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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23

Kingsley. Miss Kingsley and MIR. and Mrs. o. j..
Metatoxet-Mr. and Mrs, NJ T; Jqhring Miss
Isabel J. Juhring Miss Helen r. Juhri9g mrs 3
obenauer. Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Kennedy, F. H sheE-
Br s Miss n oq connor and Martha J. De Aigh
Massasoit-Mr, and Mrs. Henry HI Gr H1sn s NiT
clair smith. Mrs II F. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
BqrnsidsSI Mr.. and Mrs, c. E Remington RAJ. G
Irnperiai|Nr and Mrs W 6. Reflex. DR.. and
Mrs. j. A. Burke F. Hack, Frederick n Howell
Mrs l. Dgryea H Howell 5 DT Va b NV MooE
reaee enS am mes " BeckeT
Atwood-M. 2. Coleman. Mr.: and Mrs 1 D. o. c Rieh,
Atlantic@W ~ L. Butterneld, Miss Bernard. Mr.
Pitzipio, Miss A. KretS NJ. A. Cream, Mrs. Lucia
Mol, Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Coster and Miss M T.
Greene's Inn-Mlss Lillian Lee and Louis H.
Arlington-FIorence E. Vance. William H. PEN
dleton WILLIAM Newbigging and j. E. s Smith Smith "
Moltz Charles Pivot, a. S. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs
Gladstone A Mott, Clarence Halstead, Mrs.
Benjamin A. Jackson, Miss Maude B. Jackson. Mrs.
Mau 81 WFs Rawn Mh Mrs W Barley MRS
# L Rgddell Miss q Appegats Mrs Mrs IN May
Rennedy MISS Kenn % Mrs A S LIBBY, James
Libbey Benjamin Jackson Major s. Ellis Briggs,
l. NJ Taylor jr H. Mason Raborg r. 6 Robin n
Lowry. William Payne Simpson, Mrs NJ. Richards
and Mrs. Darling
Mathewson--E. H. Madison Miss Madison. Miss
E. NJ. Post George G. McAlarty, jrs. c. Beach, Mrs.
f. White. Miss 1' J. D1nmng, Miss N McG Mrs
B TsDbs Mis- YSu1g I r a Art Manning Ecfu W.
4. coTlin Mr. and Mrs Henry Bue sk Mss Mss
Bee WTge Webster Miss N G Post G. a.
McMurtoy, D. NJ. Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Reed.
TTah omas NM F a nd0 Mrs. F. w smifh j.
Gibney, Mrs. CutchersOn, D. W. sheyer. w S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23
PLEASANT DAYS At MAGNOLIA

Magnolia, Mass. Aug. 2 (speclaD. Standing
room only would be "a appropriate sign to put
now IN 'front.' Of almost any OF the hotels at Mag
noIia Especially 20 this Of the New Magnolis.
which IS daily turning away patrons for want OF
room With everything full 70 OVERLOOKING, the
season Is now at its height, and gayety wakes
hpace- Lectures. concerts, recitals and card par
ties have than filled the hours for those at
this popular hosiery, but chief among its anuse-
Tnents are the weekly dance and the fourth annual
czkewslk given by the walters of the hotel. In
spite 81 the fact that there several rival at
fractions the same evening. the second weekly hop
was well attended. and merry crowd OF young
people danced away the evening hours
The gowns or the women, as similar ocoa-
s-onE. were worthy OF note. Among Ks hsndsomest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23
HIS CENT CAME BACK.

From The Philadelphia EresS- 80
Take an ordinary copper cent piece, stamp u Mls
a private mark, put IL into circulation anu MTSS
the chances that you wln ever see y ss.-is-t
There is who says that ne tFleu ne 80
and succeeded it, he is business man w., 49,
refuses allow his 10 be used 10 ptlal 49,
the story, but he tells the tale 20 many U 80
friends and he vouches for its truth 49,, ,sas
In 1884 he says he found cent piece oatSN -
In the restaurant OF the Lafayette HotsL IL
pocketed 10 for luck and. as merento OF 2 49,
little dinner scratched his initials on = Just 9Sss
the feathered head. while on the cheek ne SS-Sss
those OF the hotel Until 1880 he treasured 80
coin then drew II out OF his pocket VITA nss Se
ful OF change and before he realized y ne Ssi'@
piece had gone the mysterious way or AL money.
year ago be CHANGED being % e 1I!43Ss S s1
OF mind. 70 tall into conversation one 50
professional beggar at Broad ana ShSsSA. Sossv
&c up5raidsd the man for sstuns so HaucA i0
Tor nothing -. -. ,,,-h
That's all i've got Ia the last hour. Ana ne hsN
UP cent piece. -, -, - ths
AZ that moment the electric light fell uIon IIe
coin. and the business man, 10 ms aiItzStiseT
caught sight OF the letters ~ l. on ne !, rIo-e
OF the face He took the coin and examiner /. tts.1s
closely. Sure enough there Mere ms o%n Issnl
Just above the feathers, where ne nitd p4ssSeN $780,
a half dozen years before. t.h.4
At once his Trejudice against hegSihS NehlstssoeS
IN give YOU a dollar for that COIN ne - a.
The beggar grew wary at his ea6erpess az 80 -
manded s. Needless say he got Il; ana a. ~
course, the cent piece has never since teAN -
business mans watchchain-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23
TALKING UP NEW CASINO
NGAragansett Pier May Haze T1co-
Polo Proves 4ttractiUe.

Narragansett Pier, r. L, Aug. o (SpeciaD-The
final days of polo at Narragansett Pier have at
tracted many spectators. and more have attended
this tournament than for a number Of years. The
beach and bathing pavilion have been more nearly
crowded than ever before this season, and at the
hotels every amusement is entered into with zest
This is due mainly to the large influx OF visitors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23

sheyer. w A Bolton. A. D. Stunmeime. w. Smith
and Mrs. w. S. Chaplin.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25
BLES
No. 81. BANK

Gives A. for three best C~aulihowers. D Stats
q for second best as above. Mrs 6 X Earl
AZ for three best Kohlrabi. John Jansen 81
- for beet six stalks Celery. n l Lowthian
n for second best as above. n Schooman
Raised in Grant or Roberts counties.
No. 80. W. w. DOWNIE
Gives one years Subscription to HERALD-AD-
v.NcE. for half bushel best Tnrnips. + T Tessip
One wears Subscription to Dakota Farmer Tor
second best as above. Mrs G Ryder
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25
n ROYAL BOX.

The dates for the cars visit to
Rome have been fixed for four days
between Oct. 16 and %.
King Peter Of Servia will rebuild his
ancestral home at Topria. He has pre-
scented the church of the town with a
valuable silver cross.
Malluta. the last Of the Maori kings,
lapsed far from royalty when he ac-
cepted a seat in the upper house In
New Zealand. He has now gone fur
Their and signed the pledge.
The little Prince Edward of Wales
takes kindly to the highland dress. On
q recent Sunday he walked two miles,
from Abergeldie castle to Crathie
church, in kits. The delight Of the
practitioners was great.
AS a memento Of his visit to the
Benedictine monks at Monte Casino
last March Emperor William recently
sent them his portrait in the uniform
Of the gardes du corps and also a SCI
Of the complete works Of Frederick the
Great.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25
AND

Consuelo, duchess Of Marlborough, fs
extremely deaf. The young duchess Is
very sensitive on this subject.
Miss Stafford, who recently resigned
the pastorate of a Unitarian church in
Sioux City, had held it fourteen years,
her congregatin being the largest Of
that denomination in Iowa.
Mrs. Florilla SHETLAND Pierce, grand
daughter of a brother of John Han
cock, one of the signers of the Declare.
ton of Independence, recently celebrat-
ed her one hundredth birthday at Ho-
! neoye Falls. n. Y.
The mother of President Loubet Of
France still manages the farm at La
Terrasse, Marsanne, where the presi-
dent was born. The old lady, to whom
the president is devoted, is over ninety.
but is still hale and hearty.
Mrs. Nancy Rose, who for forty-sev-
en- years has had charge Of the light
house at Stony Point, on the Hudson
river, has just received a handsome
medal from the Scenic and Historic So
ciety in recognition of her faithfulness.
~ > NLC "oblSh u La NouhSy ~
make tramps by giving meals to them"
This vas n Of the statements made
by Mrs. G.. Francis Curtis at the con-
vention of the National Association Of
Charities and Corrections recently held
at Atlanta, Ga.
In a recent letter to friends in Amer
lea Lady Curzon declares that she is
coming to this country some time dur
ing the neXt winter to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi q. Letter, In
Washington. Lady Curzon will bring
her two young daughters with her.
Miss Grace Phillips Of Wolcott,
Wayne county, N. Y, has the distinc-
ton Of being the only woman mail
carrier in the state. She is nineteen
years old. Twenty-Five miles every
weekday she rides through a route that
Includes the townships Of Wolcott and
Butler.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25

Words are feminine; deeds mascu-
line.
If you fear God you will not fear
man.
The devil was not long in finding
man.
You cannot have harmony without
noise.
Words won't make the wheels of a
mill 60 round.
A pig won't spare v the most
beautiful fruit.
Fire, water and governments don't
understand mercy.
If you follow q crow long enough
you light on carrion.
II you don't obey your mother you'll
obey your stepmother.
If you do not keep ysalr tongue at
rest 1t Is often in contact with an ach-
ing tooth
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25

MI. oo,. o Last Oct. 9
~voTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FLNa A.
~ ACCOUNT N VI
ESTATE.
> State of south Dakota IS. Incounty Court.
Tn the matter of the estate Of IA SAG YE "a PA
WIN, deceased.
-No,ice, 10 hereby given to all personslnteres'eu
:, ,he above entitled matter that Henry 81
Norris. administrator of the estate OF "a sas ye
~ ma win. deceased, has presented lcr set.ne
,,opt and filed in said court his hnal report -
ancnunt of his administration OF sald es.aoe,
s.stino that said estate is ready Tor dlstriou. aua
s sna nrsying for a final settlement tnereoi y
co. an order of distribution, ana lot on inn
dispensing with the regular aam af ne,oher.
thepenf. and that Friday, the 10th day o. ucto1 r
,aoa Of the hour of9 o'clock q: m. OF Una u"S;
- nc court room Of said court, IN the cry -,
aMt;ihsnk Grant county, South DAKOTA, mas ot en
sxaJ Tor tho time and place for the exam,1a suS
n IN settlement of said report, acsomn' rnr
aat;,ion and the hearing OF SAID petiIion ~
9istrjbu1ion of estate. ana a,spe
uasnla, administration Of said estate
Dated. September 9, 1903. 6 1~ocKuAnr.
r,aoe Of the county conrt Grant counts'0
Attest: clorL
HOWARD BABcock, attorney
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25

And further that Ed. A. Murray. o
Mazeppa township, w~asfurther entitled
to a vote of thanks for the taste, ener
gy and enterprise exhibited in tn
float constructed by him alone blu
generously contributed to his town
ship.
HON. D. EASTMAN
w. V. LAIRD
M HOWELL,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25
lsKRUpT's PETITION FoRDIsCHARGE

: - s :.s !; In Bankruptcy. 1885, Nd.
Honorable John e. Garland, judge OF the
lct court of the United States for the
saefn Division of the District OF South
1Dta:
= swanson, Of Madison Township In the
OF Grant, and State of South Dakota IN
,astflet, respectfully represents that on the
W OF April, 1903. last past, he was duly
Hed bankrupt under the Acts OF Congress
Mg to bankruptcy; that he has duly
.aefed all of his property and rights or
Y, and has fully complied with ali OF the
essnents of said acts and of the or lers OF
1uts touching his bankruptcy;
zs'e!ofe he prays that he may be decreed
Court to have a full discharge from all
pfovable against his estate under said
WY Acts, except such debts as are ex-
bylaw from such discharge.
y THIS l4th day OF September, A. ID. 1913.
SWAN SWANSON
Bankrupt.
SlsuR $. GLASS, Attorney for Bankrupt,
..own, South Dakota.
~ oi South Dakota-ss.
Enle 18th day Of September, A. ID. 1908, on
w !ne foregoing petition it is
~ n oy the Court that a hearing be had
A sne same on the End day of November
Y. nWS. before said Court at Sioux Falls,
ssDaKota, in said district, az 10 O'Clock IN
.s;snoon, and that notice be published
= the HERALD-ADvANcE, a newspaper
s~us . Milhank. in said district, and that
1870 Creditors and other persons in interest
spesar at the said time and place and SHOW
Il u any they have, why the prayer OF the
I.sSvsntloner should not be granted;
further ordered by the Court, tha'
s u".k, upon payment by the bankrupt, OF
SnHs .M OF the actual expense thereof, shal,
~ Mall to all known creditors copies OF
ISissl,ion and this order, addressed 10 them
n. places of residence ae stated. :,
's..sse the Honorable John E. Garland
H. Ia sne said Court and the seal ,hereo
~ Falls, South Dakota in said District, or
: uay OF September, A. D. 1903.
sAL] n,,u.a prunrv clerk.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25
iiiNL OF HEARING PETITION FOL
y. sSIER OF ADMINISTRATIONS.

iI1SUrE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
Y. - sSSIERs OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
County ofel uak o'a' ss. In county Court.
~, ~ matter Of the estate of William H.
V, rsste OF South Dakota sends greeting to
lossv boyer, Th0mae B. Stewart, Margaret
"a s.scIeaux, George Stewart. Isabel Waken,
NI,I;uy other heirs at law and next Of kin OF
whon u II. Stewart, deceased, and to all
Not,c~. tnese presents may come.
= alsS , u hereby given that Thomas b. Stewart
hsin.. WIN the judge Of this Court, a petition
- t1r letters Of administration OF the
y P.M;a William H. Stewart. deceased, and
kbet' sday, the 10th day Of October, 1908. at 8
ID - m, OF said day, being a day ola regular
.. sooa snls Court, to-wit: OF the September
.He 20, at the court room, In the court house,
~ .s city Of Milbsnk, county OF Grant, hat
Nm ,or hearing said petition. when anc
~ 10y person interested may appear and
AatesS, use why the said petition should not bt
iStesnusa At Milbank, South Dakota, this 21st day
A. D.. 1858.
s. s. LoCKHART,
IfAad n, Judge of the County Court
RULER, attorney, Milbank. SD.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25
Dated, August II, 1903.
First, August rs Last, Octobt
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

n
Whereas default has been made in the
conditions of a certain mortgage containing a
mower of sale. given by HENRY kRIEGER and
MAGGIE KRIEGER, his wife, to the Farmers
Colonization Co dated October !, 1898, aud filed
for record in the office of the register OF deeds OF
the county OF Grant, South Dakota. on the attn
day Of November, 1898, and recorded IN BOOK oo
of mortgages. on page 109, mortgaging the
following described lands situate IN the county
of Grant. South Dakota, to-Wlt: Inc northeast
quarter of section Blk, in township one huhureu
and twenty-one of range forty'seVeh, "hlcn
mortga ge together with the Indebtedness secured
thereby wac on the 10th day ofJniy, l"o2, oy an
instrument in writing assigned by the sara me
Farmers Colonization Co. to Archibald Catteli'
who ls now the owner and holder thereof, winch
assignment was recorded 10 the once OF the saiu
register of deeds of said county on the 9th DAY OF
March. 1903, and recordedin book Ga OF mortgages
at page Il. r,ort,oce wi1,
he foreclosed by the sale OF the lands covered
thereby by the sheriff of said Grant county, OF
his deputy. on the 10th day of October, lSoo, al
two o'clock D. M, at the front door OF tne cour!
house in the city of Mllbank, in said county ana
atote 10 satisfy an Indebtedness OF 81 ..bo. oelng
coo, Is for principal and interest. ana S'2.Uo pa!u
Tor interest on a prior mortgage to protect salu
mortospe. which said amount ls now due on saiu
mortgage, besides the costs and dlsDurseiheh'e
allowed by law.
Dated, August "a, 1903.
Assignee of Mortgage.
Tnos. l.. BoucK, Attorney for Assignee OF
Mortgage.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25
rs PETITION For FINAL

HRCPT'S PEllIlON FUN FINAL
CHARGE.
snerof ,
I. MORLEY, In bankruptcy.
u,,o,sbie John E. Garland. judge Of the
sdSouth DAKOTA:
a Morley. of Mnoank, in the county of
Inc state Of South Dakota, in said
..nsctfully represents, that on the 9Th
M 1I903. last past. he wss duly %adjudged
srnder the acts of congress relating to
IN. that he has duly surrendered all his
md rights OF property, and has fully
nth All the requirements OF said acts
~ orders of the court touching his
Joie, be prays that he may be decreed by
4 70 have a full discharge OF all debts
s.e.inst his estate under said bankrupt
s,nt sucb debts as are excepted by law
III discharge.
Tas 18th day of September. 1903.
LEWIS f. MORLEY,
Filler. Bankrupt
Attorney for Bankrupt.
tSuth Dakota,
BIZ Of Grant, SIS
d Milbank.
4 E Morley, the petitioner mentioned
ribbed in the foregoing petition, do
hike solemn oath that the statements OF
in contained are true, according to the
N knowledge, information and belief.
LEWIS E. MORLEY.
rdbed and sworn to before me THE 10th
tEptember, 1903.
THAD l.. FULLER,
Notary Public. South Dakota.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
aof South Dakota. ss.
bio 18th day Of September, A. d. 1903, on
\ The foregoing petition II is
nd BY the court, that a hearing he had
HE same on the 2ud day of November,
|iNa, before said court, at Sioux Falls, in
EMfict, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon; and
6aice thereof be published twice in the
kr%ADyANcE, a newspaper printed at
sk, in said district, and that all known
lm and other persons in interest may
\ It the said time and place and show
lisny they have why the prayer OF the
ktitioner should not be granted.
lii il further ordered by the court, that the
Iupon the payment by the bankrupt. or ms
n, Of The actual expense thereof, shall
n mail TO all known creditors copies oil
)kltion and this order addressed to them
places of residence as stated,
hese the Honorable John 4. Garland, judge
lMid court, and the seal thereof, at SionS
" said district, this 10Th day Of September
OLIVER PENDER,,
I'LL Clerk
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25
First, August 2l, Last, September %.
SERVED.

SUMMONS-COMPLAINT SERVED.
State OF South Dakota, In Circuit Court.
County ofGrant. Fifth Judicial District.
RALPH W. Helms, Plaintiff, against FRANK A.
LusE. executor of the estate of LYMAN c..
DAYTON, deceased, JAMEsC. REED, executor of
the estate of MAY |. DAYTON, deceased, and
MARIE b. NELL, defendants,
The state of South Dakota to the above named
defendants:
You and each of you aA hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff IN the above entitled action, a copy of
which said complaint ls hereunto annexed and
herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy
OF your answer TO the said complaint on the
subscriber, at his office in the city of Milbank,
IN the county of Grant, III the state of South
Dakota, within thirty days after the service of
this summons upon you, exclusive of the day
of service; and If you fail to answer the said
complaint within thirty days after the service
of this ummOn upon you, the plaintiff in this
action will apply TO the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
S. S. LoCKHART,
Attorney for the plaintiff.
Milbank, South Dakota.
Dated, August II, 1903.
TO the above namsd defendants:
Please take notice that the complaint In the
above entitled action, was filed in the office oil
the clerk Of circuit court for Grant county, al
Milbank, South Dakota, on the 18th day OF
August, A, D., 1903.
S. S. LoCKHART,
Attorney for plaintiff
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25
Last, Oct 9.
First, Sept. Is.
NyOTICE TO CREDITORS.

fret, Sept. IS. Lust NV .
NyOTICE TO CREDITORS.
state of sonth c Dakota SIS. In County Court
:, .ho matter of the estate OF FREDERICK ZIRBEL,
deceased.
Notice ia hereby given by the underslgnea
.aministrator with will annexed Of the estate OF
Frederick Zirbel, deceased, to the erea,.ors Ct;
and all persons having claims aga,nee ssrv
daceased TO exhibit them, with the necessary
H 1ereIsgs' within four months after the fret
nnhIina,ion Of this notice, to the said admin,
]istrator at his residence in Ms Ts E bia IN no .ne
county of Grant, south Dakota s imt Dakota.
na.od At Mszeppa, South Dakota, September
IL. 1908. r A Z1rLsKY,
Administrator with will annexed OF the es'"'e
of frederick Zirbel, deceased.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-09-25

$3.50 for Lest pair Ducks, any breed. Hans !
Nelson -,
Sl.5o for second best as above. + l. Fairchilt
al for third best as above. Mrs F Robel
$3.50 for best pair Geese, any breed. 4 A Nen
hauser
81. So for second best as above. 5 Bohn
81 for third best g above. Frank Burkhard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
DRUGS WRECkED HER MIND.
Mrs. Lydia Allen Of NJ. Louis Put In charge
Of q Committee,

Mr.. Lydia Allen, wife Of George W.
Allen Of st. Louis, has been declared men
tally incompetent. and application will
shortly be made 10 the Supreme Court
for the appointment Of a committee to take
care of her property She IL at present
an inmate Of NJ. Saviour's Sanitariun, at
Inwood, where her family found IL neces-
sary To send her. owing 20 her excessive
Use OF drugs and intoKicants.
Mrs Allen was declared incompetent
mainly on the testimony Of her two
daughters, who are students ~ NasssT.
and who said that their mothers craving
for drugs and liquors had 10 Increased
that IL was 40 longer Possible Ia keep her
home. Her sister, Mr.. Elizabe,h W
M.dill. made AL affidavit TO the same edec,
and ID va alsO shown that Mr.. Allen =
mind was so anected that shs had b-oOine
Teoklessly ektrayasant and sas m the
habit of ordering large quantities OF goods
which she had no use lot or means Ia pay TOT
Mr. Alien wac divorced by her husband
some YEAR, ago. and he has bsen allowing
her SIPS q month ever since. Besides the
daughters already mentioned they have
three sOne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
Ey.POLICE CAPTiIN Ar NORA
stephenson j. Employed by the New Fed.
erRI Hank TO SOllcli Accounts.

It was learned yesterday from PrrSidnn'
CASTOR of the new Federal Bank, at 5J)
Broadway. that ex-Polic" Captain John 7,
Stephenson, who was dismissed from tho
force reccntly. has been employed 10y the
bank to solicit accounts among his az
uuainiancrs In the district winch ""
formerly commanded
Mr.. Stephenson and ! are neighbors
up In Harlem" Mr.. CASTOR said yesterday.
Shortly after his dismissal ho came to me
with a proposition which ] favored. lie
carried with him Recommendations Of some
Of the boat known and mos, solid business
men In this district, A to his reasons for
taking this step am wholly ignorant.
Stephenson has been supposed To be
rich When he was out ~ the department
bafor he ran large livery stable In ~ ia
street between Fifth and lenox avenues,
and he IL said tn be still part owner OF
that concern II was also said about the
time Of his trial tina, ono Of the saloons In
his district was his property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
DID ctDET DRINK mann CIDERs
a Jur, WIN Decide -Prrtl, Girls Rout Male
Anti.MarrisGe tiub.

A sensation was CAUSED IN Bergen Point
Yesterday when II was announced that
Godfrey Vaughn, a prominent member of
Linooln section. Cadets of Temperance.
the members ~ which are young men
affiliated with the fifth street Reformed
Church. had l.en charged with drnAihg
Hotsnk.n hard cider Hoboken hard cider
ha, a .rpu,a,ion for making men $50 double
A committee, with rIuy Attorney
James Benny AZ chairman. has bs-"n AT
p,irt.d 20 obtain evideIo- and Try VA"
Young man The trial will take plan" m
the Fith s,r,c, Reformed Church some
evening ths ~,-.k The erdici viii -
rendered by a Jury
With this ANNOUNCEMENT came another
Of even greater interest. The cadets
hay. abollrhs-i the g. IN" imposed upon
any msini..r Who should marry h-fuf" ih"
~. of 20 YEAR A few days aso nuinls-t
N Irrtty yifls "a Is-rs"n Paint organized
th.. Did MAlds Cub and AnAothos-d hat
they Mould shun else COMPANY - "a" cad'fs,
,.fu.s all Invitations from th-m ipf dan'ss
snt@rtA ininsuts aud dlni-rs, and would
p.,naii. .inRls untll they arIlN"d ~ tie as"
a % Ito s,tion - tLr young s"insn
brought tlhs y"urs nS'i 4" qui"h ruf"iSl"f