davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-30
DYSPEPSIA

"Having taken your wonderful Casca' rets' for three months and being entirely cured of stomach catarrh and dyspepsia, I think a word of praise is due to 'Cascarets' for their wonderful compost ton. I have taken numerous other so- called remedies but without avail, and l find that Cascarets relieve more in day than all the others have taken would iu year." James McGune,
 1o8 Mercer St., Jersey City, N. J.
 Pleasant. Palatable. Potent Taste Good.
 Do Good. Never Sicken Weaken or Gripe.
 lOc 25c Soc. Never sold in bulk. The gen.
 uine tablet stamped CCC. Guaranteed to
 cure or your money back. 9l9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-30

and horse used by police, saving in feed s400.
 Letting street cleaning by contract, thereby saving $72O.
 Total, $4,4S0.
 The meeting last night was Of un- tsuaI interest, and the council adopt cd a number of the reductions recom- rlended.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-30
LESSON EXPENSES
 AT TEXARKANA
Sinance Committee Recommends al
 Annual Saving of $4,4SO.


 Texarkana, April 29.-The new fi- rance committee reported to the coun- eil of Texarkana, Ark, in order to meet the deficit made by the going dry" that the following reductions le made in the expenses of the city: Aldermen serve without pay, saving annually $4S0.
 Mayor cut his salary in two, sav- ing annually 5000.
 Board of public affairs serve with Cnt pay, saving annually $240. Discharge one policeman, annually saving $S10.
 Reduction of salary of three police men, $270. Reduction of salary of city phy- sician, $480.
 Reduction of salary of guard oi smallpox camp, $480. Sell two horses now used on street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-30

Don't do yourself the injustice of rot attending our special Davenport sale April g to 30- One week-Reap 6 Crawford Furniture Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-30

Davenport Special-One week April o5. to 30. A solid car load Davenports at extra.special low prfces.-Reap x Crawford Furniture Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-30
Change of Program at ORPHEO commencing Thursday, 9Sth.

For a full line of Fresh vege- nbles and plants call old phone S7s. Pic Merlo. (tf)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
IN SHADOW or GALLONS
MURDERER TAKES LIFE

Carson City, New, July 2j.-Undcr
sentence 10 die on the gallows next
Friday for the murder OF his wife, c.
&. Petty, whose legal fight for his
life has been one of the longest and
most persistent ever wnccd In Ne
Nada, committed suicide in sonsa-
tional manner in the prison yard of
;he Carson pcnitcntiarv today.
While being given his daily exercise
on the walk IN trent of the row Of
cells Petty broke from the guard and
rushed across the yard to a tall cleo
trio light pole.
Mounting the pole he climbed 20
feet and then plunged hcadlong to
the bitumen below. lie was badly
manglcd and died few. minutes after
ward.
The state board of pardons has held
three sessions for the consideration of
the Petty case and last Saturday de.
cided finally that he should die ac-
cording to the decree of the tOur..
Petty was convicted Of shooting his
wife To death at Sparks, New.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
ROBBER TAKES
GROCERIES

The home of Antoine Rodriguc,
was robbed last night OF all the
groceries in the kitchen.
This is the second time this same
home has been robbed inside of two
weeks, On the night of July 2S
someone entered the Rodrigucs house
about midnight and, as on the pres
cnt occasion, cleaned out the kitchen
OF all the groceries Complaint was
made to the police department, but
with no results as to experimenting
the thief.
Last night Mrs. Rodrigues, having
occasion to pass the kitchen at 4
late hour, noticed that the kitchen
door was open. She called her hus-
band, who made an investigation
and found that all the groceries on
hand had been stolen. A bottle of
medicine was thrown out of the
window.
Mr.. Rodrlgues has notified Chief
McDuffie, who will try and get line
on the seeker for groceries in other
peoples homes at unreasonable
hours
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
VAUDEVILLE At
THE ORPHEUM

Last night the Now Orphcum was
crowded with an enthusiastic audi
ence which took Hll the good things
Tor granted and applaudcd everything
that was done by the new company
which has been reconstructed from
the old one. The first half of the
show was devoted to vaudeville, and
some good turns were staged by the
members of the company.
The opening turn was put on by
the Casino Four and dainty little bits
of bathing girls were they Wilma
Stock sung her charming song
splash Me" and there was not man
In the audience who would not have
accepted the invitation II the scene
had been laid at Waikiki. Wilma is
the real thing in bathing suit and
her dancing was on a par with her
figure.
Miss Garfield got great reception
when she appeared on the stage and
her violin solos were well executed
and much admired by the audience,
which encored her three times.
Carlton Chase was Respondent in a
suit that he probably thinks is quite
the real thing; he sang "A couple of
songs in his usual style. His quick
change from the dudes rig out to a
business suit brought down the house.
Maudc Rockwell is always a favor
ite with Honolulu audience and she
was in great voice last night. Her
songs we're encored four times and
her grand finale in which she brought
echo.
Dainty Olga Steck sang song that
touched the audience in the right spot
and she was encored. Olga respond
ed with flirting song and was sup
ported by the full strength of the
chorus.
The first part Of the show ended
with musical sketch by Miss Bunyea
and Gideon
Even the most confirmed dispeptic
Crouch could muster few giggles at
at the presentation of the farcical
comedy The Rehearsal" In this
Maud Rockwell and Harry Clarity ac-
complished much in keeping the audi
ence in good humor. AS Professor
Pygation Whifllos, Clarity now and
then relapsed into clever repartee.
Carlton Chase as Arthur Doveleigh
appeared in the regulation "colleg-
fate uniform" and he acted the part
of varsity rah! rah! boy" and was
all there save the yell" Chase has
already set the fashion for a score or
more Honolulu imitators who would
essay ragtime and rakish raiment for
Rialto rambling.
II lay to the part of Laurel Atkins,
as sister OF Major Bangs with aspira-
tons for becoming fairy, to add the
sauce piquant to the sketch that enter
tanned Orpheum patrons for over an
hour last night. Making her appear
ancc in "neshlings" and grotesque
makeup, this artist brought down the
house.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
GYPsIES WORK VALLEY PEOPLE

\ band of fortune telling gypsies
worked ralolO Valley Yesterday for
all its was worth Taking each home
as they came to II the gypsics met
with Indifferent success until the Por.
tugucsc residents of the valley were
visited.
II was here that they worked on
the supcrstitiOus Of the people in
some instances getting money all the
way from 81 to so. and giving moth.
ing in return but the long life" stunt
and much happiness.
In one home the gypsies so worked
upon the feeling of the inmates that
they took cups and saucors from the
closets and deliberately wrapped
them up in newspaper and carried
them away. |.
Coming to the CONCLUSION that they
were gang of imposters and frauds
some of the valley people called for
the police but the gypsies made their
get away before the officers arrived.
The gypsics were over bold and
daring, entering houses without
knocking and, working on the feel,
lngs of the women folks, would go
all over the house. There Is no tell.
ing how many articles of value were
stolen. They are evidently gang
of impostcrs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

MARRY ON COAST

The San Francisco Call of August
3 contains the following, which is
of interest to many In this city:
Following Immediately in the
wake of the wedding of Miss Rowena
Elston and Robert Bond Saturday
night at Berkeley, the happy culmi-
nation of another Hawaiian romance
will take place Wednesday, when
Miss Susan !. Clark of Oakland Is
led to the altar by c. A. Macintosh
of Honolulu. The couple, who met
In the Islands last year, will be
married at st. Mary's cathedral.
They will leave Immediately for the
land of plantations and amending
summers and will live in Honolulu.
The Clark Macintosh wedding
just escapes being double cerc-
mony. Miss Clark and Mrs. Bond
spent the summer year ago in the
Islands, and while there met the men
of their choice. About six months
ago they returned and arranged for
the two weddings. Both girls are
related, and the grooms are engaged
In business at Honolulu.
Mildred Clark, sister of the
bride. will be maid of honor. AMI
hut few friends and relatives will
be present at the church. Miss
Clark has spent the last four years
about the bay cities, where she has
been favorite in society circles and
university social life. She is of an
especially attractive and striking
blonde type and has spent much OF
her time travelling.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS
FOR Hllo TOWN

Dyso, the clever Australian come
dian who has been presenting mar
yelous turn at the Park Theater was
among the passengers who. sailed for
Hilo by the Mauna Kea this morn.
ing Accompanying Dyso were Thomp-
son and the two Desmonds, an Anne
rican team who have also been a
feature at the Fort street play house
The artists will open at one of the
Hio theaters. Before returning to
Honolulu the party propose 70 visit
the Volcano.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
RUSSIANS HOLD QUIET MEETING

Vasilieff, the Russian agitator, was
the shining light at a meeting held
last night in the Socialists Hall at
Alakea and King streets.
All the speeches made by those
who had anything to say, were con,
Quoted In a very orderly, quiet man,
ner.
There was some money collected
from those present but for what pur-
pose could not be learned Possibly
Vasilien Is under the impression that
II is much healthier on the Coast
especially for himself and It may be
he is going for summer vacation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
CUSTOMS MAN ON VACATION,

NJ. w. Tshudi, one of the valued
members of the local customs stan
Of inspectors sailed for Hawaii this
morning as passenger by the steam.
or Mauna Kea Mr.. Tshudi is accom-.
panied by Mrs, Tshudi and they will
visit the Volcano while away. The
customs man Is away on two weeks
leave of absence.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
a SUGGESTION ON ECZEMA.

II rs suggested that eczema suffer
ets ask the Honolulu Drug Co, of this
city what reports he is getting from
the patients who have used the oil OF
wintergrccn liquid compound, d. d. d.
Presentation
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09
BAND CONCERT.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will give
a public concert at Thomas Square at
1880 O'Clock this evening, The fol
lowing program will be rendered:
March-True Blue ,........, Peisker
Overture-Anna Bolena 80, Donizetti
Cayatlna--Village Master !, ,Boieldieu
"reminiscences Of Donlzotii Godfrey
Vocal-Hawaiian songs, Ar by Berger
"reminiscences of Balfe. go. Godfrey
Mazurka-A Phantom .,... Kuhner
Finale7-A Child Of the Time. Carl
The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

MANY man would enjoy being cast
away on a desert island. Then he
wouldn't have to call on his wife's
relations.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-09

Tho man who shaves himself might
be perfectly happy If he could cut his
own hair.
Why not equip our legislative halls
with immunity bathrooms?
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

The Of tho savings purasei1n November
Oand the of
iOrs fo75 moreh
doubled
is sever AMI aaonpod alton qmaeto
eqmpp aangs deanen
t the v is enel seIu1d land mcud waiting ROOM
lroy, itngde and al the for their
IN Om fHe nksl ewHh
Hng n 10 the safety vaults from the bank
Inc bank equipped with massive vault manganese steel which has properties
are o %
the
Bank to n the
gronw tausn dohere
0 interests
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
18th and Harvey Streets

City National Bank Blu dng Company Nebraska corpora
and the stock of the company practically all owned by
Omaha
g d uo e oil
& many o e be n
o
arg
Georges reagesf TO he gam hr sme
Mayer rmerym o the First hB
City aton whOm n NINTH O 0
Facts About the Building
hOmh etcnb oroOf4G fee 0 0
street, fee Boiler room twmBf at blow h street uI
sof tons OF O
Otomo blow ton O q 0
tn o o
The wOwork Hnoug is old mho
eIss tina three re o rental m MAJ in
N mIh
Small sOnth floor glass o a
new o
TIeb uld gwa nSucedi about ten
building sixteenth the sbosemet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-03
suyt CnnauMr
Wouca G1mcwa

has commenced grading on its property
near the plant of the Indiana Steel
company at Gary. md, preparatory to
the erection OF plant for the manu-
facture OF bolts, rfvets, nuts and
screws. It is hoped to have the new
plant completed by early spring. The
Gary Bolt and Screw company. is very
closely identified with the Pittsburg
Screw and Bolt company. Ptttsburg. Pa
In fact the ownership Of the two cor
porations Is Identical The new plant
Is being erected to attend to the wants
of a large number OF western custom
ers OF the Pfttsburg company.
The officers of the Gary Bolt and
Screw company are as follows: Will
liam G. Castin. president; w. F. Nc
Kenzie, vice president; Thomas w.
Smith, vice president and treasurer;
John A. Collins, general superintend-
ent
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BREWERS FOR
DEMOCRATIC
LEGISLATURE

Continued from Page one,
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MAT z0MbU
IS A HOST
IN HIMSELF
Keeps Judge Rei1and Busy
Adjusting His Difficulties
Even Glue Works Fails
to Provide Safe Refuge for
East Chicago Man.

East Chicago, Sept 3.-Judge VIM. A.
Reiland is becoming fairly we'll ac-
Quainted with Matt Zombn, Ignatius
Wolan and the latter's wife Veronica.
Last Sunday afternoon officer Pat Nc
Kenna observed Matt in rather a bad
condition. He undoubtedly had had
a few drinks. his shirt was nearly torn
off his back and Matt was covered
with blood. The officer took his man
to the station and after considerable
explaining it developed that Matt had
been in a fight with Ignatious and
had not carried off the blue ribbon in
the contest He was placed in Jail and
brought before Judge Reiland Monday
morning and fined a dollar and costs
for Sabbath dissertation and drunken
ness.
Matt didn't like the idea of getting
a good licking and on top of that hav-
ing to pay out fourteen dollars and a
quarter in cold cash without at least
getting some satisfaction from the
cause of his misfortune. so he swore
out a warrant for Ignatious The lat
ter was arrested but after Judge Reil-
and had heard the evidence he decided
that wolan was justified in taking a
fall out of Matt and discharged him.
| This made Mr.. Zombn real provoked
and realizing from experience that
| Wolan was no good proposition for him
| to tackle he waited his opportunity
when Ignatius was away from home
and then went to the house and licked
Mrs Wolan.
After performing this strategic feat
he dug out for Hammond and got a job
in the Glue Works there, where he
thought he would be safe, figuring thai
the smell from the plant would throw
the officers off the scent. But Officer
John Maldroswski knes. him of ole
and no glue plant odor was strong
enough to prevent the policeman from
recognizing Matthew's presence, and hi
was again placed behind the bars
Yesterday Judge Reiland COMPEL
ed from the nature of the evidence tt
suggest to Mr.. Zombn that about an
other $14.25 would allow him to resum,
his occupation sorting out dead equine.
or else a vacation spent in Crown Point
Matt paid and 1t is presumed will agar
return to his chosen profession.
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ing the journey one way.
Building Toward GARY.

The Gary and Interurban Is part of
the New York Chicago Air Line. This
company now has a line operating
westward out OF LaPorte and the stub
end is being extended further west.
Aonther line, the Valparaiso and North
ern, is now in operation running out
north of Valparaiso and 1t will short
ly meet the extended line out of La
Porte. Work Is being conducted out
of Chesterton to meet the same inter
section. Thus Chesterton, Valparaiso
and LaPorte will be linked.
This point of intersection where the
three mentioned divisions will con-
verge is just due east of East Gary.
When the three lines are brought to a
point operations will be conducted
westward toward east Gary and finally
through that town until Broadway is
reached When these connections will
be made Gary and Hammond will have
direct communication with LaPorte and
the other cities on the Chesterton-val
paraiso cross line.
Hammond To LaPorte.
It is expected to have the latter di-
vision operating this winter and an
effort will be made to have Hammond
and LaPorte connected by the early
| summer.
| In Gary the company is pushing it's
west Fifth avenue extensions and the
South Broadway extension has been
completed from Twenty-second to
Twenty fifth avenues. In five or SIX
weeks cars will be operating to the
Broadway bridge, the Little Calume
river. where the terminus of the com
pany's franchise rights.
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WILL GIVE THEIR
PATRONS A TREAT
Bankers Hall Presents
Unusually Fine Bill on
Monday Night.

biz time is being planned at
Baukus Hall next Monday night where
big bill has been prepared for the
patrons Of the playhouse. Besides the
highciass vaudeville bill, and 1000 feet
of motion pictures the wrestling bout
between George Roumas the Greek
champion of Gary and Toney Conceildo
the Italian crack will be the main at
traction. The last time Roumas and
Conceildo met the match was called a
draw owing to the fact that they could
not do good work on account of the
absence of a wrestling mat. The match
on Monday night will be to finish and
no decision will be given until one or
the other wins on the regulation points
Both men have been training hard for
the bout and their friends have wager
ed much money on the outcome. Three
preliminary bouts will be pulled or be-
ARE YOU TAKING THE TIME1p
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WILL AlUMET Be
WIPED OFF MAP?
Not at All-Name East Chi
cago on Depot Matter of
Convenience.
DOUBLE SIGN CAUSES REMARK
w. J. Riley's Phone Kept Hot With
Inquiries Few Days
Ago.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

East Chicago, Ind. Sept. "a few
days ago a brand new sign appeared
on the depot at Calumet. bearing in
cleaning gold letters the magic words
East Chicago" Calumet gasped when
it saw the sign, which was suspended
underneath the old one on which was
inscribed the name Calumet. What did
it meant? Was Calumet, then, to be
wiped off the map? Was it to lose it's
identity and be merged into East Chi
cago2
The people wanted to know.
And that is the reason why bust
ness men desiring to do business with
the First Calumet Trust & Savings bank
hadn't a chance in the world the first
day the sign made its appearance. The
telephone was kept hot all day long
with inquiries for Walter J. Riley from
people who wanted to know, you
know"
Mr. Riley assured them that there
was nothing to fear That Calumet
was still on the map and likely to re-
main there, so far as he knew
It has been ascertained that the sign
was placed there at the suggestion of
c. W. Hotchkiss, who thought that by
this means considerable confusion
could be avoided. Heretofore 1t has
been the custom of the conductors on
the suburban trains stopping at Calu-
met to call only Calumet when ap-
preaching this station. Many passeng-
ers wishing to go to East Chicago and
not recognizing in Calumet anything
suggestive of East Chicago. would be
carried by their station. Hereafter the
conductors will call both names on
stoDpinr at Calumet
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make some local option speeches dur
ing the campaign, but no announcement
along this line has been made.
The brewers have watched carefully
the nominations for the Legislature
that have been made by both parties
throughout the state, and it il said that
they know exactly how each man
stands on the liquor question. It is
true that the Republicans have made
wet nominations in some districts and
that the Democrats have nominated
some dry candidates, and all Of these
matters are receiving the careful at
tention of the brewers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-03
GARY BANKS
SHOW LARGE
INCREASE
Total Resources Almost ST.
600, 900, or Nearly 500, 900
More Than Figures Of
Jan. 1-$15O,0O0 Better
Than June 80.

September first statements by Gary's
seven banks show total resources as
being within $4,000 of two million
dollars This il n gain of nearly seven
hundred thousand dollars since the first
of the year and an increase of $3.50 900
since the end of June.
The Total Resources Are $1,847 ,zS9.o5.
Gary's seven banks have a combined
capital OF S350,0O0. The South Side
Trust and the Gary Trust have negotia-
tions under way to double their CAPT.
tai which will increase the figures to
100000 and when the Security State
starts business sometime this month
Gary will then have eight banks with a
capital of $4,000.
Deposits On Increase.
A satisfactory gain is noted in de-
posits. At the end OF January this year
they aggregated ses3,486.50 and by the
end of June they had leaped to $685.
611.12 and for the first of September
they show a total of s1,4e0.64.
Loans The Same.
Loans as compared with June are
about stationary. The figures this year
are:
January 81 ........ s653, 4e6.o1
June 80 .....-...... 904.743.76
ScAtember / 1890. 94S.159.eS
In the Gary Trust and Savings total
assets they were not given out by
the bank so in computing the aggre-
gate resources of the banks TIE TINES
has used the June figures. $50. 009.44.
The facts and figures are:
Gary State-Capital, 100000; loans
s25s,737.SS: undivided profits, s9.S30.14
deposits, s4s1. 2s9.25; total assets, 1901,
1899.
First National-Capital, 100000
loans, $184.754.76; surplus. $4,000; de-
posits. 1852, 440.1s; total assets. $751;
213.52
First Trust & Savings-Capital, $685.
o0o loans, $3.50, 471.4S; surplus. $1,000
deposits, s2Os.753.4e; total assets, s237,-
4524s.
Northern State-Capital. $4,000
loans s1143S01s; deposits. ss1, 417.29
total asaets. s141,64663.
South Side Savings & Trust-Capi
tai, $4,000: loans, 2e,772.7s; deposits
s31,s46.54; total assets, $so.212.s2- Capt
tai to be doubled.
Tolleston State-Capital. $4,000
loans. s125s82S1; surplus. $4,000: de
posits, $153,s10.11; total assets, $3.50,
1885.
Gary Trust & savings-capital $25
900; loans. $ss.499s7; deposits, s12s,
1871. Assets not stated. Capita
stock to be doubled.
Previous Report-June so.
The following figures show the con
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FEELEY
IS LAID TO REST

Funeral services over the remains of
Catherine. the twelve year old daughters
of Fire Chief and Mrs. Joseph Feeley
were held this morning from the home
500 jackson street.
Requiem high mass was said by
Father Jansen at Holy Angles church
and from there the funeral cortege
proceeded to the Pennsylvania depot
The remains were taken to Calvary
cemetery, Chicago for interment A
number of relatives and many Gary
friends of the family went to the
burial grounds.
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IkGFIULS EkcVVTt--OUHt
The following figures show the con-