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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-12

LOST OCTOBER 21. ONE SOR- rel mare, white stocking feet; blaze face: branded l.. B. on right shoulder and X on left shoulder
 One colt, dark bay: haXen mane and tail; stocking footed behind: star in face. Any one notify Mr. Tom Hill or Mr J. E. Talbot. will receive $l0 reward. 1l-2-6t
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-16
CONDITIONS ARE BAD IN
 FAIRFIELD AND SOUTHPORT
<ater and Sewage Separate Systems
 Recommended by State Health 2 Board.

is At the annual meeting of the state board of health, the following inspec- tors of county homes were elected: Dr. Pons for Litchfield county, Theodore H. Mckenzie for Fairfield county.
 MT. McKenzie's report for the com nittee on water supply and sewage explained the situation at Fairfield and Southport as very bad. A committee at Fairfield had submitted the situa- tion to the state committee for advice and the letter prepared for the Fair field committee was read and assented to by the board. It recommended a Southport and in each system the enptying of sewage into a receiving basin from which it should be pumped into a septic plant and allowed to flow Sout on the ebb tides. The lifting methods of disposing of sewage was highly recommended by MT. McKen- zie.
 Professar Conn, in his report as bacteriologist and director of the lab oratory, recommended taking active steps to improve the condition of milk in the small towns. They are getting the milk that the cities. with improved supervision in such matters will not take. He also recommended the ex- animation of the throats of all chil- .dren when beginning school in Septem- Der for diphtheria germs.
 Dr. O.. L. MasSinger of Bridgeport was elected a member of the Connecti- cut Eclectic Medical Society examin- ing committee, to fill out the unex- pired term of Dr. George A.. Faber of Waterbury.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-16
SON TO PRINCESS
Little Sagan Heir Makes Fourth Boy
 Born to Anna Gould.

Paris. July 16.-The Princess de Sag an, formerly Anna Gould and later the Countess de Castellane, gave birth to a son last evening. The Prince ana Princess are at their palace on the Rue de Malakoff. The Prince is great Iy delighted. Both the Princess and her son are doing we'll
 The little Sagan princelet is the fourth boy born to Anna Gould. She had three sons by Count Beni de Cas- tellane, who are now under her guard ianship during the greater part of the year. She and the Prince were mar ried in London on July ', 1908. First they had a civil marriage at the office of the Registrar on the Strand and afterward there was a religious cere- mony at the, Eglise Reformee, the French Protestant Church on Soho Square,
 Despite rumors to the contrary. said to have been started by Count Boni, the couple appear to have lived in great harmony since their marriage.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-16
ROOSEVELT KILLS BIG BULL HIPPO
 ON THIRD SHOT
By Warrington Dawson, Staff Cor respondent of the United PreSs.l

(By Warrington Dawson, Stair cor
 respondent of the United Press)
 16.-(By native runner from Camp SaigosoD-At a most unexpected time Colonel Roosevelt last evening added to his African game bag the bull hip popota mus which he has been anxious to find since the beginning of the hunt. Colonel Roosevelt practically alone when he encountered the hip DO, which is one of the largest shot in Lake Naivasha territory for many years. His meeting with the animal was extremely hazardous. Colonel had taken the launch of Captain At marlborough and accompanied only by the shore after supper. Others, in cluding Kermit, were busy looking over the trophies of the past week. The Colonel had taken with him in the launch his two heavy elephant rifles. hoping but by no means ex- pecting to meet with a hippo. He had cruised about the lake for an hour and was running the launch at slow speed close to the shore in a lit tie cove.
 As he turned back toward the lake from the cove a crashing in among the rank growth along the shore drew his attention and turning he saw the hippo coming down to the lake. The Colonel immediately gave the wheel of the launch to one of the natives who accompanied and fired three shots at. the hippo at short range. The an- imal continued to advance after the first two shots. The third was fatal. After examining his prize Colonel Roosevelt returned to his camp great 1y enthusiastic and surprised the par .ty with the story of his killing. The natives were immediately dispatched to the cove to secure the hippo which late at night was brought to camp The animal weighed about three tons
 The killing of the bull hippo by Col onel Roosevelt following Kermit's bagging of a COW hippo on Wednes- day leaves only a calf to be secured to complete the bag for which the party visited the Attendborough es-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-16
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EARTHQUAKE CAUSES ENORMOUS LOSSES
Especial from United Rress>


 Athens. Greece, July 16.-Belated re- ince in Southern Greece, indicate the exceed the early estimations. The la test communicat ations declare that the loss of life was enormous and that the staggering. The shock occurred at ? o'clock yesterday morning but as the villages are in the mountains in the southern part of Greece, in a sparse fy settled territory, there are very few methods of communication with the outside world and the news of the dis aster is just coming through. Many villages in the provinces are in ruins and the inha bitants buried under the wreckage Many are dying from hun ger for it is almost impossible to rush food and clothing to them owing to rhe impossible condition of the noun tain roads.
 The government is taking hurried steps to rush relief to the scene but the work is progressing slowly. Only meagre news is available but what has leaked out indicates that the loss will be very heavy. No news has been received of the fate of the two largest cities in the district, Olympia and Pyragos. A small town near Olympia was totally destroyed. Ha- vari. also lies in ruins and at least twenty bodies have already been ta- ken from the ruins there while more than one hundred of the injured are being cared for. It is feared that many more dead and injured lie un- der the ruins of that village.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-16
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Going to Take a Vacation ?

If so take a second pair of glasses or spectacles with you. Our expert optician in attendance will without further examination duplicate perfect ly the glasses you wear, or prescribe others should your eyes demand it See him for any trouble of the eyes and obtain relief. Examination free. M. J. Buechler the retailer, jeweler and optician, AS Fairfield avenue.
 J. S. Wooster & Co.'S Selling Out.
 Now is the time to buy all kinds of summer goods at J. S. Wooster & Co. s great closing out sale at immense sac rifice in prices. Dress lawns, kinO- mas, Swiss mulls, lawns, corsets, per- caIes, notions, underwear, hosiery gloves, faces, ribbons, mems wear, la Gies' shirt waists and shoes for all, at corner East Main street and Barnun1 avenue.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-16
AN ANTI=FLY CRUSADE
Indiana Ordinance Which Connecticut
 Cities are Advised to Adopt.
F'rom Monthly Report of Conn. Board
 of Healthy

(F'rom Monthly Report of Conn. Board
 of Healthy
 The secretary of the State Board of Health of Indiana has started an anti fly crusade and is sending out to the Mayors of his State a fly ordinance, which they are urged to adopt. AS the same conditions prevail here, it would be a good thing for our Connec- ticut cities which have not already done so, to enact an ordinance some what similar to that proposed in In diana, which is published here:
 Whereas, It is commonly known that flies are very dangerous carriers of filth, filth pOiSOnS and disease germs, that they are born in filth and are a constant threat against the health happiness and prosperity of the peo- pie; therefore
 Section l. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of ....... that it shall be unlawful for any per son, firm or corporation to suffer or permit or have upon their premises, whether owner or leased by them, any one or more of the following unsani- tary fly-producing, disease-causing conditions, to wit:
 CD Animal manure in any quantity whick is not securely protected from flies.
 @ Privies, vaults, cesspools, pits or like places, which are not securely protected from flies.
 (9 Garbage in any quantity which is not securely protected from flies.
 (G Trash, litter. rags or anything whatsoever in which, flies may breed or multiply.
 Section ?. It shall be the duty of the chief of police, and health officers, up- on learning in any way whatsoever of the existence of one or more of the unlawful conditions described in Sec tion l of this ordinance, to notify the offender in writing. upon order blanks provided by the city clerk, to remove or abate said unlawful conditions stating the shortest reasonable time for such removal or abatement. In the event of the refusal or neglect on the part of the notified offender to obey such order, the chief of police or health missioner upon a blank provided by the city clerk, and it shall then be the duty of said street commissioner. and he shall have power and authority to remove and abate the reported unlaw- full conditions, and he shall keep an accurate account of the cost and ex- penses thereof, which shall be paid from the city treasury upon the sworn vouchers of the street commissioner, and said cost and expenses shall be lien upon the property, and shall be collected by law as taxes are collected and duly paid into the city treasury.
 Section 3. Any person, firm or cor poratton found guilty of having creat- ed or suffered to exist on premises either owned or leased by them any one or more of the unlawful conditions named in Section 1 of this ordinance shall be punished by fine of not less than five nor more than fifty dol lars.
 Section 4. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordi- nance are hereby repealed; and where shall be in effect upon and immediate ly after passage.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-16
Attempt to Lynch
 Alfred Vanderbilt
Especial from United Press)


 Lucerna. July 16.-An attempt has been made to lynch Alfred G. Wander bilt in Ussnacht, a little village in the Alps and only the fact that he was in a fast racing car saved Vanderbilt from serious injury and perhaps death. While motoring from Venice to to- ward Lucerne by way of Goddard Pass Vanderbilt in his French racing car arrived at Ussnacht where he halted to ask for further directions before continuing his trip to Lucerne. Owing to the large number of automobile ac- cidents in which peasants have been injured by speeding autos. the peas ants are in a hostile state of mind to- ward motor drivers. Seeing that Van derbilt was driving a fast car the peasants surrounded the automobile and muttered threats to burn it. They started toward the car, determined to destroy it. Vanderbilt leaped aboard his machine and Scurried away amid d regular hail of stones and other mis- siles. He was not injured. Arriving at Lucerne Vanderbilt reported the matter to the police authorities who have instituted a vigorous investiga- tion and several arrests have already been made.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-16
END OF A RED NOSE

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 tfons. z A peculiar feature of poslam, a new skin discovery, is that it is naturally flesh -colored and contains no grease, so that when used on the face for the compIexion, or for pimples, red noses, a..r any other inflamma tions, blemishes, lEor discolora tions, it's presence cannot be detected. It can thus be aAp1ied 2 in the daytime, the natural color of ssthe skin being Immediately restored and the actual healing and curing pro cess accomplished in a few days. It can be had of any pharmacist who sells pure drugs. Jennie Hamiltons Phar- macy makes a speciality of it. Fifty -scents. worth will answer either for the troubles mentioned or in curing or1in- ary cases of eczema Itching stops at once
 Any one who will write to the Elmer xency Laboratories, No. 32 West Twen- ty-fifth Street, New York, can secure, by mail free of charge, supply suffi-
 cierat to cure small eczema surface or clear a complexion overnight and remove pimples in twenty-four hours.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-16
Priest WrencheS Revolver
 From Wife Murderer
Special from United Press


 Hudson, Mass, July 16-Through the Earring of Rev. Father John Mullen, rector of St. MichaePs church here John A. Magorty. a prominent citizen. who fatally shot his wife here last night. is to-day in jail here. The priest when the police hesitated. boldly went into the Magorty home where the slayer was in hiding wrenched the revolver from Magorty's hands and held him until officers arrived in the attic where he had hidden. After Magorty shot his wife he held the po- lice at bay for over an hour and the fire department had been summoned to dislodge him from his home where he was shooting from behind a barricade. Then Father Mullen appeared on the scene and crawling through a window found Magorty up in the attic and overpowered him. Magorty'S wife is at the point of death in Marlboro Hos pital.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-16

Never was the vogue so great for harmony of the whole costume. and the most stylish women appear with gown. hat. shoes and accessories of the same hue.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
NEWS OAKLAND ALAMEDA
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR POLICE BALL
PatroImen and Detectives Sell
Tickets for Benefit of Wid=
ows' Insurance Fund

OAKLAND, Oct. 2.-The final ar
rangements have been commenced for
the police ball. which will be held at
Piedmont pavilion the evening of oc-
tober l2 to raise funds for the Widows
and Orphans aid association, the mu-
tual insurance organization of the de-
partment The program has been
designed and the last detail before the
committees is the decorating of the
hall for the evening.
Every member of the police force
is selling tickets for the ball, Detective
Harry Green thus far leading the list
as the most successful vender of card
boards. Invitations have been ex-
tended TO the police commissioners, TO
members of the San Francisco police
force and to commanding officers in
the departments adjoining this city.
The purpose of the ball is to create
a fund for the payment of 1000 policies
to the next of kin" of policemen who
meet death on duty. or die while in
service. Each member of the asso-
citation pays monthly premium. A
large sum was raised last year by the
police carnival Several deaths in the
department depleted the treasury. ana
the ball has been planned TO refill the
Golfers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
'COUNCIL GRANTS
BLASTING PERMIT
Quarry Will Be Made Reservoir
by Peoples Water Company
and Controversy Ended

BERKELEY. Oct. Am extension OF
the permit for the operation of the
North Berkeley quarry Of the Spring
construction company was formally
granted by the city council TO the
corporation this morning. and It can
fulhm contracts for street work in
Northbrae. Many protests have. been
made against the operation OF the
quarry.
The extension Of the permit for Oe-
tober and November OF this year and
from April 10 August OF next year
hinged on the use 10 be made of the
quarry after the cessation Of opera
lions by the Spring company
This was answered by the Peoples
water company. which declared its in
tention OF commencing work within
SIX months after August. 1910. upon
The construction Of a reservoir on the
quarry site for which purpose Il was
naturally adapted
All quarrying VIII be done under the
direction OF the commissions OF public
works. ". r. Mcclure. The permit
viii not be operative until deeds TO
certain parks west OF the quarry are
given by the Spring company 10 the
C-ty council as promised
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
PARENTS OF LARGE
FAMILY CELEBRATE
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Cavanangh
Observe Silver Anniversary
of Their Wedding

ALAMEDA. Oct. 2-P. F. Cavanaugh.
who at the last legislature introduced
a bin providing pension for the
parents OF L or more children. took
day of today 10 celebrate with his wife
the silver anniversary OF their we'd
ding. The Cavanaughs have had L
children born 10 them and with one
exception all are living. Many friends
called on the Cavanaughs today TO con-
gratulate them upon their arrival al
the quarter century milestone in their
married life
Cavanaugh has announced that he
will probably be a candidate for the
state senate on big family plat
form. The head of the numerous house
hold is circulating a petition to be sub
mitted 10 the next legislature in which
the law makers viii be requested to
again take up the matter OF having the
state pension the parents Of families
numbering u or more
Cavanaugh has secured the sigma
lures OF Mayor William II. NOy. former
Mayor E. X. Taylor and other public
men 10 the petition and intends 10 ask
President Taft 10 affix his name 10 the
document.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
FEARS EVICTION FROM
HIS RANCH BY RIVAL

OAKLAND. Oct. 2.-Fearing dispos-
session by force as result of conflict
ing agreements, Henry F. Weston.
lessee of a ranch of 200 acres near Cen
tervilIe. applied to the superior court
today for an Injunction restraining
Mary A. Winstanley, the owner. and
o. c. Benbow. his rival, from disturb
ing him. Weston said that he secured
his lease for one year beginning Octo-
Der 1 and he said he had paid $500 as
rent for six months. Since the signing
of his lease Weston said Benbow had
also secured a lease from Mrs. Win
stanley. and Weston feared an attempt
to evict him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
HIGH CLASS ACTS
AT THE ORPHFUM
New Bill includes Former Comic
Opera Star and Other Live-
Iy Entertainers

OAKLAND. Oct. 2.-Rosario Guerrero,
in musical pantomime. THE Rose and
the Dagger rated as one of the stars
in vaudeville. will be seen at the Or
pheum Sunday afternoon as one of the
features of the new program. She
viii be assisted by Signor Paglieri.
Tom Waters, comedian, and we'll
known in the theatrical world as a
comic opera star. is also on the bill.
Waters act includes songs dances. a
bit of piano fun. stories and ludicrous
incidents
Murray and Mack. Irish comedians. in
a bit of farce comedy "A Harlem Argu-
mentv are expected to supply 20 min
utes of amusement
Spaulding and Riego will introduce to
the Orpheum audiences their original
comedy act, Fun on the Flying Ira
pezef novel sensation which has
proved a hit in Europe and the east.
"Circumstantial Evidence the big
play which scored notable success at
the Orpheum during the week, having
been witnessed by hundreds of lawyers
and thousands of laymen. is to be one
of the most notable features of the new
program.
Ed Wynn and Al Lee in their sketch
THE Billiken Freshman" will be re-
tanned. Charles Montrell, the European
juggler; Rosa Crouch and George
Welch, known as that lively pair
Will round out the show.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

up by the little capillartes on the inside
inning OF the bowels. and all this poison
IS rushed right through the blood
II goes TO the brain naturally and
20 every part OF the body. every organ
oelng led on this polluted blood or
sewage. It goes 10 your face in the
FORM OF pimple poison and brea ks out
81 the Skin It goes 10 your head and
gives you headache and dizziness fr
goes 10 your brain and makes Won
drOWsy; II weakens the stomach and
causes dyspepsia and bad breath: IL
II goes 10 the kidneys and eventually
gives rise 10 Brights disease IL goes 10
the hearJ and makes il thumD: IL goes
10 the eyes and they lose their Iustre.
u makes your nerves fabby and weak
ana QUITO sorts. and this is the adva nc.
agent OF all kinds OF disease. which
pure, rich red blood aOwinS in vo7,r.
veins and your whole body was in
prime condition"
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
WILL GIVE SONGS
FROM ABORIGIN[S
COstumed Singer TO Chant Lays
of the Zuni Indians at
Berkeley Musicale

BERKELEY. Oct 2--Zuni Indian
songs sung before the, Sierra club under
the inspiring summas of the rocky
cliffs of the Yosemite valley this sum
mer viii be repeated nexf week, when
Miss Ethel PrebIe. in full Indian cos
tune. renders a cycle of songs in the
studio Of Miss Lydia Sturtevant in
Shattuek Avenue.
Miss Preble, who is a graduate of
the university and well known must
clan of this city. viii give also a group
of seven Rubaiyat songs composed by
Signor Antonio de Grassi in Prague
Bohemia in 1907. and dedicated 10
Miss Windfred June Morgan" who is
now his wife. The Indian songs were
written by Carlos Trayer. who viii ac-
company Miss Preble.
The program of songs follows:
Seven Indian songs-''Sunrise Call"
Coming OF MonJezuma. Lovers Woo
ing Fire Drill Song (piano piece).
Ghost Dance Lullaby" Festive sun
Dance" Rain Dance Song"
Seven Rubaiyat songs--'The Movin 2
Finger Writes" 20 Threats of HeII'
Heaven but the Vision of Fulfilled De-
sire Yet. All That Spring" -.Ah Love
Gould You The Rising Moon An
Empty Glass
Mrs Walter Carroll. a member of the
Readers club. viii give readings be-
tween the Persian and Indian group.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
Cathartics That Increase
Constipation.

-Aloes, calomel. crOton oil. cascara
sagrada. jalap, gamboge, blue mass,
colocynth. assafoetida. senna. EPSON
salts, laxative mineral waters, pOdo-
phyllin. castor oil. nux vomica. hyos-
cyamus, bellad0nna and others which
only physicians know about. cause re-
action In the bowels and result in
chronic constipation
1T is not necessary 10 depend on any
one of these movers and Just as sure
as you do you help 10 paralyze your
own bowels. You can have them move
every day regularly without taking anv
of these paralyzers IL you will only fol-
low out my idea. which has already
proved successful in hundreds Of cases
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03

swers all letters sent TO him and asks
no charge for the advice which he free
ly gives. These letters are from worn
out, pill-ridden patients who have tried
the s"Afdgley way" as last desperate
effort, and have been cured as easily al
though they had but mere cold
For the benefit of our readers we
have taken the trouble to pick out at
random few of these letters and pub
lish them. For instance. Mrs. Morgan
Parkhurst of Gerry. y. Y, suffered for
80 years and cured herself in 30 days so
completely that she says. Two years
ago / commenced with your treatment
and am so glad | did and so thankful
for what it has done for me. I have no
trouble now. am better in every way"
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
BOND ELECTION AND
ANNEXATION FAVORED
Quinn Club Adopts Resolution
PIedging Its Support

OAKLAND. Oct. 2--The James 9.
FQUinn REPUBLICAN club has adopted res
lulutiOns fsvOring the proposed bond
issue 10 build municipal buildings and
10 improve the water front. and ad-
.Nocatine the calling Of an annexation
telectiOn after the bonds have been
voted.
Councilman Stachler and several
members of the club spoke in sdvo-
,cacy OF the TWO elections. and the sup
port Of lhe club was pledged.
Ihe resolution. which was adopted.
was framed by elem Franks. Jack XVI
and Edw ard T. Josie. who compose the
conmittee On 1nReXstion-
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-03
FAVOR ANNEXING TO
CITY OF OAKLAND
EImhurst Club Hears Speakers
at Large Meeting

ELMHURST. Oct. 2.-CounciIman
Harold Everhart OF Oakland was among
the speakers at a large meeting which
was held last evening by the Central
Annexation club. The organization is
making a strong campaign 10 unite
with Oakland The meeting Vas
called TO order BY ]. J. O'TooIe. presi-
dent or the club. ]. W Sayres OF High
land was chairman Among the other
speakers were r. B. Myers. d. L. sea
man, principal OF the Highland school
and z Huffaker. An annexatinon club
representing Highland was formed