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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
Secretary of Navy on Goal
Strike. ).
COAL DUTY A MISTAKE
Urges Repeal of Tariff on Anthracite
Product-Defends Right of Working
men to orsanize-operators' Doc
trine is Wrong.

,Des Moines. Oct. 14-"Let them
have their pound of flesh, but they
must take it without spilling drop OF
blood" declared Hon. w. II. Moody,
secretary of the navy, at Fosters OPP
era house last night in discussing the
anthracite coal strike and urging the
repeal of the duty o f67 cents ton ON
anthracite coal. The head of the navy
department took the ground that the
republican party should correct the
mistake whereby duty on anthracite
coal was imposed by the Dingley tariff
law. A large share of his speech last
night was devoted to the coal Difficult
ty. While the secretary took the side
of neither party to the controversy he
said plainly the day had gone by when
the doctrine of the operators could be
maintained that it was nobody's bust
ness what was done in the coal fields.
He defended the right of the working
men to organize and in allusion to the
refusal of the operators to recognize
organized labor, he said they We're
ssfighting the stars in their courses. :
Secretary Moody touched briefly on
the tariff, declaring the party was tied
to no particular schedules.
The address last evening was the
first of the campaign in Des Moines,
1t attracted large audience and Sec,
retary Moody was enthusiastically re-.
ceiyed and literally applauded
throughout his address.
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RICE TO SPEAK.
Socialist Congressional Candidate Will
Talk in OttumWa.

Socialist Congressional Candidate Will
Talk in ottumwa.
Frank l.. Rice, of Avery, and John
M. Work, of Des Moines, socialist ma
tional committeeman from Iowa, will
address an Ottumwa audience on the
issues of the day October 16.
The itinerary Of f. l.. Rice, socialist
congressional candidate, and John NJ.
Work, of Des Moines, socialist national
committeeman for Iowa, is as follows
October 13-Hiteman.
October 14-Hocking.
October 15-Avery.
October 16-Ottumwa.
October 17-Eldon.
October 1S-Keb.
October 19-Hynes.
Notice will be given in due time as
to the place in which the Ottumwa
meeting will be held. The hour will
be s p. m. Comrades, take notice.
By Order of Committee.
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put have been prevented by course
OF violence and intimidation towards
those working and towards their fami-
lies. accompanied by the destruction
OF properties and the fear of death or
bodily harm to every man who wishes
to exercise his right to work.
A schedule is annexed hereto
showing some Of the things done to
create this reign of terror, and every
instance stated can be verified by ref
erence to the officers of the law-civil
and military-in the anthracite region.
ms violence has continued and
steadily increased, Notwithstanding re-
peated disavowals by Mr.. Mitchell,
and it is clear that he either cannot
or VIII not prevent it, and that the
rights of the other workmen cannot be
protected under the supremacy of the
mlneworkers' union.
Poverty Plea of Companies.
The coal companies believe that
she wages paid in the coal regions are
ialr and full, and that the business in
lts normal condition has been able to
stand II the capital invested is to have
any reasonable return. The profits
nave been small, several of the COM
panles have become bankrupt and
been recognized several times. Sew,
eral have never paid dividends and
the dividends of the others have been
a small return for the capital invest
ed. 1t is not, however,the purpose of
this statement to discuss this ques-
ton.
Why They Have Refused to Arbitrate.
The undersigned are not and never
have been unwilling to submit all
lGanti,a.,aa
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
shake-up IN Diplomatic Corps
Is Announced.
WILSON GOES TO GREECE
Takes the Place of Charles S. Francis
Resisned-First Secretary of the
Embassy at Berlin Elevated to Posi-
ton of Minister to Chilli.

Washington, Oct 14.-The following
changes in the diplomatic corps have
been announced by the state depart
ment:
Henry Wilson, the new minister to
Chilli, to be minister to Greece, in
place of Charles s. Francis, resigned
John b. Jackson. first secretary OF
the embassy at Berlin, to be minister
to Chilli.
H. Percival Dodge. second secretary
of the embassy at Berlin, to be first
secretary.
r. F. Reynolds Hit, third secretary
of the embassy at Paris, to be second
secretary at Berlin.
Peter Augustus Jay, of Rhode Island
is appointed third secretary at Paris
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
MOVE GOVERNMENT.
Venezuela Authorities Adopt "Aggie's'
Plans for CAPITAL,

Willemstad, Oct 14.-The govern
ment of Venezuela, owing to a fear
that the revolutionists might make an
attack on Caracas, and in view of the
fact that Vice-President Winente Co.
mez left that city yesterday with all
the troops available, to reinforce Pres
ident Castro, has been transferred to
the provisional capital" Of Venezuela,
in Guaxpuro district surrounding Los
Teques, without any town or village
being stipulated as headquarters of the
ministers.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
BOY CONVICTED OF MURDER
William Coates to Suffer for Bruta
Killing of His Mother.

st. Joseph, Mo-; Get. 14.--William
Coates, aged Is years. was convicted
of numbering his mother, Eliza Coates,
three months ago. The boy had been
anxious to obtain possession of the
property held by his parent and chok.-
cd ner to death.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
LuclEN APPLERY SOLD.
Great Three-Year-old and The Lady
Go for $4,000.

Chicago, Oct. 14--Lucien Appleby,
and The Lady. two of the best race
horses in the west, were sold yesterday
by C. S. Hildreth to the racing firm
known as Durnell & Herr. The
amount paid for the pair was $4,000.
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CAN TAKE NO ACTION.
Manufacturers Association Blocked by
PROPOSAL to Arbitrate.

New York, Oct. i4.-The coal opera
tors at their meeting this afternoon
had conference with a committee
from the National manufacturers as
ISOLATION and received from them the
proposition, suggested by the associ-.
alton for ending the strike. At the
conclusion Of the meeting one OF the
committee said: in view of the pro.
position laid before the President last
night action cannot be taken today ON
the proposal"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
TOOK COCAINE FOR TROUBLES.
Sheldon Man Narrowly Escapes Death
in Omaha.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 14.-William j..
Garvin of Sheldon, Iowa, attempted to
commit suicide here and is now in the
city Jail hospital recovering from the
effects of large dose of cocaine. Ga
vim had been on prolonged spree.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
STREET EXCITED.
News of Coal Strike Settlement is
Helpful.

New York, Oct. 14.-The announce.
ment of the coal operators, that the,
would submit the question at issue
with the miners to board of arbitra.
ton created an optimistic feeling If
Wall street this morning, which was
reflected in a buoyant stock market
enormous blocks of the various stocks
were bought at the opening causing
general advances from one to three
points in a few instances.
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RAN NEEDLE IN HIS FOOT.
Located by Assistance of an x.Raj
Apparatus.

FNPHetI dIUS. N
iFron, Wednesdays Dally.J
John Gibbons, who resides Oh Roe
mer street, met with very painful
accident yesterday by running rus
ty needle in his heel. portion OF
which was broken off and left imGed-
ded in the flesh. To remove this an
operation was necessary. Dr.. W. c.
Newell, assisted by Dr.. William Han
sell, located the needle under al X.
ray machine and successfully removed
it. 1t will be several days before MIR
Gibbons will be able to move around
much.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
HIT BY TROLLEY CAR.

Ex.secretary Of Treasury Fairchla
Victim OF Serious accident.
NsT York, Oct l4.--Ex- Secrersry-
the Treasury Charles S. Fairchild was
severely hurt today by being knocked
down hy a trolley car.
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ADJuDeEo INSANE.
Charles Long Taken to the Asylum al
Mt. Pleasant Today.

Mt. Pleasant Today.
[From Wednesdays Daily.l
Charles Long was adjudged insane
today by the Wapello county commits
sioners of insanity and was taken to
the asylum at MI. Pleasant this after
noon by Deputy Sheriff J. D. Stephens.
The unfortunate man has no relatives
in the city and entered the Ottumwa
hospital last Friday, where he was
kept until this afternoon. He was a
carpenter by trade, but has been en-
ployed at different times by the Nor
rel and Janney plants.
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Tariff Reform.
SAYS ITS A GOLD BRICK.
Mitchell Intimates Strike Settlement
Has String to It.

TfdS SIITTIS " TT
Wilkesbarre, Oct. 14.--District Pres
idents Nichols and Fahy arrived here
from Boston this afternoon. Fahy,
when asked what he thought of the
new turn OF affairs, said: 'The strike
cannot be settled without the consent
of the men. We are not dealing in
gold bricks of any kind"
do you mean by that that the OPP
orators arbitration plan is not accept.
able?"
Make any deduction you want to-
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
HEPBURN NOT in THE RACE.
Iowa Congressman Denies the Repor,
Concerning Speakership.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 14.--Coi.
Pete Hepburn, the well-known Iowa
congressman, has denied the report
that he is candidate for the speaker
ship OF the House to succeed Col. Hen
derson.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
STRIKE SETTLED.
Freshmen and Feeders Win in Contest
With Employers.

New York. Oct, 1.-THE strike of
the union pressmen anu press feeders
in this city was settled today. 1t is
understood the strikers demands were
Granted.
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WOULD CEASE STRIFE.

Minister Powell Makes Proposition to
Bring Peace in Hayti.
Port Au Prince, Oct. 14-Acting on
the initiative United States Minister
Powell, of the diplomatic corps here.
has proposed cessation of hostilities
in order to arrange the preliminaries
for peace between the revolutioaist',
and the forces of the provisional gov
ernmenh
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16

ing Medicine Without Permit
Chicago, Oct. 14.-Adolph Lorenz.
the eminent Vienna surgeon, who made
a special trip to this country to
operate upon the daughter of j. Ogden
Armour, has been cited to appear be-
fore the state board of health. in SEES
sion here to answer to the charge of
practicing medicine without license.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
BULL KILLS AGED MAN.
Charles Winsehe of Mlscatine, Meets
Horrible Death.

Muscatine, Oct, 14--Charles Win
2sehe, resident Of Montpelier town.
ship. few miles !. from this CITY, is
dead, He was gored to death by IA
bull
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
BURLINGTON TRAIN HOLD UP.
Nebraska Police Officers Promise De
velopments Within Day.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 14.-Lincoln DO
lice officers promise developments of
some Importance in the Burlington,
train robbery case within the next
twenty-four hours. What these are
they will not disclose.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
CARROLL TO QUIT.

Carroll Will Give Up Office in the An.
Gent Order of United Workmen.
Bloomfield Oct. BIB. f. Carroll. Of
this city, at present grand receiver for
the A. o. U. W., will not be a candidate
for reelection, on account of his candi-
dacy for state auditor. H. Michaelstet.
ter, Of Sioux City. is anxious for Mr..
CAROLS place in the order.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
CASE AFFIRMED.
Litigation in Davis County Decided by
Supreme Court.

Des Moines, Oct. 14.-The case of
VIM. s. Epperly VS. Andrew Ferguson,
appellant from Davis conunty, I. M.
Fee, judge, has been affirmed in the
supreme court here.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
Cleveland Says It's Reform is
the One Hope Of democracy.
TO BE KEPT PARAMOUNT
Ex-President Claims That Constant
Insstenee Must Be Made for Old
Time Democratic Doctrines MfthI
Tariff Reform as Guiding Star. W.

New York, Oct. 14.-To represen-
tative of the Evening Post, who asked
him his views in regard to the out
look for and the duty of democracy
in the approaching congressional cleo
lions, eX-President Cleveland said:
st seems to me that If democracy is
really in earnest it cannot fail to
largely increase it's representation in
the next congress, but in order to do
SO | think there must be constant
and stalwart insistence upon the
things, which are recognized by all
to be true democratic doctrine.
Tariff Reform.
''Of course, by far the most i'm
portant of these is tariff reform. On
this issue 1 am satisfied that denoe-
racy is face to face with a great op-
portunity. All of the signs of the
times point to a recognition, far be-
You'd all party lines, of benefits which
would accrue to the people by a read
justment of the tariff and it would
be worse than folly for the party
under stress and temptation, or yield
ing to any allurement, to permit this
to be subordinated to or overshadowed
by any other issue
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
CANS KNOCKS OUT M'PARTLAND.
Light Weight Champion Disposes of
His Opponent at Fort Erie.

Buffalo. N. Y, Oct. 14.-Joe Cans,
the light weight champion, had no
trouble in disposing of kid" MOZART
land before the International club at
Erie. Ont, last night, knocking the
New Yorker out after two minutes and
twenty-five seconds of fighting in the
fifth round.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
wANDsRs AWAY WHILE INSANE.
Postmaster of Lehigh Found Dead Az
ter Beina Lost All Night.

Fort Dodge, Oct. 14.-Halsey Ross,
postmaster and leading business man
at Lehigh, wandered away Thursday
night while suffering with mental alb
CREATION. He was found on Saturday
and has since died from exposure.
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Ex-Governor Seriously Ill at
His Home in Centerville.
RESULT OF A FALL
Has Rib Broken and Side Badly
Bruised-This Together With Pleu-
risy and Appearance of Pneumonia
Symptoms compIicate Condition.

Centerville, Oct. 14.-(Special)-
Suffering with an attack of pleurisy,
resulting from injuries received in a
fall Saturday evening, and with symp-
toms of pneumonia which made it's
appearance today, Ex-Governor. Fran
els M. Drake is confined to his home
here, and at o'clock this afternoon
was reported to be growing worse
Ex-Governor Drake is being attended
by his son-in-law, Dr. j. L. Sawyers, of
this city, and everything is being done
to relieve the condition of the sufferer.
Meets With Accident.
The trouble with which the ex-goy-
ernor is now afflicted began as the re-
suit Of an accident he experienced
Saturday evening. Saturday evening
Ex-Governor Drake had just finished
making his toilet, and in getting out of
the bath tub slipped and fell, striking
his side on the edge of the tub.
Though he experienced quite severe
pain at the time, he paid no attention
to the injury, thinking it was not of a
serious nature.
Has Examination.
Sunday morningMr. Drake was still
slightly bothered from the effects of
the accident and when the trouble
did not subside yesterday he submitted
to an examination. On careful
diagnosis of the case it was found that
one of Mr.. brakes ribs had been
broken by the fall, another torn loose
and the muscles badly wrenched and
bruised in his left side just below the
heart. Yesterday pleurisy troubles set
in and during the day he grew stead
| lily worse.
Drake is Worse.
Today it was found that in addition
to the pleurisy trouble, indications
of pneumonia began to be noticed, and
though everything has been done for
the patient, he has grown steadily
worse during the day and this after.
noon he is reported to be in a very
| serious condition.
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MEXICO MUST PAY.

Decision in Pious Fund caee Favorz
United States.
The Hague, -ocr. 14.--The arbitra.
ton court in the Pious fund case has
condemned Mexico to pay the Unifed
States S1.626.ou0 in Mexican e,,yrency,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
Part of Grew of Foundered
Vessel Cannot Be Found.
GOES DOWN IN A STORM
Steamer c. B. Lockwood Sinks in Lake
b Erie, Off Port acknowledgements
and Part of Men Picked Up in Lit
tie Boat This Morning.

Ashtabula, Ohio, Oct. 14.-The
wooden steamer G. B. Lockwood, was
foundered in storm about fifteen
miles off this coast last night. The
captain and crew succeeded in launch
ing two boats just before the steam.
er went down. One of the boats con-
tanning Captain Evans, was picked
up this morning. The other boat has
not been heard from. Tugs and life
savers are searching for the missing
boat, which contained ten mebmers of
the crew.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-16
Steel Barue Sinks.

Sault Ste. Marie. Mich, Oct. IA
The whaleback barge, No. 12a. owned
by the United States Steel corpora.
ton, was sunk by collision with her
steamer Maunaloa, in a gale on Lake
Superior yesterday afternoon. Thu
crew We're all rescued by the steamer,
and reached here early today. The
whaleback went down in deep water
and Is a total loss.
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Drake is Worse.
AN ODD CHARGE.
Applicant for Divorce Says His Wife is
An HabituaI Drunkard.

Edward Mosher, in a petition filed
today in the office of the clerk of the
district court, makes an allegation re-
garding his wife, Amanda Mosher,
which is rather out of the ordinary,
even in Ottumwa. where SO many di-
yorce cases are instituted. Mr.. Mosh-
er's petition states that he and the
defendant We're married in Ottumwa
September 2, 1896, and that they re-
sided together as man and wife until
October, 1901; that during that time
the wife became an habitual drunk
ard and failed to perform her duties
as a wife should. He asks for de-
cree OF divorce.
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Asks for Judgment.

John F. McCabe is a plaintiff in a
case filed today against o. L. Shad-
ford. in which the plaintiff states that
in December, 1901, he was the owner
of 500 shares of stock in the Equitable
Land & Oil Co., and that the defendant
offered him $125 for the stock, paying
him 81 as part payment and agreeing
to pay the remaining 1924 ON January
i. 1902 The petition further alleges
that the defendant has never paid the
remainder OF the money and has re-.
fused to take the stock. The plain
tiff asks judgment against the defend
ant in the sum of s124, with interest
at the rate of per cent from january
1, 1902.
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ADoLPH LURENz ARRANGED.

Make any deduction you want to-"
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WoFaah WEI NOT T ak.
Washington, Oct. III. Pierpon.
Morgan and Robert s. Bacon, his part
ner. feft for New Yo.k at 10 oclocl,
this morning. Neither would a,sonss
the strike s,t.isEan
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read books. and in the end you will DO As
cetain as ever. The other way Is TO go
right out tomorrow morning and carry
out the spirit Of helpf'llness rs exemplihed
by Christ and you will conclude that the
spirit Of sacrifice is the highest thing In
the world.
TO follow Christ is not to 60 to church
or prayer meetings. but feeding the hungry
and helping those in need about us. On one
side IL organized labor demanding that
labor shall take all the profits. On the other
side is organized capital endeavo ripg to
give ar little TO labor rs possible. IL isn't
by legislation or even arbitration-and
advocate arbitration-but il Ia only when
the capitalist shall say, How large wages can
pay and still run a successful businessi'
and the employee shall say. How large an
amount Of labor can give my employer.
that the difficulties between labor and
capital can be adjusted?"
Il am told that there is an age OF scepti-
cism. know ] don't believe some things
| used TO believe. and the thingsI do believe.
believe with much more strength and con-
viction. If II IL an age OF scepticism. 1t In
the age that freed the slaves, that has freed
Cuba on one hand and the Philippines on the
other hand. and a more Christian age than
when men slaugh cred one another because
they differed In creeds."
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FAITH CIRISTS CRITTCISED.
Bishop Burgcss's Remarks AZ the mstalla.
ton Of the Rev. Thomas j. Crosby.

Tho Rev Thomas J Crosby w as formally
installed yesterday as rector of 81. James
Protestant Episcopal Church at st. James
place and Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn,
by Bishop Burgess The Rev. Mr.. Crosby
i native of Tennessee and was ordained
in l,95. He was formerly rector Of ST
Paul's Church AZ Selma, Ala. In the course
of his sermon Bishop Burgess said
"Of all the strange porversions OF Chris
tianity the most curious is that one OF mod
ern times which promises to cure all ills,
10 work miracles by ignoring the physical
and which asks IFS disciples 70 believe in
Christ for tho precious boon Of health
II Is the spirit OF tho men from whom Christ
turned away and it has been in vogue all
down the ages II seeks wonder worker
in the preacher of righteousness 81
Vrronica's handkerchief 81. Janua-ius's
blood. our Lady of Lourdos and all the
miserable travesties Of all the old faith
cures have their origin in the perversion Of
the Christian faith"
The preacher closed hia sermon with
an eXhortaton 20 the newly instituted
rector TO follow his Masters example and
10 make prominent in his ministerial life
tho preaching Of N" Gospel He must be
faithful in administering oil the sacranents
which Christ had declared necessary to
salvation: in visiting the sick, the affl .cted
and the poor, and giving the best Of his
Intellectual and spiritual strength TO preach
ing oil the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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BEEFEATERS' TOURNAMENT,
Some OF the Mizhtiest Appetites on Earth
About TO Meet In Combat

The annual gastronomic function Of the
Mosha Bera Epicurean Club will take place
on Dec. 10 in the private dining hall con-
nected with the Atlantic Garden on the
Bowery. II will take the form Of a beef
steak-eating contest, and some of the most
renowned steak consumers in New York
will take part in it.
The Hon. p. Diver, LAWYER Tommy
Dinnean, Albert j. Kramer and his brothar
william, Civil Justice Bolte, Sam Wolf
Billy Abrams and others who are promot-
ing the ail air are in training for II. The
Hon, p. Diver won the prize last wear.
and this year his old political Antagonist
Big Tom Foley, will be invited to contAst
with him.
Invitations to the contest are limited and
only those have been invited who are known
10 bo free from dyspepsia The invita-
tons are printed in the form of Supreme
Court summonses. They read:
lou are hereby summoned to attend b.ef.
Club Of the state Of New York. at the COUNTY
tlub House, Atlant 10 Garden, in the eli " m
New York. borough oil Manhattan "a a trioi
becist"lk "piCurean for the term commenced
on wednesday, Dec 10, at q O'Clock in the
by order Of the Mosha Bera Epicurean c,uh
THOMAS u. DISNEAN, Chairman
Ex-Mayor Van Wyck. Fatty Gro,e. Bic
Tim sullivan all the members Of the Road
OF Aldermen who weigh over 200 pounds
Big BIZ Devery and George Kraus. Big
inns theatrical partner. are among thoss,
WI" nave received invitations