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The evening world., 1911-08-23
DIX Fl|TS OUT
Of ROCHESTER
AS TAFT ENTERS
Governor, With Business Plea,
Suddenly Decides Not TO Re-
view LAR With President.

ROCHESTER,, Y v, Aug 1-Pecsuse
~ pressing personal business, y NIX
r~ancciie-i hia cnra-cment TO review With
President Tai, the parade of the Grand
Army veterans here to-day, and re-
turned 10 Albany this forenoon The
aovrrnsr's sudden decision 10 leave the
city a. the President arrived caused
much speculation as IN whether there
vHs any other ssen thar business for
Ais Evins.
rhs fast thinning ranks Of the dWnd
Army 81 the Republic gathered In
Rochsster Tor the ferty-nfth annual
s~nuaupment. passed In review befors
the President to-day The remnant 81
the Unions defenders walked rather
than marched, many Of them healtinsiy
and with apparent EFFORT Not all OF
the veterans were equal Ia the task
Of covering the entire line Of march
and SCORES Of them dropped out before
the parade reached the stand In wash
'neton square where President Taft
rrvtewcd the slowly moving pageant.
The parade halted At frequent intcr-
walls to give the veterans an emporium.
lty 10 resi-,
Preaident TAFT. accompanied by his
military aldo and secretary, arrived In
the CITY ovur the Now York Central A.
0 o'clock and received Mayor F~iscrton
and tho Grand Army reception com
mittes In his private car, where no re-
mained unit, the military parade.
which IA to sscort him 10 the re-
viewing stand IN Warrington square,
was formed. Entorins an automobile
and escorted BY the Twsnty-ninth In
fantry. United States regulars. from
Fort Porter. the President was escorted
through the main str Gets, Bombs we're
fired at intervals during the progress
Of tho Presidential parade,
In the reviewing stand with tho Presi-
dent were Major Archie Butt. Adjt.-
Gen.. Verbsck. State Committeeman
George Aidridgs. COMMENCEMENT
Gilman. Justice william II, Werner,
Gov. Reid Of Vermont and his military
stan: President william d, Eastwood
Of the Rochester Chamber Of Com
merce. Congressman Danforth and
prominent citizens.
After reviewing the parade President
AHkS WaS CTIVou " tIo iestuoHCo Ok
former Senator and State Treasurer
Thomas b. Dunn. escorted by . motor
oycis detail. Plans for his entertain
msnt included an automobile ride about
tho city at 4 +. M. He will 20 to the
East Avenue residence Of Henry A.
Strong, whsrs he will be entertained
at dinner with Senator Dunn and 4
few other guests. The President will
leave Mr.. S.ronE's residence at go
O'Clock for Convention Hall to attend
tho campfire and address tho veterans.
At tho conclusion Of the services at
Convention Hall tho President will 20
direct to his car at the New York Gen.
trail station.
A. President Taft plans to leave the
city At a1 O'Clock tonight the opening
Of tho campfire vas changed from 8 to
7 O'Clock. The President viii be the frst
speaker.
The evening world., 1911-08-23


Special Sale OF Norwegian Smoked SAY
dines-Packed In pure olive oil; our own
importa tion equal quality sold elsewhere
al 70" a can. our prize for this sale,
can icc
Chicken or Tomato Soup In so-cslied
quart cans; Mays price for this sale,
dozen. Hs.Os can lSc
kiDpcred Herring Fresh shipment Of
Aberdeen Preserving Co. kippercl her
ring or herring In tomato SHucc, large
tins. Macy's price LII
French ssrdines 80 ~ rzano" brand;
packed In pure olive oil: h-box, dos,
Al.i7i can. i8ci h-boS, doz., H3.l3;
can 27c
Porto Rico Pure Guavs Jelly-Marceau
brand. large glass Jar, this sale 10c
Corn-'Jessam'ne'' Brand Cream huEar
Corn in No. 2 cans. equal quality sold
elsewhere at 12c. dozen, q %; can. DC
White Lima Beans-"Arena" brand; No.
2 can sold ~elsewhere at 12o can; our
price. dozen. ID ..... can Nc
Pork and Beans-'Iily White brand:
plain or with tomato sauce. No. 3 can,
doEch. Nt..tb -. ,e.ch IL
The evening world., 1911-08-23
CLEAR Up
MySTERY|NDEATH
OF'G|RL IN RIVER
Series of Disappointment Led
Elsie Bunzli to Jump
Into HUDSON.

Will roses on tho simple, cheap hat
that waa found 81 tic fcrryho,t srrin-
ton " tho tarknNnuua line, laa, Satur-
iny nftor q young woman lcapcd over
tho boats raii. to-day served ~ clear
tho myst"ry That surrounded the sui
eide of tho Gin whose body was found
near Pier No. n Of the North river.
Policeman James Reynolds ~ the
Green wich station found the body to-
day floating on the surface Of the river
II was sent. unidentified. TO the
Morsus, aud then the police remem-
brred that Oapt. william ". Brewer Of
the tug Timothy D., Sullivan had report
I'd that Saturday afternoon At LIS
O'Clock he saw the young woman 1ound-
erinS In the river just after the eoran-
ton had pulled out Of Pier No. TO- Capt
Brewer reported that he put about and
tried TO md the young woman. hut that
she went dewn before his tug could
reach her,
To-day, after the body was taken to
the morsue, the police learned " the
finding Of the hat on ths boat. They
learned that It belonged TO Elsie Dunsli.
. young m OF many dlsappoint-
ments, who had bcen employed at the
Kaufman Embroidery Works Of No, <Ta
Brvadway aud who livod with Mrs, An
derson Of No, ais Jerscy City 1Icirhts'
Mrs, Anderson oamo to Police Head
quarters at Hovvawn anu idsniIsi th,
hat, she said that some Of the same
roses that made up tho trimming were
left In Tho girls room.
The girl oams from 1rxinEsn. in
Baden. Germany, three years Her
mother had written to an uncle to meet
her. but the uncle did not appear when
sho landed. Pluckliy tho girl ven TO
work Tor tho embroidery works. She
was possessed OF the idoa OF making q
home for her mother, The Amallness of
her earnings n tho remote possibility
OF accomplishing her hoine-making pur-
poso prcycd upon her mind.
To this was added the love affair she
had with Jacob Furth. who had prom
Used to come to her when his enlistment,
In the German ARMY was At an end
Letters found In her room showed tina,
he was trying TO come to her. but had
not been able to make the necessary
arrangements.
As Mrs. Anderson told OF the girls
troubles. nine Of the girls who were
employed In the same factory with her.
came to the station.
wen q X up a collection and pay
for tho funeral" they told the police.
The evening world., 1911-08-23
RUGGED ACTOR
BEAT HIS MOTHER
AND POLICEMAN
Then a Nightstitk Which Was
Used Laid the Thesrian
Up for Repairs.

e,s-rt Crooks y ,~ilck-nrckrd yeunr
man who $3.50 he - on ac,or and who
iooks 80 ~ he got hts powerful musc'A
lar deves opmcn, IN 'he river front, heard
unsroved IN tho yrrikviie Police Court
to-day the charges " beating his
mother
nsudasss covered the prlsonsr's hss4
saA seains on hls wrdershlrt thai wNs
he sole sppsr garment told . stery se
the pun,s,Inent he had r~cdved FROM
the two p~oi,cen,ea who had seen ai,A
strths HE mother. but The resistance ~
made 10 Policeman voAdsts,n Of h
TaAt.Thirty-asta street station pes-
vented that ed1c~r from going IN court
and the trial IT tn "a waa p~oetpensd
unta tomorrow,
de,dsteln san,e upon tho young man
beating his mother, hra Catherine
crooks, lat. last night. at Thirty-ssv.
onth street and Third avenue and
se,xed crooks's arm and pulled him
away from the little old
"i,on't butt IN" tho policeman says
Crooks cried, Amt I got = right to
hit here .Aiu't she my motherT"
ooldste,n threatened 10 arrest Crooks
and that started . Hght. h actor 10
stronger than the policeman and Gold.
stein was s.tt,ns much h worse Of the
encounter whom Policeman Judge ar
Rived. He didn't hsAltAts about tech.
n,c~litie. In subduinS Crooks, and when
the young man arrived ~ tho station
Il was necessary for . doctor to dress
the wounds IN his head.
Crooks preserved a surly attitude In
HE cell and In court. lie said he had
played In q vaudeville sketch called
Billy the KID" lie would not dis
cuss the trouble with his mother nat
led to his arrest lie lives with her
At No, ii West one Hundred and
Fourteenth street
Nra Crooks was not In court and
Policeman Judge said he had not been
able to find her. She did not return
to her home las, night and was not 81
the home OF a relative. where II wa
said she had gone. Crooks was held
In $1,000 bail.
The evening world., 1911-08-23

COCO m m.Rsd STAR sta Brand nreakfas Coco made In on, owl. COCO, M cnc-
Sif' .''' '''' 80 80. $50. -, ON, y
The evening world., 1911-08-23
RIVER STEAMER SINKS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 21.-Ths Mis-
sisslppl packet Harry Leo Ia reported
20 have mi near Brandywins Land
ing, twenty-nc. miles no,ta OF Mem
phts.
All tho passengers and nrsw OF tho
boat. with the exception Of tho negro
fireman. are ss.a 90 rave reached shore
IN safety.
The evening world., 1911-08-23
USE ALIENS FOOT.EASE

The antiseptic powder to be shaken into
the shoes. II you want rest and comfort
for tired, tender. aching, swollen, sweat
ing feet. Use Aliens Foot-Easc. 1t re-
licvcs corns and bunions Of all pain and
prevents blisters, sore and callous spots,
Always use it to Break in New Shoes.
Don't go on your vacation without a
package Of Aliens Foot-Ease 1t is the
greatest comfort discovery OF the age.
Try It To-day. Sold everywhere, % cts.
Don't aecers any substitne. For FREE
trial package, address Allen S. Olm'ted.
Lc Roy. y. Y.
The evening world., 1911-08-23
Infantii- Pn~rnIysis at westbury,

Infantlle paralysis is prevalent In the
fashionable section OF Westbury and at
other points along the north shore OF
Long Island. according 10 DR.. Joseph II.
Bogert OF the North Hampstead Town
Board. Dr. Bogert reports the infant
son OF Jcoeph Keen a cripple for life
and another Westburv case only a little
less serious.
The evening world., 1911-08-23
Tirst Eros, Hits so,th Dakota.

TT. PAUL. Nina, AUG, ca,-The nrrt
fros, Is reported from North Dakota
a CANADIAN points 20 mo loca,
weather bureau, Tho frost ~ Wiliiston.
~, OAK. was laHVy, bat not enough
20 damage erops mich HAYS mntured.
Basuss rex, ". OAK. and swift Current.
DAl1g, reported frosts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
WANTED.

WANTED-A woman for general house work; good steady position. Inquire $, at Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
ITALIAN SCIENTIST
 SAYS GOLD IS HERE

Mir A. nj Pablo. the young Italian scientist who has been treating the va rious materials containing precious H, tal~ here in the Nome district during tl,, pa summer. leaves on the steamer Victoria for the outside. The young Italian scientist has great faith in the Nome country and states that from his many tests and observations the coun- try Is highly mineralized
 Mir Di Pablo has demonstrated to his satisfaction. also to that of his friends and customers that gold and other metals can be extracted in an ecDro- mical scale. Engineer wertz Of Milwau- Ie, end Prof c. Carl of New York gre .-s "r,ated with him in his rre-arcE u,rl, of SeN ard Peninsula and from the t.-.- made this summer they have suf- q .ielt "'i,paragement Co Yauua, th. ! 2. "r.ns 'r in a dredge wIta min and chemical plant to work here in the vie cinity of Nome at the same time tC purchase concentrates from the miners Mir Di Pablo wishes to thank al who have aided him in his work dur.ng the past summer and furnished sample. of rocks and concentrates.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
SEEN AND HEARD

The Northwestern ,ossl pile Is look ing rather sick now 'hat only few tons are left. Since :he reduction 10 sle per ton people have been carting 1t away in five, ten and twenty ton lots visit to the coal yard yesterday foun the men engaged in sc9eening and re- sacking what is left snc they stated it would not surprise them If Hes'er had not oversoid. and nay have to re purchase to i'll out his orders. He over sold the slack coal and they had 60 screen nearly every pound to deliver the order. a
 This morning at 30 the city was for a few minutes covered with layer of the beautiful" and many believe thls Is the freeze up. But cold snap usual ly puts in an appearance about this time then the weather gets settled again and mining is resumed for a few weeks.
 i In the case of w. J Rowe vs. Alaska tank which has been attracting tho attention of the court for several days l was brought to sudden terulnation yesterday by the plaintiff beirg non suited.
 Q. n. Cochran received a telrs am ! from Albert Fink yesterday informing him he had won his case in the circuit court of appeals in the suit of Cochran vs. Northwestern Steamship Company The suit involves damages and wages { and was tried her in Nome over a year ago. ... The circuit court of appeals must have gotten after a bunch of Alaska cases during the last few days, for the result of another case involving what Judge Murane held to he the correct version Of the law under the waskey act. viz: There is no such thing as resumption of labor pertaining to a mineral claim" was received yesterday ! Conrad Freding wanted the city council to plank Steadman avenue out to the quartz mill, and succeeded in getting the loan of lot of plankIng for the quartz day. from the city Since that time he has secured the assist ance of the road commissioner to the extent of having a few loads Of grave
 placed out on the road outside of the
 city limits. where the city could not
 gravel the street
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
STRIKERS BUSY
 TROOPS CALLED
Nugget Special Service.

JACKSON. Ill.. Oct. 4.-The striking shopmen are now commencing to get busy and the trains on the Illinois Cen tral are being attacked from time to time. Rocks are thrown at passenger trains and obstacles placed on the track SO that the officials and trainmen have to be constantly on the alert to prevent wrecks.
 The McCombe railroad shops have been dynamited. and riots of such a nature that state troops have been called out to protect both life and prop erty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
TICKETS ON SALE AT TO6Y'S.
 Tickets for klondy Nelson's benefit Ire now on sale al Toby's candy store.
STEAMERS COLLIDE ONE SINKS Nuaqet Special Service.

LONDON. Oct 2.-The steamer Hat field and Glasgow smashed into one another last night in the channel The Hatfield went to the bottom within a few seconds. taking twenty of her crew to the bottom with her The Glasgow proceeded to port in a leaky condition and reported she was not able to pick up all the men from the wreck owing Co the dense fog
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
COURT GRANTS
 NEW TRIAL
Nugget Special SSrviee.


 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 4.-Yester- day afternoon the circuit court of ap- peals for the Ninth circuit granted a new trial to one Nagle. convicted of selling liquor to Indians in the town of Wrangle. First division of Alaska.
 The grounds heinz that of citizenship of the trial jury The attorney for the defendant proved the jury was not composed Of citizens of the United States in the trial and upon a proper showing of that fact the circuit court has granted a new trial. holding the law is too we'll defined on that score of granting to a defendant trial by l2 peers Of his country 10 need any com ment.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Wolf robe 7xS. good con dition C E. Littlefeld. Northwest ern.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
EDITH ASHORE
 SUMNER STRAIT
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. Oct. 4.-Word has reach cd this city that the freighter Edith Of the Alaska Steamship Company. Is now ashore In Sumner strait, and has on board 60. GOO eases of salmon for Seat tie
 Captain Daniels of the stranded steamer reports the huh Of the steamer Is not damaged nor the cargo in danger at the present time. Also that the pas senger steamer Alameda Is standing by 10 offer any and all assistance and hopes to have the vessel fioated with the next high tide
 ouartz Locations at Nuqaet Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
TURKS DEFEATED AT ra,poLi.
Nugget Special Service.

TRIPoLL Oct. 2.-tDelayed in trans mission) morning there was an engagement off the coast between two Turkish boats and the Italian fleet in which the Turks were badly defeat ed. The country is now In the posses sion of the Italians
 The navy belonging to Italy here in these waters is strong enough to pre- vent a landing on the part of the Turks and it is believed the base of opera tions win be changed to the Dardan- elles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY or NOME
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

By resolution of the Eleventh Com mon Council Of the Town Of Nome. passed at the regular meeting on oc- tober 2d. 1911, the 5 per cent penalty VIII be rebated to all persons paying taxes on or before oct. goth. 1911.
 w. NJ. EDDY. Assessor and ex- Oftlclo Tax Collector.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
N. ]. INDORSES
 GOV. WILSON
Nugget Special ssr~;e..

TRENTON. N. J.. Oct. 4.-The first gun in the Wilson presidential cam paign was fired today when the state convention unanimously indorsed Gov ernor Wilson as their choice for the nomination as the democratic candidate In the coming election for president.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04

Before leaving for Seattle. order q dozen bottles Bartlett Natural Water delivered to your stateroom from Seward couI Co
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04

Seward coml Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
AT THE NORTHERN.

There IS always something new. Good music from now on always some thing doing and the lunch growing.
 BoB.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-04
LOST.

lOST-An Edgeworth tobacco box containing private papers. such as receipt for road tax. contract. etc. Finder return to Nugget and receive reward. Name of party losing same being J. B. Uruuhart.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-02-18

Wilson & Neiswanger report the
sale of two lots at the southwest cor
ner of Jewell and Thirteenth streets
from H. G. Long of Hoxie, Ark, to c.
L. Sharp for $3.50. This property is
in College Place addition.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-02-18
NEVER ANY STOMACH MISERY.
Indigestion Goes and Your Stomach
Feels Fine in Five Minutes.

You can eat anything your stomach
Graves without fear Of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia, or that your food will fer
ment or sour on your stomach II you
will take a little Diapepsin OCCASION
ally.
Your meals will taste good, and any
think you eat will be digested; nothing
can ferment or turn into acid or pois-
on or stomach gas, which causes
Belching, Dizziness, feeling of full
ness after eating Nausea, Indigestion
(l!ke lump of lead in stomach). Bill
iousness, Heartburn, Water brash,
Pain in stomach and intestines or
other symptoms.
Headaches from the stomach are a,b-
solutely unknown where this effective
remedy is used. Diapepsin really does
ell the work of healthy stomach. It
digests your meals when your stomach
can't. A single dose will digest all
the food you eat and leave nothing to
ferment or sour and upset the stom-
ach..
Get a large 5O-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin from your druggist and
start taking now, and IN a little while
healthy, strong stomach. for you
then can eat anything and every
thing you want without the slightest
discomfort or misery, and every par
ticie of impurity and Gas that is in
your stomach and intestines is going
to be carried away without the use of
laxatives or any other assistance
Should you at this moment be suf-
fering from Indigestion or any stom-
ach disorders, you can get relief within
Eve minutes.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-02-18
Tide HAS IURNEU.
Dawn Of Season of Realty Activ-
ity Is Here.
Much Property Has Changed
Hands This Week.
WET WEATHER TALK.
The Rainy Days Make the Land
Men Smile.
Building Permits Issued for
Seven New Dwellings.

The tide has turned in the realty
market The buying preparatory to
spring building has begun, and the
volume of business transacted is eX-
pected to Increase gradually as the
season advances. However, to be sure
a cold snap would have the tendency
to temporarily put a stop to the ac-
tivity. but on the days of fair wealth
er the activity OF the market should be
on the increase until the climax of the
season of life is reached prior to the
summer months.
The rainy weather makes the real
estate men smile because it assures
at least a mighty good prospect for
good crops in Kansas this year, and
the farmers and stockmen aside from
buying farm lands are big investors
in Topeka" This was the statement
of a real estate man.
'1 think Topeka will grow more in
the next twelve months than it has in
the last five years." said A. A. Rodgers
of the firm of Rodgers, Davis & Co.,
today.
AS soon as there is another period
of sunshine one of the leading realty
firms of the city will put on the mar
ket new addition. The details will
be given at the time the property is
offered for sale. About May 1, accord
Ing to the present plans of a firm of
land men, near-in tract, divided into
plots and attractively laid out will
be open for buyers.
The Jewell estate has purchased
through w. c. Stephenson & Co. the
two story building at 1873 Kansas ave-
nue., the property of Ida Moser for the
consideration of $4,000. This build
ing has frontage of twenty-five feet
and the property extends $50 feet to
the rear. The building will be entire
IL remodeled.
Berkson Brothers will remodel the
interior of their store at 7O7 Kansas
avenue. New show cases will be pur-
chased. "It will be the prettiest cloak
shop in the state" remarked Sol Berlx-
son.
The Shawnee Agency has made sew
eral recent sales in Garfield place. or
The Topeka state journal., 1911-02-18

The Helianthus Literary club will
meet Friday. February "a, with Mrs.
]. R. Deisher, 311 West Fifth avenue.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-02-18

The Minerva club gave a banquet
Friday night at the Elks club for the
members and their husba nds
The Topeka state journal., 1911-02-18
VOMENS1E
1lRS.l

The West Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday, February %, at the
home of Mrs. F. o. Burkett. AS
Greenwood avenue. Mrs Burkett and
Roll call will be answered with Incl
dents from the lives of Washington
and Lincoln. Mrs. Noble Prentis will
assist on the program, and Miss Nina
Roudebush will give a reading.
The Nautilus club had a meeting
and valentine party Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Frank Knight
Sanders, on the college campus. The
program consisted of some musical
numbers, and Mrs. w. A. McCarter
read a paper on 1.-THE Poetic Imagina-,
ton"
Western Sorosis will meet Satur
day afternoon, February 25. with
Mrs. F. G. Montgomery. $50 Willow
avenue. The paper for the afternoon
on Foreign Settlements in Kansas, :"
cussion will be led by Mrs. Frank
Doster, w. A McCarter and Miss Zu
Adams.
The vespuccian club will meet
Thursday afternoon, February %. with
street.
The Clio club will meet Monday
with Mrs. H. NJ. White, at her home,
1717 Buchanan street
The Nautilus club will meet Tues
day evening, February 21. with Mrs
w. ]. Greer, on the college campus.
The club will study Japan. and the pa
per for the afternoon will be "Origin,
Government and Classes" by Mrs. J..
e. kirkpatrick. The discussion will be
by Mrs. J. H. Johnston and Mrs. w. A.
NeiSWanger.
The Minerva club was entertained at
the home of Mrs r. H. Morehouse,
21O Clay street, Monday. February Is.
Mrs. Morehouse and Mrs. Peppmyer
were hostesses. The program was as
follows:
Roll Call
Nineteenth Century Poets = Miss
Alice Patterson.
Discussion, led by Mrs. C. H. Sam
son.
Paper-Great English Artists-Miss
Brunette Walter
Duet-Sweet and Low-Mrs. Nor
ton Albaugh and Miss Walter.
Violin-Liehsgruss edward Elgar)
Miss Mae Clark
Witches Dance-Miss Tinker
Traum der (Labersky)-
Miss Jessie Waller.
Without Thee-M1ss Grote.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-02-18

The Shawnee Agency has made sew
eral recent sales in Garfield place, on
The Topeka state journal., 1911-02-18

of in
O. re a
a
like
buSin @z{
TODAY.
of
al the
Any in
n
The Topeka state journal., 1911-02-18

The Chandos club will meet next
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Camp
at her home, 1897 Buchanan street.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-02-18
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