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Arizona republican., 1910-11-20
In The SAME ROAT

Guest-TT take some o. that.
Waiter-Some O which. boss?
Guest-Some o. that there Can't
you read?
Waiter-Scuse me, sub. l amt
had no education, either-Clevcland
Plain Dealer
Arizona republican., 1910-11-20
THE SELFISHNESS OF BACHE
lORS.

Some outspoken remarks concern
ing selfish bachelors were made by
Rev. DR. Hemphill of Tipperary at the
conference of the Church of Ireland
at Belfast recently.
a woman Of the farming class, he
said, remarked to him the other day
that the popnlation was running NerN
Arizona republican., 1910-11-20

to heal, the head is cleared, breathing
becomes natural and easy, the throat
is no longer clogged, and every un-
pleasant symptom of the disease dis
appears. S. S. S. is the greatest of all
blood purifiers, and for this reason is
the most certain cure for Catarrh.
Book on Catarrh and medical advice
free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
News Of South Richmond

&
day afternoon "a, the home OF the brides
parents.
Cool,-Ieonard.
The engagement OF a. B. Cook. OF ches.
terheld county and Misn Lois Leonard.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leonard,
aiso Of Chesterfield. has been announced 10
take place on November 8. The ceremony
viii be performed at the Branch Church by
Rev. J. 7. Tucker.
william II. Childress.
i William II. Cr!dress died Tuesday morn
Ing at his home, 2sA Delaware Avenue, Oak
Grove. He leaves n widow. The funeral
took place yesterday morning.
Notes About Town.
Revival services in Cowardin Avenue
Christian Church continue this week with
Increased interest. Rev. John Anderson
Jayne. pastor OF the Church of Christ. Of
Hampton. Is preaching to large audiences
The illustrated song services and scripture
reading will also be continued throughout
this week. s
the steps OF her home. nos Bainbridgs
Street. was reported yesterday 70 be slight
.iy improved.
Rev. Il \. Haley pastor Of Stockton
Street Church, Is conducting revival services
in Oak Grove Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
W0RDIFR0|VIP[A|7i1
May A 5 ! ! STRIKE I
With His Consent, Trouble Will
Be Submitted to Board
Of Arbitration.

( New York. November 2.-.Only the
word of Frank ii. 3iatt, head OF. tho
United States Express Company Us.
needed to bring about arbitrlxionMoff
the express strike, according to claims
of the strike leaders tonight Through
o series OF conferences to-day Mt the
Office OF Mayor Gaynor, the consent of
the strikers to submit their grievances
to q rbi tration was obtained, and It is
said that the heads OF all the COM
par1ies except Plntt are willing to
cntrust the settlement OF the trouble
to q board ut Sarbitrution. Strike lead.
ers expressed the hope tonight that
by to-morrow Plat woul be won over
to this program.
3 No formal statement was forthcom-
Ing. " hen the conference in the Mayors
Office adjourned tonight. but Mayor
Wittpenn, OF Jersey City, who had at
tended the meeting, said:
1t looks bright for a settlements"
William II. Ashton. one OF the strike
leaders. added THE prospects for.
ending the strike are brighter now, r
think. than ut any time.
The arbitration board will consist of
two men selected by the companies,
two by the strikers and, chosen by
these arbitrators will be Mayor Cay
nor as chairman.
e On behalf OF the express, companies
statement was issued tonight stat
Ing that general conference of tho
executive committees of the concerns
would be resumed Tomorrow to con-
slider tho situation.
During the day the ranks OF the
strikers We're ngthened by the al
al tion OF drivers from several depart
ment stores.
Aid to the strikers was also ten
dered by the Longshoremen's Union.
which sent O. committee to the various
steamship companies with a notice that
the longshoremen will not handle
packages Brought to the piers by
strike -breakers and threatened to
strike to enforce their decision.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03

"a - ( ~
chope. took place to-day in the fam
lily lot Mt the amherst Cemetery. MIR.
iorsley was about eighty years old
lie was born and reared near Nor.
wood, in Nelson county, where lie
leaves many relatives.
Mrs. Josephine ISrOusc.
IL Special to The Times Ispatch.1
josephine Krouse, wife &c Joseph
krouse. and member OF a pioneer
Frederick county family. died last
nashl while undergoing surgical
per rl on II the hospital at Newark.
~ ~. y. where the family has been liv-
lns several years. Her remains will
be Inferred here Thursday
NJ John G. ItuxsriI.
ISpecialto The Times Dispatch.
fredericksburg. Va. November a..
A telegram to-day announced the death,
mt Anchorage. KY OF John G. RUSSELL.
q prominent member of the Louisyllls'
bar. from pneumonia. He married Mas
Mary Byrd Scott. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William p. Scott, of this city,
who. with four children, survives.
Christopi,cr II. Miller.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
staunton. Va. November Chris.
topher Miller. for twenty years
steward at the Western State Hos.
pital. who has been III FOR some
months. died this afternoon. aged sew
entS-six years. leaving three sons and
one daughter.
Charles Il. Frazier.
Especial TO The Times ID Dispatch.
Harrisonburg Va. November 80
Charles e Frazier. aged thirty seven
years, died to-day. He was a prom
inent Mason, Elk and u, c. r.. and
was a native OF Stephens City. He
leaves a wife and two children
Miss Temple y. Green.
Especial to The Times -Dsspatcli.j
Weldon, n. c.. Noven Der Miss
Temple Joyner Green, daughter of DR..
I. r. Green died this evening OF tY-
bhoid fever. aged: seventeen years.
The funeral Will be held Friday after
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
He REFUSES TO B|
OUSTED FR0MJ0B
.valladares, Behind Battery Of
Machine Guns, Dehes the
Government.
Government.

washington, d. c., November -
Back on his own island and safely in
strenchea behind his battery OF machine
guns. General Jose Vailadares. the &C.
centric comma1dant OF Amapala, the
Pacific port of Htnduras. has openly
defied President Dayia to put him out
OF his lob. The United States gunboat
Princeton. which has been at Amapala
about three weeks to protect American
Interests. has been ordered to remain
tnere until relieved.
Both the state and Navy Depart
ments have dispatches from Honduras
telling of Yalladares's beliigerency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
IN FEDERAL HANDS NOW
Porter Charlton May soon now If n,
Must Return To Ifnlx. s.-E.----

Porter Charlton May soor, Know If Re
Must Return to Italy.
!. Washington, y, c.. November E2.-Tnr
state Department Tomorrow will re-
s .e r the evidence in the case OF Por.
Ter charlton, who is being held at
Jersey City. N j.. to await the OUT
gone 90 !, OF extradition proceedings on
j. 5fn y u ,ch 1a. Of numbering his wife at
! Mr. Garyen said the matter now is
son county, n. j.. arrived here to-
night and will present to the State
pT s t,ra the formal certifcution OF
justice Blair. Of Hudson county. ana
the evidence warranting cxtradition
n 81 49, - =
M.r..Graven said the matter now is
out OF the hands OF the Jersey au-
thorities and within the jurisdictiona Of
me, tne stat state Department Anticipating
haDeas corpus proceedings in the Fed
.eral courts. whore charlton.s defense
y. expected to fight extraditlon, Mr..
Garfen declared that the Italian gov
eminent has requested him, throug,
consul Pc Rosa, or New York. to rep.
of the case. Is s.. .5 20 = l'oA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
TREATS 1T AS JOKE
Florence Observation-Disclosures Not Per-

Florence Observation-Disclosures Not Per-
tnrhcd by Prison Sentence.
New York. November 2.-When Flor
once Burns Wildrick, who attained no.
acquitted of the murder of Walter
Brooks in local hotel was sem
fenced to-day 10 serve from seven
TO fourteen years in States Prison
for extortion,. she seemed to take the
whole proceeding as a joke She will
be sent to Auburn Prison.
). She smiled cheerfully while Judge
Grain was pronouncing sentence. il
was different with Edward H. Brooks.
her codefendant, sentenced to the same
term Of imprisonment He was pale
the sentences u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
Mis-. Della Powell Hurt.

While returning from Memorial ser.
vices IN Mount Calvary Cemetery yes
bookkeeper for John b. YbiiIey, met
with an accident on Franklin street.
either failing out or jumping from l.
surrey she was driving. II Is supposed
tina the horse slipped and that She be-
was hurt. though not seriously. In the
back and was taken home. Her COM
paniot1s escaped uninjured. though the
surrey was damaged. Miss Powell is
expected to have entirely recovered
within a few days .l q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03

BooKER-Died. at 10 A. NJ. at his.
home. 1913 Floyd Avenue, Wednesday,
e j.. D. BOOKER.
Interment at Tranquility, near Ok
ford. ~ c., THURSDAY EVENING.
cRowDER-Died. suddenly, at Ginters
Z Park. at 3 p. NJ. November 2. N. A.
CROwDER, IN the sixty fifth year
OF his age He leaves one daughter
Mrs. j. n. Booker.
Funeral from IL West Cary Street
THURSDAY AFTERNOON at
o'clock.
No flowers. !,
ELLETT-Died. "Wednesday. ut 40
o'clock a. NJ, PLEASANT DABNEfs
ELLETT, In the eightieth year of
Funeral from the residence Of his
som in law. Mr.. Fred y. Gam. 2sla
q East Broad Street,city, THIS tThuTs-3
day1 AFTERNOON at O'Clock. m. m
terment at lakewood. !,
IoSEs-Died. at, the residence OF her
father. q. Scott Gibbs, 1900 Bainbridge3
Street. at @l:15 o'clock this mornings
Isl MRS. ELDRIDGE JONES.
Funeral notice later.
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0B.lIiTUARY..
plcnNnnt. Dnbncy Elicit

.is T1cNHAntK Dnbucys Elicit.
p 'esE ans G1in1o1 hFy
seven years valued emp1oye OF the
;Chesapeake and Ohio shops, died at
the Soldiers Home yesterday morn
ing at 81 o'clock. He was 81 ghty years
Mr.. INLET was an ext Confederate
soldier. having served through the
CIVIL War, rs "a member Of Company.
Is, Fifty-third Virginia Infantry, He
of tho war having been connected,
leaves wife, who was Miss Margaret
tIa,v, Of Hanover county. and four Y,
Mrs. j ohm Noff. Stanton; Mrs Fred
Gam and Miss Maggie elicit. Of Rich-,
smond " 81 ss
Tho funeral will be held from the
Gam. 2 81 2 East Broad Street. this at
tnrnoon 5s 50 ts54 o,cloc s3;st.ss
al tSWsee aaerdS Il ten
noon. He was emp loyed by 7. g. Phaup,
and foil d lead while at w,or ls: e was
ixty- i've years 81 ICE. IIe leaves one
da rsa Mss Il AZ o from ives.
Gary street, at O'Clock this afternoon
NJ I'd. I1llridge: Jones. w
qed e. the rss
700 Balnbrlage Street. Ct 4 y s. clock
Ibis morning.
The funeral arrangement Will be an
nounced later, s;5s s 3ass a
i. q Daniel Booker.
Stricken With ap oplexy 7 Daniela
lBoolser,s ono OF NJ tho oldest and best
known III nHnrarlco men of Rlc hmond,
died Mt his resldence,s 1918 y III oyd We y
nue., al u 0 o'cloels yes ter ny morning
He Was I'M shiH aslx ty IN In I'll year n
Mr.. Booker served * llrong h the civil
War MS III mem her OF the 1,hi rty- 70 urtt
Infantry. ZIG I'll senl listed In: 188 IN
fought An I'LL tho battles in NV \ CHI MS
fcommand took part Rand surrendereda
Iat hnilnr's Crock tho Ia q the
lscunfllcts Ys Ss Sc n
rho body vii 4 he t alsen To- Oxford
IN, a., tllia morning for p u I'll \ y III MS
Fold home In MeclslenburE coun Va - g
|is sllrviVed by his wi e. 81 s s
u NIrs. LniirnS I..E lxrAtzer.y8 8ss%s
sspetlnlgto The Times Dispa tch.l
asiS Observation-Disclosures Val N oYember 2s----
Mrs IL sIlaurn lI Kratz en-. tfty- ght
years old ~ Id ON Of Toseph N. 3. krat,ll
|aer.9 died yes torday ut IN VI lie. Rocls 4
Lwffflsr, 1i,d shnlonred3 ia he Christian
IIGliurrh She leayes Ave \ CHI dre M y in-
|SGluulng Mlsa bert hn$ Statze II ". RAIN
al tlrsn ~ he Veste tate ,Iioss
Isilital, sstA on hro en- q nt o. ~ III
Funeral ~ Henry OrHley u. Ss
hpfHt, n OVEN be .-Ihe
lhulIialgn the a ate Henry III orslay, S I,
lsdiel Aronday lnorning 10 a Eae cry #II "
1.-THE homo afs his alas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03

his remarks to-day were utterances in
favor OF organized labor.
AIR. Stirlson, at Ilion. referred to the
high cost of living as being the out
come of a world wide condition, ana
not due to any one combination of per-
sons or g political party.
Some one IN tha crowd asked MIR.
Stimson why wages did not increase
az the same time as the prices OF COM
lnodities and he replied that the price
of labor always was the las. to adj
vance.
Labor can't Increase in price he
said. without organization, and that
is why stand for wide organization
OF labor, SO that 1t can get its share
OF the profits that go with the coun-
.ry's prosperity," FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
AGED ACTOR DEAD
Charles j. f'.He Had Supported Many
Famous ,rrnSclinns.

Philadelphia, Pa. November o.
tion more than a quarter Of a cen
fury ago, died to-day at the Edwin
Forest Home for Actors, in this city.
He was eighty years old
Mr.. Fyffe supported Booth, Barrett.
William e. Sheridan and other great
tragedians durtag period of about
forty years. He had Il wide range OF
parts. but 1t was in the heavier roles
Of tragedy that he appeared at his
best He was a native of New Or
leans, and his body will be sent ia
that city for interment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
l,lsmisscl From Arn,.

Wasfington. D. c.. November 49,
Lieutenant John z. Purvis. of the
Philippine Scouts, has been dismissed
from the army after trial by court
martial. for drunkenness s. abusing the
mar. and for falling to report for
duty. The sentence was confirmed by
President Taft -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
In Open rebellion,

Tegucigalpa. Honduras, November >.
-eseneral jose Vnlladares, who has re-
turned TO Amapala. where he was at
of the port has come out In open re-
heilton against the government which
deposed him. a state OF siege has been
proclaimed. and It Is expected thar
forces will be sent Immediately against
[NnltanareS II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-D!spatch.
1103 Hull street.

~ r
The American Tobacco Company has
bought tho old baseball park OF Manchester
consisting OF twenty-five acres, for 81. 600 an
acre. and will utilize 1t for the purpose of
erecting tobacco warehouses for the storage
OF leaf tobacco
Engineers for the company Tuesday morn
ing tegan}Sa survey OF the property pre-
pura,ory to the erection of the buildings
which II is said will begin shortly. This
property was owned by an estate. and ate.
negotiations pending for several months
the deal was finally consnmmated through
Richmond realty firm
Marked Interest has been shown. IN South
Richmond overNthe plan for the erection OF
the storage housez, as the construction of
them will mean strong demand for labor
during this winter, and thus afford plenty
OF ployment.s
Court Docket.
Willie sh epperson. q arrested by Policeman
w. "A. Moore. was fined $50 and costs In
w. D. Browning was in the Police Court
for using well mt 5ls West Tenth Street..
the water OF which had been condemned by
the health department.. He was fined $40
condition that the should have the well CLOS
cd within forty-eight hours ana put In a
hydrant at the earliest possible moment.
The case OF g. g Dillon 5nsainst the ylr.
began Monday, sia xtiil In prosress. Dillon
IS suing tor $500 for dam 9 ges for injuries
suffered In failing from an electric wire
wv. III. Alley Seriously I'll
sf w. n. Alley. OF Oak Grove, q u brlck(nyer,
while going 2 70 work Yes ord ay inornn a
1880 o'clock suffered 3 q h tnarrhage q the
lungs at sixthtan Stockton Streets, Cap
tain the for Y,
am p ~.
before the ambulance could arrive lte was
taken TO the city Home. and $is in a critical
| Corporation Dlstn Used
The seahonrd a III Line r llxtlys and I VIE.
Eglnia Passenger ana Power CON pany were
dismissed yesterday Polss Court fron,
/ the charge OF permitting - holo % sr X,
without pro per danger signal ~ Hull and
sixth Streets. Each lion. blamea INC
other for the oitense, ii M isns the place ms
Eheen filled In the RIA VAS dlse fse
from the docket by Justice SMnuric s
Arcl.or--Jn cob. sss, Z.
STANDARD Archer. son Air.s " !, A n
John M 81 Archer. and NJ tssS Jeanott Y. l,alrt
Jacob. daughtcrsof Mr. ana rs Mrs, W. ~
|sJacob, OF Forest Hill were maffied Sea1ef-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
high prIce Tor spot Cotton.

=, Sew Orleans, La. N OVEN Der 2 "a
~ ~ cents a pound ~ or a ,0o 90 bales
~ cotton produced 4 on the Stat con-.s
tiei Farms In Miss SIS ppi = he deal
tt'ta9l Ens more than 10000. and As u e5s
iititRAeAt price recorded q or spot cotto on
lti'H haasGn S}s SS III NJ SSiSas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03

Critically III lii New York.
!, iihsf Y, Allen, Of New: Yor formerly }sof
ti}sltnoh1, who was opera ed ON last lY 81.
y, critically ill., s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03

Sosember TERM Opens Monday.
y ne SoYcnber term OF the City Circuit
noett wiz besin Monday m orn in 81 vi hen the
qRst%i viii DO called md cases set 1ndl-i
.tatl9ns hfe that tho business OF this term
Nll be light. s3S III 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03

Marriage Licenses.
NJ &c licenses We're Issued YESTERDAY IN
Rennolds and to s. Taylor paI,nore = a,,.
Lulu May Tutwiler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
.I.epnlr Permits Issurd.

The following permits were issued In the
office. OF Building Inspector Beck yesterday.
w. III. Felthaus. to repair brick dwelling,
II West Jackson Street, to cost SIS.
William c. Smith, to repair carriage shop
3M North Fiith Street. 10 cost 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03

Mrs. Parrish Ill. 9s$8s ll2&#
. .iS y, Parrish Is very " II u her home
~ Vest franklin street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
OuoIl0c,lsns Executor,

W Gordon anailaed as execute r II q a he viii
~ s,.sannA5s,, Waadill, The eat s!sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
THE w E II HER.

:, Fiorecast:lr Virginia ana North Caro-
~ inu-Fnir mud cooler Thursday; Fri
day, fair, light, yarinhle ,yInds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
CONDITIONS YEsTERDAY.

g 49,, AAAOtN SE9a ESIEltDAI.
a. NJ temperature. ~. IL
Humidity 3. u. I. ~. N
Wind direction ~, II. Soutbeas,
Wind velocity
Weather -. .Cleay
I, Trace
Z T. NJ. tempera ture ~, "a
MAXIMUM temperature UP to s
~ ~ MI n. G6
minimum temperature up to i
u r. NJ. s. n a,
Mean temperature !. /. Il
Normal temperature n
Excess netemperature, Z. I.
Deficiency In temperature SINCE
March " 81. ( II. X.
Aecum. excess In temperature
since January 1 ,s.. ~ +. ~. s. ~
deficiency in rainfall since March
I; | {; ..5. B ... s.s,
A'.cGum. deficiency IN rainfall since
Januaryi ~ !. \ .5f.5.f. q. 80. 3.3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
stin,son In UtIcn.

StiMson In Utlcn
Utica, ~ Y, November 2.-Henry l.
Stimson, Republican candidate for Gov
error spoke in Utica Tonight. He
had delivered FIVE addresses during the
afternoon Particularly noticeable in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
= ~ q CO., . Y, ~. gT1i.,n inHeil \

Isl STANDARD archer SON d N and Mrs.
John Nd, 81 Archer, a and Miss Joanettc laird
Jacob. daugh liter Of Mr. and II: Mrs ". a.
jacob OF Forest hin ,a,Verc marie yeater-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03

I'll. Arguments Effective.
r, was o. mighty effective campaign
from a Democratic HtaHdpoint. but
highly unsatisfactory from the other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03

tFle Republicans are Enthusiastic ana
l9hafnl, the Democrats W FRIED s. ana
Atis tel side making any specific claims
-7lsSl VI fisires included.
ana that, in a general way, 81 Is the
flthafinii In this old Republican state
~ OHIO at the present tim @. SsSS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03

During the day the ranks OF the
strikers We're streng thened by the ad-
ldition 81 drivers from several depart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03

rio BODY will he taken to Oxford,
N .s r. tl,ia morning for burial near ~ s
old home In Mensl enburg n coun lte
4ta "a iirV,Vcd Shvs N In Nv I &. 8tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
MORE indian SCHOOLS
FIFTEEN ESTABLISHED SINCE
JULY l LAST.
Plan Is Progressing to Admit Chill
dren of Indians to the
White Schools.

The number of Indian day schools is
being increased. and the admission OF In
dian children to the white schools Is being
sought with renewed vigor by the bureau
Of Indian affairs in mapping out its
educational scheme for the next scholastic
year. These facts developed today.
About fifteen additional day schools
have been established in various parts of
the country since July 1, and 1t is said
that probably half dozen more will be
organized before the fall term begins.
State and county officials are being urged
to open the white schools to the Indian
children to the fullest extent.
Il believe" declared an Indian official
today, that we are close to the time
when every Indian child will be enrolled
in some school,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11

1t matters little what 1t is that you
want-whether a situation or a servant
"a want ad in The Star will reach the
person who will fiji your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
HAVE TOO MUCH MONEY.
Porto Rican Bankers Embarrassed
by Surplus of Cash.

SAN JUAN, p. r., August 11.-Record-
breaking crops of sugar, tobacco, coffee,
fruit and other soil products are bring
ing a golden stream in return for exports
How to wisely handle this money is a
problem.
Plenty of people would pay for share
of il the prevailing interest rates of from
s TO II per cent, but the security they
offer is not gilt-edged.
The insular government balance is now
crowding S4,O00.00, a good share of which
is deposited in New York city. At the be-
ginning of this year j. W. Seligman &
Co. held S1.JOO,Ooo of this money, and the
National City Bank of New York had
S6Os. 966.67.
The peoples money is drawing per
cent from the American Colonial Bank of
san Juan and the National City Bank of
New York, and per cent from the other
depositaries named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-11
NEARLY WRECKS CRAFT
STURGEON LEAPS INTO BOAT
ON NIAGARA RIVER.
Fish Disables Engine, Causing
Party to Drift Down Toward the
Falls-Timely Rescue.

NIAGARA FALLS, August ia stur-
geon, measuring six feet eight inches in
length and weighing $50 pounds, jurnped
into motor boat Monday night near La
Sale, two miles above Niagara Falls. seri-
ously injuring woman occupant of the
boat and disabling the engine so that the
whole party would have been swept over
the cataract had not help arrived Just in
the nick of time.
Sebastian Smith, the owner of the boat.
set out from La Sale about O'Clock
with party consisting of Nellie Johnson
and Frank Lonsdale of Niagara Falls
AS the boat was returning down stream
the huge fish jumped for the bright
searchlight on the boat and struck Miss
Johnson on the back, seriously injuring
her. The fish then lurched against the
engine, disabling it, and was subdued
only after twenty minutes hard work by
the men of the party
All this time the boat was drifting
nearer the falls and would have been
swept over them had not George Allen
of La Sale heard the cries of distress
and towed the drifting craft to safety
with his motor boat.