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New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
WITH ATHLETIC BOWLERS
RoSeuilIe and Montclair Vim Odd
Games IN Erciting Series.

The RoseviIe Athletic Association won the odd
game in an Athletic Bowling League series last
night and the Montclair club did likewise at Co
lurnbla Roseville rolled at home against North
End and the former. with two totals better than
a thousand. averaged sS7I. North End won the
first game by eleven pins.
The SCORES were follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
TO STOP ETRoIT-wAsHINGToN GAME

Chicago, March 22.-President Ban Johnson OF
the American League announced tonight that ne
had taken steps to prevent the Detroit and the
washington teams from playing ante-season games
In 1rexas as such games would be contrary TO the
constitution of the league. Mr. johnson says the
rules Specifically forbid the playing of exhibition
ganaes between teams in the American League
Detroit and Washington played two games at san
Antonio
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

Dallas, Tex March 22.-The younger Giants went
to Sherman this afternoon, and after spirit
ed game with the Austin College boys won by a
score of 70 2. Mathewson was the manager for
the day and he was the victim OF a lot OF gibing
because he allowed the amateurs 10 make it close.
Holmes and CrandaT did the pitching for New
York. and the old players were especially interested
in the work OF CrandaT. his seems TO be
as good It at any time last season In fact
Mathewson says that CrandAn has improved won
derfully He thinks that he will be OF the
successful pitchers Of the season
Holmes. who is left handler. also did well
Meyers the Indian. caught the full nine innings and
amused the college boys The veterans remained
in Dallas and worked all day tnfield team work
The infeld is Just 1t will be all season. and
McGraw is taking advantage of the beautiful wealth
er to get the working In harmony on some
new plays he is devising. The Outhed had little
work 10 do this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
WATSON LEADS PALMETTO GOLFERS.

Aiken. s. c., March 22-The thirteenth annual
tournament OF the Palmetto COLI CLUB opened heto
- - some excellent scores were made in the
oualifving round for the Southern Cross Cup X
c. Watson. S. Leroy E. Thompson, j. c. Tappin'
n Perrin. j. B. Taylor, H. A. Sands and G. M
F1inle qualified for to-morrow's match play. Inc
feature of to-day's play was the golf OF n y:
watson. of Garden CITY, whose rs won the cup TOT
the low score.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
RECORD PURSE OFFERED.
Chdttdnoogdns Want JefTies and
johnson to Fight for 500 900.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March 22-Chattanooga capi-
tahsts offered purse of $4,000 to-day for
eight-round fight between Jack Johnson the cham
plon heavyweight pugilist, and James J. Jeffries,
the unbeaten former champion, who retired from
the ring years ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
ARNOLD WINS rHREE-cUsHIoN GAME.

- a arnold ana E. Gilmore were the winners in the
-'ee-eusaion billiard tournament at Doyle's Acad-
-. yeSterosy- Gilmore defeated 0. Murdoch in
~ evening ~ % to i5 in thirty innings He had
nigh rUn II l. J. Sheehan fell before Arnold IN the
afternoon gaEass by % 10 Is The game went forty
innings and the winner had high run OF 4
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
CRIMSON BEATS TIGERS AT SOCCER.
Harvard Eleven Wins from Princeton by a
Single Goal in Hard Fought Game.
[Rv Telegraph Ii % Trlbune.

Princeton, y. j. March 22s-Harvard defeated
Princeton in an exciting soccer game to-day by
score of ! to 0. During the first half Princeton
played phenomenal soccer. and several times nearly
scored but the fast play OF Gardner at goal pre-
vented the score. In the second half Harvard
played whirlwind game and succeeded in scoring
one goal.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
BURKE AND SULLIVAN DRAW.

Sailor Burke, the local puglst, and Jack
CTwfn) Sullivan. OF Boston. fought ten fast ROUNDS
20 a draw before a large crowd at the Marathon
Athletic Club Brooklyn. last night. The men put
I'D fast and hard fight from the tap Of the gong.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

Two-base hits-Gettman. KeeIer. Three-base hit-E-
berfeld Home runs-Demmit Kelly. EIberfsld. Stolen
bases-Schahy. KriChell, White Bases balls-Nan-
ming. in two innings Mcjinntty in six innings. FriH
/ in three innings; Lake, innings. Sacrifice
hits-McGinnity Sharpe. Struck out-By McGinntty g;
BY Frill /: by Lake, 8 Left on bases-Nevarl s. New
York. 2 Time-One hour and thirty-hve minutes.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
RESULTS OF BASEBALL GAMES.

At Chattanooga. Tenn.Cincinnati NatonaD. ?: Chat
tanooga (south Atlantic. (ten innings)-
At MONTGOMERY. Ala--Philadelphla (AmsrfcAn), q:
Montgomery Southern .
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

New Orleans. March 22.-The Philadelphia Ameri
can League Baseball Club left here last night fOl
Mobile where it will wind up its ante-seasOn prac
tIce The Cleveland Americans arrived last nigh
from Mobile, to remain for three weeks.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
The score follows


.Phiibin batted tor McGinnity in sixth tKleinow
Manning in the third tMcIlveen batted for
Lake in NINTH
Newark. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 2 o Ks
New York....................O 0 l 0-6
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
THE STORM
By P. A. COT

picture the series of PhoOgravure reproductions OF
famous paintings the METROPOLITAN nUSEUM OF ART
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
The score follows.

E9als Care. Of Paris T. : 81 o e1 q % s5 1so
ToeI RI Z ~, % y J. o. ls I3 Il. g. O. S. 2 O. J. IL
rsi,., h-sn Tuias, $50 81 IS Average le 203O
: ? - - 5SeiaafssI q Chicago-2 10 2 49, g. O. O. %
n - - : - zs, . s. ]. o, 81. O. ! q Is II
y - Total 3a9. High runs 81 IS and "a Average '
hsferee-Eaward Mclaughlin
r.e,. .,'sFt cutter. Of Boston and Harry Cline, of
Philadelphia, VIII meet in the af,ernoo, -. -.
oay, while George 3. Sutton of Chicago. and Ora
= MoFningstar. Of this city. will fight il out this
evening = oO' '''''
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
TEXAS AND TEXANS.

A number of fine residences are I'M
der construction at San Angelo
Owing to high price of broom corn
Terrell broom factory has closed tenn
porarily
Prospects for large wheat and oat
crops in the San Angelo section are
flattering
Twenty-Five boxes of cigars were
stolen from the drug store at Dallas of
r. KOpisch
Joe B. White was fatally shot at
Wichita Falls. Paul Began a negro.
was arrested.
Otto Wal1inger Santa Fe track
man, was run over and killed at Fort
Worth by work train
William Purcell prominent banker,
mine owner and ranchman of Saltilio
Mex, died at San Antonio He was
worth about SIS 200, 900
On his preliminary hearing Robert
Anderson, charged with killing George
Gibson at Dallas. was remanded to
Jail without bail.
For the second time in week Mrs
M. NJ Mummert of Dallas had purse
snatched from her by negro. A no
gro who was suspected was shot while
fleeing by an officer and badly wouE:i
ed.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
NEGRO NEARLY MOEBEC.
Cowaroiy Scourdre! Acccsts White
Girl ard Asks For a Kiss.

Pittsburg, Feb. 6-Serious tsoube
growing out of the police crusade
against negroes who have ter.ori-el
the HERON Hill district by freGue'.t )
assaniting Young white girls. was mar
rowiy averted when John Mou}fon. 4
negro, thirty-nine years old was ar.
rested in the East End district ca
charge that he annoyed white grl
and acCosted her with Good event. 9
sweetheart, amt you going TO kiss
me?'
The negro was quickly located by
squad of officers. While being taken
to the police station brother Of tie
girl attempted to get him away from
the officers. A large crowd gathered
and for time it was believed the ne
gro would receive rough treatment
Two officers took charge of the pris
oner and while number of others
kept the crowd in check he was rus !,
ed to a police station. After the ne
gro had been locked in a cell. the
crowd kept up a demonstration in the
street.
Moulton was sentenced to siJ
months inthe workhouse without q
fine.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
TAFT MAKES SPEECH.
Progress Of work on Canal Is Pleasing
to the Next President

Panama. Feb. G.-Hon. William Il.
Taft made an address 10 large gath.
ering Of canal employees and members
of the stitt.li;,n Red Cross society
He sad tae present condition Of tie
work ed tic ;tr&r"sS made were 4
source Of great satisfaction to him.
and that the engineers who accomre-
MED Hin, were IMPRESSED With the
orsa nization and sriri, of energy pre-
va!ling throughout the entire force
He also spoke tavorably of the great
amount o. work done every day. and
he then cautioned his hearers agaiEs:
worrying about reports and criticisms
in the United States by irresponsible
writer's. The American people arg
going to build the canal. Mr. Taft said
Congress knew the temper Of the PEG
pie. and the appropriations would be
ample to complete the canal by 1915
If not before.
MIR. Taft viewed the nine miles OF
the Culebra cut from the hills at EN-
rire. while the engineers of the party
inspected the channels leading into
the Pacific entrance of the canal.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
STEALS LOCOMOTIVE.
Fireman Has Most Miraculous ESCAPE
From Death.

Fireman Has Most Miraculous Escape
From Death.
Americas, Ca, Feb. GA strange
negro. probably insane, stole the de-
tached locomotive of a freight train
on the Central of Georgia railway in
the Smithville yards. and started the
ponderous engine out of the yards Be
meath the locomotive at work was the
fireman. When it began to move he
grasped for and chung to the driving
rods. his only chance for escape from
death Whirled up and down within
few inches from death for several
minutes, he finally succeeded In climb
ing over the rods to the running board
along the engine. then gained the cab
while the engine. with throttle wide
open. was making fast time towards
Dawson.
At sieht of the fireman the negro en-
CINE thief jumped from the cab. A
crowd of men who saw the fireman
narrow escape. pursued and captured
the negro. He was brought here to
Jail
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
DEPUTY DRAPER DEAD.
Fatally Shot by Negro He Was
irving to Arrest.

Paris, Tex, Feb 6-DeDuty COnSta-
BILE r f Draper was fatally shot by
a. negro whom he was trying to arrest,
He was taken to hospital, soon eX-
piring John Mcintosh, negro. for
whom Constable Matthews and the
deputy held a warrant. escaped. The
shooting occurred near the Texas and
Pacific depot
Deputy Constable Draper was thir-
ty-eieht years Of age. married. but bad
no children. He came to Paris from
Erath county fifteen years ago.
Draper and Constable Matthews had
a warrant for the arrest of the negro,
Mcintosh, who was charged with hav-
ing made threats against negress
Going into the negro quarter of the
town the two officers saw Mcintosh il!
the yard of house occupied by ne
gress.
When commanded to surrender. the
negro opened fire on the officers. Sew
eral shots were exchanged. one bullet
taking effect in DrAper's abdomen
Another bullet pierced the trousers
of Constable Matthews
Matthews continued firing until his
revolver was empty. He then secured
his depnty's pistol and used it as lone
as bullets remained.
Once the negro fell. and it is believ
ed he was seriously wounded. but he
arose and continued his flight.
The negro disappeared in a cotton
yard, and later search of the vicinity
failed to find him. Officers of sur
rounding towns and counties We're no
titled
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
CHECKED and Beaten,

Pittsburg Feb. 6.-The police were
Informed of an attack on a girl in the
Lawrenceville district, about two miles
from the Heron Hill section. Miss
Margaret Blessing, aged eighteen
years, declares negro came to the
house where she was employed, and
when refused the keys to the automo.
bile garage choked and beat her She
was not seriously injured. The police
have been unable to capture her as,
sailant. The police have increased
their vigilance in Lawrenceville, fear
ing a repetition of the Heron Hill
troubles
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
DRAG BODY FROM CISTERN
Another Murder Mystery Added
to Dayton's Long List.

Dayton. O., Feb. 6-Anothcr murder
mystery has been added to the lonr
list which already shames this city
The body Of young woman has beer
dragged out of a cistern in the rear
Of vacant house Her brother has
identified her as Lizzie Fulhart. eight.
cen years of age. Of Vandalia. O. She
had always borne a spOtless reputa.
ton. She came to this city Dec. %
seeking employment. and was staying
with her aunt. Mrs. Samuel Deeters
Albert Wilkie was arrested On sus.
pfcion- Wilkie is the sweetheart OF
the murdered girl. but says h. has not
seen her since she came to this CITY
en- Dec. %.
The body was badly decoMp0sa.l,
and the features are almost unrecog-
niZable. The face shows bruises. and
ether evidence of violence are plain.
~ visible. A burlap bay enshrouded
the upper portion Of the body. The
stel cover of the cistern is about thirty.
six inches in diameter. and was fitted
closely over the opening Adam Full.
hart. brother of the dead girl. is con.
fident she had no acquaintances in this
city.
The girl left her. aunt's home in the
morning in search of work. and was
expected to return at noon. and the
fact that she failed to do so indicated
that the crime must have been com
mitted In broad daylight. the girl hav-
ing been enticed into the vacant house
and there murdered. II this murder
occurred on Dec % It followed that
of Mary Forschner only about a week
and the police now fear that both
crimes was the work of the same man
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
Forest Fires Rage.

Moultrie. Ga. Feb. 6.-With the
wind blowing a perfect gale forest
fires in Colauitt county have continued
to rage. Fire came within mile OF
the court house In the thickly wood
ed localities in the turpentine dis
tricts and along the streams and
swamps farmers are losing heavily
They flee for safety. in many Instances
leaving their homes a prey to the
flames. Whole families. including
women and children. battle with the
fires In some sections in an effort to
ave their property.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
Serious Mistake.

Paris. Tex, Feb. 1.-THE four-year-
Old son of A. Robertson. living at Tiger
town, was badly burned with carbolic
acid He was suffering from pain in
the face and his mother had been
bathing his face with camphor. She
directed little sister of the child
to rub the camphor on his face, and
the girl got hold of 4 bottle of carbo!ic
acid by mistake. and rubbed on it.
The child was severely burned above
the eye and on the cheek, but none OF
it got into his eye.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07

\ X.
the {, ve:r..Y.
San - & G.. -. r. =" -.
sage Of : .t..a, b-'i g. -" go -
sa':." Of Jam l.: 4: ;""
sc.cols. we're ..t::t ls"- a,:,:- = r..
for il aa% ~>-:., ~ ! ,,.4~ t..a; 1.
ter the nr5cat % III 49, .,.s:,<,'" ?
sc Gall u ;,.l:i-,'>i2H, &" ll,is H'">,t =
buried under al adverse yc:c.
At tae .ia,anese ecH.4'i.,!e tho :f|'r
was recriT:G q, $ ,on as 49,. W.
;,;:a Cd md on ne..:}@ os Nc G...*-i
TakasI!ash:, Secse1a~y Enta.-a n:i;:s
the following statement:
"Sreak;ng fn- the Jal al.s. consul
and residents. we are much "r;eve
that the as emily lass"a tnr h:!'. We
did not e&pe'.t such e. zion to bc t:'icI
even by The assembly. We ara cen
iiaf IT. However. The Hi viii got pas
j r;Le senate because o. tie attitude
Of q M icri,y o. TIE members C thai
sN.t>c
Moreover we feel certain thai
Governor Gillette observing the De
s'res OF President Roosevelt. Will no.
sign tho bill. ;lthcugh il should pass
IN both houses President Roosevelt
and Governor Gillette. we believe, are
acting Justly and wisely in this mat
ter
The news Of the passage Of the bill
was received with some corsternatioi
by the local school board which ha;
already had its share of trouble from
I'll" question OF separate schools FOL
.i3!i3nCSe.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
DISASTROUS FIRE.

Charlottesville Has Most Destructive
One IN Twenty-Four Years.
Charlottesville, Va. Feb. 6.-The
most disastrous fire here in twenty.
four years occurred early Friday. 1t
destroyed property valued at 1925, 600
Among the losers are the Charlottes.
vile Hardware company. Gilmore Fur.
niture company, J. p and w H. Wood
clothiers, and James Waddell, shoe
dealer
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
L0NGB0AT VICTOR.
Indian Runner Wins Marathon
Race at New York.

Ne" York. Feb. 6-Maintaining ar
even swinging stride that rarely va
rled Throughout tie race. Tom Long
eoat, the OnoEdaga Indian from Can
ada, WresteG the lau:rls of an indoor
Marathon race at Madison Square Gar.
den when victory seemed almost in
me grasp OF the pli:cky Englishman
Alfred Shiu5h, who collapsed in the
t""nty-fifth mile. leaving the Indian
to finish the long race Of 26 miles 3S5
yards alone
onghoatS time for TIE race was
hours. SO minutes ana 10 - seconds
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
creditabie Contest.

Pittsburg. Tex. Feb. Ga large
number of truck growers in this coun.
one can make the best yield of Irish
potatoes on one-half acre. The bust
ness men and others Of Pittsburg have
agreed to give the successful contest
ant a premium amounting to the value
of his crop. This is natural potato
country, and the yield in the past in
many instances, has been wonderful.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
TERRIFIC wINDsroRM.

Smokestacks Blown Down and Musko
Gee Left In Darkness.
MuskOgee, Okla, Feb. GA terrific
windstorm swept over Muskogee early
Friday, doing much minor damage
Four huge smokestacks were blown
down at the Muskogee Gas and Elec
trio company's plant. They crashed
through the roof, disabling the engine
and machinery and leaving the city in
darkness. The storm passed to the
southwest
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
DEATH DEALING WIND,

!ocscs In Alabama Smashed and Sew.
eral Lives Are Lost.
Montgomery. Ala. Feb. e.-Concen.
tattng its fury q heavy wind struck
he Wire road at point nine miles
from Montgomery smashing houses
and causing the death Of three negroes,
afenants on the plantation of Ben
a9t0ne, and the injury of more than
/ dozen others.
The residence of Mr.. Stone was
damaged. the wind carrying away the
root and Z portion of the porch The
residence Of Mrs Herbert suffered
damage to the roof, porch and chin
neys topping in the gale. tn occu.
pants, however. escaped injury.
Six or eight negro cabins on the
Stone plantation we're destroyed. and
the inmates, who nad gathered in the
houses during the storm. were buried
IN the debris. sixteen being more OF
less severely injured and three crush
u 70 death.
In Blount county seven persons are
reported killed.
ID the Hannaville seton the house
u Geo. Stewart was totally destroy
"a. His two-day-old child was blown
halt Z mile and killed. His twO-year
Old clild was blown into q crate and
probably fatally burned. Mrs. Stew
at was caught under some rafters II
the house and SO badly injured thai
che will die. Mrs. Tom Bowner anG
child, who were in the house, wrt
fatally hurt The storm leveled house,
for q distance of several miles. ant
In scarcely any instance did the in
mates escape injury.
Many horses were killed.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
STORM STRIKES STUTTGART.

Two People Killed, Others Hurt, Res
licences and Barns Raced.
Stuttgart, Ark. Feb. GA storm hit
this place. Two persons were killed,
several others injured and two resi-.
dences and six barns destroyed. Those
killed were Mrs. Garfield and a child
of Will Shorey. Mrs. Shorey was ia
tally injured.
Considerable damage was done in
the surrounding country, particularly
In the fields.
A telegram from Booth. Miss. says
six persons were killed there and
much damage done property by cy
clone
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
Referred to Committee.

jefferson City. Mo-. Feb. 6.-The
house by vote of 81 to So disposed
of the resolution providing for the dis
charge of negro employees of the house
by referring it to a committee Votes
are on strict party lines The resc
luton was caused by the allegation
that the negro insulted white en-
ploye of the senate.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
Texas Postmasters Nominated

Washington. Feb. 6.-The president
sent to the senate nominations of the
following Texas postmasters: Will
liam l.. Rogers, Conrow; William
Reese. Florenceville: E. P. Flanagan.
Henderson; William S. Strain, Ian
caster: John N. johnson. Rockwell !;
Alva p Langston, Blooming Grove
Andrew c. Mitchell. Higgins; Louis
A. Ackerman Mabank
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
POSTPONED Unit, Feb. IS.

Guthrie, Feb. 6-In order that the
court may have time to consider the
legal points involved, County Judge
Strang has prepaid the decision In
the case of Governor Haskell vs.. Col
MacReynolds to Feb. Is. The question
at issue is the legality of the seizure
of certain papers, the property oi
MacReynolds pertaining to the Has
kell-Hearst libel suit and taken on a
search warrant sworn to by Governor
Haskell
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
9Doodshed Probable.

Ell Paso. Feb. 6.-According to dis
patches 1t is openly predicted in the
City of Mexico that the gubernatorial
in the state of Morales will
result in bloodshed The reports say
that President Diaz has sent govern
ment troops to Cuernavaca to support
the candidacy of his favorite. Colonel
Pablo EscandO, for governor.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07


pattern of this dress may ne had in
three sizes-for girls fourteen, sixteen and
eighteen vea:s OF age. Send 10 cents 10
this office. giving number 1889, and IT
will be promptly forwarded to you by
mail.
opera wrap designed for crown prin-
cess Of Germany.
Jet j"wtIyy may be worn not Only
with black, bnt with peacock blue and
rub tones If satin.
Dresses for young girls remain sim
pie. III style and the influence of the
.iircctpire with its charming llo'4eiH Is
evident III the long unl:oken Lines
Tic dress illustrated is mad" in =" i
princess s.yl... the waist and skirt t.
.::.: Joined by narrow belt
JUDO CHOLILT.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
GEORGE Barnet Freed.

Abilene. Tex, Feb. George Bar
net was given a brief preliminary
hearing, and at it's conclusion was re-
leased from custody. Preliminary
hearing of Tom Barnet was set for
Monday The body of Alexander
Sears was inferred at Merkel
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
Soldiers on Rampage.

Lopez. a soldier of the Twenty-fifth
Mexican infantry went on rampage
and shot into a crowd. He killed two
Mexicans and a negro. Lopez shot a
lantern out of the hand of a police.
man and escaped.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
Bills Passed bv Senate.

Austin, Feb. 6.-Senate passed bill
creating new judicial district court in
Panhandle: also Bryan's bill. giving
railroads additional time to- con-
struct: also Hayter's bill. reducing
notaries' fes for protesting; also Mas
terson's bin. providing that cases
transferred in courts of civil appeals
must be snt to court nearest county
in which cases originate.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
DIRECroIkE GOWN FOR sPR1Na-4447.

pattern Of this semiprincess dress
may be mad in six sizes-from 81 to ~
inches bust measure. Send IL cents to
this Office, giving number CAD. and It
will be promptly forwarded to you by
mail
weight, but warm. Red is good col
or. and worn with white furs such q
dress Is stunning
To woman Of medium height u
frOck made after the design seen In
the cut would be very becoming. 1t 10
constructed ON soft. graceful lines and
is very smart for slender figures.
JUDO CHOLLET
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-07
Finds CORPORATION ,nsoIvent.

New York, Feb. edwin A. Wat
son, appointed by the supreme court
as referee to take testimony and re-
port to the application Of the Fideliti7
Funding company for voluntary dis
solution of that corporation, has file!
his report. He finds that the corpo
ration is insolvent, and recommend
that it be dissolved. He fixes the as
sets at $22.9314o and liabilities Of
S769,3172e