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The sun., 1903-12-09

me a lafre'," exclaimed Trustee Kroesel
| jumping up in some excitement. II shoult
| like to know what kind Of language that II
for pastor to use toward one OF his trustees
| now"
Some Of those in the back part of the
! church didn't quite understand what the
epithet was to which Herr knoesel referred
and asked him what he had said when he
said It,
Il said that Pastor Rathke already callee
me 'laffe'-an idiot you may say, Ane
i say such q term was disrespect1ul to the
| honor Of myself and the office which
hold in this church,
When Trustee Mehske took the stand
or TO state it more accurately, when he
came up to the front to be examined, he
was asked in substance by DR.. Petersen
why he had butted into the knoesel- Rathke
fetid anyway.
Well" said Trustee Mehske, mildly
"Knoesel is my friend He wanted some
more affidavits just like his to support hi
family affairs.
Il was in knoesel's house, in the paror
when Pastor Rathke called and | heard
him speak about President Mckinley, but
he didn't say about President Roosevelt
what Herr knoesnl said he said. support
Herr knoesel in the Mckinley thing hut
say about Roosevelt in my affidavit what
Pastor kathke said"
And then came Pastor Rathke. He
denied that he had ever made any such
statement about either Mckinley or Roose-
welt as his accusers attributed to him.
He said. moreover, that he could account
for his every movement on the day that the
Knoesels said h had called at their home.
He said he did not set foot in their home
on that day, and then he proceeded to tell
where he was. He held service in the morn
ing, and had funeral or a christening or a
perform in the afternoon, apd then he diei
something else in the evening, and ne told
where he was during most OF the hours
Of the day between the time when he got
up and when he went to bed at night.
The pastors testimony seemed to make
g profound impression upon the most Of
the congregation and there were many
mods OF approval when he finished his
story.
The congregation was still hearing testi-
mony and continuing its deliberations at
midnight. Until last evening few mem
bers of the congregation, or out of It, could
find out what really was the trouble between
Pastor Rathke and Trustee knoesel that
made them unable TO settle between them
selves remark, even though itedid SAVIOR or
lose ma jeste
One Of the members Of the congregat ion
who was locked out of he church told this
story while he was trying 10 get his feet
warm bv drinking Mrs. Schwarta's hot
chocolate.
There wouldn't have been any trouble
had it not been for those choir rehearsas.
Lena Knoesel has voice that she sings
with. The past or heard about it and asked
her to join the choir
Old Knocsel said his daughter could sing
in rehearsals, and also on sundays. Ii she
go. home by 10 O'Clock from the rehearsals.
One night she didn't get home uni il Il o'clock.
and kuoescl blamed the pastor for i.
He told Mr.. Rathke that he was not a
pastor of his word to hold choir rehearsals
till ii o'clock. And then Pastor Rathke
The sun., 1903-12-09
Jersey Assembly Organization.

TRENTON. n. j., Dec. s,-The Republican
members of the next Assembly met in caucus
at the State House to-day and agreed upon
the organization of the House for next
winter. John Boyd Avis Of Gloucester
was chosen Speaker. The rest of the
organizat ion was as follows: ajoTit Y
leader Everett Colby, Essex; clerk, James
Parker, Passaic; assistant clerk, Upton $.
JefTres, Camden; journal clerk, Robert
s. Terhune. Essex supervisor OF bills.
George c. Grover, Essex; for sergeant -at =
arms, George B. Lutts. Atlantic: first as
sistant sergeant at ARMS, William 5. Day.
Middlesex; bin clerk, Edward Totten.
Morris: assistant bill clerk, John Hing,
Passaic
The sun., 1903-12-09
ROBBED SILOS AUCTION ROOMS
Meyers, II Is Alleged, Was Caught Hidlnl
500 Persian Rug

Alexander C, Magnus of l55 West Twenty
eighth street, appeared in the jefferson
Market police court yesterday as COM
plainant against Joseph Meyers, who said
he lived at 253 West Forty-third street. He
accused Meyers Of the larceny OF a 500
Persian rug from Silo's auction rooms at
368 Fifth avenue
According to the police many things have
been missed from Silos auction rooms in
the last few weeks. Last week a woman
guest Of the Waldorf Astoria is said to
have lost $500 set Of furs from Silos Mey-
ers was caught in the act OF concealing the
rug under his overcoat Magistrate Cor
neal irff him in 81 400 bail Tor examination
on a q. rye Of grand larceny.
The sun., 1903-12-09
EDGE ROBBED VAULTS DIRECT
WENT IN AND STUFFED HIS POCk-
ETS WITH BIG BILLS.
Carried on Nearly 500. .OOO-Nhen the
Cashier Asked Him TO Explain His
Books That Morning His Defalca.
tiODs Had Been Only Few Thousands.

tiODS Had Been Only Few SnOushnus.
PATERSON, N. j., Dec. s.-The announce
ment to-day of the arrest in Memphis, Tenn,
of James NJ. Edge. the absconding note
teller OF the First National Bank, caused
big surprise, which was increased by the
publcat on of the amount Of his pecu-
lations. When Edge disappeared, the bank
officials said the shortage In the accounts
did not amount to over 81 600. Edge in his
confession yesterday said he stole nearly
500, 600
When asked to-day how the note teller
could have made away with so large sum
before detection, man close to the bank
officials said
Edges book shortage had not amounted
to more than several thousand dollars
when Cashier Neden called HIM to make
an accounting before the opening OF the
bank the morning he absconded. But
he, as paying teller to women customers,
had access to the vaults. When he knew
discovery was at hand he went into the
vaults, some distance from Nelden's COM
partment. filed his pockets with bills OF
large denomination and then quietly left"
The Tacetrack was Edges downfall.
That he often plunged reckessly and was
an easy mark for bookies and poolroom
sharks is shown in a story related by
racing man to-day:
Edge knew" says the man, "but little
of the rules governing racetracks. When
Arsenal won the Metropolitan Handicap.
Edge was at the track. O'Connor, the
jockey. was a great favorite of his. and he
laid $500 on O'Connor's mount. That
jockey in this race was up on Reina, which
as you probably know, was stablemate
Of Arsenal. This fact according to the
Jockey Clubs rules. coupled Arsenal and
Reina in the betting. Reina ran last. Edge
had his wager laid at 2s to l. Through sheer
ignorance he failed to cash in when Ar
senal, a horse from the same stable won,
and therefore left the bookmaker $4,000
to the good, $500 in cash and Sl2,50O that
Edge should have collected. This story
is known to but few in Paterson.
Had Edge collected this bet at the time
he might have Strengthened out his books
and never touched penny of the banks
funds again. But. of course that is spccu-
lation."
The sun., 1903-12-09
"Force-thoughts"

xXvlI. Dec.
T AM impressed by the fact
that many people want TO
be happy. ! am glad know
the recipe for being happy.
1t is easy and hard.
So easy that it is hard.
Gilt is Just being happy one
moment at a time, and, in fact,
confinins everything to the
moment in which it belongs.
Breakfast, for instance,
makes one unhappy because
one doesn't think breakfast
when one is eating it.
q | find that if l think OF nv
breakfast when am eatingit.
and eat a breakfast about
which like to think, | am fit.
ting myself to live every mo.
ment through the day happily
and forcefully.
OThat's the method OF the
Force" Society.
Be S,4,r ny. =
Yours truly,
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The sun., 1903-12-09
Political Oyerturn in Ch,copee

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec, s.-The city Of
Chicopee had house cleaning at it's cleo
ton to-day, defeating Mayor James H.
Loomis Republican. and electing Charles
Buckley. Democrat, by plurality Of 2s7
The result is due to the agitation over the
recent municipal scandal. in which Two
license commissioners were indicted by the
Grand Jury for grating"
The sun., 1903-12-09
DELANY HAS Gs JOBS TO BEsTOW.
Overwhelmed With Applicatiens-kapp
slated for BROOKLYN.

John J. Delany. Mayor MoClellan's Cor
poration Counsel, will have the appoint
ment of sixty-five assist ants. He las
known for some time that he was to be
appointed and has been considering ap-
pointments, but he was, overwhelmed wit h
applications yesterday. Luke Stapeton
of Brooklyn, Comptroller Grout's friend,
has, it is understood. made known that he
Counsel for the borough Of Brooklyn, and
Isaac NJ. Kapper is slated.
The sun., 1903-12-09
STATE NOT FOR HANNA.
Senator Scott Says That West virginia
VIII support Roosevelt.

WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. s.-United States
Senator N. B. Scott denies absolutely the
story sent out from Clarksbrrg, W. Va,
that the Republican leaders met there
recently to line In the State for Senator
Hanna for President. He says with en-
phasis that Mr. Hanna is not candidate
and there is absolutely no intention or
desire on the part of West Virginia to with
draw support of the Roosevelt cause.
The sun., 1903-12-09
Anyone

who wonders why The Wings
of The Morning is so popular
ought to read it. That sounds
a little trite, perhaps, but it
isn't often, nowadays, that a
book is printed which really
possesses ALL the good points
stirring adventure, pretty 70.
nance. bright dialogue-and all
put in splendid, terse literary
style.
z. j. GLOBE, Publisher, New York.
The sun., 1903-12-09
Socialist Mayors Defeated for Reelection.

BOSTON, Dec. s.-Municipal elections were
held in nineteen Massachusetts, cities to-
day, and, with a few exceptions, very
light vote was cast. The feature OF the
elections was the defeat Of the Socialist
Mayors for reelection in Brookton and
Hayerhll.
The sun., 1903-12-09

Mclean will engage in politics next year
on an elaborate scale. He is already hold
ing almost daily conferences with Ohio
politicians in Washington. Mclean is for
Gorman for President Mclean is to have
an organization in every one of the twenty
one Congress districts. There is to be a
fight to the death with Tom l.. johnson
OF Cleveland.
The sun., 1903-12-09
Murphy Stays =, Home; MeCarren Call,

Leader Murphy didn't appear at Tam
many Hall yesterday. The official ex-
was too tense. Senator McCarren came
over from Brooklyn and saw Mr.. Murphy
at his house in East Seventeenth street.
1t was said afterward that Murphy and
McCarren might go TO Washington on Sat-
urday and spend Sunday with Mayor-eleot
Mcclellan.
The sun., 1903-12-09
Flats to Replace = Harlem Homestead

The old Thomas Morris homestead at
the southeast corner Of Franklin avenue
and i6Gth street. was sold yesterday to
+. A. Barry, builder, who will tear down
the mansion and erect five story fats
on its site. The property measured l4Ox
las feet. and is in neighborhood that is
rapidly being built up. The sale was made
through Barry 4 Mclaughlin.
The sun., 1903-12-09
Old Woman Drops Dead in street.

ORANGE. n. j., Dec. s-Whie on her
way to visit friends on Staten Island Miss
Ann McGarry dropped dead in the street
here this morning, She was 10 years old.
She was accompanied by her brother-in-
law. Daniel McCallan, who was taking
her 10 the train.
The sun., 1903-12-09
Democratic Club Keeps lis omoers.

At meeting Of the board Of governors
of :the Democratic Club last night it was
decided TO continue the full board of officers
for another year as follows: President
ond vice-president, E. +. O'Dwyer treasu-
rer. T. F. Hascall; secretary. ". c. Wyatt:
corresponding secretary, Adrian T. Kier-
man,
The sun., 1903-12-09
Arrested ". b. Cuttings Auto Driver.

Floyd Eldredge, who is w. Bayard Cut
ting automobile driver was arrested
early last evening at Fifth avenue an d
Thirtieth street by Mounted Policeman
Helms for not slowing down as quickly
as Helms thought he ought to. Mr.. Cut
ting, who was in the automobile, signed
Eldredges bail bond.
The sun., 1903-12-09
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music Was furnished By Ampt.' Band
u Helena.
Ike everything undertaken bY the
ladies, The bachelor Maids. soiree
sill long be remembered.
These present we're:
BACHELOR MAIDS AND ESCORTS.
Miss Owe Calling. Walter German.
Hiss Matte Cummings. Ted Norton.
Miss Pearl Anderson, S. knight.
niss Ruth Hatcher, Will Merxin.
Miss Mary aer~in, Il. knight.
Miss Annie RUSSELL, Jas. Gillian.
Mss Fannie Winthrop. DR.. Ashford.
Mlss Enma Beck, K. L. Palmer
Win the following invited guests:
Miss Laura GOyan. Mariana, with
r. T.. Taylor; Mss Lucille ChapIine,
Lonoke, with Jas lizard; Miss Norma
RoIlaage, with DR.. j s. Shields; Miss
Walton. with W. Ross: Miss Eala
Williams. with Lindsey Brid2efortb;
Miss Eonie Rogers, with Tom Bridge
forth; Miss Elise Prewett. with Gro.
Beck; Mrs Baker. OF Helena, with
! Elton Ferguson, Miss L0llie GOrmau,
with Archer Hatcher; M.ssrs Judd
and kincheloe, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Edward
Robson, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Barrow,
Miss Irene Freeman. Mssdames Aer.
win. Calling and Stone, Sir. aud Mrs.
Walter German.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
Edwards Birthday.

The most enjoyable entertainment
for'the little folks this season, was the
mask ball given by Mrs. Edward Role
son, Saturday night, in celebration Of
the l2Lh anniversary OF the birth OF
Edward Robson, Jr. The ball was
given in the Ladies Club Room, which
Is both elegant and spacious, we'll
adapted for such an entertainment.
The rain came down in torrents all
the evening, but the boys aud girls
know that Edward would not have
another birthday this YEAR. conse.
qnently all answered TO the roll call.
Tie maskers were attired 10 every
conceivable manner. SO much so that
it is ont OF the question 10 attempt to
describe them.
Misses Ramsey Rollwsge and An.
dersOu rendered the music for the
dance. ! wish could describe the
music, the dance aud costumes: and
when the editor Of our paper solicited
ule ~ itpDlL LUIS enter idiDUleHt.
thought could, but found myself in
the same tx as the Irishman was in
trying TO count some swimming ducks
they passed aud repassed so often
that he gave it up. And so too with
me, the merry maskers were so numer-
Gus aud COSTUMES so varied. that as
they passed in the giddy whirl, got
mixed and gave il ".
But did get very good data on
the refreshments. The cream and
cake from Memphis Was very tooth.
some, and any OF tie boys or sirls can
tell you where 1t went-"out Of sight. "
Mrs. Robson served it with all the
trils OF etiquette. Aud as reporter.
this is all | failed to forget.
Those who attended voted Il G affair
one OF the most enjoyable. an will
never forget when Edward Robson,
j.. WAS born.
The following pal ticipaieG: Misses
Da ty Calling. Attic B ok. Nary Al
ley, Ruth Hatcher, Floy Ha' dcock,
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
AnnounSem ent-.

"Ni.. u. Eleanor Ford. brilliant.
talk yesterday before large aD1 repre-
sentative audience II the cultured
pe0p.e 4 Memphis vas oz- o. the nos.
zhtfal 1berary treats o. ih- year.
nlss Ford 5 subject. LIE Of 7 odsy.
Is Serious ard Humorous Phases. "
vas an exceedingly happy one. She il
woman % side travel experience and
Ia. touched life "a well "a looks a.
many points. and knows TIE currents
os action "a well a. thought.
Hsf listener. we're Tapily attentive
ana frequently enthusiastic IN hapU
PASSAGES. Among many charming
women - intellect and literary attain
ments Ms Ford will long De Eemem-
bered IN Memphis for her splendid
mentality and vide research IN the
hidden places Of romance and poetry. .
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Miss Ford Is nog the CUES, ot Mrs.
W. 3. Aaup. Ct this ci.T. whose ac-
quaintance and friendship uegan when
kss Ford was teacher 10 the Nash.
vile College for Young Ladie. and
Mrs. Mann on. Of hei pupils. While
Miss Ford's visit here 10 purely Of a
social nature. il would BE- a rare treat
il she could be prevailed Oh 70 repea.
her lecture.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

One OF the mQst charmingly disiinc
tive functions Of the season, Was the
CaInation Party given by Miss Lucy
Williams, "Wednesday night. compii.
mtntafy TO her guests. Mrs. Mickey
nolds, Chattanooga. Tennessee, and
Miss Sadie Gadds, Winchester, Ten.
nestee.
The decorations AID score cards con.
ceiged by the charming hostess, were
indications OF her artistic taste. Car.
nation and Maidenhair Ferns were
used, not too abuudantly. but with
rare taste, pleasing to the eyf. The
score cards were little rings. and as
each game was wen. a small bell was
attached. and as Tie game progressed
tie tiniinr abulaiiou II the little bells,
callFd 10 mind the nursery rh, me:
Rings on their f1ugers.
Aud tells ou their toes.
They will have music.
Wherever they go"
le qmteuly bearing and claiming
al billy of tie hostess. addeo mgteri
al y TO tie rleasantness Of The coca
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
s1tits Of First Meeting Of Creditors.

II he District Court Of the United states for
the Eastern Dirlssoa Of ih- Eastern Dis
tric- % Arxsnsss
n the matter Of K. n. Simmscks Bankrupt,
IN Bankruptcy.
To TIE credi;or.,o. z. u. Simmocks OF For
rest City IN the county Of -. PrancIs aud
G4sfrict zforesSic a bankrupt
Notice . hereby given that on the iith day
Of : e0F4ary. d. l.Es. the SAID IL ". simOc *
wa a1lT sc.uGlcsred bankrupt; and that the
FRS: mssfinf ~ b. creditors viii he held at
ny nf.ce 70 the city u Helena. in said disfric.
on tSe >sth day Of February. A. ID. 1915. at two
o'ciocs IN the afternoon. az which time the
ss 70 creditors may attend. prove their claims
appoint trustee. examine the bankrupt. and
tfsntsci s4ch Diner business T.. may proper ~
come b-.oF. said meeting
u. l.. STFPHExsQs
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Helena. AK. February lltb. 49,.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
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"a tie of.ss 81 TIE Aforesaid Clerk and Re-
gyr9eF u Slor : AZ psx- -. AID TIE sd A
b@-fsca er1 vie oy deed GATED October ~,
10 cont Ell al u al zo1 TO the petifiOa-
er herein. Natca de-. is u record 10 the 01sce
= the Aforesaid CIsrk AID RecOrzer II BOOK
~ a. page III
No~ Therefore. al persons -bo car SET up
any rznts 70 any Of the i.ocs above Is
sdfli,eG II coEssg 4euce II any informally.
5Ffezalsrify Or Blesslity n any If the afore-
Sc ga Is are hereby called upon aud Notified
q s1g~ cause az the next Term 81 The Cas u
eery Court - -. Frxnc.s County. 10 begin
On the -nd Monday IN MAJ. I1,;. WY said
ss3es. o. any o1e Of them. should nsi be con-
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ISDfksA ARKANSAS LUMBER &
aASCFAcTCsISG COMPANY.
;. II. MANN. Solicitor. Z-rst