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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-10

I En- ese empeno cifra, hoy por hoy
todos sus esfuerzos la Directiva nom
brada. Con ese proposito, es decir
con la idea de reunir esas clnco mi
acciones absolutamente necesarias
para que la vida del "Credito Gazette
ro de Puerto Rno' este asegurada
es que hemos pensado en- San Juan
donde, ademas de hallarse i'm gran
contingente de personals avidas de
empresas y capitaes sobrados para
realizarlas, Sc ha manifestado en- los
ultimos tiempos, mas potente que
en- ninguna otra parte de la isla, ese
espfritu de AsotEacion tan fecundo
en- resultados ysel cual, en- los mo
mentos actuales, ha de contribuir
y contribuye seguramente, a que
gran parte de nuestra riqueza terri
torial quede en- manos de puertorri-
quenos Q de residences aqui.
Superfluo es el recordar aquf que
tanto como las demas parties
de la isla, Sc halla interesado ell dis
trito de San Juan en- la prosperidad
de los cafeteros y habran de sentirse
allf tambien los beneficios, que los
establecimientos de credito suelen
briddar. Penetrados de esa verdad
siempre contamos con que la capt.
tai nos proporcionalia un fuerte con-
tingente de acciones y en- estos mo-
mentos,. en- los cuales acaso peligra
ell proyecto, Sc hace indispensable,
el que reunamos ALI MIL, por 10
menos.
De ahi ell que acudamos q Vds;
necesitamos del prestigio, de Ia In
fluencia de parte de sus medios, e
igualmente de Ia Influenza del
prestigioy de parte de los de me-
dios de cuantos Vds. conocen y
decidan lamar a. y lado para rea-
liar esta obra paNi6tica Y buena,
porque es obra de salvaci6n.
Asi esbozados los prop6sitos que
nos mueven a dirigirles la presente,
solo restanos manifestarles que de-
seamos saber silpodemos contar con
su cooperation para realizar aque-
Hos y 81, como no 10 dudamos, esti-
man facil la colocaci6n en- esa de las
mil acciones mencionadas, una Co.
mission de la. Directiva del Banco Sc
trasla adaria San Juan y unida a
Nds, Sc complaceria en- visitar GU
antos elementos puedan interesarse
en- la obra que con tanto empeho per
seguimos y de Ia cual tan grandes
beneficios pueden derivarse para los
cafeteros Y ell pals en- general.
No insistiremoS en- ell efecto que ha
ra en- la isla toda, elcontemplar como
los valiosisimos elementos de San
Juan Sc han colorado resuelta mente
a nuestro lado; no es hacernos MIN
gun gtnero de iluslones, ysi afirmase
mos que las demas acciones, hasta ell
complete de las cinco mil, serian Sc
guidamente colocadas.
En- espera de una contestaci6n
satlsfactoria Y, por ende, alentado-
IA, tenemos el honor de suscribir-
nos.
De de Vd. atentamente,-G Cor
idda. .-Presidente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-10

hermosa nina de tcz dc matiz dc azu
cenas elegantisima marinera de
blanco perla Fl grupo de senoras,
soberbio. y mucha riqueza Y Gle
gancia en- traies V tocados.
Fl maestro director Ovasionado
en- Ia sinionia del segundo acto de
Corpus Chri>ty, q. hubo q. biear. Pa
ra cl viernes Il lencficio de la Marin.
que promrte rcsIlltar Otro gran 6xito.
Se pn.para una magnifica fiesta pa
ra dentro dc hnrvc plazO. FL cuerpo
de bomh,rpS dc Ia ciudad galante
con cl 'Cl'ih Il" senOras" que con
tanto en'usia>mo ha contribuido
a ohtenc- f"n'ius para la termination
del m1r~nlar para los ''camisetas
rojaS .u. -Nis''iidO tfttIlo de honor
en- favo, =, rIuh-" Al acto de Ia
entega =. ,5spEnms coneurrira to
do el crr re" j.. unifOrme de gala
con ban. ~,. I'anda. Dado el mo
two Il. T.. :-~-a Y las grandcs sim
patias qn .sH .lisfrutan justamen
te el '-cIrh los bomberos, resul-
tara una .--Iant e fiesta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-10

El Captain Cabrera jefe del dis
trito de esta ciudad ha ordenado
que la policia, haga cumplir la orde
nanza sobre el almacenaje en- cosas
PARTICULARS de materias eSplosivas
81 estas no estan en- locales que ten
gan la condolences neccsariaS. to-
mandose las correspondents pre-
caucionea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-10
|mpoItante obra
de ingieneriia.

Dentro de muy pocos amos sera po
sible navegar en- yacht q vapor 9 en-
motor boat" por ell coraz0n del Con
tinente eriropeo, sin interruption min
guns, debido d la VIA fuvial que UNI
ra al Mar del Norte con el Medite-
franco Y que atravesara por terrific
rios de Holanda, Alemania, Suiza V
Francia. Los franceses han dado va
el primer impulse al proyecto inter
nacional, permitiendo la libre V a.
bierta navegaci6n por el R6dano. en-
tire Ginebra V Marsella, V habiendo
decidldo construir una compuerta v
un canal paralelo al R6dano en- Ge-
nissiat, punto situado a un dia de ca
mino por fecrocarril deSde Ginebra.
Los trabajos daran principle este
otono, para terminarse en- 1918. La
.ASociaci6n Suiza de Navegaci0n del
Rhin al Rodano, ha hecho una ppti
cion Official para prolongar Ia via flu
vial de Ginebra a Basel. i travfs de
los lagos de Neuchatcl. Morat Bic
ne V del Rio Aar, afiuente del Rim.
FL Mar del Norte estA Va undo con
Basel por medic del Rhin.
Costara bien POGO, en- proportion.
construir unos cuantoS canales pro-
iundizar Ell lecho de los rios en- S,liza,
cosa que desde hace tempo Sc hubie
ra realizade, a no ser por Ia alberta
oposici6n de las empresas ferrocarn-
leras de Francia, Suiza v Alemania;
pero ests va no ex iste nj tiene raz6n
de ser.
La nueva ruta, sIn duda alguna
atraera muchos turi-ta> Y viajeros
amantes de h hellu tel paiSaje: zero
como ruta comercial g. romo mavor
importancia tendra, pu"< aunque
sus itinerarioS no griar'iaran conpa-
raci6n con lr~ de los icrrOcarrileS,
tcndra mucha< vfntaia> s"hre eStas
empresss resle"tc a taIifsS - The
World, de New York
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-10

manO Fl Ic.jn don lose Rafael. cl
cual IA rxrs nmenisdo uotahI' n'e-
ioria en- Ia e-rcrmedad que Il rite
nc en- CAM.
En- Ios >ai"nfs dP II c=rrrl1 d.
Puerts d. terra. - llcvarA a eject"
Is rpm Htscl6n del drama iuial'Il
La Cruz tle Plata Y Ia zarzn.la Ia
bella Condesifa por los slumnnS lie
Ia referids escuela. Amenizsra q &C
% Ia banda dc BepefIcencis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-10

tas de Ia cOmpahfa v uno de los ac-
torres, ,muy splaudido tsmbien por eI
pubhco de San Juan v el de Ponce
q unirse mas intimsmente que con
los lazos del compa herismo en- el ar
tie, contrayendo matrimonio ante el
sacerdote cristiano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-10
Horrible Catastrofe
en- Ell baHio Florida
Un barreno que estaban ha-
ciendo los trabajadores en-
ell sitio denominado Sal a
ma explot6 mantaldo a
dos individuos.
Siete mas fueron heridos. los
dos primeros de gravedad.

Aver en- el barrio FLORIDA, sitio
denominado "Sabana" en- las obra,
de una via de la Plazuela Sugar Co.
hubo una explosion producida por
un barreno Miguel Cortes V Evaris
to Gonzalez quedaron muertos, Gu
yosi cadaveres fuerQn lanzados
gran distancia horriblemente mutt
ladOs Gumersindo Martinez, Ba-
clio Rodriguez, Juan Candelario.
Santos Gonzalez, Carlos Maisonet.
Pedro Roman e Isaac Baez fueron
heridos, los dos primeros de grave
dad.
Esta madrugada fueron arresta-
dos en- la plaza del mercado los in
dividuoS ChaS Dillon v Jesus Clemen
te por rina Y al ser conducidos al
cuartel. el primero hizo resistencia
al guardia que 10 conducia por 10 q.
este tUvo que hacer uso del rotten
para reducirle obediencia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-10
ROMANCE OF OLD PORTUGAL
4 Massachusetts, Girl who Helped
20 Change the Map of
Europe.

The recent deposition Of King Manuel of
Portugal ana the events In the young
kings life that led pp to It viii no doubt
bring back to the minds Of some OF the
older residents Of the city the story Of
Elise Fensler tPe sDEipgheld, Mass. girl
who married king and became the
Countess Elda.
The king she married was Don Ferdi-
nshd II OF Portugal, a great grandfather
Of King Manuel. Elise Hensler lived IN
springfield about sixty years ago probably
for about four years. Her father. Conrad
Hensler, was an humble tailor and &C
oondinG to the directories Of Springfield In
1888 and 1854, first conducted a small shop
on stoekbrldge street and later was en-
ployed as 9 tailor with G. N. Law, who
eondneted . tailoring establishment on
Market street
The Hepslera were humble people and
llEea simply The daughters Elise and
Louise, we're we'll received there and were
given q good mpsieal education, especially
Elise, who had quite q remarkable voice.
Signor Guidi, an Italian at the time a well
known teacher Of the voice took an inter-
est N Elise and It vas WhsR signor Guild
Wspt 70 Rosten that the Hepslers went
there largely thr9pEh his Influence He
believed that Elise hea future as a singer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-10

Wills Evans, q young engineer OF the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company. gave his
life in the rescue OF the four miners taken
out alive last night. Evans, who graduated
from the Colorsdo School OF Mines only
two years ego, came to Delagua with the
rescue car Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
eompagy which was sent here yesterday
afternoon.
re Immediately Joined the party search
ing the fourth entry equipped with oxygen
helmets The ,Fssegers worked their way
al9ng me entry END hseFd the faint tapping
.9L 3 Piek on solid rock-the wireless eah
Of ths mineF: Reallzlng that ct least some
a t3sir eomFades were alive they attacked
ne fallen mass q rock that blocked the
enfry with repewed hope. When they tore
miners alive and unhurt.
They were 200 feet from the surface and
the Rassages were fllisd with damps. The
FsseHeFs feared 70 take the Imprisoned men
~ The surface without helmets Rnd without
tns othsr reseuers took of their helmets
ahS eys them ~ tWo IS the rescued men
eng Beiteq for ths return of the rescue
s w Mhsn tas EsseHeFs returned Evans
Tbs bureau of mines rescue car. which
Was pushed 70 Delqgua from Denver, ar
Hyea here ~ 3 O'clock this morning.
I. 6. Roberts 10 charge Of the car, and
hls men are working With the fuel com
pany's men.
Al are foreigners.
TIE rescue party supposed he had fol-
loved them out WITHOUT helmet and went
out without search for him. They discov-
srea he bad not reached the surface and
another party was sent in after him They
discovered him at II o'clock last night I'M
conscious from gas. He had evidently at
tempted to reach the surface and had been
lost He never regained consciousness and
died at $50 this morning.
HIS brother, Wallace Evans, was also a
member Of the Colorado Fuel and IRON
company crew and was ALMOST frantic with
grief as be stood at bis brothers side and
sought in vain TO revive him. His body was
brought to Trinidad ~
The fire, which is blamed for the explosion.
is believed to have started in a broken entry
a9oF which caught fire through some
unknown means. The fire has been ex-
tinguished. Lewis, Young and I.lewellvn
Evans and Bell wers killed by a fall Of
rock within 300 feet Of the entrance Of the
main Slope They had been notified Of a
pre- ~ ths mins ana started in the slope
WITH ? fire hose, When the explosion oc-
fpgFhq,. Their bpdiss have not yet been re-
coYeref.
lsnpiRga, Bennett and Martin we're stand
ing q the mouth pr the main slope and
We're killed by flying rocks.
Rsslng from the effects Of gas, fourteen
mginsrs impFisoned n the No. mine Of
the Xiet9r american Fuel company since
yesterday afternoon, staggered out Of No
Z mine Into the arms Of their loved ones
awaiting them Rt the pit mouth at 10
o.eloek This morning, The rsscuers an
aeunsea tAet eight more men had been
found allYs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-10

and wished her 70 be where be could CON
unue teaching her.
Elise Hensler after her removal with her
FAMILY to Boston, continued her studies
She was perseverant In her work and bro
sressed SO well that she not only appeared
IN concerts IN the large cities in this roup
try but also In Europe, where she sang be
fore royalty u was while singing M Tts.
bon several years after the death Of oneer
Maria that King Ferdinand heard her
voice and felt the attraction that led him
TO marry her.
Ferdinand was the titular king Of Por,p-
gal having been the second HUSBAND !,
queen Maria II Of Portugal FerdInond
married Maria in 1856 when he was On
the queen died In 1858 and Re was repen,
curing the minority OF his son. Pedro "
VINO was the father Of the assassins,od
sing Carlos, the grandfather OF the de-
posed King Manuel The regency ended N
t ts ana on June 70 1882 he married Miss
When the European powers decided the
uile had come to restore spain TO a mon
aIchy, Following the overthrow OF the sbor,
lepuoho which existed from 1873 to $50,
IorsiVetaPle pressure was brought upon
teiulhaha TO induce him to accept the
vacant throne But his wife could never
PC queen Of Spain and II Is possible ina,
thls fact alone induced him TO refuse.
Inc absolute refusal on his mart 10 no.
eept the throne Of spain. with ali tbe
pomp and splendor Of royalty, In exchange
ior the romantic lfe that he was IiyIna
WIN his morganatic wife, had far-reacb.
ing CONSEQUENCES. The complications and
leeiousies resultant on the attempt TO find
king acceptable to ali the powers beIped
70 pripg OF the Franco Rrussian war. and
Alsaee and Lorraine went back TO GER.
many many, whence they had been wrested BY
Napoleon Bonaparte. ''- VI "
N consequence Of these peculiar histor.
lcal facts which ge0graphicaily bra etIealiy
Cnansea az western Europe Elise Hepsler
Countess Edla became famous throughout
the world as the woman who Changed M
map Of Europe During the lie OF Inc
klpg they lived IN the beautiful castle ~
Cintra. It is certain that their lie was
sspoye reproaeh. IN 1885 tbe king died. AND
aiteF thai the countess lived In retirement
IN cottage near the castle. w H 'H.R'
s9me Of her Springfield schoolmates are
sun lying Tor she was one Of the early
pupils Of Ariel Parrish in tie high school
which stood on the site OF the present no.
nee building on Court street The name
appears IN q catalogue OF the alumni ls-
suea ~ fsSal properly spelled Elise. though
Eliza II she is stiil living She Il about \.
years ola'-spHnsflela Republican. az * u
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-10
Drake is Lining
Up for Iowa
Five Hundred Rooters Will Go to
Iowa City 70 See Satur-
days Game.

DIES MONIES, Nov s.-(speciall --Grif-
fifth started in 10 drill his men for the
state title game with the State University
Of Iowa today and when he lined his squad
of candidates up he found that not one Of
them had been seriously injured In the
game with Grinnell last Saturday. Even
Doe" Buroham. the star toe man Of the
team, Is In tit condition and TO him Grit
fifth looks for at least the winning score
In the game with Iowa Saturday. Enthus-
iasm Is running wild throughout the school
over the result OF the traditional game
with Grinnell last Saturday. Griffith has
beea congratulated upon all sides for
the remarkable development OF his team,
which even In the opinion of one OF the as
alstant coaches at the State university,
showed its development for the first time
in the last half OF the game saturday
Drake win send almost $40 rooters to Iowa
city Saturday.
IOWA CITY, Nov. 9.--(speoial.) -serim-
mage on Iowa field this afternoon between
the freshman team and the varsity resulted
Ina four tOuchdowns for the first eleven.
The lineup presented very different ap-
pearance from what II did in the Ames
game Saturday and more changes are
promised. Injuries kept Captain Hyland out
Of his position at fullbaek and Thomas
sore knee would not permit him, 20 play
his old position at left half Banton was
substituted for Thomas and Powell vent
in for Hyland.
The practice OF the afternoon in addi-
ton to the scrimmage consisted OF signal
work % score plays, The coaching sent
the men close TO the goal lines and then
brought forth several new formations to
worked admirably. Drake is heavier 20 the
man than Iowa and much fear continues 70
DO suppressed over the outcome of the hat
tie saturday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-10
High Lads Busy Preparing Second Ball Battle With Lincoln

a nelghbor to his assistance. hurried to
the postoffice They found the safe open
aud papers scattered about the floor. aud
a quantity Of stamps had been set on fire.
The thieves had fled and no clue 90 their
identity has been found.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Contnue steady. on the spot
fancy Is quoted AZ NC; choice, ShQ9iac
common TO fair, 6lAW7lAc.
DRIED FRUITSLPTunes are oniet. but
steady With small offerings quotations
range from 6dtoc for Califofnias up 20 so
COS and Sa9l5c Tor Oreg0ns from COS TO sos
Apricots are inactive. but prices are firm
on small offers from the coast Choice.
i2.s9l2Ae' extra choice, lSsaqlSAc; fancy.
RAWi4c, Peaches are slow. but firm, with
little pressure TO sell; choice, TQTAc: extra
choice, S9Shc; fancy, SlkdSc Raisins are
quiet and easy on reports Of unsettled CON
diuons on the coast; loose muscatelt are
quoted at bAW6hC; choice to fancy seeded
5hqIHc; seedless bGec; London layers,
BaTley is the most nOurishng food on
earth.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-10
ONAHA'S CHANCES ARE GOOD
Bright Outlook for Winning the Game
Saturday Afternoon.
Will TAKE GLORY FROM LINCOLN
virgil Rector is BEING Tried Out Tor
Fuu Back--Hard siEnal Prae-
uee aud serim-
wnuup.

The outlook for Omaha winning the
game on Saturday Afternoon with Lincoln
Is becoming brighter Tuesday and
wednesday AFTERNOONS the two teams en-
gagged in hard signal practice, followed by
a scrimmage Virgil Rector is being tried
out for fulfback, and 10 any injury hap
pens 70 Underhin In the game. Rector
will more than likely be taken from his
regular position az guard and placed IN
the backneld. Young Rectors kicking
perhaps will be relied on much together
with Hoyle 10 the game
The second team has net been able 70
penetrate into the line Of the regular
team and fails TO make any great holes
I'm IL Ia scrimmage. Aothlpg definite Is
known yet as 70 what the line viii be.
If Howes Is to play quarter and Payne
and Bowman play the halves, y will
change the two ends Gideon has been
practicing this week with ALI the spirit
Of an oid-timer and many Of the rootegs
viii depend upon him 70 stop the speedy
Leslie Mann.
The second team viii play the team
from the Deaf institute as q preliminary
to the big game. The game PLAYED be
tween these two teams several weeks ago
was perhaps the flercest game that the
second team has encountered this year.
The Omaha players put up a good game
and won BY the score Of ~ to 9. The
Deaf team, while a little slower than the
omaha players. are heavier, and most of
them are more experienced players. The
boosters club, which has been in charge
of selling tickets for the Former games
will again manage this, and have already
sold enough tickets for q notwithstanding
game in attendance on saturday.
Omaha is also looking forward 10 per-
haps the biggest game Of the season
This game win be with the Wendell Phil
lips High school Of chieag9 and VIII pc
held on THANKSGIVING
This Is the first year that omaha has
been able to make arrangements with any
Chicago team. For several years how.
ever. Omaha has been anxious to secure
a game with a championship team "
chicago. but for various reasons were
unable TO do 80. Wendell Phillips u not
a championship team. as II Yves defeateo
last Saturday by the Hyde Park team OF
chicago. but Is nevertheless ena af tbs
strongest teams around Chicago. II Is
thought By a few OF the spectators who
nave seen omahR play this year that ths
local team viii stand splsRala epanes
Of winning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-10
TEYRNTs On Tnn RpNNINe FRAoKs
Guy Fisher cRPtuFss Lorraine HOte
Handicap ut Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Nov. 9-Guy Fisher, prob
ably the best supported horse OF the meet
ing, captured the Lorraine Hotel handicap,
mile event, at the Jamestown Jockey
clubs track today. He trailed his field for
the first part and then easily disposed OF
Practical and Sandrian.
High Private, who was highly thought Of
ran disappointing race and was far back
Results:
First race, seven furlongs; Horizon u2 to
W Won, H r,a SISTER second, Fear Nahght
Second race, five furlongs: King Pin (2lh
70 y won, Susan second, Trustee third
Time; Loo IV
Third race. hurdles, mile and three
anartefsi Nick u-Time ca 10 % won, Essex
second, Gun Cotton third Time: S:44
Fourth raee, one mile; Guy Fisher (eyen)
ffgh, Fr as6s SECOND. Dun Care third
Fifth race, one mile; Neoskaleeta Is 10 II
Fsn, FysB5eh Hlrl second, Aunt Kate third
sixth race, one mile Anna l. Daley
teyen) Won. Harvey r. second. The Monk
third. Time: las
4.AToNIA, Nov. "a handicap At six
tnflongs today furnished one OF the most
exciting finishes OF the Latonia meeting
when helmet and Magazine, running nose
10 close that II required the official eve III
the Judges to decide the winner Results:
hirat race, five and half furlongs: Union
lack letraight Slb,S0) won, outlaw (place
field, elSul senond Bob Farley tsbov, fie15
t6IOj third. Time: Eos. ''''O"' l'eio'
Second race. six fdrlongs Stare Cstraight
$50 won, Loween (place, $500 second
Mary Day (show 500 third. Time: liza
Third race, six furlongs: Jeanne D'Arc
(straight, $500 won, Ethelda (place 81 cor
ss',Si99Ins' Weoalansl show $50 third, Tine
FegFlA g9ss, six. fprlongs Helmet
Sstfaifht, No0l won, Magazine place, 81 aD
second, Green Seal (show, $500 third
Fifth 'r6ee. mile ana seventy yards. Con-
s9le straight, 1910 won. Camel place,
Time i;1& - -VN' - t~'ts
sixth race. mile aud three-sixteenths:
lies1on Mark tstraisht, As0 won, Gin
Graipger ssh9w 81 Third. Tins: a:n0a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-10
WITH THE RnWLERs

In the Mercantile league the n, g. clssa-
ing company team won three games from
the QuRrtermaster's Department Captain
Roaenhlpm Of the Cleaners rolled hlgh
total with 5is pins and high single game
with laa pins
In fhe Omaha league the Metz Bros, team
won All three games from the Advos. roll
ing the classy total OF 2ssi pins. Neale
rolled high total Of go pins and high single
game With as pins.
The ]. 5. Cross team won two games out
OF three from the storz team. Hammond
rolled high total with oss pins.
Tonight Ia the Booster league there viii
be tFo games. The Benson Sprague pills
will play the Voegele & DINING Afazeppas
aud The Ruffner Tailoring company team
viii play the Omaha Bedding company
team. N the Mercantile league the AK
sar-hens win play the Carpenter Paper
company team. Scores;
M \ 81 n A Nina nnarnh Ryxy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-10

ABERDEEN, S. D., Nov. a-(speeial.l D.
Judge FraRk MeNulty OF the state eir
cuts court has HANDED down a decision AZ
the case wherein F. f. Granger. proprietor
OF the Granger Business school, brought
suit against q number OF saloon keepers
under the South Dakota statute prohibiting
saloons within so feet OF public school.
The saloon men contended the law did
not include commercial schools, which are
usually situated in the business district,
and the court upheld the contention.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-10
Central Bowling sheet.
TETIVA'S CUBS
AInRlc CltY GOaaIn.

Storm Sash-Can Rowland. Phone So Z.
For rent s room cottage, 18th bet 1 and
sts., 1890. Phone South 7.
Miss Helen Benson had a serious opera-
ton at her home, 1903 Missouri avenue, yes
terday morning
A masquerade ball will be given by the
Improved order OF Redmen al Rushing 5
al IhursdRy evening.
Thomas Barry died at the county hospi-
tai Tuesday. The body is at Larkin's un-
dertaking rooms waiting interment
Phone Bell South Sos Independent F-lsCS
for case OF JetteR Gold Top Prompt de-
livery TO any part Of city. William letter.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the English
Lutheran church will meet Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
Briggs, 4Ol9 street.
The funeral OF Charles Johnson, aged 81
years will be held Thursday afternoon at
at p. m. from LarlSins undertaking rooms
The interment vail be in Forrest Lawn
cemetery