , D. m and will pay the highest market price for poultry. cattle and calves c. II. HUDSON, Watertown, Ct.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10

WANTED-A married man to do all kinds of work, one that can drive oxen CT horses, an American preferred. A steady job for the right man. B. s. Fairchfld & Son, Nichols, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10

Fon sALE-Seven year old horse, sound, clever and fearless. New Con- cord buggy and rubber trimmed harness, separate or together. E. J. OBrien, ROxbury, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
The D. M. Read Co.
 Esrablisbsd I657.
To Those Going Forth In Quest of Christmas Gifts.
EsrabHsbsd l657.

Ihe Gift Room" ready for inspection From all this from departments certain beautiful things have been gathered things have gathered gifts vinmn unlike the regular stocks home setting there different Customers will find will be helped suggestions
 In Furniture Reproductions of Period Fumu Colonial Pieces eighteenth century, Scruto Desks Tables chairs Tea Tables and Muffin Stands Bombay eakwod Taboue and Pede In China Tea Sets for the Dawngoom English French and Holland dainty and that have shown before Odd Pates Jugs and Cups and Suces.
 In Silver Small Pieces for the toilet table dresses Tea Balls Sugar Tongs Salts and Peppers.
 Jewey Odd and beautiful Brooches with jade Neck Chn La Vaeres Guards Logne Chains Buckles Shirt Button Sets for Men, Stickpins and ob.
 In Leather. Handbags of pgskn and daniy feathers, purses fasks Bottle Cases and Dressing Cases
  small novelties.
 Sandawood fans and Handkerchies.
 Second floor, Carpet Elevator
 IT., AA MEAN
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
12e7 EGGS |

V L. METcAIr, Agent,
 Phone ll-2, Fairfield, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10
STEPNEY DEPOT, CONN.
FOR SALE.

One "Reo" touring car, seats five, plen- ty of power for any hill; is in fine shape, -Four new shoes and four extra inner tubes; all tools and accessories, includ-
 Ing new galvanized iron tank with 15O gals Of gasoline. The whole thing for s4QO. Big bargain. Also one turbine water wheel, steel casing and 32 feet of "A inch steel penstock; for $50; worth twice the price. Also a lot of wood saw ing machinery; good strong wood saw
 frame and mandrel; 32 inch saw a pole | swing saw that will cut poles 10 inches In diameter and 30 feet long; windlass with 800 feet of flexible wire rope to haul the poles up to the saw with
 power from the lot anywhere within the 900 feet; two men can cut 10 to 15 cords
 Tn day; also there is post attachment
 that goes with 1t to saw fence posts with; works fine; also a drag saw for saving logs, will cut any lengthe; whole outfit Sor s2U0, including the S2 inch cut off saw and one 28 inch rip saw for saw ing posts etc. This outfit for anyone in the wood business will pay 400 per cent on the investment. Also 5U00 Easy Way, washers, which are to every fam ny Who wear clothes godsend and you all will buy one just as soon as you know what they will do and how easy it IS for you to let them do 1t. They are s6 each and will last lifetime and pay for themselves twice every year in the saving of clothes that ore worn out by
 rubbing. Just drop me a postal and I
 will come to your home with one and
 prove to you what they will do and you will be under no obligation to buy if you don't want to. Also few thousand
 steam cookers for all kinds of food. New thing, just out, and the very best thing yet discovered. If you want one lust
 say so and it will come to you at a low
 price. -
 V L. NETCALr, Agsnt,
 fhone ll-2, Fairfield, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-10

Single Comb Rhode Island Reds. This IS the record of 2 hens, two and three years old, and two bullets, for one year. One hen laid 190 eggs. Three set, year. Extra nice cockerels for sale, Mrs Grace c. Wellwood, Bfidgewater, Conn.
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