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The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19

lands under a purchase from the
State OF Sononra. The price when ne
had paid was $40 600 Greene based
claim upon the fact that be had
bought the interests OF Carlos John
son, tn eacutal owner OF the soli
under the Spanish grant
Egan rushed machinery down ny
earloads. So did Greene In all,
the holdings includes something IKE
$500. 900 acres~~a vast domain Ten
eral Egan's ownership Of TINS Wobin
make him one of the greatest landed
proprietors in the world, me Ter
ritory which both men claimed SO
eagerly embraces practically all the
good coal land In the section, ana so
compromise and division was quite
impossible.
Greene and his machinery got there
first. When the -Commissary Gen
eral arrived with his he found the
land pre-empted and operations nh'
der way This was disConcertin
General Egan carried the matter 10 tn'
courts The courts in the vicinity a
once declared that Greene was tres
paser and ordered him OFF the iand
Then Egan took possession
BY this time Greene had had som'
opportunity for lawyers work. an'
just as Egan was about to begin op
erations he was served with a nouc
to vacate and charged with being
trespasser Greene had gone to an
other court.
Both sides had machinery on IN
ground and had engaged laborers. IN
! fight In the courts was in deadly earn
est for both had spent large sums o
money. and were feeling more ant
more certain every day of thee value o
the land. Greene had spent $4o,oO
and had commenced to build railroa
to runfrom Naco, Arizona. to La ca
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19

ue waa not wealthy man then ana
the reduced pay which came with MS
ro,irement was new distress
II was something over year ago
mai General Egan went through
s,i,ora and down into the territory
of our southern neighbor
He travelled rather extensively anu
made the journey from Incsoh' ~
zoua. 10 Guaymas. port upon IA.
Culf of California. lie ieafheu 'na'
moi far from the railway llnes "efe
coal deposits which were peheNeu w
be most valuable.
Naxico Ia not a progressive country
aud her natural resources nave hot
heen extensively developed inns 10
osnecfally true of her mineral wealth.
hnt for some reason General Egan was
yostl.. interested In this coal bed'
ue looked II over. 1t was located
oo, far from the coast OF the Gun Oh
Ca1ifornia and not much more thai,
On. miles from the boundary lihe o'
Arizona He pondered deeply o,
tha matter and finally 'le came pacE
- ,be states and told some frienus
ab,,t n These friends were mll'-
Inraires and they had much commence
in Egan's Judgement He Is man
rho throughout life has made strong
enemies and strong friends. a.,
The men he saw and told about wv t
,oai acids we're Alvirza Hayward anc
Charles d. Lane, both OF San franc,s Is,
cn % As soon as they heard what NJ NJ
had found about the coal tieids lau tno' nni
decided to investigate the matter an' r
r no,n him in the enterprise II thing
tnrrea ,r to be as rosy as he though
'"sl sher rtly after his return to the state t9tc
nnr,,ber Of experts were sent to Mex
tbe,, tf0 " minds that General Egan ma
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
TAILOR WITH RAZOR
SHED SOME BLOOD
Tried TO XIII Himself on His hIfe's
Grave and Attempted 10 Slash
Daughter

EVANSVILLE. ind Jaiy IA a u
uappcftus. aged a. weil-known
tsl.or of this city went 10 Locus, I'LL.
cemetery. near here. today, and
throwing himself on his wife's grave
tried 10 commit suicide by cutting the
artery tn his left wrist
superintendent Kjrkpair5ch and a
deputy dlsooveyet the mar sod held
his ariat until the arrival Of ph& ISL
Fian
Ruppertus has been desp0ndeu' for
ese1al weeks owiug 10 the death oil
hls wife He says ht. Will make At
other attempt,
Before going 10 the cemetery Rup-
rertus made a lunge With a razor al
his sick daughter. Who vas Ia h.,
She escaped and he chased her near's
a block He fnaly gave Up the chase
On his way Ia the cemetery ne met a
small hoy and the officers say be mas.t
an effort 10 slash the lad across tr'
, throat
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
|ROfk Island and Western VIII
Build From Ell PaSO to
Los Angeles
A BIG ENTERPRISE
Roa- Is CoNQ Eastward Through
1e1as. loo. and Maj Parallel
Tie S. P. Westward

NrW YDRk July ia Although
49,, s,aHtsrg.eul of the Chicago. Rock
tII,ra fae,A> railroad is not yet
resag t. disclose fully It's pans Tor
|ayeg,le.. aud Improvements. there
F. ,t1 cations that this great
.,,f.e., system II 10 be eNo tnaet "a \
|, ~ i5iEs >raie
q..p.ftt.ons are we'll IN h~ni .
"A, RYuk Island extension tfo'l ~
pssc "a .1s Angeles. should The con.
,-n,9ag powers of that company deem
tnct 4 ,r,p advisable, as uoN seems
hstg probable
A. osritue Of the Rock Island ; plans
~ aex construction la Texas aud
nsiasea has already been announced.
sg-geys have been practically com
n,stad for an outlet for the system Ia
Icalyeston Texas. and contracts for a
cors.aesabl@ part Of the work have
bses lei
In this connection there are iutima
ian. from trustworthy sources that
ne gotl Island company will either
rs, control nf the Mallory steamship
rta or else form y close trafFic alliance
vtsh that @e,}-Euown coaStwlse line
cueh a combination would give the
RaeA lsIaad system practically the same
water eouueetgoR with New fork and
o,her Atlantic yoast points as IA s'o@
snoyrd by the southern Pariaf
tsroagh IL. control of the Aergaa
Istamshlp line
President rs q Leeds % the Chaea
e. Rock is!aad 4 pacisie system %a'
.sarl today & thrre vas aay truth y
ne report of prospective Roct
Islara Mallory merger also II his CON
nany intended 10 build west @ar8 e
"a Angelo He replied
Fl prefsr sot % answer these q'i@&
I tons at to- present. time
The ruate that the Rock Island man
Ases4nt = heilevesi To have uadsr ron
4 s,a,yal On hstweeu 81 Esaso and iN9i
AEFelas vs.. aeceseItate the hnltdtni
q nearly sa8 miles OF ne% road- Th'
sy'eGsou- ~ the system easfe~srs
Ar,ash Texas will comprise about NJ
2!l4, more of new construction II
7s,orts4 here that the western hranel
sf p-aes all, parallel the the South
e-r Ps q. tGom Ei paao 20 l@os An
Stlss
Naa ~ fhe Ro,k island expansie'
10 Tr1as q be in the nature Of neF
c8r.rr.:loe FOR the Southern Paeih
4 ynea ana for the Gould lines as vel
rta7fe announcement; - now mad
\ 'sa. re Rock Island has not acquire
t,to. ~ fhe Virgins Ferry ani
i Term oa properties In si Louis.
/ majority of tbs stock OF that compan
ja aow in ne possession Of represent
aaes OF the st. Louis Terminal asso
es',ea aud II IL asserted that col
atea trus' mortgage is 70 be issu"
tY thai b3dy with the Virgins teff
20 a iba collateral,
The r., Island ~!lI have mint
stsres n the 81 Louis Terminal assn
stra spd It will also own extensis
'ermtns properties OF its own In ,
ioa The belief grows that u
Re- .taui will ge, control OF the =
lnB.s 4 San Francisco.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
SOLDIERS RETURN
FROM FOREIGN DUTY
The Transport Sheridan Arrives
With Manu- Men GIGd 10 Get
Home

San FRANCISCO. Calf jay 10
The United States transport Sheridan
arr seti this no TT from y lila n
g12 men Of the Tnirtseutb insahffy
- of TIE Third CavalrY @st eaNa& IL
and 7a SICK
TIE cavalry @i9l Aoiu The aeadqaaT~
ssrs Of their reg menf III FoTt Amssnl-
tyoine in Montana and the Thirtsesh
infantry wlii IL assigned 30 sasy ~
Anrel fsaAaH and Aicairae
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
FIGHT
FOR THE

nanea. and thence 10 SPH NacHlal
whore the land Is situated. He had
also surveyed another line running 10
the Pacific coast, a distance Of BOO
miles.
General Egan then went 10 Quay
mas and secured the backing Of the
local Judge. the prefeCt of the district
and the president OF the town Mat
.ers at once became serious lae Greene,
Two Of his experts and all Of their ebi-
plnves we're taken to court. General
Egan began 10 show his military
training and his Irish blood Tie
armed his lahorrrs engaged a number
of other Mexicans 10 patrol the prop
erty with rifles. and took possession.
beginning work again at once and very
energCtiCajly
This bv no means discouraged the
other party, and at this po:at things
assumed a phase which was serious IN
other matters than financial. At some
distance Grecne's manager gathered a
crowd OF cowboys and armed them
All night they rode desperately, reach
ing the scene of Egan's operations ai
about dawn. There was fierce con
test for the land. with some b1oodshed
bnt Greene's men triumphed and drove
Egans men away. at the same tim'
securing an order against Egan as
trCSpAsSer
But Eagan's experience In govern
mpnt matters stood him in good stead
fIp went to the City of Mexico and lie
clared that the peace and good govern
ment of the province was disturbed
and that riots were in progress. HI
called for the aid of the federal gov
ernment. and demanded the assistance
of the rurales.
The rurales are as picturesque o
anv body OF mounted police In tn
world. Indeed, they are better caiie'
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19

Washington. y C.. July la,-~Chariss
? Egan one-tlme CommtssaFy Gen
"a e. the United States Army. has
osauo General Charles Patrick Ea-
gth retired. Mexican coal mine owner
aat BONANZA king. IL Is unlikely that
h matter of beef. emhaimed or other
Ree viii further worry him, II .
certain that the loss OF the salary
VII. was paid to him for active ser
~. before his enforced retirement no
loraar seems important TO him,
trancjauy General Eagan has ar
r''i and the story of how 1t hap
pee. to him is like a set of chapters
l-." book of romance and advent
u--
General Egan's army record, so far
a. haui,ng goes, was a good one. Oh
inc held he was never known TO shlrk
"tnEer or avoid work. In several en-
Ea~emonts in the Cfvil War he showed
h'As'lt to be an honorable and brave
soldier and he did some creditabie
Nork with tie Indians in the West ir
thH interval that elapsed between tht
NF,l War and the Spanish American
sf0sE,o But Notwithstanding tha'
d. left Washington disheartened anc
pS2'nn'led man. The effect OF th'
'""t sandals upon his club life there
and he was very fond Of club lif'
ana N" niceties of social usage--wa
cstrassing.
lie started out to find new fields 10
rs energies and a new place for nj
ZONE He isn't an old man and he !
ana always has been a hard worker
t"F years he had contemplated tril
70 Mexico. and he decided that thl
"aa the best time OF all to take II
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
VASHNG HFFSP GREENEEGAK S!St! CQAL F!EZDS|

soldiers than police. They are heavily
armed and well mounted. They are
trained in the maneuvers OF BUSH
whacking. and carry carbines, revol-
vers and sabers They descended on
Greene's cowboys and battle ensued
in which there Is believed to have been
considerable loss of life. How many
were actually killed Is not known.
Still Greene was not discouraged, or
at least would not give In. His cow
boys drew away. but did not entirely
leave. and for a month there were oc-
casional skirmishes between them and
the ruraies.
Not long after this Egan and his
men were again ousted from the
property. At about the same time
Egan was assaulted by Mexican ban
dts. but not seriously Injured. His
side announced that the bandits we're
backed by Greene's men, hut this mas
not been proved. So bitter did the
controversy become at about this tina
that Egan was challenged TO hGht =
duel by Colonel w. p. Harlow. ~ MO-
gales, who Is one of Greene1 aftor-
neys. The dnei has not b0er fou9 9hts
but 1t may be before the bltternee ~
gendered by the trouble dies uet
Two of the Greene experts, JohM
and Fenner were arrested and Io&
up. They were captured hy sA
rales at time when they were
ated from their friends. or I'M ~
to arrest them would ptohahl
meant another fight. This Arr69e
a surprise and q blow ~ Qresn
hts contingent, and aktex
waited, without further ~ j
the action Of the court M6ic1
been rendered. ieAvinx !
in possession Of q property 20 -
to put him forever h1yo14 4 s.
sity Of hotherinG With esnt :. =
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
Chief GerO7irnO'S
Alleged Offer

NEW YORK, July a. \ Washing
ton dispatch 10 the Herald IL as fol
lows
War Department officials have not
yet received from Geeronimo tho
Apache chief, a request to be allowed
To hunt the outlaw Tracy. which west
ern dispatches say has been sent
When 1t arrives il Is doubtful II any
attention II paid To IT, because the de
partment has q very good memory oi
Geronimo ana has not forgotten that
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
MR.. JAMES JEFFRIES
CnhMPi0k SLUGGER
Sans TO be In Veru Fair Con"
dl,ion Notwithstanding Bas {
EsgDOf"ts

OAKLAND CALI Ialy - The ru~
fners yesterday that Champion JET
fries was sunerinK from The en@sts ot
oyarworA and was on the verge of col
lapse acre set al rest today NY the
wav the big tyolIer- maker plunged sato
the road aud ia6ooT work
He I'D six aiiee on the ROAD loon
twa turns In lae gymnasium and
boxed eight lively rounds with Ken
ned, and his brother Jack toaat, "ith
20 ptgns Of exha,wtlon al 'h" "Hd-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19

he cost the government over 81. 600 600
IN little game in the west some If
teen years ago.
They also fear that should he be
given the permission asked for, the
Willy Indian might join forces with
Tracy and double the troubles OF the
officers OF the law,
Geronimo is still a prisoner Of war.
and under the jurisdiction OF the War
department and there Is no inclination
among the authorities TO allow him out
OF bounds.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
Tom johnson
Mont Admit

speeches, but he says he does not
specially desire TO boom his candidacy
for the Presidency
Just at present the mayor is strain.
ing every nerve 20 gain control of the
Democratic State convention. and to
chcckmate the efforts OF the Mclean
men who have threatened TO take the
organization OF that body away from
hinI
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19

CLEVELAND, O July IA Mayor
Johnson refuses to admit openly that
he Is candidate for the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency. De
pite what he told eX.Congressman
LATE Peure Of Colorado on Wednesday,
he hesl.ates to openly announce his can
didaey He admits that he told Pence
taat he would 20 to Co.ocaJo and
other western states next fall 70 make
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
SERIOUS DROUGHT
OnMA0ES CROPS
Manu- Counties In MIsSISslDpi Re-
port Veru Uniavorable Crop
Conditions

JACkss0 MISS. Iuiy ~ Twe1
II counties In MIaslSSippa are suffering
from The effects OF disastrous 5ro'ath,
aue In over orr half nj shls nj r4hrf
the corn crop has tssNFn atterly ruiat g
vh H. cotton has been damaged from
i. 10 II per cent
The droash area in the deRfa f.
spe~ading and the latest reports ate
ais,t uYaging
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19

KIN6sTuNN. < Vincent July ~
several shocks q earthquake @ere
eYperfent I'D here yesterday
There vas terrific one early In the
morning accompanied by loud rum
hllug an3 aa explosive souna like
thunder
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
WORLD CONTINUES TO REVOLT
The Island Of ST. Vincent Has d Serious
EARTHQUAKE Shock.

There was no I6=r or NE but o great
panic prevailed. several buildings
were damaged
The shocks were probably caused by
suhterranean gas or steam explosions,
resulting from the recent blocking of
the crater Of Soufriere.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19

PANAMA. Ga 9mbja J1ly i9 n ne
nsur9e ganbosta pad.lla and Dariea
appeared Last night between Flemco
and 0ttsqae islands
Governor sa)zar thereupOu ordered
the government gunhoats Chuchntto
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
R00SEVELT'S GUESTS
RT SYCAMORE HILL
The President Docs MOI Feel The
Lack oil C0mDanu al His Sum-
Iner Home

OYSTER BAY. \ Y Iuiy 10 Pres
taent Roosevelt entertained dletin
gulshed party NJ lmngheon at bis Sag
amorp NSii home today The party ia
Guided senator John ke@a of New
Jersey state senator FtRhurE og New
York Ferdinand j Eike, df of tan'
egnaati Mayor low and nshsrs
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
THEY WERE KILLED
BY lightning STROKE
Sought Shelter in House that
Was Demolished BIZ an tleCu'IC
Bon

RALEIGH n c. July 10 In a ire
rseu4uue thunder vtorfH Ioe, Jane ana
Silvia Anes we're Killed by lightning
nj pniocks ferry Tao others we're
injured
An Ave ha1 sought shelter Ia a
house which was destroyed by bolt
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
THE PANAMA. PATRIOTS FIGHT
Great Naval Engagement Near Where Canal
VIII Be BIZ and BIZ

and Clapet 10 put TO sea and meet
them
Heavy cannonading is heard here at
this hour. 10 a. m.
Great alarm prevails In this city, and
entertainments have been manned with
soldiers,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
THE CONVENTION OF MINERS
No Probability That a Strike Of SOFT Goal Men
VIII 6nSu0

tNDtANAp0lIS Ind July Ia
When the miners convention met t.
iay, II vas evident that all probability
~ "A strike had utterly vanished
The anthracite men who favored the
stfike are practically unanimous "a
des sariug that a general strike would
10 unwgse
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19

TIE chances ara that the convention
wiIi finish It's work today and that II
wlU hs ended by the adoption of the
recommendations Of President Mitchell.
with the exception OF amendments la
thematter ot bringing the assessmen )
upon the mhe RS al the union.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
A Most Excellent Pair
TO Fix Up a Hand

LONDON. July IL. King Leopold Of
Belgium, whose yacht Alberta IL lying
In the Solept. visited King Edward TO-
dag on board the royal yacht
The iatters condition continues 20
improve,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-19
Metal and M0ileU Market.

Nav XnRk. July Ia 90 Nexxar dol
lara 4liyc: s.lvwt, 527sc. copper.
IL a. and l2o6.
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HANOVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charl,s Boyer attended
meeting of Grange in Tlepton.
Miss Clement:ne Gordon of Phila-
delphia is the guest of Miss Bella Fereu-
son. Miss Ferguson gave an At Home
for Miss Gordon Wednesday afternoon
from to 6. Misses Rea and Cora Cook
and Estelle Hopping assisted in serving
anu in the dining room Misses Maude
Cook and Ida Hopping poured tea.
About forty called.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Webb held a re-
ception on Monday from 3 to Z, the oc.
casion being the fiftieth anniversary of
their wedding. The house was tastefully
decorated with laurel and chrysanthe-
NUNS. About one hundred guests were
present. Among the many handsome
gifts were eighty dollars in gold'and a pair
of diamond ear rings. Five children and
ten grandchildren we're present. Some
pleasant features of the evening were
the instrumental and vocal music given
by Miss Mile B. milford of New
York and Miss Annie Littell. A poem
written for the occasion by Mrs. Helen
w. Burnett. and read by Mrs. Harry
Fairchild, also the poem by Mrs. H. R.
Webb and recited by the eldest grand
daughter, zaida.
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WHIpPANY

The fair and festival, combined with a
roast pig supper, at Whiponong Hall, on
Wednesday evening, proved a financial
success. A substantial sum was realized
for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Church.
A concert has been arranged to take
place in Whiponong Hall on Monday
evening, December 18th, which promises
to be an enjoyable affair The following
talent will participate: j. Wesley Hol-
land. of Madison, impersonator; Robert
j. McIntire, of New York, violinist !;
Miss Annabelle Kayhart, of Boonton,
vocal soloist; Lewis NJ. Bates, of Whip
pany, pianist
Herbert Mains, who was employed as
press feeder by the Unique Folding
Box Company, had his right hand badly
crushed between the jaws of printing
press on Monday. As the resident ply
stefan is away on a vacation, doctor
could not be obtained at once, although
Drs. Becker of Morristown, and Carpen-
ter of Boonton, both arrived pretty
promptly. The injured man was taken
to Morristown hospital.
Ex-Judge VIM. r. Wilson met with a
serious accident on Saturday He slipped
on an icy step and fell heavily, fractur-
ing his knee-cap. From the nature of
the injury, his recovery viii necessarily
be slow.
The public school is closed for the last
half of the week, and the teachers,
Misses Hawkins and Howell, are in at
tendance at the Morris County Teachers
Institute, at Dover.
Miss Della Carpenter is visiting rela-
tives in Brooklyn
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5ROoKsIDE.

A number from this place enjoyed
the entertainment given last Wednes-
day night by Loantika Council, Royal
Arcanum.
Principal A. W. Kiser, of Netcong,
spent Saturday in this place.
Dame Rumor says a wedding will
soon take place on Mountain avenue.
Miss Sadie Field, Miss Lizzie Keller,
III. L. Gloer and f. G.. Kiser are at
tending Teachers Institute at Dover.
1t is said that evidence is being
gathered against a cider joint on the
East Side, and some who have been
taking the 'air-line route" may be
called upon to tell what they know.
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ORDINANCE.

A N ORDINANCE respecting sidewalks In
n the Township of Morris In the County of
Morris.
/. Be 1t ordained by the Township Commit
tee of the Township of Morris IN he County
of Morris and state of New Jerrey that u
gravel sidewalk five feet In width be built and
constructed along the south rly side of Hen
over avenue in the Township of Morris begin
ming at point where the easterly side line OF
the road leading from Morrist wn to Morris
Plains lnteFsects to Hanover avenue and ex-
tending along the southerly side line of
Hanover avenue to point where the westerly
side line Of the d l.. & w Il. r. intersects
said Hanover avenue.
Be il further ordained:
That the sidewalk shall be built and con-
structed six inches higher than the present
grade the center line of said road.
Passed Dec o. 1902.
Approved and signed Dec g. 1902,
II. L PRUDEN.
Attest: Chairman,
WIN. f. COLLINS,
TOWNSHIP Clerk. 37;S8
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LOGAN vlLLE.

School will be closed on Thursday
and Friday of this week, because
OF the Teachers Institute at Dover
which our teachers will attend.
On Tuesday evening Dec. 10th, Rev.
e. r. Murgatrcyd pastor of the Pres
byterian Church, of New Vernon, will
preach in the school house. 1t is hoped
a great many will be present as his
sermons are interesting as well as
beneficial.
Edward Van Fleet and sister of
Morristown, have been spending
several days at the home of Joseph
Bocknven.
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After spending several days with
her aunt in Newark, and enjoying a
very pleasant visit, Miss Bertha
Faulkner has returned.
Lee N. Benbrook leaves tomorrow
to visit among friends in Newark.
Although the cold weather and snow
were not gladly received by the
farmers who have not yet finished
husking their corn, the skating and
coasting that comes with it is being
greatly enjoyed by the younger people.
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NOTICE.

MoRRIsTowN, N. j.. Dec II, 1909
THE annual meeting Of the stockholders of
i the National j on Bank. viii be held at
the banking house on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th 1908,
At 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose Of elecsing
u board of directors for the O suing year. and
for the transaction of such other business rs
NAV be properly brought before them, Polls
omen from 10 to II q. IN.
s7J7 LEWIS d. KAY. Cashier.
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CHATHAM.

A handicap bowling tournament Is
now in progress at the Chatham Fish
and Game Club.
The second of the series Of dances
Of the Chatham Fish and Game Club
will be held in the ball room at the
club house Friday evening, December
26.
Miss Miriam Gladys Howells. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Howells,
was united in marriage last evening
to Raymond Wright Darlington, of
Orange.
Sanford B. Hunt has been elected
captain Of the football team at Cor
nell for next season.
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knights Tenplars.

A special conclave of Odo de St.
Armand Commandery, knights Tenn
plars, will be held on the 18th inst, at
half-past seven sharp, for the purpose
of comforting the Order of the Temple
upon some fourteen candidates. The
degree will be conferred in full form.
The New York Templar Quartette will
be present and render some OF their
fine selections.