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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-27

Another actress has obtained a di-
vorce from her husband, but will not,
we fear, cause the press agents to
cease complaining about the popular
ity OF the moving picture shows.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18
ESCORT OF $4,000
MARCH At BURIAL
Of NOG| AND Wife
Prince of Connaught and Suite
at Military Funeral, With
Other ENJOYS.

TOXIC, Sept 1.-THE double funeral
Of Gen. Count Marssuks Nogi. Supreme
Military Councillor Of Japan. and his
wife. the Countess Nor. who ended
their lives on the night Of Sept. Il. Just
as the body Of the late Emperor Mutt
suhfto passed out Of TOXIC nty to the
Imperial tomb. was hald to-day With i'm
pressivs ceremonies at the Aoyama
osmetsry In tho presence Of great
crowds.
Tho funsrai eocsgs lsft ths Nosi resi-.
denos In AkAsaki. and passed through
the streets Of ne capital Tho body Of
JApans great war genera, was borne
on Gun oarr4age while the caskst con.
tanning the boAy OF the Countess was
snolussd IN . hsarse. The paubearer,
were chosen from the highest ranks Of
the Jaoansse army and navy. One ros1-
msut Of nfantry ACTED - q suard OF
honor.
Decorations which have been bestowed
upon Gen. Nogi by the ruler of Great
Britain we're carried In The procession
by British officers
Prior 70 the removal Of the bodies
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18
SERVANT GAVE DIAMONDS.
Gtri snd woman 10 Whom she
MADE Presents Are Arpaigned.

Girl and Woman 10 whom she
made Presents Are Arrsigned.
That she had done wrong IN receiving
periodical ~Effts" OF diamonds from .
giri employed - a SERVANT was not
dear 70 MrA Mary MARCEL. nfty-twU
of No. l0 wsst One Hundredth street.
even after she had been hold by Masis-
trate Krotsa n the West side Court to-
dny. with Ma Marcel was ar~isnsd
Mary Doaun, who b twenty-five. and
against them appeared several OF
Mary's one time employers. headed by
John r. HummA Of No. Ia West
Eighty-eighth street. Mr.. Humma as
sorted that Mary had stolen . stiokpin
valued at Sis whom she left his service.
Detectives Donneliy and L'Heursux OF
the West One Hundredth street station.
testified that Mary Dolan had obtained
many situations through advertisements
and had left each place with valuablss
prematurely. Much OF the stolen prop
erty. which was found in q pawnshop
near the Marcel woman's home, was
given to Mrs. Marcel. they said. Neither
woman denied the charge, but Mrs Mar
Gel said she was sure II was all right
30 far as she was CONCERNED because she
had ''bsfriended" the younger Mary sew
erai years ago.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18
Paris Model Hats
for Women

and scores Of copies and adaptations
abound in the Saks millinery salons.
g The hat you try on in the Saks
millinery department as accurately
reflects an authentic phase Of current
millinery style as the mirrors all
about you reflect the hat itself.
Whatever there be Of light and lead
ing in Paris hats, you will find 1t at
Saks', in the original and in clever
adaptations Of our own designing.
qFrom Lewis we have imported
several editions Of the Robespierre
hat, plume hats from Geor9ette,
8orgeous Paradise hats from Suzanne
Talbot, fancy ostrich trimmed hats
from Germaine, and the smartest
tailored hats imaginable from Paul
Poiret. In all, a collection which Is
as select as discrimination can make
it, and as varied as exclusiveness
will allow. 1900 to 1850
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18
WHY HAVE RED HANDS
AND POOR COMPLEXION ?

hAVN y WIN WIN 49, nhSAv
cit is Of no use," declared . young
matron who does her own Homework.
II simply can't keep my hands from
getting rough and red"
Indeed you can. my dear. retorted
her friend. IF you would use
lei OC e N
"Beauty's Guardian
every night and morning or after
having had your hands in water, within
week you would be astonished to
note how soft and white they were.
velogen is fine for. both hands and
complexion and II won't soil the most
delicate dress fabrics. II IL . boon to
the woman who has to work around
the kitchen" At all druggists. in
collapsible tubes. rs cents. Better
than cold cream. used the same way.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18

representatives, OF Emperor Yoshihito
and Empress sadsko and the Empress
Dowager visited the Nogi residence.
Representatives of the special ENJOYS
participated In the procession, which
altogether numbered upward Of 5000
per sons.
Marching behind the cofYins were
great numbers Of relatives OF the
soldiers who were killed at Port
Arthur while serving under Gen. Nogi
In 1904, when the japanese warrior
stormed the Russian citadel In Man
chuia.
King Georges special representative,
Prince Arthur OF Connausht. to whom
Gen. Nogi. ~ Chairman of the Re-
eeption COMMITTEES had been specially
attached by Emperor Yoshihito. and
the entire suite OF the Prince met the
cortegs at the entrance to the
cemetery.
Special Ambassador Phiiander c.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18
0NE-TWELFTH OF CITY
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
1000 of Atlantic City's Dwellers
Are on List of Those Charged
With Crime.

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept is.-That
about 1000, or one man IN twelve. Of
the citys population has been held for
the Grand Jury for the coming session
OF court IL the astounding showing
that a count OF pending oasss held
over by Magistrates has discovered.
The Grand Jury In disposed TO let
all but few OF the cases lapse. The
explanation II aid to be In the desire
OF magistrate 10 collect . fee. which
II only possible when the prisoner IL
held for trial.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18

dor. was attended by Secretary Arthur
Bailly- blanchard and Lieut.. Commander
Lyman A. Cotton and Capt. Hubert L.
Wismore. the naval and military at
tachcs.
Prince Aethur Of Connaught person
ally laid floral tribute upon the comm.
Many hundreds of wreaths were re-
ceived from all parts OF the world.
After the shinto rites bugle salutes
we're sounded and . triple volley was
fred over the grave.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18

Knox did not participate in the cere-
mony, being at Kioto to visit the grave
OF Emperor Mutsuhito. He was rep
resented by Brig. Gen. John J. Pershing.
Mr.. Knox sent . magnificent floral
wreath.
The ceremony At the sreat funeral
hall was attended by immense orderly
crowds All the foreign diplomats had
seats within the temple. Charles Page
Bryan, tho resident American Amba..a-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18
INDICTED THROUGH ERROR.
J~Ass Dasmissss Diii-ytrst Mis-
take Of rhas kind In CITY,

S~e8e OAsses Dhs-rtrst His
take Of Thas kina In CITY.
Sudgs Grain. IN General Sessions to-
day, dismisssd an indictment for grand
larceny against Jesse A. Currsy. an tn
vsstigator Of One Hundred and Sixty
sixth street and Ogden avenue. which
had bsen inadvertently filed by tho
Grand Jury. This 10 the nrst time In the
history Of the Criminal Courts that such
an error has been made.
Currey was arrested early in Septem-
her on complaint OF George w. Huri-
bat. representative In this city of the
General Accident Fire and Life Assur-
Ancs Corporation of Scotland. on the
charge of stealing 800. The Grand Jury
on Sept. II dismissed the complaint. The
following day the Grand Jurors recon-
adsred their action and ordered a true
hlll against Currsy. He petitioned the
Grand Jury to be heard IN his own de-
Tense and the Jury again disuissed ths
complaint.
But an indictment had been prepared
against Currey and through some error
wss hled In General Sessions. n wal
not discovered until the next day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18
BILLION HEN IS BUSY.
Bgg Kiags Have BA,oO0, 900 In
crease 20 Ada to Fortunss.

WASHINGTON. Sept 10. - Uncls
Sans experts have been taking an sss
census. They announced to-day that.
although there were only i.i1o.oos.o
eggs in cold storage At this time last
year. there are now awaiting prices
high enough to induce the egg kings
to dispose of them i.i7s.iss.soo eggs.
This 10 an increase Of some $4,000. 900
eggs.
II the prediction Of Q Western sx-
pert that eggs will reach cents apiece
will be fulfilled the warehousemen
would be able to sell their product for
e6S.e6e.eso. not including millions of
sSgs that will be put In storage before
cold weather comes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18

Has Net RseA Seen for Two Weeks.
II Develops At TRIAL.

When Patrolman Louis =. Owens's
TRIAL on q charge OF absence without
leave was called before Deputy Police
Commissioners Walsh in Brooklyn to-
day Il developed that the patroimsn has
not been seen or heard from since
Sept =
On that day. according to Capt. Muir
ply Of the Grand avenue station. Owens
came In from his detail and reported
sick to the lieutenant He was ordered
to 20 home. The next day . police
surgeon was instructed to look into
OusnSs condition. He learned that
Owens hadn't gone homo and hadn't
been seen or hoard from.
Owsns's wife died six weeks before
his disappearanos. and he took his loss
very ksenly. losing his cheerful dispo-
sitioa and becoming moross and brood
Ing. Ne was appointed three years aso
anl had Q clean record.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18
THINKS ROMANCE
SENT LUYT|ES0N
TRIP TO EUROPE
Miss Curtis, Bankers Daugh-
ter, Secretly Engaged to Him,
Girl Friend Declares.
FATHER AGAINST MATCH
Young Woman Taken Abroad,
Leaving Suitor Depressed
Brother Wires Chicago.
FATHER AGAINST MATCH

Miss Eleanor Purdy Of No. $40 West
Bishty-nfth street, an intimate friend
Of Miss Msurine Curtis. pretty daughter
OF Alfred II. Curtis, former President Of
the National Bank Of North America.
injected an element Of romance into the
disappearance Of Henry Luyties. the
wealthy young tobacco dealer. to-day BY
declaring that she was convinced the
young man had departed secrstly to Eu-
rope TO be by the side OF Miss Curtis
with whom he Is deeply In love.
L,rytles and Miss Curtis were secretly
engaged. Miss Purdy said. but Mr.. Curtis
opposed the match because his daughter
II but seventeen years old. In order TO
Remove Miss Maurine from Niytiess So
caety the father recently sent his daush-
tor and her mother 10 Europe. closing
their town house at No. soa West
MThty-fourth street.
Following Miss Curtiss departure 70
Europe young Iuyties seemed greatly
depressed, and TO his friends he hintcd
vaguely Of tho possibility OF his taking
a sudden trip across the water.
FATHER cAeLGo 70 ASK ABOUT
YOUNG suiToR.
Mr. Curtis 10 said TO have cabled his
wife 10 learn n the ardsnt young sutton
had put IN an appearance lust ~ soon
~ he read Of Luyties's disappearance.
The only clue to the disappearance
Of Henry Luytiss that Otto Luytiss hiss
left to pursue to-day II the telegram
resolved yesterday by Ernest Sherry.
THIS was sent from the Congress Hotel
- Chicago and signed VI. Luytiss."
TIE telegram requested Sherry TO for
ward TO the Chicago address . bottle
a m anti-fst medicine made by CON.
pany In which Sherry 70 interested.
GENT MEoeAoG TO MANAGER
OF CHICAGO HOTEL.
~ coon ~ Otto Luyties heard from
yeung Sherry Of the receipt Of this
telegram he sent wire to the manager
OF the Congress. asking him TO reply
q once and advise him u Henry Luy.
ties or anybody answering his dsscrip-
ton had stopped at his hotel since
Sept. 6 No reply has been received to
Otto Luyties's despatch ana that cir
cumstance led him to-day to communi.
cate with = Chicago detective bureau
aud request that . search of tho Con.
6rees Hotel and an inspection OF tts
register be made.
The failure Of the hotel managsr 10
answer tho wire has led Luyties to be-
i'svs that his missing brother may
have prevailed upon the manage.
ment 20 keep silence In such a con-
tinsency. To-day q woman came to
the Luyties store and told Otto Luyties
that last Saturday whom she We on
the beach At Consy Island neay Felt
name restaurant she saw a man
answering the description Of Henry
LuyKies stretched on the sand by the
side OF woman. The woman. 90 this
Informant said, put her hand IN the
mans pocket and abstracted q wallet
Waiie he appeared to be asleep.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18
WARsHIP GUN ExPLoDEs.

GLASGOW. Sept. ia gun explosion
aboard the warship King Edward. cruis-
seg On the west coast % Scotland, was
seposted TODAY. = "A 'a ~
Il was said one man Mas killed and
several seriously injured
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-18
saks Gunltpanu
Broadway at 34th Street
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-fhe
event of the season in Fall footwear

InuTSddJ, FTtd1y ana SdfuTd0y-he
event of the season in Fall footwear
.~ s:.s;.,,, . Fall !. Boots 2.s5
This sale eclipse. any similar in1oduc-
tory offering we have ever announced.
g No shoe is reasonable to buy, no matter
how low its price, which leaves anything
to be desired on the score Of workmanship
and style. A woman positively must have
stylish foot If she is to have any style at
all. And style in a shoe Goes hand in
hand with good workmanship. Every
pair Of boots in this sale is the product Of a
recognized maker, and the models here
introduced for Fall possess all the elements
Of well-made and well-styled footwear.
g The seasons newest designs in button,
lace and Butcher lace models are contained
in the assortments, and the feathers are
gun metal calf, tan Russia calf, black
vici kid, and patent leather. No limita-
ton Of sizes in any model or any leather,
as we materially increased the quantity
for this years sale, basing our calculations
on the remarkable response to this same
event a year ago. Second aees
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-25

The Gloves for which we are
noted are here in great variety.
Hundreds of satisfied customers
have assisted rs ia building the
most complete and ] est glove de-
partment in CIarks 5urg. Gloves
expertlv fitted if desired. Especial
attention is directed to the follow
ing excellent values:
AT Csc PR-Kayz er's washable
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-25

Chamoisette Gloves, al sizes m
black, channels, gray, white.
AT CSC PR.-Women's I6-but-
in Isle gloves in tan and brown.
AT 49c PR.-Kayser's 16-button
white and channels washable Cham
oisette Gloves.
AT soc Medium weight
Chamoisette Gloves, kayser make
black, gray, chamois, white, bis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-25
WOMEN,S
.UNDERMUSEfNS

Very complete stocks OF
new, Undermuslins for NO
men, including Gowns,
Pants and Corset Covers
at 49c;; Women extra
size gowns of nainsook at
soc; fine quality muslin
and crepe gowns at Csc:
Also an especially attrac-
tive assortment of dainty
hand-nnished underwear
in a price range from
$l.25 to $3.50 for gowns
and combinations. De
partnlent located on Mez-
canine floor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-25
sNIsh sWERTERS FOR !,
WeMEN md GIRLS

4 Sweater is an indispensl-
ble garment for cool weather.
This season offers many SYKES
the best Of which you viii ma
in our stock of Women $ and
Girls Sweaters. Fine all
WOOL Sweaters + IN a large range
of sizes and colors. The poPu-
lar narrow rib weaves N seE-
eral different models in Cardl-
nal, Oxford Gray and Navy.
cir,s. Athletic sweaters in Cardinal.
o1 %lT ~ Cav and Navy The popular
Sie Slew Sweater to be worn .. unoGF
Goats and Wraps. The famous 1ltHI ,SeT :iTI,
T3Sffe', make of dne. yarn-dyed Verne s:la'
n.soT E5eu- Xorfolk Sweaters in all sizes
in Cardinal. Prices range from j." 10
$3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-25

In busn6 various stocks Of merchandise there g nothing
carefully than the quality ofever are.e ftassd: s.
which re always maintain, and unless up 70 tnat
iected Meadow no deviation from This rule. - go
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-25
Daint4 NeckM.ear

1The supremacy Of our Neekwear Department
IS due to the fact that we are constantly selling the
best and newest styles in neck-fxings at prices
that are attractively low. Saturday You will have
an opportunity to select a dainty collar from the
largest collection OF Ncckwear ever shown in this
CITY. Scores of new effects in bows, Ieobespierre
collars Coat Sets. Rufus, Jabots, Chimesettes,
Stocks and Ties
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-25
Children 5 Muslin Underuear

for children At less than
tedious
ineyor needsn devoted to wear
quality drawers Ooeies'i
and TO y - szs nm
white Outing and
TO IL Embroidery trimmed drawers IN sizes up 70; 70
embroidery al sizes 90
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-25
Azf4rnofive Showing of zVVome1a.s ~

cult, conlpt.
AT T5cF
Gloves for
sizes as are
AT $1.0q
Gloves, Fo9
gIace, all 81.
white.
AT $1.OO
Children's 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-10-25
8 i Mad 8 B<a Visit elartsbaFSss LAFsest
Brass and Metal Bed Veean save 80" 1'o.se
on Beds and Bezadzns 3 I've year. eeata.tee-
AGAINST tar,,ii.I,;.,4 With ali i'tass Beds

zYoIl win find here the FaFgeSJ-a l Y!
most complete stock OF Bias 80
BEDS and ENAMEL Bl1!1S )! Sn .,'s :
IN all Clarksburg Yes, indeed! tna5
Is some Beds, but we have them, ana
disrlaved in the Bed. store on the see
We want every housekeeper IN
l-,t.-.l--L,,,,,or n,nd .,1li.H0IIIdlIl@- towns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
ConsIders cnne Closed.

Washington. July 2e-Crairn,a r
henry u. Clayton. of tile House Judt-
cary committee, tonight announce4
'Nai ne considered UNNECESSARY further
mp eaeiiine"t proceedings against Fed
efa4 Judge Haniord. q Nash!ngtou
who to-day resigned IL lenr,av
statement Chairman Clayton declared
mat while Congress mas the power 10
10y Federal official for Impeachment
even after ne has resigned. he did not
De.eFe that course necessary Ia thls
case. Chairman Clayton Instructed
me subcommittee. now IN Seattle tax
e testimony In the case. 70 d!scon-
tiruc It's work
"of course. there Will be no formal
action on the part OF the Committee
on the judiciary until a report Is made
by The subcommittee which ! appoint
ed TO Investigate the alleged mlscoa-
duct OF Judge Hantord," said Chairman
Clayton.
Word Of tho resignation OF Judge
Hanioro was received mere with sur
prise.
Representative Berger the sociali-,
Hember from Wisconsin, who intro
dueed tie resolution ,hat began the
impeachment Inquiry OF Jude Hanfosd's
conduct announced ne would drop the
matter
j, closes the case. so FAR as am
concerned" he said. II take Judge
Han:ord's resignation as an admission
Of gull 1t cannot be construed other
wise. was lighting corruption on
the bench generally-not Hartford per-
sonally ! never knew the man"
Judge Hanford's resignation was re-
ceiyed at tho White House late to-day.
President Taft Will take no action uu-
~ the letter of resignation reaches
Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
TAFT is DENOUNCED
Florida ProGrcssivcs Meet in Ench of
Three Districts

Tampa, Fla. July e2-Progrcsslve
Republicans supporting the candidacy
OF Colonel Roosevelt for President. met
IN each Of the three congressional dis
tricts In this state to-day. They de-
rcunced President Taft and the steam
roller methods at Chicago. culoe zed
Theodore Roosevelt ana named con-
GIessional candidates c II. Aston.
tho negro lawyer from Tampa, who ap-
peared before the National Republican
Committee at Chicago ana told how
the negroes were alleged to have been
secluded from the proceedings OF the
Republican convention ia this state Is
ono of the leaders OF the Roosevelt
movement in Florida The First Dis
;rlct meeting was held at Tampa. tho
Second at Jacksonville and the third
at Pensacola
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23
BATTLE" BEGINS TO-DAY
Troops VIII Engage In shnm Fight at
blue Mountain.

Admission. Ala. July Regiments
engaged In summer manoeuvres here
to-day were sent to positions in thc
vicinity of Blue Mountain. where "a
sham battle viii he fought at break Of
Gay tomorrow. The enemy is sup
posed TO be advancing or the city from
the direction OF Chattanooga. ana an
the manoeuvring and lighting Xiii
toke place about Blue Mountain.
various military problems viii be
demonstrated before tho troops return
TO camp Pettus tomorrow night. Tho
rattle of Rocky Hollow began this
nor hihs put neither force had ~ ad-
vantage at nigh,fail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23

ne is he Will seek to appear before
the grand jury. waving lm,nur,tv
The grand Jury MISC ,,.,,, ,,''
the charges ihat ,he rcii. ''a"s ui,
from gambling houses ~ plon'eu
them to run withouf '.''' MS
That the i.urderer,, nf i5as" ''s-o.i
been sliplng quietly o1,t - 100 ma
ns the last Jew aars Is NV. IN Nu'
OF detectives WHO hnve heo, az. 20 ys
pick up certai, r,n,, IN 1sAea 20
THAT picked ban6 80 oiilc'ais'
selected TO shoot down Pos.,.t w.
boon learned hy oincitis ~ ~ '. n'''
tors office. ard t,,t t''Sro--
heatsal Of the kllIinr IL S,5 -
lnvesus4tlon shows fbsi 80 800
mot slip in th. nl,,,s ~, was
thal and that the nrfn+in,i, ,., it9s .i'-
plot were r.r.fol ~ .t,'., Ye''i"1 'iie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23

he word was passed around mar
Rosenihal must be made away with
Deputy Police Commissioner Dough
erty has found ont that Rose was i
very busy man that day. ana that
Jack sullivan also was actively ELI
gagged the night Essential was snot.
Sullivan after q griiling early to-aas.
TOLD Commissioners Dougherty tna-
when he lett Lieutenant Becker a..
Broadway and For,y-second street at
1880 4. NJ, or twenty-seven minutes
before Rosonthai was shot he wen,
20 "Briisie" Wcbbegs place 10 nnn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-23

sam Paul He could not locate him.
but he did lind there several sunmen.
District Attorney whitman retuned
to the city to-day 20 take up with
The grand jury an Investigation Of the
Eosonthal case. Lieutenant Becker
viii be permitted to testify. provided
hc agrees to waive all Immunity. rhs
pubic prosecutor makes no effort TO
hide his belief that the shadow OF
Becker rests upon the Rosenthal case
amt i'm consequence. viii subpoenn
him whitman takes the position that
IL Rocker is as innocent as he says