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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-10-14
JOB PRINTING

For your job work and printed sta
tionery { any and all description, call
1t The Appeal office. We are better
cquipp than ever to handle the
work in good shape. Give us a call
when you need printing of anv kind
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-30
Lot No. 2
100 SUITS

Carried over from last winter
to close out, practically same
as this seasons. Guaranteed
all wnOl.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-30

The best that's made going a
less than factory prices.
$1.00 Carhartt Overalls----78
loo Carhartt Juinpers-78 78'
%l.25 Carhartt extra sizes 98'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29
IN MAYORDOMO.

Un mayordomo con larga practi-
"a en- el cultivo de In "caha" desea
colocarse al frents de- una co onia, y
al efecto cuents con las referencias
que 20 deseen. Para informes esta
Administraci6n = en- Vega-baja don
Arturo Guerra Acostn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29
cenegiLse q MayagueZ.
El m uchacho Esteban pre-
so por escalamiento, in
ereso en- la escuela CO.
rreccional.
Ell doctor Ferran 50 encuentra
ligeramente enfermO.

(De nuestro corresponssl)
Ponce abril %. ....Se encuen.
ira enfermo el ilustrado doc.
tor Alfredo Ferran, director
del dispensario de anemia de
este distrito' Su enfermedad,
segdn informes que tenemos,
es debida al excessive trabajo
que pesa sobre el. Su complete
restablecimiento sc desea.
En- el tren de aver tarde sa.
]i6 custodiado qor ell guardia
de penales Alberto Arece, ell
menor Esteban Mendez, para
la escuela correctional de Ma.
yagiiez. Este muchacho es de
Utuado, y Sc encontraba en- la
carcel por delito de escala.
miento en- segundo grado.
Tenemos noticias de que
nuestro compatriota el senior
Enrique Alvarado, primer sub.
marshal de la corte de este
distrito continua bastante me.
jor de la enfermedad que ha.
ce tempo 10 tiene en- cana. Di.
cho senior reside temporalmen.
te en- Juana Diaz.
La corte de distrito ha con.
firmado la sentencia de la
corte municipal, contra 8 in.
dividuos por juegos prohibi.
dos, condenandolos a seis do.
liars de multa y las costas.
Ell Sr. Segui, empleado de
la casa de comercio de Mayol
Hnos- que fue operado en- el
asilo de Damas por ell DR.. Sa.
lazar en- dias pasados, CONT.
nua bastante mejor.
Ha salido para San Juan
el captain Fernandez Mater de
la policia insular de este dis.
trito. Comparece como testigo
en- un juicio ante la corte de
distrito de dicha ciudad. LIE
sustituye en- su cargo duran,
te su ausencia, el sargento
Quintero de este puesto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29
Celebration De contIato,
Sc ha cencedide varies permisss

.-.Se ha celebrado un con.
trato con Salvador Martinez,
de Cidra. para el suministro
de piedra triturada(570.), pa.
ia el Lote. No. 4O5, Carretera
No. %, secci6n de Las Cruces
a Cidra.
...Se ha celebrado un con.
trato con Juan Diaz, de Ca
yey, para ell suministro de sig
m. c. de piedra triturada pa
ra el Lote No. 4O2, Carretera
No. l, seccion de Caguas a
Aibonito.
Sc ha concedido permiso
a Eustoquio Nieves, vecino de
Ponce. para fabricar una ca.
sa 4 orillas de la Carretera No.
2, kilometro l. 2, secci6n de
Ponce a Penuelas.
...Se ha concedido a Maria
Santiago, vecina de Ponce,
para trasladar una casa por
la Carretera No. l, seccion de
Ponce 4 la Playa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29
POlR CABLE.

do a Bruselas, slendo recibido
por el pueblo con grandes de-
mostraciones desimpatia. Por
la noche asisti6 a una cena
dispuesta por ell rey Alberto,
& cuyo acto concurrieron la
familia real, el oonsejo de mi.
ministries y cuerpo diplomati-
co.. En- la manana de hoy
parti6 Mr.. Roosevelt para
Holanda donde sera recibido
con atlas distinciones por la
reina Guillermina.
New York, 29-.Comuican de
Londres que Pulhan, ell vence.
dor en- el reciente terneo de
aviacion ha donado ell total
del premio alcanzado, ascen.
dente a 10 mil libras esterli-
mas, al fomento y desarrollo
de la navegaci6n a6rea, Es.
ia resoluci6n del intrepido
aviador frances ha sido muy
elogiada en- todos los circulos
de aviacion.
New York, abril 29--. En-
la camara de los lores sc han
librado recios oombates par.
lamentarios con motive de los
proyectos de ley de presu-
puesto 6 impuestos sobre las
rentas. AL fin, despues de
acalorados debates fue pues-
to a votacion ell bill correspon-
diente al presupuesto, siendo
aprobado por muy escasa ma
yyia.
Ell ministro de Hacienda
Mr.. Lloyd George ha sido
felicitado por el partido Ii.
beral, por el acierto y discre.
ci6n demostrada al sortear las
dificultades que Sc le oponian
a sus proyectos de presupues-
to y tributaci6n.
New York, abril 90. Ell rev
Eduardo condecor6 hoy al
general lord Kitchener con ell
bottom de mariscal de campo
del ejercito ingles.
New York, abril 29....Miem.
bros de la prensa asociada ce,
lebraron anoche un banquete
en- el Waldorf Astoria. NJ.
merosos telegramas de felici.
taci6n de los soberanos Y
hombres notables de Europa
y America fueron recibidos
por aquel oentro de informa.
ci6n universal.
Despachos de Canarias in.
forman que el ex-presidente
Castro oompro en- Santa Cruz
el suntuoso palaeio adquirido
recientemente por los princi,
pes de Batemberg, en- donde
fijarA % residencia defnitiva
el sombrio alucinado de Mi.
rafores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29

En- egta lmrrenta Sc vende
papel de perioiioos viejos 4
t2 quintl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29
funci6n de esta noche.

funci6n de esta noche.
AL efecto, 10 hace por medic
de esta aviso. notificandoles
al mismo tempo que las loca.
lidades estan en- la taqui.
LA del teatro a la disposi.
cion de las socias que gusten
tomarlas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29

estos iltimos meses y segura-
mente este encuentro sera muy
renido.
Tn tren especial saldra de
Rio Piedras para Caguas a
las doce del dia del domingo,
regresando el mismo dia a las
S D. m. Los tickets de ida
y vuelta Sc venderan a un do
liars.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29
& beneficio de
Ia Srta. Huguet
In acuerdo del Club de Dauas

La Sra presidente de esta
Sociedad nos ruega consigne-
mos en- estas columnas que
por falta material de tempo
no ha convocado a las Sras y
Srtas. socias de dicho club
para notifcarles que la Sta.
Huguet. hAbiales dedicado la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29
L|NEA FERREA DEL OESTE

1tinerario do trenes = vapores que
empezarz regir desde q 10 de Sep.
tiembre de 1909
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-29
OFRECEMOS Al PuBLIC0
FL hmpiador VACUUM marca "SANTO.'

Con las siguientes garantias de fabrica:
Marchara constantemente sin caentare enterrumprse
"Iiene por minute destitucon calculada de 25 80
pies cdbico de aire bre Producra de
pugadas, segun ell mercuro Standard de los u"
Durara de Is 20 amos. ain usandose diariamente"
"E SANTO trabajara de cualquer cubo de luz ncandes
cente un costo de centavos la hora Ell "SANTO" no
podra nunca ser superado para hogar pero tambn
gran capacdad 10 hace apeecibe para TIENDAS ALMA.
GENES OFICINAS IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES Il otros
edfcios grandes Haga vista nuestas ocnas para
yer la demosrac6n por ctac6n mandaremos ell aparato
cualquer stio San Juan para demosarlo privado
Porto Rico Power { Lii ght Co.
Oficinas Prin cipales. Marina, San Juan
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
Kyrle Bellew's New French Success Is
 Intensely Dramatic

Among all the fourteen French sue cesses which Charles Frohman has imported ithis year, 'tThe tScandal'; in which Kyr1e Bellew will appear at Jackson's theatre for a single perform ance next Tuesday evening is the most powerfully dramatic. The author, Henri Bataille, is a young dramatist who has been heralded by French cri- tics as 8 man who has all the in tensity of Sardou and the poetic charm of Racine. He has chosen for his theme the story of a good woman who falls into temptation, and the struggle of the husband to cherish her as his wife and at the same time preserve the dignity of his family. The piece takes it's name from the scandal whispered abroad about Char lotte F'eriouI and Artanezzo,s a young gambler for whom she has 8 sudden infatuation. Her husband, Maurice Ferioul is a distinguished man, May or of Grasse and coming Senator, and hitherto she has apparently been de- voted to him, as she has. also to her two children. But the moment she changes She tells him why he has won her. and this abandoned comics sion sion of oi the ehaste woman for t this hi, leaves us haunting thoughts, so fill ed is it with naturalness and longing. Friends of her learn of the influence whom she has fallen in love, and that she has given him her diamond ring with which to assist in paying his debts. Gossip is now afoot.s Artanez- zo is arrested for swind1ing and Char Iotte is forced to go a witness. But though she longs to have done with this adventurer, she is poWerless to prevent herself from being drawn into a squaIid double life. The play presents rare dramatic moments in which the beautiful Charlotte endea- vors to keep the secret of her life to herself and to maintain her place as a wife and a mother. She deter mines to throw Artanezzo aside, when suddenly he returns, not to black mail, as she has expected, but gener- ously to give back her letters Char lotte's nobility will not allow her to sacrifice him any more than she can the happiness of her husband and children. Then to make her plight all the more miserable, her husband gets breath of the scandal, and he determines to drag out confession from the woman. Bit by bit he learns of her shame and to hurniliate her he starts to tell it all to their acQuaintances, when suddenly he sees in her eyes the look of. a wounded creature and his words choke in his throat. Manfully he resolves to live his tragedy as she is living hers. Then comes another temptation to Charlotte and she hurries to Paris to save Artanezzo when he comes up her husband, though he learns why she is gone, and the great climax of the play comes when she returns home and he has to decide whether to take her in or cast her out. Seats are on sale.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
DIED.f

sKANE.-1n this city, Sept. 22. 1910, James Skane, aged Az years months. the funeral from his late residence, No. AT Gregory street, on Sunday, Sept 25 at 2 D. n1., and from Sac red Heart church ats,zsso p;.In,
 -Interment at St. Michael KfERNaS.-1n 6sRS.sfs this. city, Sept. a2: 4ga9 Tbsna An Marg anlapt Kiernan anan.eE aged a 10 months, 1z days.
 -Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of on Saturday, Sept. "A, at 2:30 p. m.
 -Interment at St. Michaeps s cem etery. a 22nde 1910, James F., son of the late James and Jane Rogers.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the residence of his sister, No. 2 Beardsley Lane, on Saturday, Sept. 24th, at 8:30 a. m:, and thence to St. Mary's church, where a high mass of requiem will be offered at g o'clock a. m.
 Burial in St. MichaePs ceme- BERGGER.-In this city, Sept. 22, 1910. Frarlcois Berger. aged S4 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his son, Francis Berger, 392 Madi- son avenue, on Saturday, Sept. 24, at S:30 a. m., and from St. An thony's church at g a. m.
 -Interment at St. Mfehaers this city, September 21st, 1910, Elizabeth, widow of Wiliiam Neville.
 -Friends are invited to attend the funeral at her late residence, No. 673 Barnum avenue, on Satur- day, Sept. 24th, at S:30 a. m.s and thence to St. Charles church where high mass of requiem will be offered at o'clock a. m.
 Burial in St. MichaePs ceme- tery I22 be
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
MEN HELD FOR SERIOUS ASSAULT
 ON A WOMAN
Special from United Press.>

Springfield, Mass, Sept 23.-Henry Viereck and Louis Hamel were before the police court this morning, charged with assault upon Mary Donanue of Holyoke Bail was fixed at s1.OoO, which the men were unable to furnish. The woman is in Mercy Hospital, suf- fering from severe bruises, burns and a bad cut on her head and may die.
 Yesterday afternoon there was a fire in Viereck's upholstery store at 69o Main street. The fire didn't amount to much and was put out by the proprietor and Louis Hamel, who was in the store with Viereck. One of the neighbors, however, told Po- Hceman Ernest Rosenburg that some one had seen a naked woman in the basement of the store and with City Physician Boyer he made an inves- tigation The woman was found, naked and nearly unconscious, and could give no explanation of how she happened to be in such a predicanent.
 Examination by Dr. Boyer showed him that she was seriously injured and he ordered that she. be taken to Mercy Hospital. Her face was badly bruised and burned and a cut on her head indicated that she had been dealt a heavy blow, probably of sufficient force to fracture her skull.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
Persian ribbon and other sorts.

For millinery use, there are handsome Persian rib bons, in such variety of shades and colors that twill be easy to choose in har- mony with the color-plan that is in mind for the new hat. Rich indeed, are they. Some show the glint of gold and of silver; in some, deep hues are contrasted with light; i nall there is that pie turesque distinct pattern of the Orient.
 25 cents to $3 yard.
 For girls school wear, at tractive plaid ribbons. Bright of color and cheerful of pattern. Four inches wide and nice quality,-25c yard.
 Moire ribbon in plain col OTIS for hair bows. Nice firm quality, excellent finish, 5 inches wide,-29c yard.
 Clever little holders for hair-bows. One sort does away with need of tying a knot. 'Tis only necessary to loop up the ribbon,-15c. Another sort holds a ties bow,-1Oc.
 And an attractive little gilt holder for neck-bow,- 1Oc.
 Center aisle. front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
Better suits for $2O than women expect.

It is pleasant to excel We enjoy selling better things for the price than folks expect to find
 These women's s suits at $2o, we take special pleasure in selling.
 They are far far better than any woman will expect at that price.
 ] In style and fabric and making and effect; they are more than a usual $2O-worth Plain fabrics and fancy mixtures; every taste is req sonably sure to be suited. A number of styles rang ing from plain to those with just the right amount of trimming. ;. And all of the sort this talk will lead you to expect.
 $2O.
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
RUSSIAN ATTEMPT TO EXTRADITE MAN
 . WANTED, LURE
1snecial from United Press. )

(SpeclaI from UnILed FreSS.J
 Boston, Sept 23.-Attempts of the Russian Imperial government to ex- tradite Julius Wezosol, a refugee, on the charge of participation in the $50.- 900 robbery of a sRb-treasury in Tif4 lis in 1907 were baked here today Hayes discharged the man. Wezoso1, like Jan Pouren in New York and Rudovitz in Chicago, eases of recent date, declared the Russian govern rnent wanted him for political req sons.
 Wezosol was captured here with 35, GOO roub1es on his person, which the Russian government claimed was part of the 100000 roub1es captured in the Tiff1s raid. He claimed to have been a student at Geneva at the time of the robbery and as there was little hope of Russia being able to prove anything against Wezosol their at torneys here practically agreed to his discharge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
f oung women s tailored suits.

Made from a handsome gray mixture that is wool, here are some new suits for young women that are well worth while.
 Jackets are cut on new shape and finished with notched collar and revers of velvet. They have patch pockets of new design and good satin lining. Skirts are in one of the most-pleas- ing of the new pleated styles. $15.
 Handsome tailored }suits of Scotchy mixtures and of attractive serge and broad cloth. Some in plain and effective models, some trim med in attractive fashion. Among skirts are the new p1eated and modified hobb1e patterns and. jackets are lined with guaranteed satin.
 SIS.
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
Neclwear that has real beauty.

Newest Dutch collars are made of silk in Dolly Var den color effects. They are just delightful, soc.
 Persian jabots are of many shades; and much beauty,-25c and soc.
 Velvet bow ties embroid- cred with little dots in con trasting color are very at tactive,- -25c.
 CuM-and.co1lar sets made of Persian pattern stuffs will add a touch of bright ness to ones dress, ,-5Oc to $1.5O.
 New white stocks of linen are embroidered with bret ty patterns in color. They have the trim tailored ap- pearance,- ,-25c.
 Jabots of lace in Irish effect and in a number of styles,-25c.
 Lace yokes, round and square, such used just now for filling in low necks of summer dresses s,-5Oc to $50.
 Handsome Dutch collars, linen embroidered in fancy patterns or Venise lace, 25c to $3.
 Center aisle, front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
Good gloves of new style.

Chamois gloves, with their availability are in ia vor for Autumn wear. Very good of looks, they are.
 A one-button style made with either pique or prix seam is ready in either white or natural hue, $1.
 Handsome single-button style with prix seams has back embroidered in color. White or natural, l,-$1.5o.
 Mocha gloves of light weight and fine soft finish and of pure white fasten with a single clasp and have pique-sewed seams,- $1 50.
 Princess Victoria gloves in correct Autumn weight and in all the liked colors, $1. These are gloves that the store is particularly proud of. Made in France to special order, of excellent skins, cut on patterns that insure good fiji, finished nice Iy. Either pique or over seam finish at the same price of-$1.
 Coin-pocket gloves of tan appear a novelty and use ful. They are of special goodness, have prix seam, and fit excellently. In palm of left-hand glove is tiny pocket for, holding change. It fastens with a little clasp and is an ideal spot to carry one s carfare, 50.
 Center aisle, rear
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
Serge dresses for women.

Service, good looks, new style, comfort.
 Those are principal and appealing features of these new serge dresses for wom- en.
 Right in tune with the season, because they were created with the season. Fresh from the hands of skilled workers and so full of the appeal of newness. Blue brown and black. Graceful styles with attrac- tive and tasteful decoration. 'Tis worth any woman s while to view them.
 $12.5O.
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
CONNIE MACK
 WINS A BRIDE

Connie Mack has attained the cli4 max of life filled with baseball hon ors His Athletics have captured the American League pennant and in the many te1egrams of congratulation that came from all over the country was one far more precious than all the oth- CTS put together, for it expressed the joy of the woman who will become the bride of the manager on November z.
 Miss Hal1ohan, Maek's helpmeet to be- lives with her mother, Mrs. Mar garet Hallohan, at 311 North Thirty ninth street, Philadelphia.
 The plans for the wedding are so far perfected that it is known that as soon as the worlds series is over MT. and Mrs. Mack will depart from New York for Italy.
 MT. Mack has long been a, widower. He has two sons and a. daughter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
MAYOR FISHER
 TO PROSECUTE
 TAX COLLECTOR
( Special from United Press.> )

Middletown,\ Conn.,, Sept 23-Mayor Willard c. Fisher today sent a letter to Prosecuting Attorney William J. Coughlin, Jr., asking him to begin the prosecution of Tax Collector William B. Senglaub under sections B and 54 of the city ordinances, for alleged neg lect to make daily deposit of the sums collected by him and a. monthly report of all moneys deposited with the citly treasurer.
 collector with refusing to follow the ordinances, although he has been re- peatedIy warned that Fisher intended to enforce the law
 The city ordinances provide that a fine of not more than $1oO may be inn posed for failure to comply with the sections covering the points at issue. Senglaub, a Democrat, has been tax collector for the past 15 years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
TT oilet articles @ smallwares of

extra interest.
 Houbigant's rice powder, flesh or white, fine quality, -17c.
 Hays Hair Health, re- stores human hair to it's nat ural color, soc and $1 sizes, -35c and 75c.
 Transparent glycerine soap, usually 1Oc,-7c.
 Riker's violet talcum and Riker's tooth powder, usual ly 15c,-10c.
 Washable sanitary hair rolls. 24 inches Iong,-5Oc.
 Hair nets of human hair, cover the entire head,-19c.
 Air-weight hair crown, so light one doesn't feel its weight upon the head, -25c and soc.
 Hair buffers, a clever device for making puffs and curIs,-5c.
 Main floor, front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
New belts,
 Persian and leather.

C1 S1dh ana 1GaCnGT
 Yes, the Persian influence has shown itself in attrac- tive belts, too.
 Rich elastic belts of Per sian pattern have buckles in gilt and gray and the new green-gold. Some buckles of filgree pattern are espec- ially pretty. Red brown gray and green are principal color schemes and there is a handsome combination of coral and light gray $1.
 Rich belts of plain elastic are specially wide and have excellent style. They meas ure 21a inches in width and have large attractive gilt buckles. Black or blue, $1.5O.
 Persian belts in blue and green patterns, tasteful and full of style,-5Oc.
 Handsome suede belts in black and in co1ors are 2 to 3 inches wide and have gilt or suede-covered buckles. Effective, soc to $1.50.
 Calfskin belts have a fin ish and an appearance of solidity that gives them ex- tra charm. They are in black only, are in 2-inch or in the graduated width, have buckles covered with calf skin, soc and $1.
 Nice patent leather belts will be much worn. They have a great attraction, too. Buckles are either gilt or self-covered and a number of styles are ready in widths from 112 to 212 inches.
 Left of Main street door.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
FARRELL TO PROBE
 HAL CHASE CHARGES
1snecial from United Press.

Cleveland, Sept 23-Frank Fyare1l, owner of the New York Americans, arrived today to investigate the charges made against First Baseman Hal Chase by Manager George Stall ings. Ban Johnson, league president, has been asked by Farrell to take part in the investigation and he is expect ed here late in the day.
 Farrell said the situation would re- main the same until h chad made a thorough investigation. Farrell has heard the Stallings side of the story and then had a. talk with Chase Far rell expects to get in touch with near ly all the players today and may reach some definite decision regarding the management of the club for the rest of the season by tonight.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
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for a song.
 What advertise croquet- sets nowl And expect to sell them!
 To be sure. There are several weeks yet in which to enjoy their use. And they are to sell for so little that they will sell at a great rate.
 Whose buys will have a practically new set next spring for far far below usual cost.
 We do it simply because there is more room out of the store than in it-and we nee droom for other things than croquet setsz
 75-cent sets for 39c
 $1.25 and $1.45 sets for 95C
 $1.95 and $2.5O sets for
 $3 to $7.5o sets for $2.5O
 Front basement
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-23
E. H. DILLON & co.
Weather Indications.
Especial from United IPress.1

New Haven, Sept 2s-Forecast: In ereasing cloudiness with probably showers late tonight or Saturday Nvarn,er, tonight. Moderate variable winds.
 y An area of high pressure is produc- ing cool, pleasant weather with frosts f,f low treasure extending from Texas northeastward to Lake Superior IS producing cloudy and rainy weather in fine central sections. Another area or nigh pressure central over North Da- 1xofa is producing cool, pleasant weatIfer in the northwest. These areas will move eastward and produce warmer weather in this vicinity to- night. sss