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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
Miss Margaret 7. KiIIOran, Chief
Optimist, Will Be Ably
Assisted.
music dispensed by the end "men" and

music dispensed by the end "men" and
the s~oloists.
Those who will help her are:
Miss Elsie Splan, Miss Agnes Loner-
gan, Miss Teresa Wittkop, Miss Mary
McKeever, Miss Mary Spencer, Miss
Nellie Farley, Miss Anna Farley. Miss
Gertrude Hand, Miss Julia Hayes,
Miss Julia Lonergan, Miss Alice Kane,
Miss Tessie Splan, Miss Kittie Spen-
Ger, Miss Catharine Kelly and Miss
Alice Lonergan.
A burnt-cork sketch entitled, "Who
Got the FARM" will be a feature. Miss
Margaret Flanagan has charge of the
costumes. Miss Josephine Flanagan is
pianist. The Rev. j. r. Brown is pas
tor of the church. which is a growing
and prosperous parish.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
RACE ROW AT SHOW.

Police were called to 101 Cone street,
Orange, last night, and found a row,
due to efforts of an Italian to butt in
to a Greek vaudeville show. Three
male and two female performers were
giving the show, n as no license was
held by the proprietor, Chief Washer
read the riot act to him and told him
to get permission from Mayor Sheen
thai before giving another performance
The proprietor gave his name as Peter
Thomas.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
EAST ORANGE MASONS
AT BROOKLYN FUNERAL.

Members of Hope Lodge, No. 124, f.
and A. M, of East Orange, will attend
the funeral of Louis \. Consmiller.
who died at his home, SO Macon street.
Brooklyn, yesterday. The services will
take place tomorrow at the home at
2 p. m. He was "a years old.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
q

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Headley and
John and Wickliffe Elston. of Irvington,
started for Dakota, where they will
reside, yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Reinig and family, of Try
ington, started for Helena, Montana,
where they will reside in the future,
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Huggan, of Bur
nett avenue Hilton, will sail for Scot
land. where they will spend the sum
mer, May q.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
BOY WHO HIT WOMAN MUST
BE GOOD FOR TWO YEARS.

William Smith, the ~15-year-old Irv-
ington lad who was accused by Mrs.
Ida Rosenberg, of Vailsburg section,
with having assaulted her a week ago,
was released on a two-years' parole
yesterday.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
GIRLS |NsULTED
BY ROWD|ES ON
WAY FROM CHURCH
Rev. Frank B. ReazOr, of West
Orange, Asks Police to
Stop 1t.

Charging that young women from
his parish were being insulted while
walking home from church Sunday
evenings, the Rev.. Frank B. Reazor,
rector of st. Marks Episcopal Church,
West Orange, reported to the Orange
police today hat crowd of young
men congregate at the Erie Railroad.
The railroad is at the Intersection of
Orange and West Orange lines, and the
police will look after the case.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
EAST ORANGE FIREMEN
RUN MILE FOR NOTHING

A false alarm was sounded At 1 a.
m. today from box Nc. SS, at West
street and Rhode Island avenue, East
Orange. The fremen had a run of
more than a mile from headquarters.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
MRS. F. R. COOK WINS FIRST PRIZE,

The Caldwell Card Club met yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Will
fred F. Maxwell, of Academy road, that
place. Three tables were in play and
high score was made by Mrs. Frederick
r. Cook. The next meeting will be
Wednesday, May 81, at the home of
Mrs. Philip Jennings, of Roseland.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
AN OLD, OLD STORY.

The pumps at the Campbell Pond
pumping station, Orange, closed down
at ] o'clock yesterday afternoon for
about five hours IN ccoun of some
necessary repairs. The water is sent
to the city by gravity pressure.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
GET GLAD!
BE HAPPY!

It's up to you, Suburbanites.
Have you Joined the merry throng
of chortling, gurgling, smiling OPP
timists? If not, get busy quick.
Give dull care the rinkey-dink!
Smile, then smile some more, and
keep on smiling. 1t won't hurt,
and it costs nothing. See THE
EVENING STAR Optimist Cou-
pom.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
RIVALS TO PLAY A |

The Fairview A. C. viii cross bats
with the Bloomfield A. A. on Fairview
Oval, Bloomfield, tomorrow morning
Much rivalry exists between the two
clubs.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
DANCE AT BELLEyILLE CLUB.

A jolly entertainment was given by
the BeIleville Club in Belleville Hall,
that town, last night, 1t being the sew
enteenth annual affair. A dance fol-
lowed.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16
Girls Ready to Bombard Dull
Care with New Jokes
and Songs.
XXT ELL-KNowN young women of

XXT ELI-KNOWN young women OF
w fashionable little Short Hills
will give a jolly optimistic
minstrel show at the school hall of st.
Rose of Lima's r. C. Church, that
place, Monday night for the benefit of
the church. With faces ~blackened by
burnt cork and wearing bright cos
tunes appropriate to minstrelsey, the
girls will sing and dance and crack
Jokes IN a long and interesting pro-
gram.
There will be plenty of fun for all.
both before n behind the footlights.
The young women have been rehears-
ing enthusiastically for the affair and
have a lot of local hits to hand ont
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16

blues. Every one is an optimist. right
in line with THE EVENING STARS
movement for spreading gladness and
good cheer.
Miss Margaret II. Killoran will be
Chief optimist of the evening, or in
other words the ~interlocutor. Seated
in the centre of the semicircle she will
preside over the gags and sunshine
which are calculated to drive away the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-16

VAN DERENS AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Mrs. c. T. Van Deren and family,
with her daughter. Mrs. Samuel Clark,
all of Harrison, have gone to ;heir
summer home at Bradley Beach.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
REWARD

l will pay $50 reward for the
arrest aud conviction of the parties
who stole my horses from my
place at Platoro. Sunday Oct II,
described rs follows:
One hay mare, > wears old,
branded double figure 2 on shoul.
der: brown marc, & years old, star
10 forehead and branded figure 3:
bay hOrse. s years old, branded
figure 2 ON shoulder: dark bay tilIy
8 wears old; and sucking colt,
white 10 bis face The stock was
taken toward the Ls lara meadows.
w. n. SHILLING.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

Ss. :: s:.sy s:s the. !. :; ~. =:
= - .Ssmi.s:s 70 n: su.isfi.d "s sissso1.
u the state Of Colorado the questioa Of
amending the constitution q saii
The authority for suemi.tiaG. .syes
re-, which y. II ~ords and fi6ursa
ee The state Of c9!orads. an Amend.
Is: sss.,is",;on Of tie S..ss 81 c.i.
~ the state Of Colorado:
settle. Th:s: :a.'i !. ,: :,s:;:.:s :,
E, ~ :: a., c:.s s:s:,a1 s.:s;cs
eev their appcoval o. se{estica. the iei.
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soostitutioa.
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:setiea e Except as otherwise pro;
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sAali sach receive 90 aanwal salsry
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
ANNOUNCEMENT.

| take pleasure in announcing
to tbs delighted users Of Edison
Photographs. some wonderful i'm
provemcnts Mr.. Edison has recent
ly put on his Photographs:
A new Record, made by new
composition by new process and
playing twice MS long MS the old
record or more Than four min
utes. Plays ,longer than any
record on any other machine and
the same size as the old record.
a series of attachments by
which, ut slight cost, all present
monographs, with the exception
of the Gem, may be equipped to
play the longer Record in addition
to the present one. Think of put
ting whole overture such ns
William Tell on record the size
of the present one.
Call and get further particulars
and see the new attachments and
hear the new Records.
Yours truly,
q r SrrrTsNAN
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

fact that Smith Riley has lived for years
In the West, and has been an inspector
In Colorado for more than three years.
In this manner did honest John" pro-
oesd 70 enliahten the benighted denizens
Of this III fated land.
It 10 believed ~ result Of this elo-
qusnt harangue. committees Of safety
will b appointed, the towns OF the
valley fortified, and every means at hand
will be Invoked 70 ward OF the immi-
nent danger.
But It was only political pip, dream.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
coNrrrrurrovAL AmrNDxrNr.

general election to be held on the third
day Of NSyemser aGS there VII
of the State OF Colorado the question
State.
The authority for submitting such
question Ia found IN House Bill No. 169
which Is. In words and figures. follow
ing. viz.
AN ACT
To submit to the Qualified Electors Of
the STATE OF Colorado an Amendment
to Section Ii OF Articles XIV OF the
Constitution Of the stnie OF Colorado.
Concerning tCOnceruingJ the Fees and
Compensation of county. Precinct
and Othtr Officers
BE IL Enacted by the General Assembly
Of the s ate of Colorado;
Section 1. That thvre shall be sub
rni,ted TO the uuaiified electors OF the
State OF colorado at the next general
election Ter member Of the General
assembly for their approval or rejec-
ton. TIE GLOWING amendments - th.
Constituti IN of the State Of Colorado
, nsish YIN f thsr.en By , p ga
q part Of Il. Constitution. that is I.
s...ss IS Of article !. Of The Cen
Do sra.st q TO read as follows.
ssossg Is. For TIE purpose OF pi'f
vtding for and regulating tho comp.
Ulcers the 0enaral Assembly, shall by
law classify the several counties OF
the State according 20 population. and
rhaii grade and fix Tie compensation OF
the officers within the respective
classes according % the population
scale. Of fees 20 be CHARGED and col
and other Officers ~ may be dcslg
mated therein for services 10 be per
formed by them respectively: and
whore salaries nre provided, All fees
perquisites and omoluments shall b..
paid into the county treasury.
Section 3. Each elector desiring 20
vote on such amendment shall deposit
In the ballot box ticket whcreon shall
be printed the words For the amend :
ment to section is Of article IL con
cerning tho fees and compensation OF
county. precinct ana other eficers'
and ~A9atnst the amendment to aect ior
Is Of article ~ concerning the fees and
eompsn.ation OF eounty;. precinct and
approval or rejection OF the sam" by
or the other OF said groups OF words.
Section ;. The votes east for the
adoption or rejection OF snid amend
ments, or either OF them shall be cam
var~ed and the result determined In
the manner provided by the laws OF
the state for tho canvass OF votes for
representatives. In Congress.
Approved April sra, 1897.
In Testimony whereof. have here.
unto set my hand and affixed the grsa,
seal o. the State Of Colorado, at the
city Of Denver. this 3eth day Of sept
TIMOTHY ocoNNER.
tSeaI) sscretary 81 state
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
CARD OF THANKS.

We return thanks to our kind
neighbors and friends for the love
and sympathy they have shown us
in the loss Of our dear boy-lost to
10 on earth. but not forever for
we believe there will be a happy
reunion in the better land.
Mr.. AND MRs. JAMES FARNswoRTH,
Roy FARNswORrH
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

J. P. veerkamp has commenced
the building of nice large law
Office on Washington street on lot
north of the Hunter Mercantile
block.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

d. E. Mickey of Del Norte, can
didate on the republican ticket
was in town Thursday. Mr.. Mickey
has served as coroner four years al
the smallest expense to the county
Of any man who has ever filled the
office in Rio Grande county.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31

F.A. Plummer lost his keys Mon
day somewhere on the Gunbarrel
road. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving same at postoffice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-31
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1908.
HONEST JOHN"
IN the ROLE OF
WALKING. DELEGATE

vV0eOUUvOs O6e6V0u6
When The Standard OIL Special"
rolled into Monte Vista on October q,
ian appropriate date) the people Of the
entire community it was learned were
suffering from the delusion that they
were prosperous aud happy, that they
knew ct least fairly we'll their own cir
cumstances. Tho farmers had gathered
an abundant harvest; the stockmen's
herds were fat, and prices were more
than fair; the miners and prospectors
wore pursuing their wonted way con6-
dent in the future. In short all classes
wore satisfied with their present condi-
ton and the outlook seemed bright for
the future.
Tho National Forest covering the high
mountainous areas near them had been
established for over tbree yesrs, and the
beneficial effects upon the flow Of the
streams. which means 70 much to all.
wese beginning to be felt. The rangers
and ussrs Of the Forest OF all Glasses
were on the friendiiest terms. each had
full confidence in the integrity Of pur-
pose of the other.
But on that Hateful 43rd they were 70
learn Of the fearful danger that bad
bssn hanging over their heads for years
without anyone suspectins It.
It remained for honest John" to tell
them Of the terrible character Il tie
Feesst Service and it ranssss. d bow
the country wss being ruined; miners
bsin6 driven from the hills. and ssttless
from their homes without knowing Il.
Rseding . clipping. cut from the i'm.
mseulsts Denver Post. With the STATE
usat to the dear. dsiudsd psopls that be
vas reading erom tbs 'Use Book, the
regulations q the Forssty Bureau"
He resd, mot mine can IL stahed un.
I'll ore 10 paying quantities and the
manner Of IL Occurrences 10 shown"
" course il was Of little consequence
" honest John" that such statement
cannot b. found in those regulations: 10
feet that there are no regulations Of the
Foesst Service governing mining. but
having set up this logic. the cir was
msds rsdo,snt with calamitiss this
dream ssgulstioo wss causing.
The poor homsstsadss too. shut out
from settling upon the rocky. ,imbsrsd
sIopss and soow capped peaks, shared
hin sspaosive syupathy.
With tbs saos fairness shown 10 hs
trsatDsot u tie miner. "hoosss Johs"
Psocssdsd tsssfully 70 picture the hard.
sh,p q The ssttIss shut out from naking
thsss rocky lsdsss blossom like Tszas
cstsoe asld. Il uAstsssd iitsls V him
sAas nature. BY placias the sssas
oovsesd By thsss oossses u 90 altitude
avssagtos approximately 1850 esss sbovs
~ isvsl q The -, hes s6sossaily
6esrsd ~ asrtouitusist except 10 esw
MARROW Isolated valleys. TIE fses that
tAsss b practically 70 dslsv 10 sssslisa
uDoo lasds thst CO b classsd = M.
s0,1nssl ~ satirsly overlooked bv III
ouisseic 4alght o. oossss tAh vss @
eVssstgAs tps Asssse Johs souh nos b..
~ ~ na0A
Aosla tshiao - H. lavssiss eiaase-
n Nus-hs ND, ~ Fsssses,
Dueooa , y sslabalsA Hlsad Sssdsusse.
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s0111o1 IA vAssh ,osluAas o.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
MUSIC TEACHERS
WIFE WINS DIVORCE
Mrs. Antonia BoneIli Says She
Spent Fortune Buying Ne
cessitieS for Husband

Antonia A A. Bonelli. who obtained
divorce yesterday from Eugene S.
Bonelli a music teacher, had 100000
when she married the professor 10
years ago, but it has all been spent
She testified. Part of the money she
expended in buying diamonds and
other jewelry for her husband, Mrs.
Bonelli told Judge Graham. She also
bought him expensive clothing and
otherwise disbursed the money to help
him keep up a position and build up
his business" When the dot had
totally disappeared Bonelli began to
tire of her, she said, and told her he
had determined to lead a free life. He
left her lin March, 1907, Mrs. Bonelli
alleged.
Bonelli, who first sued his wife for
divorce, made a number of charges
against her which he did not attempt
to substantiate by testimony. He was
not in court yesterday, although repre-
sented by counsel. He had alleged in
his complaint that Mrs. Bonelli was
jealous Of his female pupils, and some-
times looked in the studio door and
made unpleasant remarks to the young
women he was teaching.
DENIED BY WIFE
These charges were denied by Mrs
Bonelli. and she on her part asserted
that her husband who is 81 years old,
was IN the habit of entertaining women
at theater and supper parties. She
SAID she received an anonymous letter
While In the country telling her of
TINS, and at once came to San Fran
cisco and ascertained that such was
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
MAKE FINAL OFFER
OF EVEN 100000
City Supervisors Issue Ultima
tum to Sanitary Reduc-
ton Company

President C. L. Tilden of the sani-
tary reduction works appeared before
the supervisors health committee yes
terday and reiterated the company's
demand for 100000 for the plant.
! Chairman Payotr and the other mem
bers assured him that the city's outside
price was 100000, and asked Tilden
to so informs his directors. The COM
pany was given another week to di-
gest the city's offer.
Payot and DR.. Giannini told Tilden
that the only value the city would re-
ceive would be the lands concerned.
Your plant is antiquated, said
Payot. Most of it would have to go
into the scrap heap. You violate your
franchise with every ton of refuse you
profess to reduce. The city would in
stall high combustion furnaces similar
to those we inspected at Seattle and
Vancouver, which consume without
smoke all materials and do not con-
taminate the atmosphere. For this
purpose, your equipment would be of
no use to u.s. The city does not want
to leave you stranded. We have made
an offer of 100000, which is generous.
and all you will get Let us hear
from you finally next Saturday."
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
ST. MARY'S ALUMNI
WILL HOLD REUNION
Entertainment Will Be Given to
Secure Fund for Compile
tion OF Gymnasium

The alumni association of St. Mary's
college are making active preparations
for an entertainment to be given in
the Dreamland pavilion on the even
ing of Thursday, October %. While
1t will serve as a reunion of the boys
and friends of the college. the enter
tainment will incidentally be the means
of securing funds whereby the new
gymnasium, now in course of cree
tion on the Oakland campus NAV he
carried to completion.
st. Mary's college enjoys the ad-
vantage of having a well organized and
efficient alumni association. This fact
was emphasized when at recent
meeting. the former students of st.
Mary's determined to give practical aid
to the gymnasium fund
Among the graduates of St Mary's
actively interested in the coming en-
tertainment are: Hon. r. j. Lennon.
90, president: Joseph Z. Coffey, rs:
r. r. Myrick. 81; +. j. Devlin, 81: p n
Mccormick, 'SS; w. A. Kelly, SO.
The details of the program have not
been made public, but it is safe to as
sumo that the evenings entertainment
viii be novel and interesting and par
ticipated in by artists of reputation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
ANTHONY Z0LLIKOFER
DIES IN MEXICO CITY
Former Popular CIubman Who
LoSt Large Sum in Play Is
Called by Death

Word has been received here
that Anthony Zollikofer died recently
IN the City Of Mexico The end came in
TINS picturesque character, widely
known in California and especially in
san Francisco. where ne was identified
with the commission business, after a
short illness from pneumonia. Zolli-
koter, VINO was 40 years old, had been
living in Mexico and Central America.
for some time. 1t is understood thar he
died q poor man.
Zollikofer never married and was a
favorite IN the clubs. Some years be-
fore the fire Zollikofer was numbered
among that little coterie of South
Americans who liked TO gamble for big
stakes. He played for large amounts
There being no limit TO the sums Wag-
cred. IL was no uncommon thing for
MIN 10 win or lose $25,000 in night
Those days passed for ZoIiikofer. His
fortune slipped away through such ave-
nues. and when financially reduced he
decided TO return to the land Of his
fathers TO win more riches.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

the case. There was one woman in
particular to whom Bonelli seemed un'-
duly attentive, according to the wife,
but she was unable to learn the name
of this woman
By an arrangement made outside of
court Mrs. Bonelli gets a lump sum OF
S2,250' in settlement of property rights.
She stated that her husband, who is a
money lender as we'll as music
teacher, earns $500 or $500 a month,
and Judge Graham suggested that she
should get $50 week in addition TO
the settlement. Her attorney, I'll. I'll.
Davis, said, however, that Bonelli had
threatened to leave the city IL an at
tempt were made to obtain from him
more than the S2,250.
VIOLIN CAUSES DISCORD
The subject of music seems to be
the chief cause of lack of harmony
between Joseph Lippi, motorman,
and Marie A. Lippi, whom he has sued
for divorce on the ground OF cruelty.
Lippi informed Judge Graham yester-
day that he liked to play the violin,
but that his wife objected and made
him stop by screaming. Mrs. Lippi
said she only stopped the music when
her head was aching. Judge Graham
ordered Lippi to pay his wife $2O a
month pending the trial Of the suit
Elizabeth ]. Collins sued yesterday
for the annulment of her marriage
with Thomas p Collins on the ground
that he has a former wife alive whom
he married in Idaho in 1901.
Other new suits for divorce filed
yesterday were Lotti Nina Griggs
against Albert C. Griggs, desertion;
Florence o. Dahl against Albert S.
Dahl. failure to provide; Florence
Faulkner against Thomas Faulkner,
habitual intemperance; Herbert M.
Campbell against Emma W Campbell
desertion; Ella West against Joseph A.
West, failure to provide; Max Reit-
man against Sallie Reitman, desertion
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
California Promotion Committee
tUHUANIZED 1902
s'PROMOTION-The act OF DromotInr .dv,no.

NOIttTzaLtlLElD
sPROAfOTION-The act OF DromotIn1 .dv.,o.
ment: encouragement Century Dictionarr
The California Promotion COMMITTEES mas S,,s n.
object the PROMOTING OF California a. = ,vhoi-
IL has nothing to sell. Its energies are devofe-i
70 fostering all things that have the ADVANCE
MENT OF Cah1ornia as their object. IL gives
reliable information every subfccf .or,s..@es
with the industries OF California 1t gives ES
COURAGEAfENT TO the establishment of nes0
IS not an Employment Agency. although IL ajves
information regarding labor conditions II me-
business and professional activity. This commirz
tee is supported By popular subscription ana
makes no charge for any service rendered. Ar
hliated with the committee are 100 commerelaI
organizations or the state with a memhershi,,
In different parts OF California. where nasrfsr.
OF state interest discussed Hesdo,,s rsers
OF the committee maintained IN Ssn T~.-
cisco in California building, Union sorare cop
RESPONDENCE INVITED. ~oN-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
hich I5i municipal employees shall re-

which municipal employees shall re-
ceive their monthly stipends.
An itinerant pay car which shall
your money to you If you are on the
salary roll, instead of the present
Perkins window at the city treasury,
Is the scheme evolved by the executive
officer of the health board. Broderick
wants it especially for his own depart
ment, but would not object to others
sharing in its benefits. The matter has
not officially come before the board as
yet, but individual supervisors have ex-
pressed mingled sentiments of amuse-
ment and chagrin at the doctors Sug
gestfon for a pay car. 1t is not likely
to be adopted.