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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-12
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKl MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago II lutego.

% refomae syBorczq).
DonosihSmy W telegramach "a
ko6czeniu W pruskiej izbie posel-
skiej obrady mad wnioskami Pola-
k6w, wolnomyslnych / narodowo-
iberalnyeh W sprawie reformy wy
bOrczei. Wynik przewidziee by3o
MONA cory. Reprezentant rzadu
minister spraw wewnetrznych, po-
wo}ywal sic na koniecznose pre-
proKadzenia odpOmsdnieh prac
przygOtCwawczych, Ebierania ma
teryah statystycznegO it. p. Wick
szo56 zas izby, zSoiona Z zachowaw-
COW, odrzuca3s pO kolei wszystkie
wnioski, ME wy3aczajac nawet bar
do skrcmnego projektu narOdowo-
iberalnych, ogrsniczajacych sie
do zadania tajnego g}osowania.
Ia nieprzejednana postawa "a
chowawc6w ME zadziwi nikogo.
Znany jest przeciez ,,zdrowy ego
im", kt6rym / W dziedzinie poll
tycznej rzadzi sic to stronnictwo.
Me ulega zas kwestyi, ie koszty
reformy zap}aciiby przedewszy-
stkiem zachowawcy, ie jaka taxa
radykalna zmiana obecnego syste-
mu wyborczego straci}aby ich cd
razu dzisieiszego g6rujacego i
decydujacego stanowiska W prus-
klein zyciu politycznem.
Vice tez g}6wny m6wca zacho-
wawc6w ME tyIko oswiadczyi sic
z GAIA stanowczoscia przeciwko
wszelkiej reformie, ale jednoczes-
ME zagrozi} rzadowi, 4e W przysz-
}Osei zaehOwawcy postawe swa wo-
bee rzadu uezynia zalezna Cd sta
nowiska, jake decydujace kola
berli1skie zajma wobec pruskiego
prawa wyborczego.
Poniewaz zas rad pruski "a
r6wno W movie tronowei jak j
przez usta prezesa ministr6w przy-
rzeld byi pewne ustepstwa W tel
sprawie, vice szorstka odmowa "a
chowawc6w oznacza przynajmniei-
do pewnego stopnia opozycye pre-
ciwko obecnej polityce rzadowej,
opierajacej SIG ma bloku.
Me koniec jednak ma tenn. W
toku owych obrad nastapi}a bardzo
uprzejma wymiana zdan pomiedzy
m6wcami: zachowawczym CEN
trowym. Zatrwozona do zywego
niemiecka prasa liberalna widzi W
tel wymianie dow6d zawartego juz
"a kulisami nowego kartelu, zachO-
wawczo centrowego. Ottawa ia
zdaje sic bye przedwczesna. Me
mniej przeto wszelkie prawdopo-
dobienstwo zdaje sic przemawiac
"a tenn, re sojusz TAXI, to sojusz
ME tylko W izbie pruskiej, ale W
parlamencie niemieekim stanowi
kwestye bardzo niedalekiej przy-
szlosci.
W akcyi majacej na celu pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-12
budowa caeia zostanie skof1czo-
ma w r. 1915.

I DudOWa caeia ZOStanle SkOncZO-
ma w r. 1915.
Springfield, ILL.,, 12 lutego. -
w. sail Kongresu W kapitolu sta
nowym odbyla sic tn wczoraj
podniosia uroczystosc okazyi
100tnej rocznicy urodzin Lincol-
ma. w udekorowancj sail zebrali
sic czionkowie obu LIB Legisla-
fury pod przewodnictwem mow-
Icy Shurtleffa obecnym byl takze
gubernator Deneen wiele innych
wybitnych osobistosci. Wyglo-
szono szereg przemowieh, poswie
conych Lincolna parnieci piesnia
America" odspiewana wspolnie
| zakonczono uroczystosc.
31sze glosowanie ma urzad Sc.
natora przynioslo rezultat ma
stepujacy: Hopkins 55, Foss IA,
Stringer 55, Shurtleff 13, McKin-
lev 1, Mason 3 Lowden l, Nit
chell 2, Sherman 2. Wyboru ME
dokonano; nastepne glosowanie
odbedzie sic w nastepny wtorek.
Madison, Wis, IL lutego. -
Senatorowi Stephensonowi, ubie-
gajacemu sic tn O ponowny wy
Dor, wiedzie sic zupelnie tax sa-
mo, jak Hopkinsowi w Illinois.
Przy wczorajszem glosowaniu do
stall on 5S giosow ia 158 glosu-
jacych, a wiec do wyboru brakio
mu 5 glosow.
- Senator Wright wniosl W
tutejszej legislature, by 1icen-
eye Cd handful i wyrobu alkoholu
podzielono ma t klasy: w lei Ii
cencya kosztowac bedzie $1,000,
W drugiej $3.50, w trzeciej $500,
a W czwartej $3.50. Spodziewaja
sic, IL wniosek ten uzyska popar-
Gle.
Sacramento, CAL, II lutego. =
Wniosek Senatora Marca, by
sprawe wychodztwa Azyatow od-
dac do zadecydowaniia ludowi "
bezposredniem giosowaniu, prze-
padi 2 glosami przeciwko "19.
Washington, D. c., 19 lutego.
= Pc wieloletnich sporach ! roz-
naitych kolejach dotrze nareszcie
do kohca sprawa sporna rzadu
zwiazkowego re Stanami Mary
land Virginia; ktore to Stany
mialy pozyczyc rzadowi pewne
sumy ma budowe kapitolu zwiaz-
kowego jeszcze "a czasow Wa.
szyngtona. Przeciwnicy pretensyi
owych Stanow utrzymuja; re Sta
ny ME pozyczyiy, a darowaly od-
nosne sunny ma budowe ka,pitolu,
czemu Stany przecza, wreszcie
senat postanowii obecnie, by wy
piacic Stanowi Virginia S12o,00O,
a Stanowi Maryland Si2, W Kon-
gresie zas r6wniez juz poczynio-'
no kroki do przeprowadzenia po-
dobnej uchwaly.
Washington, D. c., II lutego.
- Prezydent Roosevelt pojechai
z rodzina specyalnym pociagiem
do Hodgeville. KY, gdzie wez-
mie udzial W urzadzonej tam u
roczystosci 100tnej rocznicy uro-
DIN Lincolna. Jak wiadomo W
miejscowosci tel Lincoln sic byl
urodzii, stad urzadzili tam ME
zwykle wspanialy obchod roczni-
cy.
Rochester N. Y, 12 lutego. -
w domu rodziny Bennisonow wy
buchi7 .onegdajszej nocy gwalto.
why pozar, 2ktory tax predko OBJ
jal caly budynek, re rodzina' o.
wa. skladajaca sic z siedmiu czion
k6w,we snie zaskoczona, W czesci
tylko zdolaiarsie uratowac.Zgin
W piomieniach dwie corki tel ia
mill, matka ich odniosla smiertel-
ne poparzenia, a dwoje maiych
dzieci rowniez ciezko zostaiy po-
palone. Dom spional doszczetnie;
przyczyna pozaru niezbadana..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-12
NOWy Biskup W Cleveland.
GrOzny kryzys W Turcyi: Spor dwu
partly reformowych.
Krol Edward Berlinie -niedomaga. - Wazne
KOnferencye poItyczne.
Dzia4alnOs6 rewOlucyOnist6w lndyjskich.
Polar " pafaGu h6Ia hiszpahskisgO.
z AerOnautyk1
PogSoska mae1stwach wOkOangem wioskoameykanskiem
Ameryka - q trZesienie ziemi W kalabryi
Stany Zjednoczone pod znakiem
LinCOlna.
Ameryka a trzesienie ziemi KaIabryi

przeszkOdy sekrearzem sta
Sprngheldu daremne gfosOwanie w
podrozy Katastroa pOzarowa
ZSytuacyi fnansOwyeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-02-12
Polar " paEaeu kT6Ia hiszpaiskiegO.
z Aeronautyk1

malienstwach wloskoangeskiem
Evening star., 1909-05-16
The World of Finance and Trade.
Washington; New York; London

that these institutions have aggregate
deposits Of $1.275.57s.aoo: total cash on
hand. $145.349S00. and loans amounting
to $1,1e3.971. 900.
loans softer: sixty days. ~ per cent.
and ninety days. IN per cent: six
months. az per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 81 10 4 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business in bankers bills az
4.s6. 40a4. $3.50 for sixty-day bills and at
<S7.S0 for demand. Commercial bills,
4.S5 4 a4;S6h. Bar silver. 52ss. Mexl-
can dollars. a.. Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds heavy.
The Financier will say:
The statement OF the Associated
Banks Of the City Of New York for tho
week ending May Is showed. as had been
expected. large gain in specie and
twice that previously estimated. and
amounted to s12.1S1.S 500. which is the
largest increase reported for a number
OF weeks. As a matter Of fact, the gain
from the interior was the heaviest OF the
present year: Loans showed a small
decrease OF s2,299,S00. and as deposits
increased only $8.26750O, a sum much
less than the gain in cash. the result
was an expansion OF $10.114.925 in re-
serve. bringing the surplus. based on
highest figure reached since the ending
OF last January.
The summary OF state banks and
trust companies in Greater New York
not reporting to the New York clearing
house revealed a small loss Of 81, ,056, 500
In loans. a decrease OF little less than
one-half a million in cash, and an increase
Of $1.3S5.600 in net deposits. Gold ex.
ports last week amounted only to S900..
900, which amount was sent to Paris,
but 1t Is quite likely that the next will
see much heavier outflow. probably to
the Argentine Republic. the settlement
Of Argentine grain being made through
New York CITY,
Evening star., 1909-05-16
MARION CRAWFORD.
His Facility in Acquiring Languages
and Crafts

Mr. George p. Brett in the Outlook
Mr.. Crawford as young man was the
envy Of most Of his circle Of intimate
friends and acquaintances: tall. straight,
formed in perfect physical proportions. he
was extremely handsome; and In addition
he had a brain which could grasp giant
tasks with ease-tasks which for the rest
of US were either impossible or only at
tainable after months or years of effort.
He had q special facility for acquiring
languages, and he is the only man that
have ever known who has been taken for
a Frenchman in France. for q native of
Italy by the Italians and for German in
Berlin.
l remember that he was on one occasion
the countries of central Europe whose
language was unknown to him in order
to obtain local color and atmosphere for
one of his novels. and that in the short
space Of eight weeks he had acquired by
constant study a mastery Of the language,
so that he was easily able to make him
self understood when he afterward went
there.
The same facility which he had for ac-
quiring languages also extended to other
things. He mastered. l remember, the
difficult art of navigation in the course OF
short winter season In New York, in
spite Of the calls Of his regular literary
work and his many social engagements,
SO that he was not only enabled to navi-
gate his own yacht-an old New York
pilot boat. partially rebuilt under his
direction-across the ocean himself. but he
worked out on voyage that l made with
him afterward the sights day by day in
dependently Of the officers and afterward
compared them with the ships record
and the officers came to talk over with
themselves. so impressed were they by his
mastery Of their craft.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
NEW YORK BANKS.

NEW YORK. May 15.-The statement
Of clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold $14,617,925
more than the requirements Of the %
per cent reserve rule. This Is an in
crease of $6,990.475 in the proportion
ate cash reserve. as compared with last
week.
The statement follows:
Loans. $1,340.67s,6o0; decrease,
S5.S05.40o.
Deposits, .ss7.21s.7oo; increase. ST.
030. 800.
Circulation. $4s.121.3oo; decrease. $57.-
700.
Legal tenders. s77.so1.7oo: increase.
$1.2as.100.
Specie. s2ss.o2o.4oo: increase. ss.-
Reserve. .ass.sae.1oo; increase. ST.
248.20O.
Reserve required. ss4s.ao4.175: in
crease. $257,725.
Surplus. $14.617.926; increase. So
990,475.
Ex-United States deposits. $15.235.-
025; increase. $7.006,675.
The percentage OF actual reserve Of
the clearing house banks today was
1853.
The statement Of banks and trust
companies Of Greater New York not re-
porting to the clearing. house shows
Evening star., 1909-05-16
TREASURY STATEMENT.

The condition of the Treasury at the
beginning Of business yesterday was as
follows:
$50, 600 600.
Trust funds. to redeem outstanding GER
tificates: Gold coin. $s46. COS. .ss9; silver
dollars, $4S4. 1865 600; silver dollars of $780,
81, ,3Ol ,OoO-total. 81. $50. .675.S69.
General fund, $14.7S6, 1874: deposits in
national banks. $74. .467, ,779: In Philippine
treasury. $3.7S7 1855: awaiting reimburse
ment. $313,S10; current liabilities, $112.-
91O. .423.
Yesterdays statement of the Treasury
balance in the general fund, exclusive Of
the e-hundred-and-fifty- million dollar
gold reserve. shows:
Gold coin and bullion, $43 65S. .3so; gold
certificates. ss4,441.s7o: available cash
balance. $120. AS. SIS.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
Helping Lonely Women.
From Leslie's Weekly.

From Leslie's Weekly.
Massachusetts has long held the record
Of possessing the greatest proportional
surplus Of women of any state In the
Union. There are said to be no less than
100000 spinsters and widows In the Bay
state who must look out for themselves.
and there has been much discussion of
schemes for their benefit and relief. Re-
Gently prominent business and profess
sional women Of Boston have organized
for the purpose of getting the state to
aid In purchasing small tracts Of land, on
which lone women can engage in agri-
cultural pursuits. The Womens Massa-
chusetts Homestead Association intends
to have its benefciaries cultivate small
plots and raise flowers. herbs, mush-
rooms. Strawberries. vegetables. SQUADS.
chickens. bees and pigs. Cheap. COM
fort able homes will be built on these
plots. and necessary implements also will
be supplied A wealthy New York wom-
an stands ready to contribute $4,000 to
the project. and a Brookline Mass J
philanthropist has offered to lend his big
farm for experiments along this line.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
NEW YORK CATTLE.

NEW YORK. May 15.-Beeves-Re.
ceipts. 1928 Nothing doing in live cat
tie. Nominally steady. Dressed beef
slow. Exports today. TO7 cattle and 4,Iss
quarters Of beef Calves-Receipts. 426:
market 25 cents lower. Veals, S. to 81;
no prime here. Dressed calves slow and
weak
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 6903 head;
6h cars on sale. Sheep and lambs both
slow but steady. Sheep, $40 to %:
lambs. $50 to So.
Hogs-Receipts. 2152: nominally steady.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, May 15.-The cotton goods
and cotton yarn market closed firmer to-
day. although transactions were still of
a limited character. The sustained
warmer weather is making a more active
trade on cotton goods in the jobbing
houses Linens are firm. Burlaps are
weaker than they were last week, but
some large contracts for late delivery
have recently been placed.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
Where Umbrellas Are Indispensable.

To the visitor in Paris hat is rather
necessary in winter and a baedeker is
desirable, but an umbrella Is indispen-
sable. Parisians would be less surprised
to see an umbrella going out for a walk
without a person than to see a person
going without an umbrella. Only idiots
and feeble-minded ever do II. In Paris
they do not have a commissioner of in
sanity to test the sanity Of people They
wait until there Is sunny winter day
they have one every three or four weeks
and then they send the suspect out for
a walk in the sun. II he goes without
an umbrella they put him in an asylum
They know be is crazy. They don't think
SO, they know it.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
Warrington Stock Exchange.

sales.-Regular call, IL O'Clock noon-CapitaI
Potomac Electric Cons. 5s. $1,000 at iosn.
$20o0 at 1oSh. $1,000 at 1o3k. 1000 at IoSiS
5000 at lO31s. $1,000 at 1851. 81 900 at iosiS.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. COM, so at an
washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd., 25 at e2%,
Bell Telephone Of Pa. 10 at 1854. 10 at losss,
10 at l0s& 10 at l0sss, 20 at lOSH, 20 st
Lanston Monotype. 100 at 15X
oes National Metropolitan Bank. 10 at 90. 10 ae
Second National Bank. 10 at 159%.
at 245h.
Graphophone pfd.. 10 at 80 10 at 30
After call-Mergenthaler Linotype | at 209lk
Washington Rwy. and Elec As. 81, 600 at SSH
washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd., 30 at 92sa.
50 at 02x, so at 92k.
Lanston Monotype. 100 at I5a4.
American Security and Trust 10 at 245
Washington Rwy and Elec com, SO at 42&.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
AN INN THAT ENTER
TAUNS

THE WAYSIDE NM and Cottages on beau
tiful Lake Luzerne. Warren county. New York.
at the gateway Of the Adirondacks. According
to taste, you may choose golf. tennis or the Sc
cusion of the surrounding pine forests. Boat
livery and bathing houses invite the water
lovers. The country round about lures In endless
walks and drives.
The Inn itself has all that makes for pleas
ure and comfort. good orchestra renders
daily concerts. casino Is in constant use for
dances and private theatricals.
Heated by steam with model bathrooms. both
public and private. who shall say the noun
tains hold discomfort?
Season opens June Is. Booklet with map, ad-
dress before June 20. CLIFFORD NJ LEWIS,
Proprietor, Hotel Richmond, Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1909-05-16

Many a fellow who claims to be welded
to his art considers himself the better
half.-Philadelphia Record.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
NEW YORK.

esque resort in the United States.
Lake George. SO miles long, 2 to
miles In width.
An ideal place to spend the summer. All
outdoor sports. 5a hours from New
York city. Through Pullman service.
The Delaware and Hudson Company's
trains run direct to the dock at the head
of the lake, connecting with large and
commodious steamers Of the Lake George
8. B. Co.. stopping at landings on the lake.
Improved rail and steamer service for sea
son Of 1909.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION and IL
lustrated literature apply to any Of the fol-
lowing hotels and at principal tourist and
ticket offices in the United States:
FORT WILLIAM HENRY.-Lake George.
n Y. ]. F. Wilson. Mgr. Cap. 800.
THE sAGAMoRE.-On Lake George, Saga
more. n. Y. T. Edmund Krumbholz,
Manager. Cap 400 s21 up weekly.
HOTEL MARIoN.-on Lake George. n. Y.
J. H. Marvel Cap. 800. $1S to $25.
THE woRDEN.-Lake George. n; Y: 2.
THE ANTLERs..on Like George; n: 7.
Jerome Burton: Cap. 100 SO to $io wkly.
THE ALGONQUIN HOTEL. = Bolton on
Lake George. E. G. Penfeld, Proprietor.
Cap. 75. $40 to SIT weekly.
HULETT House,. o.. Huletts Land
ing, n. Y. Fl. w. Buckell. Cap. 300.
SO to S14 weekly.
TROUT HoUsE.-Hague on Lake George.
up weekly my16-Su3t-5O
Evening star., 1909-05-16
MAINE.
OTTAWA HOUSE AND COTTA6ES.

CuShfngs Island,
PORTLAND HARBOR, MAINE.
Opens June 26 Cool, invigorating climate.
Pure water. Booklet. Address BOYCD & HAT
FIELD, Hotel Martha Washington New York.
mylf- Su, ,tu W, + 3Ot,7
Evening star., 1909-05-16
CANADA.
GLEN VILLA INN.

Csnadas ideal resort on beautiful Massawippi
lake night from New YORK and Boston, no
change. hours from Montreal and Quebec 200
guests. $S and 81 per day Weekly $I4 UP.
Casino orchestra. Golf, tennis. bowling green
bathing. fishing. horses, boats and canoes. Cool
not cold. Booklet free.
g. A. lie BARON Prop
apps u.St.1c North Hatey. Quebec.
Evening star., 1909-05-16

THE PINES, p,gny ssainv Nova sasas1 SGSsa The ,ns
family hotel of the provinces: all modern improve
ments Write or ask for booklet.
apcS- -eol5t,4 II. B. CHURCHILL, Prop.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
WAGMAPREAGMIE IRnAs EDSn.l Resort.

THE BLUE RIDGE INN.
In the Blue Ridge Mountains. IS miles from
Washington d. C. One mile from Bluemont, Va
Opens June 15 For further information address
W. A. MORTON. 200 A st. Sc.
my1R- Su. .tu& til 3Ots-5
Evening star., 1909-05-16

ORKNEY SPRINGS.
HOTEL AND BATHS
In the mountains elevation 1900 IT,; seven
different curative waters free to guests. Beau.
tiful scenery: pleasant people; good table; ca
pacity 7tO. Rates half similar resorts Ad.
dress till June l. W. E. FAIRFIELD. care
HARvEY'S. City. ap2S-30t,8
Evening star., 1909-05-16
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE KITTATINNY.

Monterey Inn and Cottages.
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT. PA.
In the heart Of the Blue Ridge Mountains: two
hours from Baltimore BY the Western Maryland
railroad. Opens June Is. Address LUCIAN
DUKE. P. 0. Box 432. Baltimore. Md. my1O-tf
Evening star., 1909-05-16
HSNESWORTH

CHANNEL Osborne, fseans'' fseiss .,s.' and
Special rates. $1.25 up daily; excellent service;
capacity. 500. Booklets. A. G. CHANNELL.
y,,hCS Ct,r
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-03
MIGHT APPEAL
BARNESCASE

The city trustees at their meeting
last night received a communication
from Sardis Summerfield Esq, who
was retained by the city to represent
it in the suit by Theresa Barnes, for
damages, in which the attorney Civ
es it as his Opinoin an appeal of the
case by the city cannot Lut be de-
cided in favor of the city
Theresa Barnes was hurt when she
fell into an open ditch about three
years ago, ditch which tie city mar
shall OF that time failed to protect
by proper lights. The city had no
jurisdiction over the city marshall
who was eX-officio at that time
While the city paid his salary he
was elected sheriff and ex-otficio city
marshall.
The opinion Of many attorneys is
that the responsibility cannot rest
upon one side only and that the city
was not responsible for the acts or
failures to act OF the city marshall,
and that the city marshall, himself,
is the proper person from whom re-
lief should be sought.
There are any number OF authOri
ties that support lhis contention and
The city fathers are having deep
thing about the appeal.
1t is certain tnat the city trustees
will hear from the people of the city
if they allow the city to he cOmpell-
ed to pay something like $1,000 with
out an effort, even expensive, to put
the responsibility where it belongs,
if such be the law. The matter will
come up al the next regular meeting
Tor discussion and probably for final
action.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-03
WINTERS MINE BONDED
TO SPRECKELS BROTHERS

The Winters mine, the property of
the Douglas M. & M. Co., east OF
Gardnerville about Is miles, has been
bonded to the Spreckels Bros. of San
Francisco.
The Winters mine is an old pro-
ducer, was patented in 1872 and has
been worked by various Ownerships
since. Something like a million dol
lars worth of bullion has been taken
from it.
The JesSen Brothers acquired 1t
some time ago and attempted to put
it in shape with machinery, mill
and full equipment but stopped the
work when more capital than they
could command at that time was not
forthcoming. The mine is known to
contain a large amount of good ore
and it is stated that the new owners
will work it if the final checking ex-
animation is favorable. Price was
500. 900
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-03
LUCKIEST'
GIRLS
The Appeal contest is over

The Appeal contest is over
The four fortunate young women
who will take vacation at the eX-
pense of The Appeal have worked
nard and long and the results show.
Now comes the trip to Seattle for
the two leaders and the trip to Los
Angeles for the other two.
In regard to the latter trips, there
may be something doing for the two
second candidates before they are
ready to go and The Appeal will an
nOunce the fact
Miss Kate Muller, who leads the
candidates is the book k.-a1er at the
office OF the Truckee River General
Electric Company in this city where
she is we'll known, Miss Hawkins
lives here and has a host of friends
who stood by her in this contest, Miss
Margaret Brown is a GardnerVille
girl and she had a big handicap, in
that her subscriptions only counted
half the amount those in this city
did, they being by mail entirely. Miss
Mabel Reid is N the telephone eN-
change and Miss Elsie Farrer, w1O
with Jennie Hague and half dozen
other young misses was a winner un-
til Miss Reid herself tripped to The
Appeal office with just one more et-
fort that won fourth place, is the
daughter of T. G. Farrer and was
raised here Fred Grove is the only
boy in the contest and was working
at the last minute TO overcome the
lead of Miss Reid.
The Appeal will announce arrange
ments for the trip next week. and
the lucky four may leave At any time
after that for Seattle or Los AnSe-
les as tneir standing entities them.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-03
BERT LINDSAY WEDS
MISS ELLEN CATION

At four o'clock this afternoon at
the home OF John Cation IN this city
Rev. II. H. McCreery united in mar
riage Ellen +. Cation and Bert q,
Lindsay in the presence OF relatives
and few intimate friends OF the
contracting parties.
The bride was attended by Miss
Vallie Milard anh the groom BY Eu-
gene Martin.
The couple are we'll known mem
bers of the Younger set of this city
and also of the local fraternal sOcle-
ties. The bride is the only daughter
of John Cation one OF best known
residents of the city and the groom
the Youngest son of A. G. Lindsay, al
so an old resident of Carson CITY.
The couple leave on tonights tram
for California where they will remain
several weeks before returning To
this city where they will make their
future home.