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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-17
hillside park.

Professor Hampton and his troupe or
trained dogs. cats. geese and monkeys
will be among the new attractions at
Hillside Pleasure Park next week. This
troupe has been engaged by Show Man
ager Barney" Demarest for the spe-
cial benefit OF women and children. al
though it is believed that men win find
much amusement in the antics of the
animals. These will not be the only
animals. though. that will exhibit at
the resort next week. as Professor Car
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-17
FootIight Gossip.

Labor Day the Newark Theatre will open
for the season with "Forty-f1ve Minutes
from Broadway September 2. Repairs
have been made to the interior of the
house during the simmer. Klaw & Err
LANCER and the Shubert productions will be
seen at the Newark this year. An inter-
esting feature of the early season will be
the appearance here the last week in Sep
TENDER by Henry w. Savage's English
grand opera company in Madame Butter
fly"
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-17

REVIVAL. of the odtime county fairs, where the products
~ of farm and garden, kitchen and pantry, barn and sheds will
be exhibited in competition for prizes.
Olympic Park, with its thirty-fve acres, has been leased for ten
DAYS of the Fair, and fifteen acres of land adjoining have been pr-
chased in the name of the newly organized Essex County Fair
Association. This IS now the property OF the company and a most
uptodate halfmle track is being built thereon.
The big opera house in the park, which has a seating capacity
of four thousand persons, will be turned into al exhibition building.
Booth spaces are ten feet square and one or more have already been
sold to the Pease Piano Company, L. +. Mergott & Company, The
Newark Cut Glass Company, Robert Bert, The Thatcher Furnace
Company, The Weequahic. Cut Glass Company, Reed & Dawson
and other firms. Information about booths, ETC., will be cheenuny
furnished by Mr. Alexander Renne, the assistant secretary, who
may be communicated with at S33 Broad Street, Newark, where a
big store has been leased as a general headquarters.
The exhibition of live stock, poultry and farm products will be
under the direction OF competent men. Impartial Judges will award
prizes strictly on merit Information about entry blanks, prizes,
tickets, etc, may be had at 833 Broad Street
The automobile features of the fair will be conducted entirely
by MI. I. P English, who had charge of the Sportmans Show in
Newark last Winter Races, parades, decorated ca. competitors and
other events have been carded and the race track will be used when
races are not being conducted. MI. English may be communicated
with at 833 Broad Street
Concessions may be secured by calling on Mr. Hans Viewers,
Manager of Olympic Park, or by writing to him. He has charge
Of all stands, sideshows, sales booths, vaudeville attractions and
similar maters
Any information regarding the Incorporation, or for the pur-
chase of stock in this Association, can be had by communicating
with Ferd. R. Moeler, 837 Broad Street, Newark, NJ.
The Essex County Fair Grounds may be reached by trolley
from any point in Newark for a fvecent fare, the Irvngton and
Clinton avenue divisions going direct to the gates, all other lines
transferring passengers without charge.
A great program is being arranged for every day.
Park, Newar
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-17

Charleworth Meakin. a baritone vel
known on Broadway and last seen in New
York in THE Belle of Mayfair" has beer
engaged by Henry w. Savage for the role
of ST. Brioche In Franz Lehar's Euro
pean success, THE Merry Widow" Mr.
Meakin studied music in London under Al
berto Randegger and in Paris under Will
lam Haslam.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-17

Wright LorImer, with ''rhe Quicksanps.s
by Alicie Ramsey and Rudolph de Cor
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-17

Waldmann's Theatre, under the man.
agement of Lee Ottolengui, for many re-
cent seasons resident manager of the New
ark Theatre, will open on Saturday even
ing, August 81, with the Jersey Lilies.
During the summer $4,000 worth of altera-
tions have been under way. New dressing
rooms have been fitted up, the lobby has
been redecorated and a rathskeller built in
the basement. The latter will be finished
In quartered oak, a silver gray, with mis-
sion style fittings. A private office on the
second floor has been fitted up for Man
ager O~ttolengui, who takes charge Au-
gust II.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-17

Harry Clay Blaney and Kittie Wolf will
be seen at Blaney's Theatre the week Of
August 26 in Mr.. Blaney's newest play,
The Boy Detective" another edition of
the adventures of willie Live" Mr..
Blaney is known as a popular light come
dian. Charles e. Blaney promises that
THE Boy Detective will have a scenic
and electrical production far beyond the
ordinary, and that a competent cast Of
players will surround Mr.. Blaney and
Miss Wolf.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-25
Graduating Exercises.

The Graduating Exercises at the
Congregational Church Friday night
were well attended and a good pro
gram was we'll rendered by the class
4rof. J. Jones, Jr. delivered an ad
DIR. ss to the class which was full of
good advice. There We're not seats
enough to accommodate the audience
and many stood during the entire
program. superintendent Hoobler
presented the diplomas and the mem
bers Of the class received meny pres
ents with the congratulations Of
their friends. The members of the
class were; Arthur Addison, Andrew
Addison, Christian Krog, George
Sinkie, Nellie Keeler, Belle Marshall,
Grace Dye, and Mabel Hall.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-25
Mrs. A. G. Hill drove to Kimball

Mrs. A. G. Hill drove to Kimball
today.
Anton BIeha ia reported very much
improved this morning.
In the past week we have had a
little more than five inches of rain.
q. D. Hazen Is making arrange
ments to put on an automobile line
to the railroad
Keller has three or four varieties
OF spring wagons on hand to select
that new one from.
Hugh Smith OF Howard Is another
recent addition to the list of land
owners of the county
Crow Creek Is as high as at any
time last spring, and the bottom
hay land will not be cut for some
time.
NJ. Kuchera, the Kimball Photog-
rapher, is going to be up here for d
week in August. better practise up
on that pleasant look.
C. A. Osman came in from Mitchell
last night ahd will spend several
days here looking after business
matters. He tells us that his home
was out of the path OF the recent cy
clone In Mitchell.
1t cost Buffalo county $1l2.50 to
provide a conductor and an instruct
or for the institute last week, aud
there were six teachers to receive
these golden words OF wisdom. Or
course we always have and always
shall contend that there is nothing
too good for our school marms, but
we deplore a law which makes US
pay a 80. 90 nan $13. 90 O. day.
Old Suse is dead Afterjsomething
more than II quarter OF a century de
voted wholly to the service of man
kind, she laid down and solved the
problem OF the universe. As In life,
80 In death. she fought her own bat
tie and this Is her only defeat. No
solemn thrOng paid her the final
tribute, nature the only hand to GOV
er her resting place with flowers.
Yet she will missed. Few have left
more imprints behind. None have
longer remembered an occasional
hand out, no matter how grudingly
given. But why all these tears, she
was only mule.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-25

Outside OF a few special cases, iof
which we make mention below, the
storms of Thursday and Saturday
'venings seem to have done but little
iamagc In the county, and N vast
mount UfgoUd. TO those damaged
the loss has been, In many Instances
covered by insurance. in othsrs over
come by the benefit to other crops.
In few. hard to take.
Glen Wellman had u valuable mare
killed by lightning.
ID. S. Montague's barn was moved
from It's foundation.
.Chas. Sanders house was struck
by lightning and Miss Gregg quite
severely shocked.
Frank Hall, w. o, Crockett, John
Stroud, John Marshall, John Franek
and Frank Piskule were among the
heavy crop losers.
In town little damage was done.
Some small buildings were ever
turned and gardens and flower beds
beaten down.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-25
Sunday School Picnic.

A Sunday School picnic was held
at Crusons grove on Saturday which
was marred by couple of serious
accidents. When the storm came up
in the afternoon the men took to the
barn for shelter while the ladies OF
the party sought refuge In the house
A bolt of lightning struck near the
house AMI gave all of them a distinct
shock. but most seriously affected
Miss Maggie Mccall, striking the
knee cap and leaving the limb help
less fCr IL time. she is recovering and
1t Is thought will suffer no perma-
nent injury. The Others were not
more than temporarily shocked.
Anton Bleha, while tying his team
was struck by a base ball on top of
the nose, the blow burs ting a blood
vessel. After trying n vain to stop the
fow OF blood, he was brought to
Gann Valley for medical aid. The
doctor now has him well on the road
to recovery, but the great loss of
blood weakened him greatly and on
Monday night DR.. Willy was called
In consultation. He is improving
rapidly at this writing and it Is
hoped he will soon be out.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-25
The Charming wom an

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plexion. Guaranteed at w. j.
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-25
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-25
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
nana RI mapt nf Tnalrance

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
Department of Insurance.
Con3pany's Certificate OF Authority.
Whereas, the Nebraska Underwriters
Insurance Company. a corporation or
ganized under the laws OF Nebraska,
has filed in this Office a sworn statement
exhibiting It's condition and business for
the year ending December 81. 1906, con-
formable to the requirements of the laws
of this state regulating the business of
Insurance.; and,
Whereas. the said company has filed in
this Office a duly certified copy of Its
charter with certificate OF organizatio
In compliance with the requirements OF
the insurance law aforesaid;
Now, therefore. !, o. 8. Basford,
Commissioner of Insurance Of the State
Of South Dakota. pursuant to the provi-
sions of said laws. do hereby certify that
the above named company is fully en-
powered, through its authorized agents,
to transact its appropriate business Of
Fire and Tornado Insurance In this state,
according to the laws thereof, until the
thirty-firse day Of December A. D. 1907.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and official seal at Pierre,
this 22nd day of April. A. D. 1907.
(Seal) o. 8. BASFORD,
Commissioner Of Insurance.
By I. A. Schubert, Chief Clerk.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-07-25
Taken Up.

Taken up by the undersigned, -,
about June 7th. one bay pony mare
about six years old. white face,
branded on left shoulder and 1917 on
left hip. One sorrel yearling mare,
white face and two white feet.
o. T. DYE,
Richards, s. d.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
GOLF CLUB HELD
A BIG MEETING
PERMANENT OFFICERS ELECTED
AND OTHER MATTERS HAND.
LED LAST NIGHT

The newly organized golf club held
an interesting maeting at the Ogle-
thorpe hotel last night, al which oo
Cured the election Of permanent Of
fcers. a number of other matters
we're also disposed Of About 50 mem
bars were present and they all are
enthusiastic over the outlook for a
fine clpD
The officers elected were A. j.
crogatt, president ; H. Hopkins,
secretary and treasurer A board Of
governors compo ed Of seven mem
bgs was also elected
Nearly $1,000 has already been sub.
scrbed for the purpose Of building
a club house on the golf links. the
plans for the new building have been
submitted and work or it viii begin
in a short time The building Will
be d very comfortable one and will
make good quarters for the club
After the meeting last night Man
ager Miller Of the Oglethorpe ten
dered the members Of the club a
pleasant luncheon and dance, which
was greatly enjoyed
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
TIE CATTLE WILL COMMENCE
IN DEAD EARNEST AT cHIcA
GO MEETING TODAY.
THEY GOTH WANT CONTROL
The Campaign Of Vituperation Fer
Weeks Past Continues Without
Abatement-Eotf~of Them Are
Claiming. Victory.

Chicago, Dec l7.-Llned up Ia bat
lie array the cohorts Of stuyyesaut
Fish and h II. Hartman, captains
Of high finance, are assembling ID
Chicago today preparatory to tho
great battle for the control Of tha
Illinois Central Railroad. which WIZ
begin at noon tomorrow with the
convening OF the adjournad annual
meeting Of the compans@ Not in re,
cent years has struggle for finan.
eial mastery attracted 20 much at
tentioa as has the warfare between
F'isG and Hartman With the bat
TIA now \ matter cf hours doubt
still hovcss over the situation tsa
adhee snta of both s,ds5 claiming 70
have IN their possession the means
q saning the spoils OF victory The
campaign Of yitnperation which has
bson q fea 1re Of the controversy for
many WotEs continues unabated Be
hind tho scenes anxious men with
pads Of paper and pencils are busily
engaged in making interminable rows
Of figures representing the votes they
hope 10 cast tomorrow, and which
Will involve the control OF a great
railroad property The Fish EuDp5 :,
era declare that hay have enough
proxies 10 accomplish the defeat of
Harriman and his fellow directors,
John Jacob Aslor ana a. G. Hack
star, who are un fer raelectien q
the board o1 d9ecfsr IL Ssh $50.
ceeds, Hartman Astor and Hack
staff VIII be forced from the directo
rate OF the Illinois Central. If IIarri
man wins, as mis- adherents declare IL
certain, Fish win have to leave the
board Of directors. The foreign stock
holders, including the Rothschilds
are alleged to have given their Drox
les to Fish. This IS not admitted by
the Hartman side August Belmont
ana company are he American rep
rcsentatiyes OF the Rothschild5. AMI
a member OF the Belmont firm, Wal
ter Luttgen, is director OF the
Illinois Central Luttgen has in the
past been identified with the Harri
man interests, and ha apparent
change to a Fish adherent gives
grounds for tho belief that the great
European financier5 have como to
the support Of Stuyycsant Fish
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
rAm6AS soYccr1 Asa

injunction Granted Buck Range Com
pany Against American r. Of L.
Washington, Dec. 17~-n the case
OF tie Buck stove and Range Com
pany, Of St Louis against the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor involving
the right Of labor 10 the boycott Of
business houses. which the labor or
ganizations regarded as unfair" 10
them justice Gould. Of the District
Equity Court granted the temporary
Injunction asked for by President
yanCleaye, Of the stove company, to
prohibit the Federation from contin-
ning to boycott the company pending
a final settlement Of the case.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
sOLDlERs AFTER TRAIN
WREcKERs IN WASHINGTON.

Spokane. Washington. Dec IA
socclal train loaded with officers left
today 20 investigate @hat is be
iieved to have been an attempt to
hold up a passenger train on the
Northern Pacific Railroad near Trens
As tn train approached a certain
point this side of Trent d signal
was seen waving
Several signals have been seen here
during the past week, and always
proved to he false. The engineer
decided not 20 stop. There was NJ
accident TO the rain.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
REWARD OFFERED roR BODY.
Trainmen Offer 4t5o For Man Re.
eentlY Drowned.

Trainmen Offer 4t5o For Man Re,
Gently Drowned.
The Savannah Press contains the
following;
A reward Of $3.50 is offered By
0glethorpe Lodge 72l. brotherhood Of
8aii.6sa isianliin Il. Cot ths reeag6p.s
Of he body OF their brother member,
W r. Hunt who was drowned In
Tho Allamaha river with three 9th.
ers on Dec. g. This order is in 4
cry flour hing condition, and at a
meeting held last night the Odd Eel
lows hall the reward was decided
upon The lodge has already spent
about $500 in the search for Hunts
body
Several official Of the various
roads of the city were present at the
meeting last night. OF this number
we're H. p Chaplin, general yatu
master OF the Coast Line j. L. Gia-
aier, superintendent of the terqinals
Of the seaboard; G. A. Rhinghoart,
general yard master Of the Seaboard;
W H. Wright superintendent Of the
Central; NJ. A. Ramsen. terminal
kainmaster OF the Central, and c.
Baldwin, general yard master OF the
Central.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
SECRETARY coRrELYou is ILL
He Is Suffering With an Attack OF
La Grippe.

Washington, D. G.. Dec. n Sec
retary OF the Treasury Cortelyoa is
confined 70 his bed with severe
attack of Ia grippe
Under the advice OF physician.
the 0ecretaTy viii remain at home
for at least week His attack last
aight was quite severe. and the ord
ers Of his physician are imperative.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
AATLANTic 10 STILL AGROUND

Expected That the Dred9e VIII Be
Floated To-day.
r ports received in the city yes
terday were to the fleet that the
large suction dredge Atlantic was
still ahore in Cumberland river
where she has been high and drs
since noon last i iday
Every effort IS being made to get
the dredge OF me mud bank. and it
is hoped to get her safely in the
channel today
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
POLISH SCHOOLS ABOLISHED.

Warsaw. Russian Poland. Dec. ~
Sixteen hundred Polish schools IN
all parts Of Russian Poland have been
closed. in consequence Of the order
given by General Skallon suspsnding
the Polish School Association. Funds
IN the bands Of the association
amounting to sl5o,00o haze been sent
abroad 70 eyoid confssra4fon
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
NOW IN THEIR NEW OFFICES.
Most of Court House Force Have Al
ready Removed.

With the exception OF Tax Collec-
tor Reed the entire court house
force is now in their Offices at the
new building. and the one official
left in the old building VIII probably
occupy his nav Office tomorrow.
Nearly all Of the safes, old records,
ete. we're removed from the building
yesterday. and by tonight not thing
to be used by the officers viii be
left IN the old building Clerk du
Bignon and Deputy Townsend were
busy yesterday arranging their hand
some new office and they will have
everything straight within a few
days.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
Carnival In Full sIass-

The ST. Louis Amusement Com
pany opened up its several attr2e-
tions yesterday afternoon on the va
cant lot corner Of Gloucester AID
Oglethorpg streets. which served to
Hven up things considerable All
the shows did a good business during
the evening.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
cARNIvAL va wnNrER HERg
ST. Louis Amusement Company TX
Disband in This City

It IS understood chat The ST.
Louis Amusement Company which
is giving it's carnival in Brunswick
for two weeks. has decided TO winter
in this city and viii disband after
the engagement here
This will make the third carnival
company that has gone into winter
quarters in Brunswick Two years
ago The Smith Carnival Company
spent the entire winter here, last
season the Parker Amusement Com
pany occupied the old Coast Line
shops and now the St Louis concern
IS to spend the winter in the city
1t is not known where he company
will have quarters.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
SMALL BANK CLOSES.

Durango, Colo. Dec 17-The
Smelling City Bank, of Durango, a
state institution, with a capital OF
100000, failed to open this morning.
No statement Of assets or liabilities
has been given out, but the deposits
it is believed, will not exceed $780,
009.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
THE NEW GOLD PIECE.
Altered So That Admiration Has
suppIanted Criticism.

SuppIanted Criticism.
Philadelphia. Pa, Dec. tan
nouncement was made this afternoon
to the effect that the new twenty-dol,
lar gold piece has been so designed
TO better conform with the tastes
Of banker and is now in circulation.
The new design substantially con.
veys St Gauden's IDEAS, but has been
altered in details to such an extent
that praise and admiration have sup
planted criticism. which broke out
when the original coin left the mint.
The figures 1907 has been dis
placed b. tie Roman numerals The
sharp edge haa been eliminated.
Around It are stars and "E Pllribus
Unum."
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
VIII Arrive Today.

President H. N. Atkinson.' of the
A. 3. 4 A. accompanied by a Nun
ber Of other officials. IS expected u
arrive in the city tcday on buinse5 $
connected with the road
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
ELECTED rAEIa orFIceRs.
Insurance Department OF K Of. P.
Held Meetino.

insurance Department OF K Of. 2.
Held MEETING
A meeting Of the local section OF
the insurance department Of the
Knights Of Pythias was held last
night, at which occurred the election
Of officers for the ensuing year, which
resulted as follows:
President. Max Isaac. vice prssi-
dent. L. Ludwig. secretary and
treasurer. Frank A. Dunn
This insurance feature was only
recently added by the local Knights,
but It has already grgyn popular
among me members OF TIE BTHns
wick lodges.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
ELEcTRocuTEp FOR MuRpEE
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

Kansas City, Dec II The
man who registered at hotdS
This city on last Saturday as RobsNA
Patterson Philadelphia. aud who told
several persins that he was the soa
Of millionaire manufacturer. tried
to commit suicide in his room last
night by turning on the gas.
The Brunswick news., 1907-12-18
THE PRESIDENT RETURNS.
Re Reached the White House Fr0"

re asacHeo t"S HfhAS ''SHsS
Hampton Roads Yesterday.
Washington, D. c., Dec 17-Prasi
dent Roosevelt and party returned
from Hampton Roads on boaSSs the
yacht Mayflower tll ech-
ing the nav yard AZ 5@So'rlock'
The president landed at once and
started for the White House.