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New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
EoRECLosJRE SALES

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Samuel Levy Plaintiff against Mlnde
Ielchtag and others. Defendants. In pursuance
OF a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered IN the above entitled action
and bearing date the lst day OF September 1911,
l. the undersigned. the Referee in said Judgment
named, Will sell az public auction. at the Ex-
change nalesroom, Nos. l4-l6 Vesey street, in
the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
on the 2Sth day Of september. 1911 al u o clock
noon on that day, BIZ Joseph =. Day. Auctioneer,
the premises directed by said Judgment 10 be
sold, and therein described as follows:
"All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land
with the building and improvements thereon
erected, situate lying and being IN the Borough
OF Manhattan. City. County and State or New
York being known and distinguished lot 40.
10 on map OF property formerly owned by sam
usl Pickett. made by Thomas r. Ludlan. city
Surveyor. dated July. 1925 and recorded IN tho
Office OF the Register or the City and County
OF New York IN Llber 2l0 of Conveyances page
i25. said premises being situated on the south
erly eide OF Third street and containing In 'front.'
and 80 feet inches and In length on eacn
side lO6 feet said premises being now known
a. and by the street number 500 East 81 Street -
Dated New York. September "a, 1911
ALEXANDER BROUGH Referee.
MAYER ERONACHER. Attorney Tor Plaintiff
257 Broadway. Borough ot Manhattan, New
York city.
The following Is diagram ~ the property To
be sold. it8 street number Is Jos Last 3rd
Street
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER wanted with $1,000 to ioin expert
enced an around man in tho line 10 take over
aesirn hle plant in New Jersey and manufacture
ard guu iron Eemi-steel patterns. etc. For
parttculara. apply 20 taD
MCDONALD WIGGINS COMPANY. 257 Bway.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co--cIeaas
by compressed air. steam. hand or on door
f55S Broadway. 421 East 4StE ST. COE &
BRANDT Tel. i32-3sth.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable send f0I Circular.
Tel. 1892 -fGD3 BRYANT f37-43o West 45th 81
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
c.ppENTER and CABINETMAKER; oy day or
-eeoc1tract. good mechanic; reasonable. Bernard
427 4th ave.
,5r-lT- FsTA ATE-Experience man wants man .
-'l'-lc-,rrr of prouerty, can furnish bona best
re fsrar-ces. ra1ney saving results. boA - io-0
-, ,.T,F,r5--I3v competent mechanic who
can make du repairs, the care ahl ope'a
.f,,, ~ heatIn. plants, steam or not Watsl, =,
--tya+o hcures next winter H'y5-1 "a
crtsrpes. frcE class references flfnlsueo' IL
gineer. Box a.. Tribune once e------
,5,77-STc 1fAN-six years experience On re
yalrinx folding machines. Al'Ci.el itv5l,-tt-
.o5 General Delivery, Postofce' Ne" 'o'N
yOT-s-T MAN. 81, American, neat intsllsent.
5,,r,tious and willing wishes steady post%tlon % -
80 rsfe-ences as to character, EmahueI hl"b
er, 1885 81 ave ,s.-,-..
yIf-,yC, MAN. energetic and ambitious. desires
,,,siti1u ae salesman and 70 woIh llsluS. o.
sberdeld. caro- Block 2l6 West INN 81. s.'-
v,CT7ICI MAN college graduate. "a capaOle snu
thoroughly experienced SEEKS Poo
sponsibHty 7. r. 3ot baS' i1''''
Ferlala
oe FsssrATyrR BY DAY.-Good ntter' laeies 's
and cbiidreu's clotheB. rtmodellng "a ~, st ,
rfaItv. references. r., Bliss o ~
agency. 5o5 5fH ave. Entrance s-a - -,
i5oSTT'I6N as companion desired by renned ..o mo
a. sgsF Is1r vri4h excellent references Leph-
.tS grd trustrortby. moderate salary 1'''~'
"a, 2g7 NeW Canaan. conn ---u-------s-
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AID srBscRIpTIoNs

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor The Tribune received az their Uptown Cfics.
No 1884 Broadway. between 36tb aud 31th sts..
until o'clock D. M. Advertisements received az
t,e following branch Offices az regular Office rates
until o'clock D. m. VIZ. 264 sth ave. =. cor
ora ST.: 15s 9th ave, cor 18th St; i0A East l4th
on 81 West 20 81 between 9TH ard sth ayes
2Gg West ia5th -: 1895 % ave: 1926 81 ave.
near slst St: l7Os 1st ave, near seth ST.: loI
East f25th ST.: Tj6 fremont ave; SO ~ ave.
and any American District Telsgraph once.
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Eleven-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
COUPLE-swedish; cook. butler. useful; DO en-
tire work thoroughly e1peIieAced' me- me- yeaIs
excellent reference, cltg, country MISE DUSA
FARMER. useful man. farm manager; under
stands horses. cows, poultry widows place
preferred. II. Halsey. 825 West 59th st.
J4NITOR or superintendent elevator apartment;
understands boilers and saving OF coal, goo.
mechanic reliable; good references. Early l6o
East 12Sth 81.
JAPANESE, ideal cook, desires situation. Fujl,
~ East 18th St
Female
CHAlIBERMAID or WAITREss.-Dy. young
Irish gtrl: good city reference; S25 c., Miss
Hofnayers Agency. 32O-322 9TH ave-. 9th floor.
Telephone 452I-Madison sq.
COOK.-Very neat Norwegian girl, excellent
cook baker. best city references city; $50
friend chambermdld. waitress. Osterberg
Agency no Lexington ave Tel. zoos Plaza
COOK. WAITREss.-Two excellent Swedish
girls together. one first class cook; other
first class waitress; very best references Os-
terhergs Agency, 7i8 Lexington ave. Tel
1o55 Plaza.
COOK or houssworker. BY exceptionally nsa;
English woman good family cook; excellent
references: city or country. Can Irwins Agen-
cy, n West l1th st.
COOK-German cook excellent baker; plain
washing; DO housew0rk, wages 70 object. pro
viding child, seven, taken. friend chamhernaid
ard nurse. MoTow's AseneY. III Lexington
ave, cor. 5sth st.
COOK.-Plaiu laundrefs. young. neat Irish
woman: small family. $50. T.. Miss Hot-
mayors Agency 3ZO-3a2 5th ave. 8th floor
Telephone 4527- Madison 81.
NURSE.-Childs nurse young North German
three years references. S3u-s35. H.. Miss HOf
mayors Agency. 3ZO-122 5th ave. eth floor
Telephone 4527-Madisou 50.
COt'PLE.-Gcrman and Swede: woman arst class
cook: man coachman and gardener understands
automobile, highly recommended. Morrow
Agency, 72l Lexington ave, cor. 5sth st.
COUPLE.-Cook and butler. DO entire work Of
private family. both competent; no objection
% country; large or SNAIL family Morrow d
Agency. ~ Lexington ave. cor. 6sth 81
LADYs MAID sEAMsTREss. - Excellent
Swedish giri lrst clsss In every respect
best references. $50: country. Osterborg'
Agency, 7i6 lexington ave. Tel.. l055 Plaza.
LAUNDREss Swedish: nrst class: does
sh irts collars cuffs, excellent references. S85
friend chambermaid. urst class Osterberg'
Agency, 7ld lexington ave Tei. l055 Plaza
LAUNDRFss -First class Finnish girl. car
do shirts collars. has best references from
New York families. city or country Jusaila
Agency. $50 Lexington ave Tel, 4453 Plaza
MUSE -Engiish Protestant. infant or grown
very good seamstIess has friend htchenmaid
together or separately city or out. Morrow
Agency. 72l Lexington ave. cor. 5sth -
SWEDISH couple. 10 children, man working
farmer. wife board help or laundressi Wei
recommended Csrreuters Agency. l64 eth ave
wAITREss.- class, I'VE Years reference
wants countr~ race $40 Miss shea's Agency
S East 42d tt
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
"A Ready Reference List Showing Location, Number Of
Rooms and Rent Which VIII Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tresome Trips.
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE
Six-Room Apartments.

Bordeaux, Riverside Drive and 127th st. $500
Portland $40 w. I15th st............. 72O
Clarence. 2i2 W g34 st.............. $50
Glen Gairn. Riverside Drive and Goth St 1900
The Kimberley $50 W t64th st..... 700
Alhea 325 w. gSd st.............. St $50
Dacone Hail. $40 W 1920 st........... 900
Chestyrshire $40 W is3d st......s... 900
The Plymouth. 537 W I49fh 81 -. 5J2
Chilmark Hall. 5O1 W. 143d st........ $50
Vera. 3G5 " 9Tth st.... $50
yaru1a. 225 W. sOth st............... 600
Grenada Court. 816-622 W 18th ST.. -
Hudsonia i9th 81 and Riversice...... 900
8l6 W. S4th Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Wesleyan DuyIRg gT-5 R~oadway...... TO
Prince Hurubert. 220s Cathedral P'Irway LOO
side Drive ..,-..-...... $40
Maranamav stl-l7 west 1f2th ST.. $50
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
Th-ee-Room Apartments


Ashford 13l Cathedral Parkway. $3.50
Fairyiow Court. 1929 Broadway ~
TeS- giT sr and seventh ave-. 1000
Sound View. 14Uth st. & Convent ave.. o4O
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20
Nine-Room Apartments
yyERV STnE

PoweIlton. B'way and 9Tth st........ s
A W. nth st mr. Columbus ave-.
CUeaueton. 1G r. 9Gth st.........-.....
800 W i9+E -.........-.....
Hoherzouern 400 West End ave..
str7tford Avon. n. e. cor Riverside
The Clea-feId. 1osd 81 and Eiversids
Drive .............. .. -. '-..''''
Euclid Hall P'wav and s5fh st.......-.
Clarendon. seth ST. and Riverside Drive.
Da witt Court 629 W ti5th St..
vror.7rIore T7th 81. and B'Way. .....-
-u0-ra- Riverside Drive a................
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1919 49, pr RrcrIvrn AT THE

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At The
BY,reeu of supplies and Accounts. Navy De
partment. washington. D. C.. until 10 o'clock
a m September 20. 1911, and publicly opened
yr,rnediatelv thereafter. 20 furnish the navy
Yard BROOKLYN y Y, quantity OF cotton
undershirts Applications for proposals should
refer 10 Schedule $500; Bank proposals VIII
be furnished upon application 20 the navy paw
oerce New York. y. Y, or 70 the Bureau.
r ] COWIE. Faymaster-General Z. ;. y
- - a-11-1l
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Fourteen-Room Apartment.
Two-Room Apartmer

wilton Apts. col W. 1Glth st. cor. ..,,
s,35e@y Court X sos W 1T7th st..
cor. ST. Nicholas ave- ...,...... 8O'
SCHUYLER Arms 3O7 ". aSth ST.. =
me O7kdals. 36-3s w. 35tn st...... 800
. nc w t-tb 81 ebsc6elorsj. -. 1OOt
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TYPewRITINe AND TYPEwRlreRs.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau ST. cAtalogus
free: all MAKES taken part payment; bargains
IN underE Gods. Remingtons, oiiysrs smiths
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS.
Louisville. 13; Minneapolis. L.
Columbus, s; st. Paul g.
Kansas City, s; Indianapolis g.
Kansas City, Z, Indianapolis =
Milwaukee. 3; Toledo. 2 90 innings).
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

lBg Telegraph 10 Tho Tribune.l
Hanover. y. H., Sept. l9.-The Dartmouth
lean las been putting in hard days Of
practice since September 9, and the coaches
are now getting a good line on the men for
Inc different positions. Cavanaugh, the
hsad coach this year. is being assisted oy
Joe Gilman and Larry Bankart. This az
'ernoon the coaches divided the squad into
'"o parts for loug. hard drill About sixty
men are now On the field
4he team s at present crippled by the
JOSS ot g. Ho5au on account Of studies,
Soans9n and Dudley on account OF illness
a"o horry VINO is still on the doubtful Inst
On aec9mt Of conditions.
asr racuse, N Y.. Sept. l9.-The coaches OF
,-- syracuse University football candidates
Iso three eleyens In uniform to-day and
we Arst stir practice was had by the play
''s There is a scarcity Of line material
a several OF last years men have not re-
turned
New-York tribune., 1911-09-20

PosTOFFICF DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON.
Sept S. 1911 Sealed proposals wii be re-
raived AZ the of7ce Of tho Purchasing Agent for
the Postofice Department until o'clock ?; m.
october O. 1911. FOR furnishing tNine meds or
tute cotton or other material suitable Tor tying
packages of letters during a term OF one year
beginning November /, 1911. Specifications ana
blanks FOR proposals viii be furnished upon ap-
HITCHCOCK. Postmaster General
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gMoI 0YMrNT AGENCIES.

trl,,rI-1. o224 Plazl i4i lSast 57th st. sup
,,tss Frst Lass servaats % private families Az
Investigated.
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Ten-Room Apartments.

WEST SIDE.
Do,utor III Y. list st............. 1900
D-ve - 5000
Chatham Court n Central Park West
cor 9th st......... ..........:.... -
i60-f2- riverside Drive. $500
Eleven-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
1Zs ~. SD - lNu
Werd7lvn 10oth e. & Riverside Drive $500
The Belnord. Bway and seth st....... 2. 400
The Woodmere 5eI ". i4lst st........ 80 50
l2O-lo5 Riverside Drive. ve............... 5000
Twelve-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
The Umbria, West End ave. b s2d -. $4,000
Georgean Court. Central PIX W. & 60th 1000
12O-125 Riverside Drive ve............... 5000
Fourteen-Room Apartments.
WEST SIDE.
Il Dorado Central Park West. Goth st. s5'aOo
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INSTRUCTION

For Boys and Young Men-City.
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES
DIAM Q OS
Can be returned within one year.
CHARLES A. ktENE, 1870 Broadway, New York

PROPOSAL6
CONTRACT ia
Scaled bids will be received ~ the Board
~ Water supply. AZ It's Offices r-Veuth noor.
I65 Broadway New York. until II a. NJ. on
September 20 1911. for Contract ll3, Tor tesi
nifs and bcrings on the site OF the proposed
Silver Lake reservoir situated about y ynils
west OF Tornpkinsvilie, and about miles BY
trolley from ST. George ferry, staten Island.
Borough OF Richmond. New York city.
At the above place and time the bids viii ne
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets contain
nc Information for bidders be obtained at
the above address by depositing the sum Of hvs
dollars (S5) for each pamphlet. For further par
tlculars see Information for Bidders
CHARLES STRAUSS,
Prssidsnt
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
JOHN E. CALVIN,
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water Supply.
Joseph p MORRIssBY Secretary.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
TOOK CITY SIGN OFF AUTO
FOR FEAR HE'D BE SHOT.
Commissioner Thompson Tells AID
ermanic Committee of Private
Uses OF Department Car.

The AIdermanio committee which Is
conducting an inquiry into uses and
abuses OF city automobiles was enter
tanned by Water Commissioner Henry
S. Thompson with some Interesting
faots to-day concerning the fourteen
automobiles operated by his depart
ment
The Commissioner admitted that he
Nas used the city's car 10 so TO his
country home In Greenwich, Conn:
that on one occasion he took city
Chamberlain Hyde home In a city ma
chine. For several months, he said, he
went about in the big si.iOo Lozier car
The city bought for him without the
ID. W. s." sign showing IT TO be a city
car because he wished to conceal the
IDENTITY OF the car, as 1t was near the
time Mayor Gaynor was shot and
threats had been made against mis- life.
OF tho fourteen cars in the depart
nent seven were purchased last year.
rho Deputy Commissioners use cars
that cost sl,70o. The H.lO Lozier car
is for the exclusive use Of the Commits
sioner,
The evening world., 1911-04-22
MET bR|DE-T0-bE
WHILE SUING WIFE
FOR DIVORCE HERE
Freed, Joseph Z. Rogers Is to
Meet a Frisco Woman in
Chicago and We'd,

SAN FRANCISCO, hrrji 20. - Miss
Juliet GrcuIUser. a wei kuown club
woman o. this city. LETT for tho East
to-day. When she reaches Chicago she
VII become Mrs. Joseph T.. Rogers.
Miss GreniHGer is an active member
OF the California and Cap and Bells
CLUBS. Rogers. the bridegroom. Is In
business In New York.
Tie romance that will unite this
couple began in New York two years
ago while Miss ironiuser was spend
ing the winter there. Al that time
Rogers was suing for divorce IN the
Ne" York courts ana had been sep
arsted from his wife for I'VE yccrs.
When Hiss Grcn!ngcg returned to san
frau-isnU sNe had ri, cn her promise
to become Mrs. Rogers after the courts
Nad freed him. y lew days < a tee
gram came from Rogers informing Miss
Greninger that the New York courts
had decided IN his favor and that he
had been glvcn the custody OF his two
children.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Why Men Desert Wives.

80 some men do desert their wives
because they are IN love with some
other woman" ! suggested.
Roughly speaking, | should raw
about % per cent. OF the men who leave
their wives and families do so for an
other woman" replied Mr., Waldman.
las a matter OF fact, that Is about the
only reason for desertion not economic
with which the Hebrew organizations
come In contact. Most OF our cases are
men who find they are unable to earn
A decent livelihood for themselves and
family. and knowing that the charitable
organizations will care for the wife and
children, they simply leave Thorn"
But when n mar does love another
woman, do YOU consider II desirable to
bring him back to a wife he does not
love?' | asked.
"Our object Is 20 effect reconci'iatious
where We an replied Mr., Waldman,
but aside from that we must also sec
that the man does his duty toward
society by supporting his own family
and not permitting II to be a public
charge. In a great many cases where
the husband has deserted for tho a X
OF another woman, he is very glad 10
return to his wife If she allows him TO.
The evening world., 1911-04-22
ICE TRUSTPUTS
Up PRICES To THE
FAMILY TRADE
Small Consumers Paying 40
Cents for 100 Pounds In,
stead of Last Years 80.
NO SHORTAGE IN SUPPLY
Only Excuse Made for Advance
Is Alleged Increased Pay
Given to Cutters.
NO IN SUPPLY

An investigation made by The Eve
ring World to-day disclosed the fac
that the Ice Trust. convicted only Q
little over q year ago Of cheating tho
people. has levied q new tax OF 81 Ia
Ter e upon all users OF ice. With
the ability 10 enforce a practical mo-
nopoly OF tho distribution of ice In this
city the American Ice Company has put
into effect an advance OF one-thlrd the
price paid by consumers last season.
This summer families throughout the
city will be forced 10 pay N cents a
hundred FOR ice, while the price last
year was only % cents.
This big Increase was put into effect
quietly on April I. No public
ment Of tho advance was made. and
even to-day the company fights shy OF
quoting a price to consumers.
When an Evening World reporter
called at the Ice Trust Office and asked
the price charged to the family trade
the reply was that 1t varied In different
sections OF the city. An eror to get a
quotation for any particular section also
JAILED. The reporter was referred TO
General Manager Bavier. None OF Mr.
Bavier's s~ubordinates seemed to know
where he could be found. The only In
formation obtainable was he won't %
down to-day"
Trust Orders Increase.
From distributing agents OF the Amer
icAn Ice Company It was learned that
on April the order was issued that the
price OF tee to small dealers should be
-. u n A. An ant a hundred
The evening world., 1911-04-22
Hall Player Shot by burglar.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April e.
George II. CtLefty'') Craig. pitcher OF
the indianapolis Club OF the American
Association. was probably fatally shot
by q burglar last night in his room in
q Mineral Spring resort In this city.
CraAs was shot IN the abdomen. and In
the Oaty Hospitsl surgeons said they did
moi expect him 30 I'VE.
The evening world., 1911-04-22

fer. However, Mr..
Morris ID. waldman, in charge OF the
United Hebrew Charities Of New York.
arrived at some interesting conclusions
In the course OF the conference. Said
Mr.. Waidman:
I do not think We should be too
quick to believe that in cases OF deser-
ton 1t Is always the mans fault.
We must remember IS per cent. OF
tho complaints lodged against hus-
bands for desertion are dismissed.
The court should not be made the
place where a woman may wreak her
personal vengeance n vindictlve-
ness
But how can you prevent wives maxi
ing unjGstidable complaints" asked
Mr.. Waldman.
Investigate by Agents.
TT could be done quite simply, I be-
%lieve," lie replied. The Domestic Re
%lations Court should have a corps ..
invest! gators. Every case should be
Investigated before he complaint was
lodged. Such IN organlzat ton would "a
reality further the very best interests
OF the Domest', Relations Court Itself
To begin with, a great many cases tina;
are eventually dismissed would never
come up at all. This would save the
very valuable time o: the judges. There
are only two judges as II now is, and
II my plan was adopted these would
have more leisure for the really worthy
cases.
Another serious consideration Is
that many casos would stand Q
much better chance OF being set
tied out of court. And, after all.
that should be. our aim. For once
a man Is brought to court by his
wife. n hne foundation for future
qunrrols Is laid. It 10 so much
easier to patch things mp before
they v gone that far"
But would not such n corps as you
suggest be quite art sxpense"' l sug-
gestcl.
why, 10, | think tina matter could
be arranged betwcen the various char
table organizations" Mr.. Waldman an
svered. The Hebrew societies would
investigate the Hebrew cases. The
Catholic organizations could look out
for the members of ,Iis sect. and So
on. You see, our purpose is 10 make
~" man support ms la|nllS II po>SiDie
aud not allow II to become a public
+ charge. Naturally our interests and
the interests Of society are best served
by erecting as many cancellations as
possible"
How do YOU divide the classes OF
We doserters" I queried.
Why Men Desert Wives.
~ can -ivo You actual 5tat.at!cs on
that answered Mr., Naldman. "Ac-
corling to the records OF the Domestic
Relations Court, 2i9 men deserted their
wives according to this percentage:
Lack of employment ~
Another woman 3.
Dthcr women II
InCOmpa uDlltY SS
General bad habits...""............... Y
l'olluslon =
Laziness and worthlessness............ !.
Interference OF relatives. ..,..,.,,... !.
Marriage upon short acquaintance
and mercenary motives, II
sickness Of man OF woman..."...u...
Rowing disposition ......."..."..
Disparity IN age
Causes unknown
Otal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
PORTUGUESE TROUBLES
 ARE ONLY BEGINNING
Internal Disturbances to Take Place at Tine of Monarch
 iSt invasion

LISBON, via. Frontier. Nov. 2s.-
 The opinion generally prevails that the disorders here on November 26 were only preliminary to more se- rious events. Among the wounded cn that occls on were twenty-one soldiers. but 1t believed that the nu'r Der Of wounded far exceeds the
 overnment estimates
 The riot was started by monarch is g at Ororto. It is stated they are hriblng the monarchist element and ere preparing for an uprising in Lis bon to co ncide with the crossing of the frontier hy the royalists.
 Carbonaires, members of the ad- vaneed political society, who are now acting as the secret republican po- lire, boast of the possession of thou sands of bombs whoich they intend to hurl from the windows when the trouble begins The aut or ties to- day closed what they auege to be a secret monfStery of the order of Che Holy Spirit, composed of f-ss'r" " 'riars They crrested ffty-two "a mates and confscated tapestries paintings and ornaments valued at s3. 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
M 'FARLANO-MURPHY ODDS ON TIE FORMER
Talent Believes the New York Fighter Is Without
 a Chance

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 99.-Al. thauah soeal fight followers refuse 10 eoncede that Harlem Tommy Murphy win make much Of an im- pression on Packy McFarland's cham. pionship aspirS tions. when the two meet here tomorrow afternoon. they Will turn out in big numbers to wit. hess the bout The New Yorker is practically friendless in the betting.
 The cancelllng of the Wolgasr Welsh fight at Los Angeles has in- creased interest in the local event, and many who were considering icurneying to the southern city to witness the championship affar will now stay here 10 see the home at. trgction
 Mcfarland said he was very sorry 10 hear of WO,gast's misfortune, as he had decided to accept his chal- lenge. and hghI him on New Years day on the coast q hope he gets we'll quick. said Mcfarland.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-30
INDUSTRIAL CLASH.
Battle in Colorado Coal District Mar.
 rowiy Averteo.

DENVER, Nov. 2g.--A special dis. patch today from Superior. Colorado iu the northern coal district. states that clash between armed strikers and non-union miners was narrowly ayerted today. A hundred strikers. armed with all manner of weapons. from rifles to bludgeons, marched up on Superior. The strikers halted near the railroad station. while on the other side Of the rails stood the Eon-union men, also armed
 Sheriif Campbell and dozen depu. ties, hearing of the trouble made a dash for Superior and reached there just in time to avert q clash. The non-union men are said to be in a very ugly mood over the killing oI che of their number by Marshal An, Grea yesterday.