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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-25

smiles. The eyes smile. and the mouth,
and the hair fipples, while the nose
laughs right out loud.
such Eloquent Arms and Legs!
OF words ne has no need, possessing
such exordiumesque and perorationally-
eloquent arms and legs. Had the hard
hearted circus manager who coldly
ignored our here's early overtures
when seeking employment foreseen his
success we are sure that his (our
hero's) youthful 1ips would not have
been Tapped in vain.
Indissolubly associated with Mr..
Stone. and sharing honors, is his genial
partner, who has added eubits 10 his
stature as a comedian and who shines
with added lustre in his newer role.
Especially is Mr.. Montgomery enter
tanning in the disguise of the Jap
anese dignitary. Miss Carter returns
more slender as to figure and bringing
with her, as the rich lady who once
kept a boarding house, a line Of slang
hal would make Patricia O'Brien sit
up and take notice. Miss Ethel john
son no longer wrinkles s%aucily along
with the company. but her place is
agreeably and capably filled by Miss
Flossie Hope, whose pleasing stage
and grace makes her a valuable
acquisition. The Reed sisters were
winsome lasses to strive for, and
Charles DoX was a hearty, genial
politician, The pony ballet deserves
more than passing mention for its
merit, and the chorus upheld the stand
ard. The costumes are elaborate and
fresh, to delight the heart of woman
kind, and the scenic effects all thai
could be desired.
nITTSE Il =
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-25

viii be read by Mrs. William ID. Sin
mock and Mrs. Addison B.. Poland, re-
spectively.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-25

The fuil size package Of euro Grains are only
20 cents and are sold In Newark and highly
by c. y. Smith 4 Co, ss3 Broad
vt. Il. Beltman, 23s Market st. The NJ, Strauss
Pharmacy. "A Springfield Az.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-25
THE IRWIN MAJESnCS AT
WALDMANN'S ARE SUPERB.

A musical comedy Ia two acts and
eight scenes by h Irwin Maiestics is
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-25

to ~stay-for a weekAto wipe the
grumps and grouches up. and sweep
the blues away. Growing younger and
merel nimble of foot and of tongue
with each year. once humble menu
bers of the crowd which GO to make
up a circus, these two are now a whole
circus, from the tight-rope artist to
the clown, turning their musical COM
edy into a circus, which one would
think of missing no more han the one
which comes in May, with the parade
and the peanuts.
Play Is Il Reversible Circus.
We enjoy nightly this element In this
musical comedy. because this element
means Montgomery and Stone, but we
beg you, Messrs. writer's and mana-
gers of other musical comedies. 20
please make them just musical come
dies. without trying reversible cir
cuses-that is, unless you all ran Sc
cure one artist. THE Old Town is
reversible, with plenty of gay music,
pretty chorus girls, snappy ballet and
funny lines. but the most vivid Inn
preston We carry away is of the clever
tightrope performance and the lariot
swinging of Fred Stone. We miss the
haunting melodies of The Red Mill,
and how We would like to near "Hur-
rah FOR Baffin's Bay" at least once
again.
The story-one could begin in the
middle and work either way. 1t is
about W men, our heszr.s, who leave
the old town to make then %9rtune ano
win the beautiful nieces of a newly
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-25

and Mrs. George Everett Halsey,
of East Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Burr and Miss Burr, of South Orange;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walworth Mid
dleton, of East Orange; Mr.. n Mrs.
Herbert p. Gleason, who had as their
guests Mrs. Harry j. Kidd and Mrs.
James Walker. of Mansfield: MIR. and
Mrs. William 4. Hunt and Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Hunt, jr., Mr.. and
Mrs, Roderick Byington, Miss Annie NJ
Gwinnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gurney
Aths, Mr.. and Mrs. william P. Field.
DR.. ard Mrs. Richard G.. p. Dieffen-
bach, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebenezer C. Hay,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Hay, Mr.
and Mrs. John White Howell. Mr.. and
Mrs William r Kinney. Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick F~relinghuysen. Mr.. and MRS.
Chandler w, Riker. DR.. and Mrs. Os-d
car A. Mockridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
B. Mockridge, Mr.. and Mrs. William
A.. Halsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r.
Guild. who entertained Mrs. Nelson
Wright, MI. and Mrs. Arthur H. Mac
Kie and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Walter Law
renee, of Summit; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick l.. Thorne, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
son S. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Foster
Wilkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Littleton
Kirkpatrick. Mr.. and Mrs. e. Martin
Philippi, Mr.. n Mrs. james s. Hig-
bic, Miss Helen Higbie, Miss Dodd and
Aubrey G.. Brooks.
Mrs. John W. Hopper. OF Pointer
street. announces the engagement OF
her sister. Miss Susan NJ. caspar, and
-, III 80 ~ - 49, AHAafpofr
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-25

Mrs. John W. Hopper. of Pointer
street. nnounce the engagement OF
her sister. Miss Susan NJ. caspar, and
John Cook Dodd. of Upper Montclair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Blair. of Wash
I~ington place. will return 10 the city
altar a six months stay abroad.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-25

smiles. The eyes smile. and the mouth,
and the hair ripples, while the nose
laughs right out loud.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-25
safety
en@ Club e.
N eW1

MRS. JOHN r. LEE. JR, was
hostess yesterday afternoon to
the Forest Hill Reading Club,
hich was entertained at her residence,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-25

This lot of many dozen waists of fine linen and lingerie are beautifully tucked
and finished with embroidery; panel tailored collar and cuffs or fine lace yokes with
heavy medaHonS and lace inserts, high collars long sleeves with deep cuff trimmed
to match; waists that would in the ordinary course of trade retail for nc 0-C
less than So; bought SoW we could sell them tomorrow at the absurdly
little price of .. 800. 800. .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-25

CT 1td] natllrlld) ntbt einla1en fit
nen. @r babe Sen Srieoen oufridJ-
tig gemiillld]t uno fiible it1 frei ppn
ieoer Scbulo on Ser grneuerllng Ser
6einoIeliefeiten.
- 9(us Gomor9o foulnlt oie 9ead)=
rid)t, ooB BORT @ottfrieo groni-
mann I'M 9tltcr bon 56 Ssobren 0e=
ftor6en lit. Ser 8erltorbene itontm=
te oits Der Sbmci5, mobnte aber ihpll
lett longen Sobeen in Ganlorgo.
9lus 0tontenioeo, Der Saept-
itoot Ser liio-mnerifoniiben Hepublif
Uruguay, miro genleIoet, oie 9fepolu=
tion lei ltnteroriidt.
= sluf mebreren ipeit-inbii6e,l
Suleln Iino am Sonntog Ieibte 60
ltofe oeipiirt noroen.
ssssn 8u6ara, ser Souptftoot
oes inter ruiiiider Serrl6aft lte.
benoen ntitteloiiotiiden gbonots glei-
ben Namens, baben 8dmpfe 5ui-
i6en ben religioien Seften Der 5ul-
niten uno Der Shiiten itattgeil,n-
oen BET oenen iiber bunoert Msens
iden INNS 2eben gefommen iino.
9lus Dem Yerlirler &nnftgelper-
6e-Wauieum iii Shaootp's &eliei:
6rieori6 Ser @roBe in Uniform mo
gu 8feroe oeitoblen moroen. Gie
gntoedllng bot 6as peinli1ite 9lnf=
leben gen1aht. Wan fonn niht be.
greifen, mie ein berartiger @egelt-
Itono obbanben fornmen fonnte, ou.
Ber ooB Ser oortige 8epodmrgs.
oienlt bollie perloet. Groeoem ios
fort oie eifrieften Nadforibunaen
anaeiteGt lpuroen, iit bod nod feline
Spur bon Dem Cater oufgefunoen
noroen.
Ser @eiiser Ser 2orsinq.
Sonlmllng, tpelhe ollf Ser lestialri.
gen 0hliif- f-9(usIteaune 10 ercbes
Qlfieben erreete, Serr @eorg arilic
in Berlin, bat fir bie 8erGube-
rnng ieines S9oses elm perlodelloes
9lnerbieten oils ben Ser. Staaten
erbalten. 9lnldBlid oieier alube
miro obermals in 5 eiMlarll1trotupete
geItoBen. Sn oertiden 8ldttern miro
Brotelt oogegen erboben, baB oie foIt.
bore Somrnluug oil Dos 9lusfono
perfauft meroe.
= 9lus ct. 8etersbura mcloet
mon: San 8ouren, Ser befamltlid
I'M Sobre 1908 auf 8etreiben Der
rlliiii6en geboroen III Stem yorf
perbaftet ipuroe, aber feline @uslie-
fertng nit Grfolg 5n bintertreiben
puBte, ipuroe megen @rnloroung bon
Or. 9atterfelo in Ser Bropin5 aui-
lano bon einen &riegsgeridt III
contllnlaciam gum CODE perurieilt.
Gouren balt fib uof in Sen Ser.
Stooten allf.
Die u9lopaI Geographical 60.
cietD" IN 2onoon bat beI6loiien, einc
aolbene WebailIe ols gbrengobe an
oen Noropol =@ntoeder Beorp prGeen
su loiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-25

oauontrlg, lit er iett in Ser Mo6=
nung ieines 8ruOers, &ertuin Gol-
fleib in Nortb Wecaeesport geltor-
ben. slls Golfeib neriu6te oen
&opf -oes 9sationalppeeIs nit eiilcnl
Belle ob5ubaden i6lue er bein er-
item Sieb oaneben, murbe BON Dem
ralenben 9ier bie Sreppenltnfell
binabaeibleuoert, brad lnebrere 9iip-
pen unb trlle illnere @erletungen
bapoll.
9omarb s. g8ebb, ei,l anaele-
bener &ebtsnnipolt i'll 9eem Sapet,
Cont, ipurbe bon @alter 6. 9fep-
port, einenl 8eriiherllnes- -Agentelr,
ser in ieinem 8ureou erI6icn mo
oelien Sroli @ebb's &lientin in
einem fit Die aldeerin eiiuitig per.
(cufenen Sbeioungsperfobren gcipe-
len mar III ben aRoeer eeld)ol-
len. Gem Geripnnoeten gelane cs
iebotb nod, oen slttentater 5r liter
maltigen, linn ben 9tepolper 5it ellt-
reiben uno i'm 10 lanae feit5ubo(-
ten, big bie Boliaei fonl.
Man eIoubt iest, boB BET Dem
eilenbabnungliid anl Spaniib 9fi-
Der i'm fonaoiiden Stoate Ontario
70 Weniden un1's 2eben gefonunell
linn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-25
Sm Sebrnaa.

GS Be1t Iebt az Cube Der Sannar
tfnb balb iiitb mir tuieber i'm syebrmar
9em Mpnat, Der ipllte setuibmet iciu
gu allerlet lmittgen Narretei'm.
shOn s6afeipeare sibt bent 0cbaufeu
Jtaunt
Sn ieiuem berrlidbem ,epmmermadbts=
tranin",
DAFT alle Wenid]en, srok uber flcin
Snt innerifen Ser5en - Harren feiu
9a fetet iid eimer 'me 1ailliun
Bon Mnfang an als fein 2ebenssiel iflom,
Wcriagt lid allies inb rafert iid) az,
ltnb Ell er's erreidbt, ba mmk er iu's
8rab.
Der Smeite basesen ,uill INNER ser
rteken,
itnb iberaif fpllen linn 5remben eriprie+
zen
limb BON bem @emiehen, lit, eff er es
fpeiR
alls Siinalins er it6on Elm binfalliser
0reiS.
Der Sritte sebt lanee anf bic gramridjan
ltmb priift unb wablt, bis er finDet bic
Srau!
ilmb suenm ct iie fat, feline yabams@
9fippe"
Damn ift's-eine sanfiifbe 9antippe.,
Der gierte ftrebet mah glnbm nnb mad,
CIR,
limb bentst iidj erpF mmb beribmt our
febr,
llnb lit ct seTtorben, 10 fanu man lcien,
9at ct INNER ber Narr nur ppn 4no'rem
sciucien.
Der SHnfte prebiat pon 9rpbibitipit,
Berhammt ale Drenben hes 9cbenS
idlpn;
@as beimlid) er tut, ban lakt iid) rrrn'
ten
Ser 6endbler fpa tn ber SSlle brnten!
Gin ipenis gsarrbeit tits ,uas III ber @elt
Sen meiiten Menidben am beiten gefdlit.
BUR fpn ct bte Sad)e ST. iueit nidjt tret+
ben,
Sm grinten beim u mp+gi er biibid)
blei6en.
9'rnm, iuet iif makis bes 2ebeus cr-
freut,
Sen 0aditeu Iiebt umb bic arbeit uitbt
iheut,
9em iupIlen als @eiien begriiben iuir
bier,
Spdj laifem tim Ieben, in aG am Q Ter.
Senn bies III Der Grant, Der itets i'll ber
g9eit
60 Iarren, mie g8eiien am 8eitem se-
faIlt,
limb bat er seidmedt nns int Sanuar,
Coll er uns aud mnuben TIM 6ebraar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-25
: 3.
92nd, piupn gaprid,t NJ,


illeton miro Die SluB- uno Safell-
Bill naditebenoe gelpiaigungen fir
Seras entbalten: groalias 1oB Set
ties, $4,000; CORPUS Gbri1ti @a-
nal, 100000; @ofport aanal,
$4,000; Srillitp, $t50,OOO, popon
$4,000 fir bie S6leuie SEQ. 1 nno
oen 9au elmer Sdleuie am Surri-
cane SboaI peripanot meroen inf
len; @alpeiton Settles $250,000, oa-
BON 100000 fir &eparaturen,
8alpeiton &anal, $350,OO0; @pli-
uar 9anal, 100000, Geras @itn
$4,000; Soriton Sdiffsfanal, ST.
25O,OOO.
= Sn @ioer, elmer fleinen gabn-
itation in Orange County, periuGte
elm geger einen perbre6erilhcn
gugriff auf Ole 6rau bes v5ection
6oreman" 8. q. Sones 5u madell.
Sine I'M Solie befinoli9e gieserin
fam Der Srau aber gu &iilfe nnb Ser
@seger entflob. 9lls sSones na6 &ar.
lie fam unb bon Dem 9orfau borte.
nadte er iid nit einieen Mannern
5itr Berfolglulg oes 9eegers auf. Sic
iingen i'm au6 Elm, braGten i'm
nad Dem Saiiie 3uriid, mo- er BON
Der Srau als Der ri6tige Mann er.
fannt iDuroe, nno madten iid) oolul
init ibn auf ben @es nod Beau.
mont. ltntermees periudte er 5u emf
flieben rnb ipuroe eri6oIien. Sores
ulio Elm getpiiier gi. $. 8ailep boz
ben iih oen 8eboroen eeltelt.
Sn Sders itarb perganeene
@ode Serr &einrib gbert
an elmer 4omplifation bon aranf-
beiten. 0erlelbe erfreute ii6 ie1r
GROCER 8eliebtbeit, fpofiir Die sobl-
reide 8eteiliguns BEL ieiner @e-
eroiglrns in Marion iprod. 5rellnoe
uno gefannte BON geab uno Sefn
botten fid eineefunoen. Der Ser
itorbene NOR eill berpofrageilhes
Witglieo Der Us. .. @., ioipie Der
6ermannsiobne uno alloerer Ser
6inoungen. Yfarrer 2elnpfe ipreb
ergreifenoe Worte am @rabe, fporauf
Der &irhen1or bon Marion nSssaius
meine 3uperfidt" lang. Der @e-
langperein bon Sderb, mel6er ON
9errn @bert elm treues Weitglieo Der
liert, bate iih ebenfolls beteiligt
uno iang ieinem perlhieoenen San-
gesbriioer Die folgenoen 5lpei 2ieoer :
yStille rubt ein Ser" iinb vStunn
ihlaft Der Sdnger. 9.
gei Gibolo feierte om 16. 5.
%. Srau &ermann ainoerpater i'm
areiie ibrer 9lneeb0rigen, ioipie ei,
ner 9ln5abl bon Sreunoen ulo
6reunoinnen ibren 81. @eburts-
tag. Die @eburtstassgaite batten
iid) idon iriib am Gage einsefllloen
uno in beiteriter Stimmlrig Der,
bradte man ben Gag ullo ben gr6}.
ten Seil Der NaAt init giieli Srt1l-
fen, @eiang uno Spiel. ..
- Sn Stalp lit Die Cotton Com.
preB nit 700 8allen 8aunlrpolle Obj
gebrannt. Ser S6aoen bel1uft iif
auf $4,000. @abrideinli1 muroe
oas 6euer our6 6unfen aus elmer
porbeifaErenoen 2ofomotipe beam.
loBt.
Cine @aeenlaoune Strei66ol.
ger, Die ii6 auf einem nad @eiter
idbrenoen 6radt5uge Der Srlsco
9abn befonoen, ent8iinoete iid ilnt
ieste in Der ye1be Der Station Na.
pefe ben 3ug IN 8rano. 8iinf $50
gen unb ibr gan5er SaSnbalt purbel
5erltort.
= 5rau Sran5isfa Urban oit
Witpe bon Soiepb Urban, itor6 IL
Bictorio i'm glIter bon 80 Sabren
Sic mar Die dlteite uno lailgidbrlgIte
Ueipobnerin BON 8ietoria GountD
Sn Der fleinen Staot MunOal
1T bur6 6euer elm Shooen pot
$25, 900 angeri6tet moroen.
Der pielgenannte Staatsiena
tor 3bontas betpirbt iid Inn Die go
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Mrs. WinSIQWS Soothing Syrup

lit ieit ii6er so Sabren bon Milio.
men bon Wiittern beim 3abnen if
rer ainber NIT p6llisem Grfnlg ge.
braudt luoroen. @s berubigt oas
&ino, eripeidt oas 3abnfleifd, lin.
bert ale Sdmer5en furiert @ino.
gplic nno lit Die bette Iranei eegen
Diarrboe. Son alien 9ruggiiten
in iebem Sell ser 8eIt berfouft.
Seio iider uno berlonst nOtrs.
Binslops Sootbing Sprup" uno
nebmt nidts s(lloeres. 25 gts. oie
SlaI9e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-25

@roBtes slufieben in llngarn
erregt Die Snboftnabme oes @rafen
sllaoar &arationpi, erbliden Mit.
glicoes oes ungariiden SberbauieS.
Ger @ruf miro beibnloi9t 100000
&ronen pelde benl @anfbaltie aroo
& 50. gcborten, nnteridlagen an ia.
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Madt Sas 2eben iidlerer.

9as 2eben miro ii6erer gelnldt,
our6 Die @irfinlg bon Or. Sings
Rem DISCOVERY in alien Qeber-, aeie.
retl- uno Maeen-2eioen. 25 Gents
6ei allen 9ruggilten.
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Sn Soft, Sol(s gountp, braun.
te OaS @efangnis a6, in bem lid)
5ur 3eit 8tpei Neger, Die betrultfen
einoebro6t iporelL 6efonoen. geioe
1in0 ner6rannt.
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aaSifaIbeilmne
g(erbenI6ipd6e

g6pu6e, nerb5fe gerfpnen, aepIaat bon Soif.
nuna5loligictt unb f9le6ten Irdumen, erj&op.
tenben 9tusi!hien, .9rufts... Riident nnb aoSf.
nrt6 eeitttS, aatarrb, Wlaeen6riiden, stnbiosr.
ItnpfuHe. Miioieteit, @rr6ten, 8tttern, Sersflop.
fen RruTthetlemmune, @eneftIf9ieit unb xrilb.
fnn. erfabren aus benz ySaseubirennb" pss
einfadl, fdjnelI nnS btllt8 allie unnatiirtt.
dlen gerlnite mnh anSere gsIsen jnsens.
liher Wertrrnneen srinhlid seleilt mas
pulle Ueiunbbett mnb Grubiinn tuiebes.
trlan9t werben fbnnen. UanS ueues
S>eilperfabren. Seber ietn etsuer arst.-
reidbe Bu9 (DeutfAe aufIaee i009). peItsee
bon Jung nnb alt, Wlann unb Grau eeIeien
meroen foIIte, fanH eeeen etnienbune bon 2S
Gents in 8riefmarfen oerfteeeIt besoeen tperben
bon her
Yriuatsalinif, 1876. 9lpsuue
stsr Ssrk. q. %.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-06-24
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LINENS.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
GAUGEL RIDES THREE
WINNERS IN BUTTE RACES

three winners today. Miss NaoSi's VIC.
tory In the fourth was one OF the fea-
lures OF the day. Like on the previous
occasion she. skipped In apparently with
First race. Futurity course, selling
PhilIistina. 1o7 (yosperl. 7 to .. won
Quick Trip. 100 (McBrde), to /. sec
ord; Jelico. 102 (yan Duscn). 3 to /
third. Time. III as. Rueben, Lee
Harrison H.. Jillett, Ben Stone. Hanniba
Bey; Waner. Lillian Ray, Alive B. and
Second race, Futurity course, selling
Titus H., 1os (Jahnsen). 3 TO 1. won
Mauretania. 110 Cd. Boland). to 9. sec
ondi Mossback. 109 (Flscher). 20 to /
third Time. 1:l1 1-5. Noygorod, Albior
H. =, and The siicker also ran,
Of the Forest los (GaugeD, Z to 10. won
McNally. 1o3 (Taylor). 13 to 5, second
Gretchen c.. 101 (Callahan). 70 l. third
Time, 1:14, Sir Angus, BardonIa, Sil
Wesley and Howard Pearson also ran.
Fourth race, one mile, selling: Mis-:
io7 Gindhorst). 90 to 1. second; Yama
1:41 2-5. Cabin Hancock, Battle Royal
Ac0ua and MerlIngo also ran
Of Ivanhoe. lo9 (GauseD. 6 to 1. won
ond; J. 6. Glenn, 1oa Gcoburnl, 6 to i
third. Time. 1:d2 2-5. John J. Rogers
Young Belle, Hammeraway Meadowhorn
Harka, Ralreed and DR. White also ran
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling. Ma.
Sutton: 110 (GaugeD, to s. won; Sap
thia. 11o fJahnsen); 10 to L. second
Time, lis 3-5. Senator Warner. He
rives. Deneen. Firmfoot. David Boland
Halton and Carasco also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
WOMEN PEDESTRIANS ARE
Oh LAST LAP OF TRIP
Special TO The Tribune


OGDEN, Aug. 9.-Clad in tight-fitting
khaki suits. with leggngs OF the same
material and with six shooters hanging
from their belts. Mrs. Frank T. Seery
and Mrs. Bessie 5. Jenkins of Muskogee.
Okla. left Ogden this morning on the last
lap of their cross~country walk TO win a
wager OF $4,000. The two women expect
10 reach San Francisco. their destination,
by September Is. bat say that they are
1ot hurrying matters at all. as they are
studying the country through which they
pass TO get material for Il book which
they expect 10 write when the trip is
completed.
Both of the women are of slight build.
but appear 10 be standing the strenuous
walk without any i'll effect. They left
thelr home In oklahoma forty-scven days
ago and thus far have had no exciting
adventures. They have already travelled
1870 miles in that time. Most OF the
distance to ogden was covered by fol-
owing the line of the Union Pacific rail-
road. The record which has been made
for one day is forty-five miles. From
Ogden 10 san Francisco the pedestrians
5ay they Will follow the route of the
southern Pacific tracks,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
FAVORITE DISQUALIFIED
in RACE AT SARATOGA

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 9.-The form
players received hard blow here today
when Follie Levy the to 10 favorite.
was disqualified for foul after she fin
lshed In front In the Seneca selling stakes,
She repeatedly interfered with several
horses during the running and the stew
ards called several boys into the stand.
After listening. to their stories the llly
was disqualified.
First race, six furlongs-IntrInsic. 10 to
]. won: Trance, s to ). second; Salvola tile,
to l. third, Time. 1;13 80.
Second race, five and a half furlongs-
Sweepaway, ). TO . won; Touch Me, 10
!. second; Andy Port, 80 to /. third. Time.
l:07 RS
Third race. one mIle-Enendl. Z to /.
Edge, 6 TO l, third Time. 40
Fourth race, six furlongss-Mexoana. 5
Stick, 10 l, third. Time l:I3.
titth race. one and an eighth miles
Master Robert to ). won: Choirmastcr
OF Chesterbrook, 20 to l, second; Lad of
Langdon. TO |. third, Time 1883 40.
Sixth race. Five and a half furlongs-
Heatherbloom, TO s. won: Bouncer. 8
to !, second; Eeilah, to l. third. Time.
/ =.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
CONSTRUCTION OF
NEW HOTEL BEGUN
Plans Call for the Completion
of 1.-THE Marion" by First
of March, 1911.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 9-Active work on the
substructure Of THE Marion" the three
story brick hotel building opposite the
depot OF the Salt Lake e. Ogden Rail-
road company on Twenty fifth street. wa
begun today.
The hotel is being built by State
Treasurer David Mattson and the con-
tract which has been let to John G,
Ellis. calls for its completion by March
1 OF next year. The building Will he
viii compare favorably with the leading
hotel buildings of the west in point of
architecture, equipment and modern aD-
plianceS and fixtures. The new hotel has
a frontage of nincty-seven feet on
Twenty-fifth street and 1872 feet on Lin
coin avenue. The two upper floors con-
tain ninety rooms according to the plans
The ground floor will be used for busi-
ness purposes and the basement will be
Architect J. Q. Craig OF Salt Lake pre-
pared the plans for the building and
I will have an expert man from his office
AT Ogden during the construction TO see
that the plans are followed. Ground was
broken for the building several months
ago and no delay will result as the exca-
yations have been made. Today con-
tractors Batenlan and Doyle were en-
gagged with a force OF men clearing away
tory TO the laying OF the cement and
foundations, The building when COM
pleted VIII cost approximately sS5, 900
Mr.. Mattson has one hundred year
lease on the corner upon which the
building will be located.