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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
EAST ORANGE CAT THAT ADOPTED ARAT.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB MAY OPPOSE ALDEN FREEMAN.
MoNTcLAIR MOTORISTS.
Their Tours Compass Many Places in
Several States.

0tht(Ss
Montclair automobiles IRE enjoying
themselvesN in many places. David
Wesson. of South Mountain venue is
touring through New England in his
Locomobile touring car, He will re-
turn home about September l..
DIR. and Mrs. Ransford b. Van Gieson,
of Midland avenue. have returned from
an automobile trip to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Thomas, of
Erwin Park, are touring through
Maine. They expect to spend the re-
mainder of August in that State, COM
ing home early in September.
LIE Roy Chinn, of Prospect avenue.
is making short trips in his touring
car to different parts of the Jersey
coast. from his summer home at Allen
hurst.
John r.. Porter. of Porter place. has
returned from an automobile trip
through Northern New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Post, of
Plymouth street. are touring Connec-
ticut: They will return about Septem-
Der l..
William B. Dickson, of Llewellyn
road, is on his way home. in his tour
ing car. from New hampshire, where
he has been spending a month. He is
expected home tomorrow.
Robert c. Kerr, of South Mountain
avenue, is making a trip in his touring
car. through the New England States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen M. Hirsh. of elm
ton avenue, left on Saturday for an
auto trip to Atlantic City.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
MONTCLAlR.

Town Clerk Harry Trippett has gone
TO Budd's Lake to spend a two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foster. of IS
Glen Ridge avenue. have returned from
a visit extending over two months to
friends in Rochester, N, Y.
The Misses Ella and marguerite
Thompson, of Midland avenue, are
spending their vacation at Ocean Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Tinney, OF
Valley road, are at Lake Hopntcong
for the balance of August.
William u. Maitland, of North Fuller.
o avenue, is putting in a two weeks
ton at Greenwood Lake.
Miss Letitia Emerson, of Grove street
Is visiting friends at Thomaston, Conn
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
STOLE SHOW HORSES
ING THIEVES AT BELLE
VILE PARK.
animals Taken from Hillside Tent, II
4 which six Employees Were Peace
\ fully Sleeping.

Two horses belonging to Demorests WI.
West Combination. which is exhipitns az
1 Hillside Park, Belleville, were stoleh iron
\ a tent ON the park grounds last nleh.,
be thieves sawed a part OF Inference NJ
the Greylock avenue side and cut a
kin the canvas OF the tent to get the
out. During it all six employees
hcefully on in the tent,
zorscs are valued at about $500; ana
Re thieves were select IN thelr cnnuonIre
bwn by he fact the two animals Were
rated in the tent, one OF them pein5
the sleeping men. One of the stoi1 IL
Finals was very Stubborn anu m
4 trouble In getting 1t out, as a large why
/ used in the chariot races was ne Loa tbe
| broken in several places. Desplte Lna 90
ksix employees were as much surprised ~
NC Others when its loss was discoVereu
bis morning. aod ard
Chief of Police Flynn was nol a,rrrn,nd-
4 he In turn notified the police OF surrouho-
ing cities and towns.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
FOR SUNDAY SELLING.
Gustav Mann Held for Grand Jury,
Himself a Belleville Chancemna.

Gustav Mann, a s-aloonkeeper at Mill
and Quarry streets, Belleville, was ar
rested yesterday morning on a charge
of Sunday selling by Chancemen Will
lam Dean and John Peto. Mann was
arraigned before Police Justice Connell,
who held him in $500 bonds for the
Grand Jury. Mann pleaded guilty.
There were two men in the place at
the time of the arrest; but they Were
been taken. Chief OF Police Flynn had
received a number Of complaints about
Sunday selling in Mann's place, and 1t
was on his order that the arrest was
made. The two chancemen had nc
trouble in obtaining drinks.
Mann was appointed a chanceman
about a month g by the police com
mittee.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
DIsORDERLY QUARTET SENT UP.

Two women and two men, all OF
whom were drunk. were arrested yes.
terday morning by Policemen George
Wllliams and James DUFFY. of HART
son, for acting in a disorderly manner
az the loot. OF Essex street, Harrison
three, OF, them We're sentenced to g0
days in the penitentiary and the fourth
will spend sixty days in jail.
fhey are; Annie Tighe. of Newark
rested; Sadie Quinn, Frederick Hunter
ana Phlip Hagdoran, all of this CITY
ten latter being the man who was
The quartet were in Essex street al
yesterday morning, and at one time h
was necessary for a Waterman at the
rison, to chase them away
Two negro women, who live nearby
complained TO the Harrison police. am
four We're taken to the ~sfafior
house in the patrol WAGON. -
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
BELLEviLLE.

Miss Alice NJ. Scales, Of Trenton, who
has been visiting relatives in Washington
avenue. has returned home.
the Forest of America, Will have a picnic
at Hillside Pleasure Park wednesday
evening. August %.
Philip Jannerone. of Passaic avenue. was
entertaining several countrymen yesterday
when Giuseppe de Francisco, a n%eighbor,
interfered. There was some excitement
for a time hnd 1t Is alleged that de Fran
cisco threatened to use q revolver on the
crowd. He was arrested by Chief OF
Police Flynn and Policeman Swim. A re-
volver and knife were found on him. When
arranged this morning before Police JUS
tice Connell he was fined 80 for carry
ing the weapons and S. on a disorderly
conduct charge.
Mrs. Arthur Pindar, of Main street. has
returned home from a stay at Asbury
Park.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
EXPIRE CHIEF HURT.

Thomas Harrop. who was CHIEF or the
orange FIRE Department in 1876, when
i was 2 volunteer force. and who is 50
years old, was crossing Main street on
saturday. whom he was run down hv 4
Dow OF Essex avenue. Mr.. Hafrop was
insisted TO q nearby relief station. where
a. lew slight bruises were attended 10.
After he got over the shock he went Ia
police h~ea1auarters and secured The re-
lease or the boy, saying Fan old fellow
9nenf 70 look carefully where he Is going.
Then he feebly walked away
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
TO REPLACE BURNED BUILDINGS.

The three buildings in South Orange
avenue, South Orange, which were
burned in the fire last Wednesday
night. will be restored by their owners,
Mrs. James Birney, Alexander Beatrice
and Kraus Nor. Mrs. Birney will
build a cement block stable. The livery
stable woman suffered an entire loss,
having no insurance. She at first
thought the place was insured, but
upon investigating found hat the pol
icy had lapsed.
Mr.. Nor said today hat he would
probably replace the burned frame ele-
| vator by a concrete building.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
EAST NEWARK MAY0RALTY.
Report That Former School Principal
McGlennon Wants the Office.

Political talk is beginning to be heard
in East Newark. and rumor says that Cor
nelius A. McGlennon, formerly principal
of the East Newark Public School, will
be a candidate for Mayor, to succeed Ed
ward Kinney, whose term expires and VINO
is said to be ready to again try his luck
at the polls.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
SHAWcRoSS's HARD LUCK.
Bloomfield Mans Collarbone a Second
Time Broken. in Same Place.

Samuel Shawcross. of Lake street, Bloom
field, who recently had his collarbone
broken in a runaway accident, was watch
ing a baseball game between boys clubs
him In the same place where he was hurt
before and again dislocated his collarbone.
He suffered much pain before the arrival
OF his physician who again set the broken
bone.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
FRESH AIR FOR $500.
Orange Valley Mans House Robbed
While He Was Gathering in Ozone.

While John Murray. of Beach and Scot
land streets, Orange Valley. was seated in
front Of his store last night trying to get
some fresh air a sneak thief entered his
apartments, located over the store, and
carried of $500 without being detected.
When Mr.. Murray thought he had re-
ceived enough ozone he went upstairs and
discovered his loss. He believes the thief
knew a good deal about the place. and
working on the case.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
ABsENT-MINDEDNEss LOST HIM GRIP

E. r. Seaton. an attorney, of Eldora.
Ia, visiting in Orange, got absent-mlnded
waiting for a trolley car at Main and
Centre streets. that city, Saturday, and
left his grip on the walk. When the car
finally came along the man Of law stepped
aboard and eft his property in the street.
He b%etllought himself of the grip when
he had travelled a short distance and hur-
ried back TO the corner, but 1t had dis
appeared. He told the police the prop
erty in the case was Of no value to any
one but himself.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
POLICE rNspEcroR DEAR.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Police Inspector
james #. Nally died suddenly today al his
home. 201 Edgecombe avenue. Inspector
Nally was recently promoted from>a cap
ltaircy. He was in charge Of the Inspection
district with headquarters at jamaica, 4 !.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
IMpRovEMENr Of ORANGE OVAL.

A special meeting of the East orange
CITY Council will probably be called early
this week to take action regarding the
improving OF the Orange Oval. which was
recently purchased FOR the Fairgrounds
Commission from the Peck estate. is
planned by the commission to erect new
stands. and It is also likely that new
goods Will be installed on the field as on
Ashland field
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
BRANEGAN A CANDIDATE.
Police Justice of Harrison Would Like
to Be an Asssmblyman.

Police Justice Joseph NJ. B%ranegan. of
Harrison, is making a determined fight
for the Democratic nomination for AS
sembly from West Hudson.
1t is said that a majority of the West
Hudson members of the Hudson County
Democratic committee favor his nomina-
tlon and an effort will be made to have a
meeting of these committeeman next FRI
day night at Roche's Hall, Kearny, to in
dorse Branegan's candidacy. Postals for
this meeting were mailed today.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
AUrorsT FINED.

DIR. Samuel L. Good, Of 81 Mum avenue,
north, East Orange, and Richard F.
Decker, OF Convent Station, drove their
automobile too fast in Valley road, West
Orange, yesterday, and were arrested by
Policemen Heslin and DAILY. Recorder
Condit fined each man 1880.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19
SLASHED BY NEGRO.
Martin McGuinn, of Orange, Badly Cut
with Razor.

Entering a saloon Saturday night in his
home city, Martin McGuinn, of Orange,
Jostled against a negro and IN argument
ensued. The white man was s1ashed with
a razor by. the negro. whose identity is
unknown. II took seven stitehes to sew
up the resulting wound at the Orange Me-
mortal HOSPITAL. The assailant escaned.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-19

Unremitting advertising. advertising pursued
methodically, day by day, week by wedk
month by month, Is in the end less expensive
than advertising occasionally in Ats and starts.
-yClothlers and Haberdashers' Weekly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-07
"cAMgRA DELEGATE"
Something New In Organized Labo'
Circles Has Appeared.

Chicago. June e.-The traditional
union walking delegate" has been
replaced by n person carrying a snap
shot" camera under his arm. The lat
ter Is the camera delegate" some
thing new In organized labor circles.
The camera delegate" Is comhina'
ton OF the walking delegate" and n
photographer. whose duty II Is to take
pictures Of buildings under construc-
tion SO he can call strike from their
office without visiting the Job. II is
the plan 20 photograph every buildinr
in the city where union men are n;
work. as well as the number where
non.unionists are employed. Sufficient
data will be gathered in connection
with the pictures to enable union Off
cials thus 20 keep track OF the evoin
ton OF the building industry from day
10 day.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-07
SAVED BY TWO WAGONS FORAKER NEED NOT FEAR
Passed Over Wires Leading to
Bomb Over Which
PEABODY WAS PASSING,
Orchard Testified That Death Dealing
Weapon Had Been Placed Under a
Sidewalk and All In Readiness, but
PIst unexpectedly Foiled.

Boise. Ida. June 6.-Harry Orchard
resumed his testimony Thursday by
giving the names OF several persons he
met at San Francisco when he went
there TO assasslnate Fred Bradley.
who was formerly manager OF the
Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines In the
Coeur d'Alene district of Idaho. These
names we're related In order TO pave
the way for possible corroboration OF
Orchards testimony at this point.
Orchard said he was known a part OF
the time he was AT San Francisco by
the name Of Barry.
Leaving California. 0rchafl return
ed 20 Denver. wearing the uniform OF
soldier. He said he Immediately
called up Pettibone by teicpnoEs. pet Pes
tibone asked me how Bradley was. i"
continued Orchard. Il told him Brad
ley was still alive when | left San
Francisco, but Il was reported he
would lose his eyesIght and probably
be deaf for the rest OF his life. Petit.
bone said that he would be better off
n he had killed him outright. that
Bradley would now be a living ex.
simple" Orchard said he asked for
money and received si25 from Petit
bone. with the assurance he could get
more whenever he wanted II.
Orchard said Haywood next asked
him ito 20 10 work on Judge Gabberi
OF the supreme court OF Colorado. lie
said Judge Gabbert," Orchard went
on. had been rendering decision:
against Meyer. who we were trying 10
get out OF Telluride jail on habea'
corpus I went TO Judge Gabbert'i
house the following Sunday night with
Steve Adams and n shotgun. but We
did not see the Judge.
Haywood also wanted us TO try
again at Governor Peabody. saying hs
did not care how we got rid OF him
| Al this tine II seemed Peabody wai
about be e.ccted for another term
Steve Adams. Billy Alderman and
set To work and made a bomb. W.
put II under the sidewalk at Thir
teen;h street and Grant avenue IN
Denver. The governor walked aloni
there every morning. Adams and
watched for the governor until HI
came out. Just as the governor walk
ed over the place where the bomb wal
two heavy coal wagons came out o.
an alley and passed over the wire lead
lag 10 the bomb and we could not pul
A."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-07
DROPS DEAD.
Well Known Temperance lecturer
Suddenly Expires While Dressing.

Lafayette. Ind. June 6.-Mrs. Helen
NJ. Gouger. a well known Temperance
leader and lecturer. dropped dead ai
her home Thursday morning OF hear
failure. she was dressing when the
fatal attack came She was seventy
years old and for many years had beer
A leading temperance agitator. IL
1897. she torued the country speaking
for Hon. W. J. Bryan for president.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-07
Declared to BE coushIin.

Mobile. June s.-There is no doubt
as to the identity OF Daniel Coushlin,
arrested here under the name OF James
+. Davis. Letters found on his person
show conclusively he is the man want
ed. One letter was from his daughter
residing at iss South Wilbur avenue
Chicago. Coughlin denies he Is tho
man wanted. and other than that will
not talk.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-07

Dramatic Stories Related b. Witnesses
Before Senate Military Affair Com
snlttss In Cennseties With Matter
Il bsewnsville.


ker was given assurance Wednesday
that II would be safe for him to visit
Brownsville. Tex. regardless OF his ef-
forts to prove that negro soldiers were
not guilty OF shooting MP the town.
Al the conclusion OF the testimony OF
! Louis Cowan OF Brownsville. who was
a witness before the senate commit
tee on military affairs cowan said
he had ben quoted In special dispatch
es from 81. Louis as saying that II
Senator Foraker went 10 Brownsville
be would be ''tarred and feathered."
Cowan denied that he had made any
such remark,
d rfrThsn -ca think II woald be per
fectiy safe for me 70 go there?" asked
Senator Foraker.
"Oh. yts. cir" said Cowan.
Il greatly appreciate your assur-
snce." said Mr.. Foraker.
The senator then referred to another
special dispatch saying that Cowan,
on his way TO Washington. compelled
q negro porter TO make up berth In
a Pullman car by threatening 10 shoe;
him. Cowan also denied the truthful
ness OF this story.
Senator Foraker told Cowan that
ne mad seen the stories. ou, 'housn'
90 little about them that he had for
gotten them.
Cowan was examined ciosely con,
cerning ammunition ne hsa puIenasea
the day OF the snootihs' ou' enis pu'-
chase was not connected IN any way
with the ARRAY
he estiiied that ne "a" tne iissnes
OF sno,s rom COMPANY oAiiaoss s.,. ~
ne s'oou IN .'on. VI sAon 'n n"-"
eeth street put ne aia ho' sec any ne
gro soldiers.
bernard ho"aisAi ,esuiaeu ense ne
ATTENDED = party az eow.ns n''se
on tne night OF ,he snoounk, Ahu a.
ne sat IN q window facing ,ns a,ls,
some negro soldiers passed inc wiz
ness SAID tnat one OF 'he nes'oss ~
marked 'nat 'ne peop.e IN -. ',s 49,,
were having q 5000 ume' ou' "ou''
not pe IN nnn an nouI.
H. y. Creaesr, Ohi,eu Stats eona
missioner a, n'o.ns'''., ~.
med concerning tne ih'es'ih'-''o- ~
eiuxens OF tne snoount.
Inc oommit'ee hs'ehsu ~ $500,
dramatic stories OF 'ne shoS,'ss w ~
the town OF isro"hsV'lle. me a'nons s
them was AIRS. Louis 0o"ah' IN "noSe
house are the MARKS oi e~en's III ~
bullets, and VINO mo her SIN en''u.s'
under bed ana ,nre~ hersen on .ns
noor during 'usiilaue 'nas l"sss1
several minutes. DescI,o'hs nel WI,
dition OF MIND curing ,he aiiIas, sne
said; We STOOD II because We 49,
too frightened 70 oe Ir'eh'eneu' !" '"e''
Is such an expression' -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-07
Five Years For Woodward.

Burnet, Tex. June 6.-The jury In
the case OF Cal Woodward returned a
verdict OF guilty and assessed his pun
ishment at five years In the peniten
tiary. Woodward and +. W. yeardley
were charged with the murder OF Pat
Carroll In san Saba county over a
year ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-07
Postmaster Forty Years.

Nashville. June 6.-Richard NJ. An
derson resigned as postmaster at Blur
Point. Tenn. He had been postmaster
Of that place for forty years. He was
doing actual service In the Confeder'
ate army when appointed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-07

Mobile. June G. s.i'n, an
ex-detective and Sale seper OF Chi
cago. said the be wanted in that city
for jury bribery and a fugitive In Cen
trail America. was arrested here on
instructions Of Chicago police. Cough
lin was going under the name OF Davis.
He arrived few days ago from Hon
duras
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-07
Charmed With sernlsry.

waxahachle. Tex. june ga young
man was arrested. at Italy and jailed
here charge with breaking into the
depot at Maypearl. He is also alleged
20 have broken into store at Bel
Branch and rifled the cash drawer OF
sis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-07
Found Guilty.

City OF Mexico. June e.-F. Morales
and 3. Mora were found guilty OF th'
murder here Of ex-President Barrila'
OF Guatemala and given the death sen
tence.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-06

The Bethany Sisters will hold So
cial at the home of Mrs. Robert Cor
bett next Friday evening when a good
time is promised
John Helm and wife were in town
from Tony Tuesday.
A. H. Blaisdell of Stevens Point, pur-
chasing agent of the Central railway,
was in the city Tuesday.
T. C. Kendall has moved into his new
building north of Lees store.
A. T. Helm and wife were in the city
from Tony Tuesday.
NJ. w. Sergeant of Fern was Wis
itor in the city Thursday.
Messrs. Phillips and Sterling of Craw-
ford county were in the city Thursday,
looking over land.
V. James, an Eau Claire attorney,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. J3mes
used to come up to hunt and fish with
the boys.
Special services in Christian church
Sunday afternoon. Short session of
Sabbath school at two, followed by a
varied program of recitation and song.
Subject of sermon, ''Touch me not. !"
We invite large crowd.
D. Jayne, Pastor.
Election day was jewel this year.
Couldn't have been finer.
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-06

Allen Cocroft Of Weyerhseslser was
In the city Wednesday.
B. G. Thompson was in the city with
the election returns of the town of
Thornapple Wednesday.
C. Jovner of Atlanta was among La
dysmith people Wednesday.
F. x. Grandmaitre of Flambeau was
caller in the city Wednesday.
L. Y. Kinyon, first chairman of the
town of Willard, was in the city on
Wednesday.
J. A. Boyer and Wallace Kinyon of
the new town Of Willard were in the
city Wednesday.
E. o. Kramer of Hawkins was in the
city Wednesday with the election re-
turns of that town.
Miss Sheehan brought in the election
returns from Ingram Wednesday.
I. L. Jordan was in the citysfrom the
town of grow with the election returns
| Wednesday,
w. P. Apker, the newly elected
chairman of the town of Strickland,
| was in the city Wednesday.
Fred Arrowsmith, who came within
three votes of winning the chairman
ship of the town of Lawrence, was in
| the citv Wednesday.
The corner lot across the street from
the Stephenson hospital has been pur-
chased by Mrs. O. R. Holt.
Harry Whiting of Roch ester, Mimi,
was in the city part of the week, ar
irving on Wednesday.
There two natable qualities about
the Pingree shoes we like to sell them
and our customers like to wear them
| both for the same reason that they are
| ALWAYS right. Ben c. Lee & Co.
Mrs. John Mulvihill of Eyota, Mimi,
| is in the city this week visiting her
parents, brothers and sisters at the T.
F. Armstrong residence.
Miss Nan Magnus Of Glen Flora, was
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Attorney ]. w. Carrow leaves to-
morrow to try some cases in the CIR
cult and supreme courts.
Frank Hughes assumed the position
of bookkeeper in r. j. Sands hard
ware store Monday.
]. w. Mitchell will work for Geo. B.
Goocher this summer.
Harry Ballou of the Menasha Paper
company was in the city the first of
| the week.
The Budget is moving into quarters
in the second floor of the Peterson
building,
Miss Ida Jipson of Glen Flora, was
among friends in Ladysmith Wednes-
day.
Richard Marthaler is erecting a
dwelling on Maple Hill, c. W. Daniels
doing the work.
fMayor-elect Cardinal informs the
News that he does not contemplate any
change in the police department As
to other city officers he was not ready
TO make any announcement.
The sound of the hammer again re-
minds us that the building season is in
progress. Investigation indicates that
there will be a large amount of build
ing done in the city this year.
! Assemblyman T. M. Thomas is re-
turning today to Madison for the ses-
sion of the assembly which opens Mon
day night.
C. L. Kellogg Of Apollonia, was IN
the city Monday.