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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-21

ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET
Special Report.
National Stock Yards, ILL.,, April 10, 10
Cattle receipts $500. Market strong
on all kinds. Top steers today sS.si
ave, li7O MS, sold by us for NJ. v
cahall, Montgomery Co, Mo. Bulk o
the good steers 1885 to $500. TOT
helfers $500: bulk of the good ones
1915 to $40, Choice cows $3.50 tC
s7.00; bulk Of the good ines 1915 tc
s625, Outlook fair.
Hog receipts 5000; market opened
&c lower than yesterdays close. Tor
1925 Bulk Of the good hogs ss.S5 to
s910. Good weight pigs sS.75 to $40;
medium weights sT55 to 1925; lights
s6.75 to s7.25. Market closed little
more active. Outlook only fair.
Sheep receipts 1900; market steady.
Top lambs s9.S5. for one load sold to
City butchers. Good to choice lambs
1926 to 1886. Good to choice sheep
s7.75 to sS.15. Yearling wethers $3.50
to SS.75. Outlook fair on fat kinds.
National Live Stock Commission Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-21

LEDGER ADvERTIsEMEN7s pa,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-04-21

SPECIAL Our weil-knowa cut
Sun-burstF Trmblers, 3 cut stars,
worth s1.0O set to close out this lot
set of 6, CSC.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
IRATE WIDOW THREATENS
Says When She Gets Money Will Buy Gun and Shoot Italian
 Representative.

Sterling, H., Aug. 22.-"The first thing l shall do after l get my money is to buy a gun and kill you!' cried Mrs. Amelia Tonelli, Cherry widow in the court room, as she faced Joseph G. Nicholi, representative of CheVa- Her Guido Sabetta, Italian consul, To- cated in Chicago.
 The widow maintained that Nicholi has failed to look after her interests properly and through his improper ef- forts she has been unable to get all ot the money due her.
 She further claims that her late hus- band was a naturalized American cltl' zen and was so when he was killed Tn the Cherry mine, but that Nicholi failed to so inform her.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
Spot Removers Meet in chicaoo

Chicago. Aug. 22-Having been cleaned up for the Knights Templar and then further washed by several showers. Chicago was in fit condition to entertain the third annual conven- ton of the National Association of Dyers and Cleaners. which opened to- day in the La Sale hotel. c. w. Loushead of Cincinnati presided over the business session that occupied the morning. The social program fin. cludes a reception tonight, lake trip tomorrow evening. banquet Wednes- day night and autom obile tour Thurs day afternoon. Experts are conduct ing public demonstrations of new processes of dyeing and cleaning.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
.ors TO SYCAMORE HILL TO CONSERVE THE ENDS
 OF PEACE.
LOEB AND GRISCOM BUSY
,,.,,.rants Will Go to President on Similar Mission of Pacification-- Taft Clings to Vice-Pres-
 ident Sherman.

Oyster Bay, Aug. 22.-Efforts to bridge the chasm between Oyster Bay and Beverly have been begun.
 ' son.in-law Nicholas Longworth came to Oyster Bay, fresh from the golf links and political councils of peyerly. There is no doubt here that Longworth comes as an envoy of the nresident to measure accurately the width of the Taft-Roosevelt breach and to do his best to repair the dam. age. Col. Roosevelt refuses to indi. cate the chances for a reconciliation.
 Meanwhile Collector William Loeb. IT,. and County Chairman Lloyd C.. Griscom of New York are preparing to go to Beverly to try their hands at peace making. They are not emissa- ries for Col. Roosevelt, who declares he knows nothing of their plans. But both Loeb and Griscom as we'll as many other Republicans are admitted ly alarmed over the Roosevelt-Taft situation.
 They realize that if 1t comes to an open fight, Roosevelt vs Taft, they will be placed between the horns Of
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
|0,723 D|E QF CHOLERA
DISEASE RAGING IN SEVERAL
 PARTS OF RUSSIA.
Recorded This Year Is Now 50,287.

St. Petersburg, Russia. Aug. 22.-
 One weeks cholera record for Russia
 shows 23,S&4 new cases of cholera and
 lO.723 deaths, bringing the total num-
 Der of cases in Russia this year to ll2,-
 9S5. Of these, 50.2S7 have died. The figures are those furnished by the sanitary bureau. covering the
 week from August to August 13, in elusive.
 Reports from Red Cross sources in dicate that the actual figures are some what greater, as it is impossible to register every case in an epidemic Of
 such proportions.
 Of the deaths, 1,67S were reported
 from the district of the Don Cossacks, 1,057 from the district of the kuban Cossacks, 1,0l8 in Yekaterinoslav
 province. 759 in Samara province, 416
 in voronez All in the Terek Cossack
 district, 352 in Kherson province, 334
 in the Crimea, where Russians resort for the summer months: 3S3 in Tam
 boy province, and 325 in Stavropol province.
 The epidemic in St. Petersburg shows considerable decrease, only 265 cases and 13S deaths having been
 reported for the six days ending at
 noon Friday, in comparison to the 517 , cases and 233 deaths reported the pre- vious week.
 The sanitary authorities of the city believe that from now on the epidemic will continue it's natural decrease.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
SHERIFF ARRESTS BANDIT
Man Who Engaged in Pistol Battle in Hot Springs Was Wounded
 by Two Bullets.

Little Rock, Ark. Aug. 22.-Oscar Chitwood, alleged horse thief, who, with his brother, George, engaged in a battle with Sheriff Jake Houpt and his deputy, Sid Houpt, on the streets of Hot Springs. Wednesday, is locked in jail here.
 Chitwood was discovered by two deputies hiding in the woods. He was badly wounded, two bullets from the sheriff's revolver having struck him in the left arm.
 Chitwood was weak from the loss Of blood and did not resist arrest. The officials at Hot Springs feared there might be demonstration against the desperado at that place and hurried him to the jail here.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
LLOX C.. GPXJLM

dilemma and called upon to stand up and be counted on one side or an otner' So they have busted them selves.
 Following the council of war at oagamore Hill, Thursday, they have uaue preparations to undertake their peace-making visit to Beverly.
 VIII Not Break With sherman.
 beverly, Mass, Aug. 22.--If peace oe'ween Oyster Bay and Beverly de- penus on the severing of relations be- tween President Taft and Vice-Presi- aenI sherman, there will be no peace among friends of the administration, ,ae ia'est attitude attributed to Col. roosevelt and his newest ultimatum. ,nat the vice-president must be u.opped u. from participation in the po- .'icai councils of the administration 's the price of peace, is considered
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
Denver Entertains Shorthand Men

Denver Entertains Shorthand Men.
 Denver, Colo, Aug. 22.-The twelfth annual convention of the National shorthand Reporters association. which began here today, has brought to Denver members of the organiza- ton from all parts of the country President Oscar l.. Detweiler of Phil. adelphia called the association to or der in the state supreme court room at the capitol and after several ad. dresses the reports of officers were received. Tomorrow afternoon the second annual speed contest for the championship of America will be held The banquet Thursday night will be addressed by Senator Charles ]. Hughes, Ex-Congressmann R. w. Bonynge and others. Several trips for the women have been arranged.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
GIRL SAVES A SWIMMER
Expert, Seized With Cramps, Is Held Above Water Until Boat
 Effects Rescue.

Culver, Ind, Aug. 22.-Isabel Fuller, the 12-year-old daughter of E. k. Full Ter of Richmond, Va, rescued F. Thompson. bond agent, from dro wn- ing in Lake Maxinkukee.
 Thompson is an expert swimmer. With Miss Fuller he was swimming to a point 300 yards distant, when he was made helpless by cramps The child held Thompson's head above the surface for five minutes until they were picked up by boat.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22

select some congressman for his place who has no embarrassing affiliations.
 Mann voted against the tariff on ac. count of the wood pulp duty. Further. more he is credited with having stood Aldrich on his head in joint commit tee and, obtaining the adoption of President Taft's ideas in respect to the commerce court.
 Officials at the Republican nation al headquarters practically admitted Mann was slated TOT speaker.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
No,eo Portrait Painter Dead.

New Canaan. Conn, Aug. 22.-Frank Fowler. well known portrait painter, is dead at his sum mer home here, or heart disease He was 5S years old. He had painted the portraits of sam uel J. Tilden, Charles A. Dana, John Bigelow, William Dean Howells, Ar thur T. Hadley, Archbishop Corrigan and many officers of the United States army.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
REPUBLICAN LEADERS SAID TO PLAN PUTTING lLLINoiSAN
 IN HOUSE CHAIR.
HAS RECORD IN CONGRESS
Is Credited With Standing AIdrich on His Head" in Jo int Committee, and Has No Embarrassing
 Tariff Affiliations.

Chicago, Aug. 22.-Congressman James K. Mann of the Second district is now brought forward as the prob able choice of the Republicans to sue ceed Uncle Joe" Cannon as speaker of the house.
 It is announced from authoritative sources that the Republicans not only will throw Cannon overheard, but will
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
yTT. ARKANSAS. MONDAY AI1C1rS,r 90 ,o,o

preposterous Col. Roosevelt is ask. Ing the impossible, they say.
 A vice-president of the United States cannot be dismissed with a nod nor eliminated by command. Moreover. such a move. they say. would but the administration in the attitude of back. ing down to Roosevelt
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
Cotton Supply Decreases.

New Orleans, Aug. 22.-Secretary hesters statement of the worlds wis ible supply of cotton shows the total as 1,542,395, against 1,653,516 last week, 2,O32,S45 last year and 1,775,611 year before last. Of this the total ot American cotton is 7S4,335, against S39,5 last week and 1,506,845 last year.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
We Send Wheat to France.

New York. Aug. 22.-During the past ten days 8 million bushels of American wheat have been purchased for exportation to France, where the crop has shown deficit of about 67,000,000 bushels.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22

clans say. ana the period of danger has now passed. The doctors agree that he will be completely recovered within a short time.
 The physicians have practically de- .cided not to operate to remove the bullet as they think that the mayor
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
GAyNOR OUT OF DANGER
Physicians Decide That Assassin's $ Missile Will Cause Nc
 inconvenience.

New York, Aug. 22.-Mayor Gay nor's condition. is excellent. his physi-
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
Atlanta Has 154,839.

Washington, Aug. 22.-The popula- tion of Atlanta, Ga, is 154,S39 an in crease of 64,967, or 723 per cent, as compared with S9,S72 in 1900, The population of Waterbury, Conn, is 73,141, an increase of 27,2S2, or 595 per cent, as compared with 45,S59 in 1900.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-22
Drops Dead in Street.

San Francisco, Aug. 22.-W. A. Ma gill, president of hardware firm Of Chattanooga, Tenn. dropped dead on the street here.
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ntrfduff. 20 WiHutsH bonn founiuin Eoucrt.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-14
"My Cinderella Girl"

Dramatists have searched into tire
darkest depths Of Christendom-yes
and several times fallen over the sides,
In the effort to obtain thriller" for
their brain creations The stage has
seen the fire engine with its real smoke
and dashing horses. the 100000 gallon
tank of cold water; the great Saw
Mill Scene" in which Harold the
Hero" is hacked into ribbons talmost
by the big buzz saw before the very
eyes OF his beloved Berlirda, in fact II
would be hard Go find commercial
idea that has not been used upon the
stage in some form of other, duiing
the past twenty-five years but il re.
NAMED for William Norris to combine
in that fertile brain of his. ideas an
cient and modern
The legendary story of = Cinderella
with q United States national game
of the present day and the happy blend
ing of two grand ideas. resulted t.
my Cinderella Girl" filling the Viii
ney Opera House, for a period Of
twenty-eight weeks.
Baseball in any form has a firm hold
on the heartstrings of the average
American but when the game carries
with it pretty love story, ard is garn-
ished with pretty girls, sweet music,
and the wild reyelry of set of co..
lege students as in TIE case of My
Cinderella Girl" which will be at the
Auditorium tonight the cure for TIE
blues is all the more complete.
Mr.. Norris carries with him full
hundred people, and the production is
embellished with appropriate scenery.
and handsome costumes, that give a
fine and elaborate finish to an enter
tainment that is complete in every de
tail.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-14
"My Cinderella Girl"

sold out for the entire week." was
the remarkable notice that was posted
in front of the entrance to the Whit
ney Opera House, Chicago, during the
twenty ?eighth, and last week of the
engagement of William Norris in the
excruciatingly funny musical baseball
farce, my Cinderella Girl" which
comes to the Auditorium, December
IA, and there was little wonder in it,
for Mr. Norris having in past years
created some of the funniest charac-
tiers given to the musical comedy stage
namely, King Dodo," "The Burgomas-
ter" Alan, in Babes in Toyland," ETC.,
gave to the theatre going public, what
he terms as the greatest success of
his career-a live up-to-date college
baseball player.
MY Cinderella Girl" has baseball
odor attached to it, from the moment
the ticket is purchased to the fall of
the curtain, with the victory of the
Siwash college nine, and what a game,