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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-21
SUBURBAN OBITUARIES.
MILTON W. PIER.

While telling his son a story of Civil
War days, Milton w. Pier, "a years old,
a veteran, died suddenly last night at the
home OF his son, Baldwin w. Pier, 2S
Main street, Beleville, death being due
to heart failure su~perinduced by q corn
plication of diseases. He had lived with
his son two years, having previously for
several years being an inmate of the Sol
diers' Home at Kearny.
Mr.. Pier enlisted soon after the outbreak
of the Civil War in Company A, Twenty
sixth New Jersey Volunteers. He was In
the battles of Bull Run, Fredericksburg
and Gettysburg, and, receiving an honor
able discharge at the close of the war,
went to New York and ~reestablished him
self in the express business.
Besides the son with whom he lived in
Belleville. Mr.. Pier leaves three sons and
a daughter. They are Milton =. Pier. OF
Jersey City: John M. Pier, OF Verona, and
Myron r. Pier, of this city, and Mrs. James
A. Webb, also Of Newark. A brother.
Harry, who lives in Bloomfield. and a
sister. Mrs. Lorlnda Peer, of Montville,
survive him.
The dead maj was born at Pine Brook,
in Morris County, He will be buried
there, beside his wife, who died five years
ago.
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M REWARD TO BE
DISTRIBUTED SOON.
Meeting of Orange Committee Tonight
to Talk 1t 0yer-Lucky Ones
Not Yet Decided On.

Desiring an illustration of further ex-
tension of Jersey justice. Thomas A.
Davis, chairman OF the committee which
promised and has collected a reward Of
$1,000 for the apprehension and convic-
ton of the murderer of Frederick X,
Romer, of Orange, on December 10 last,
has called for tonight in his office a
meeting of the body of citizens which
pledged the sum. The matter of arrans
ing for distribution of the money is be-
ing arranged for by Detective John ORA
bell. of Orange, working In conjunction
with the Philadelphia police.
Asked who was likely toNget the money,
Mr.. Davis said today;
There is no doubt the advice of the
Philadelphia police will govern the dis
is now in the hands of Detective Drabell
and the Philadelphia authorities
Mr.. DAVIS said he understood the total
amount of $1,000 had been subscribed. -.
There need be no worry on that point,
said the former Councilman. "1f the sub,
scription has not been completed it will
be-"
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SUBURBAN PAGE
"DUKE OF EAST ORANGE"
AGAIN HEADS HIS PARTY,
Edward HART Elected Chairman Of East
Orange Democratic Execu-
tive Committee.

AT a meeting of the Democratic executive
committee of East Orange held in the
rooms of the Democratic Club IN the
Hollywood building, East Orange, las'
night, officers were elected and commit
tees appointed to draw up rules to govern
that body and to make arrangements for
"a permanent meeting place.
The meeting was called to order by
William j. Murray, secretary of the COM
mittee, in the absence of Julian A.
Gregory. Nominations for chairman OF
the executive committee were called fol-
with an eulogistic address. John Maloney
placed In nomination a man. he said, that
was a true Democrat. a faithful leader and
one who stuck to the prty through thick
and thin and who was ready at all times
to preach the cause of Democracy. In
concluding, he said it was a duty and an
honor to nominate Edward HART, the
Duke of East Orange" as chairman of the
committee, which carries with il the lead
elshlp OF the city. MIR. HART was elected
unanimouslyA
In accepting the office Mr.. Hartt made a
lengthy speech, in which he thanked his
constituents and told of the ups and downs
OF the Democratic party for some years
past, and said that in reading a standard
almanac recently he read of asplrants to
The leading office of the land that there
were several candidates who thought they
had "cinched'' enough votes to be their
party's leader, but after the convention
they were missed in the shuttle. BY some
present 1t was taken as having some sig
nif1ance of the William j. Bryan boom.
John ]. Mafoney was elected vice-chair-
man, William j. Murray secretary, and
Edward I. Anderson treasurer. The COM
mitte2 appointed by Mr.. Hartt TO draft
bylaws consists of John ]. Maloney, Will
lam Murray and Laurence McCabe jr.
same committee was appointed to ar
range with tie Democratic Club as to a
meeting place. The m will meet
once every month previous TO the county
committee meeting.
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GLEN RIDGE.
RELLEVILLE
AND NUTLET

hotel all day Thursday, and at night
went into Mr.. Romer's room when ]
heard footsteps as l was leaving the
attic, where 1 had been staying for
several hours. 1 was not in the room
very long when somebody came in.
II got into the closet and got be-
hind some clothes, because I thought
somebody was coming who would be
likely to murder me. Somebody came
in after 1870 o'clock and reached up
In the closet to get a nightshirt. After
that he closes the door and locks me
In. l got out finally by using a button
hook.
"Then somebody says, Who is
there?' and walks to the washstand,
and l says, Don't do that He says,
Never mind and / thought he had a
revolver that he was going to kill me
with. He didn't give me a chance to
get out. I struck him four blows and
there was an awful tussle, at the close
of which he fell toward the washstand.
after he got the shaker out of my hand
and had struck four or five times at
me. Finally he strikes himself some
where-I don't know where-and falls
and smashes the basin"
Iile negro duu0Q Ind lie plCkSu up
the diamond ring and put it in his
pocket, and "while ] was there I
thought / might as we'll take the coat"
he concluded.
On cross-examination by Mr.. Young,
Wilson was described to enact what
occurred in the room in the struggle
with Romer. He said he had been
convicted twice.
Wilson's confession of the murder,
made in Philadelphia. was put in evil
dence when Captain James /. Doneghy,
head of the detective bureau there,
took the stand. The confession was
by Prosecutor Young. When
Doneghy left the stand, Wilson was put
the stand for the third time during
the trial, 1t was to attempt to show
that the confession was made under
duress and without knowing it would
be used against him. He acknowledged
it.
j William Allen. a Philadelphia negro,
the stand said he knew Wilson as
He said Wilson acknowl-
edged 10 him he killed Romer, but in
self-defense.
Joseph F. Coogan. a Philadelphia de-
swore to the making of the
confession. He was a witness to it.
Detective Drabell, of East Orange,
said the closet where Wilson hid in
Romer's room could be opened with a
bu%ttonhook.
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NOTES OF THE ORANGES.

A ladies night will be given by Branch
5, District No. 5, st. Patrick's Alliance, in
Eaton Hall, s North Fifteenth street, East
Orange, on the evening of February 8.
Dancing will follow the playing of euchre.
To benefit the Homeopathic Hospital Of
Essex County a charitable euchre will be
given on Friday afternoon, at the residence
Of Mrs. w. Fl. Williams, SS Essex avenue,
Orange. at 8 o'clock.
A musicale will be given in the Masonic
building, Orange, Saturday night, by pupils
Of the Efie Young schools.
4 St. Johns Dramatic Society, of Orange,
will give a mixed minstrel show and
dance Thursday night, In Columbus Hall,
that city.
Governor ]. franklin Fort, Sheriff Som :
mer, former Governor Murphy and other
notables are expected to speak at the din
ner of the Mems Club of st. Paups Episco-
pal Church, East Orange, on January 81.
A talk on lizard Times" will be given by
James M. Reilly, of Jersey City, a national
committee man of the Socialist party, in
Eagles Hall, Orange, Thursday evening.
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TRAvIs-wILsoN.

Tho Rev. Thomas Travis, pastor Of
the Pilgrim Congregational Church of
Montclair, and Miss Mary Eleanor Will
son were married at 5 o'clock yester-
day afternoon in the Central Presby-
terrain Church. IN Fifty-seventh street,
New York. The Rev. DIR. w. Merle
Smith,. pastor of the church, and the
Rev. DR.. Amory II. Bradford, Of the
First Congregational Church, Montclair,
officiated. The bride, who is a daugh-
ter of the late DR.. James Wilson,
formerly rector of the church where
the ceremony was performed, was given
away by her brother, Howard Wilson.
MISS Edith Robinson. of New York,
was bridesmaid, and Arthur Bradford,
of Montclair. best man. The ushers
were Howard Dickerman, of Montclair;
Judson S. Todd, DR.. william VIVA v.
Hayes. Frank e.. Bradley and c. w.
Wheelock, of New York. and Edwin S.
Prieth, of Newark. After the ceremony
there was a reception at the Hotel
Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis after returning
from their wedding trip will live at 50
Mountain avenue, Montclair.
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MAPLEW00D.

The Maplewood Sporting Club basketball
fves will play the Railway Y. M. G. A.
team and the Crescent Five, of Montclair,
in the Sporting Club hall Thursday night.
A dance will follow the games.
Miss Caroline Mcguire, of Oakland road.
has returned from a two weeks visit TO
relatives In Brooklyn.
The Maplewood Public School basketball
five and the representative team Of Co
lumbia School, South Orange, have ar
ranged a series OF three games for the
basketball championship of the South
Orange grammar schools. The first game
will be played in the Sporting Club ball
next Friday afternoon.
10 the class in the Maplewood School
which has the least cases of absences and
hardness during each week Superintendent
of Schools Henry w. Foster will give q
half-holiday on Friday.
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NUTLEY.

The funeral Of Mrs. Susan Graham took
place this afternoon at her home, in
Prospect street, Nutley. The Rev. will
lam stuart, pastor of the Nutley Reformed
Church. OBLIGATED. The interment was
made in Rosedale Cemetery.
The second lecture of the free lecture
course under the auspices OF the Nutley
Board of Education will be given on Fri
day evening at the Town Han auditorium
by DR.. William T. Dorward. of Stelton,
and is entitled Picturesque Scotland
The lecture will be illustrated by stere-
opticon views.
The Children Of Mary of st. Mary's
Church, Avondale, have elected the fol-
lowing officers: President. Miss ANNA
McMurray; vice-president, Miss Mary Nc
kenna: secretary and treasurer, Miss
Irene Callahan.
James FL. Carey, of Springfield, VT. who
has been the guest of N. Bachelor, of
Ayondale road, has returned home.
Miss Constance Williams, of Nutley ave
nue., has returned from a weeks visit to
friends in New York.
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MILLBURN.
RVINGTON
AND HILTON

secretary, Charles w. Martin treasurer,
and Edward A. Raynor SOLICITOR
Miss Mary Volamini, of Pitt street, and
John Rosaiine. of Paterson. will be mar
ried on January r.
Stepbep X Watts, of Washington street,
has returned from Philadelphia.
George H.. Van Duyne, who recently died
in Newark had a large circle of friends IA
this town. He formerly lived in Bloomfield.
The Young Peoples Society OF the
German Presbyterian Church, Bloom
field. held its annual meeting last night,
when officers were elected as follows
President, J. M. H. Kohlman; VICE
president, George Leiss; secretary. MISS
mann: chairman of entertainment COM
mittee, Frank w. Zeidler. The affairs
of the society are in a prosperous con-
dition.
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GIANT WATCHMAN DIES;
ILL ONLY THREE DAYS
Wallis Thatcher, Former East Orange
Policeman, Expires Of Pneumonia.
Guarded New York Bank.

Wallis Thatcher, a former member of
the East Orange Police Department, died
yesterday afternoon at his home in Lin
wood place. East Orange, after being ill
three days OF pneumonia.
Six years ago. while Thatcher was doing
duty In Main street. his height attracted
the attention of a New York business
man. Thatcher stood 6 feet AZ inches, and
made an imposing appearance in uniform.
He accepted an offer to become a day
Waterman at the Fifth Avenue Bank. New
York. and held the position up to the time
he was taRen sick. Officials of the bank
SEN a physician TO East Orange in an
effort TO save the watchman's life.
Thatcher was about 40 years old and is
survived by his wife and several children.
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ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS.
Fellowship Gathering Tonight of East
Orange Congregational Parish.

In connection with the fortieth a%nniver-
sary of the First Congregational Church,
of East Orange, this week a Fellowship
parlors. Addresses will be made by the
Rev. Frederick b. Pullan. DR.. Ambrose
w. Vernon, DR.. C. j. Ryder and several
charter members. On Thursday at z P; m.
held. Ladies may be present for the adj
dresses which will be given, commencing
at about $50 p. M. George A. Boyce,
Horace Jennings, j.. G.. Percy and the pas
tor will speak briefly. The principal adj
dress will be by Dr.. c. C. Creegan. of New
York, upon "Christianlty Around the
World" On Friday at 2:30 p. IN. the
Woman's Society will meet. Next Sunday
morning the church school will hold a
special anniversary service. The commit
c. L. Beckwith. chairman; ]. C. McLaury,
w. e. Rumble and DIR. A. +. Thompson.
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MONTCLAIR.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Williamson, Of
Greenwood avenue, left today for a two
weeks stay with friends at Lockport,
N. Y.
Miss Jessie Henderson, OF Peekskil,
N. Y, who has been a guest of the Misses
Leonia and Dorothea Murray OF North
Fullerton avenue, for the past four weeks,
has returned to her home.
James Wilcox, of Central avenue, has
gone on a business trip to Denver, Colo,
and expects to remain away until April /.
Miss Teresa Tierney, of Bloomfield ave-
nue., is visiting friends at Plainfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Harrison. of
Washington street, are entertaining the
Misses Jennie n Mamie Crozier, Of ht-
tie Falls.
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IRvINGT0N AND HILTON.

Otto Becker, of Park avenue, ~Irvington, Is
recovering from a long illness
Crigcrio Pietroeolulo. an Italian junl1nsn,
OF 1S Calumet street, Newark, was held in
$500 bail on a charge of petit larceny. by
Recorder States this morning. He was ac-
cused by Councilman Ernest Boerger with
taking two lengths of iron pipe. In the
mans cart was n chicken and some hogs
livers, all of which, as in the case OF the
pipe. the italian claimed to have found.
He also had a pocketbook containing about
81 and another containing n cents. The
former he claimed to have found. The lat
ter he said was his owp. When Policeman
Schultz attempted to arrest the man he ran
UP Springfield avenue for several blocks.
until Walter Brooks tripped him.
Henry Diehl. OF "a Orange place, Irving
ton, entertained a few friends at his home
Saturday night.
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TO DEBATE ON SENDING FLEET.

A debating contest will take place to-
night in the hall of the Cdlored Branch
of the Y. NJ. c. A., Montdlair, between a
Carlton Branch Of the Brooklyn Y. NJ. c.
A. on the question, Resolved, That Presi-
dent Roosevelt Acted Wisely in Sending
the Combined Wal Fleet to the Pacific
Waters" The Brooklyn team. which will
take the affirmative side, consists Of John
r. Turner, Frederick r. Lopez and John
negative side. and consists Of S. r. Wat
son., Charles c. Robinson and Robert
Queen.
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MRS. ISABELLE M. RUSSELL.

Mrs. Isabelle Morrison Russell. wife OF
Thomas Russell, Of Montclair. died at her
home, 60 Church street, that town, last
night, after a long illness. Mrs. Russell
was S. years old and had been a resident
CT Montclair thirty-three years. She was
a daughter Of the late John Morrison, of
New York city, and was married to Mr..
Russell forty-nine years ago. She was one
Of the founders of the Montclair Children's
Home and took an active part in its man
agement until about three years ago when
her health broke down. She was a MEM
Der of the First Presbyterian Church,
Montclair, and belonged to all the mission
airy and other societies connected with
the church. Besides her husband she is
survived by. two sons Thomas r.. Russell.
or Montclair; the Rev. George jeffrey
Russell, of Pittsburg. Pa, and one daugh-
Ter; Mrs. Charles e. Burgess, OF Mont
clair; The funeral arrangements nave not
yet been completed.
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FOOTBALL TEAM RECEPTION.

The reception to the football team of the
short Hills High School, given insthe Par
lsli House last night by DIR. Uhlman, the
principal OF the school, was a successful
amalr. Inc arrangements were looked
after by Mrs. J.. w. Van Ingen. Mrs.
George w. Campbell and Miss Jane Du-
rand. Three tables were set and Or. Uhl-
man sat az the head of one, Professor
the other. The Rev. J. w. Van Ingeu
acted as toastmaster. and toasts were re-
sponded to as follows: Our Country
John M~andeville; Our Schools" Profess
sor kalb; Our High School" Mr.. East
man; Our Colleges" DR.. Uhlman: mill
burn r, s. Oliver; Athletics" Johr
Crozier; First Team" r. S. Oliver, ir.
Ladies'" Jack Van Inrnn -
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BLoOMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE

Christopher Corbin. of East Orange. was
fined $40 by Recorder Cadmus, in Bloom
field, last night. on a charge of cruelty to
animals, preferred by Charles A. Sickle,
an agent for the s. p. C. A., who showed
that Corbin was driving a horse with an
ugly sore on its neck.
Oliver Gourley. of Thomas street, is con-
fined to his home by Illness.
Philip Russo. of 2S4 Glenwood avenue, is
sojourning in Italy.
Ogden & Cadmus have received a new
safe, to replace the oneNrecently cracked
by burglars.
ego, is the guest of Mrs. Joseph G. Sale,
in Broad street.
The Bloomfield Building and Loan Asso-
ciation last night elected Guy L. Whitney
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BOARD OF HEALTH REoReAr1zEs

The Bloomfield Board of Health re-
organized for the year last night by re-
electing DIR. Edwin M. Ward president.
Joseph G. Sale was reappointed health and
Charles II. Halfpenny was made attorney
to the board for a term of two years. The
salaries will remain the same az last year.
President Ward appointed these commit
lam A. Ritscker, jr.; food and drink,
Charles A.. Keyler and Thompson; finance
and supplies, Gilbert and Ritscher; in
~fectious and contagious diseases, DR.. Ward,
Keyler and Thompson. DR.. Joseph c..
Sale entertained the members IN his home
after the meeting.
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last night. TheJ were: Edgar L. Aeker-
man, James C. Brown. Frederick Storm,
Walter w. Tappan, John r. Conlan and
Walter Ellor Mr.. Ellor was named as
vice-chairman; Mr.. Storm as secretary
and Mr.. Alderman as treasurer.
James ]. Thompson, Harry l.. Osborne
Seymour p. Gilbert and James Y. Nicoll
were named to act as an auxiliary COM
mittee.
Mr.. Koeher, who will act as party leader
in the town, is well known in public life
throughout the county. He is a lawyer
n is deputy surrogate. Mr.. Kocher was
recently made town attorney In Bloomfield
to succeed Charles III. Halfpenny. His Sc
lection as chairman gives general satisfac-
ton among the Republicans of the town.
Mr.. Kocher resides in the Berkeley Hill
section of the town. He uses an auto
considered one of the best auto drivers in
the State.
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TRUSTEES M FOR
THE CALDWELL LIBRARY.
Borough Council Confirms Mayors APP
pointments-W. N. Hasler
Has Long Term.

At the Caldwell Borough Council meet
ing last night the Mayor appointed the
trustees for the library as follows:
William N. Hasler, for five years;
Thomas c.. Provost, four years; Lewis G.
Lockwood, three years; Charles w. Hun
ter. two years. and Thomas 8. Gladding,
one year. Supervising Principal Clarence
e. Hedden and the Mayor will also be
members of the board. The appointments
were confirmed by the Council.
An Informal discussion was held by the
Council on a municipal pumping plant for
the borough. The matter will be taken
up by the water committee. The next
meeting of the Council will be held on
February 8.
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IRISH REELS AND JIGS
Enjoyed at Annual Dance of Wolfe
Tone Club of the Oranges.

Several hundred people attended the an
nual dance of the Wolfe Tone Athletic
Association of the Oranges in the German
English School Hall. Orange, last night.
Exhibition Irish reels and jlgs were given
by John McDermott and George Edwards.
The following were in charge:
Floor manager. Thomas Brennan; as
~sistants, Stephen Gaynor, James Carr,
Simon ]. Gascoyne, Thomas McKenna.
Reception committee, Peter Mahon, chair
man; Cornelius Sharkey. Timothy Farrell,
John O'Horo, Patrick Hudson, Patrick
Higgins, M. Quinn. Entertainment COM
mittee. Peter Rogers, chairman; Thomas
Mcmahon. James O'Rourke. Thomas Nc
kenna, Thomas Gilsinen, Hugh Fitzsim-
hill, Cowan's orchestra furnished the
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KOCHER NOW LEADER
NEW HEAD IN
BLOOMFIELD.
Deputy Surrogate, Who Was Recently
Elected Town Attorney, Chairman of
Town Executive Committee.

The MEMBERS of the Essex County Re-
publican Committee in Bloomfield last
night elected Charles i. Kocher chairman
of the tcVn executive committee to succeed
Harry l.. Osborne. who declined a reelec-
ton. Mr.. Osborne defeated MIR. Kocher for
the position a year ago.
All the members voted for Mr.. Kocher
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FIREMEN TO BE pALI-BEARERs.

Fire Chief Harry ]. Becker and Fireman
Frederick Helmlinger, of South Orange, and
Benjamin Finneran and George Werner, Of
Orange, will act as pall-bearers at the
/ Vose avenue, South Orange. tomorrov
morning. The others have not been an
nounced. The village fire department. at a
tons on the death of Mr.. Mills, who was
a member of the hook aud ladder company
The active hremen ane the MEMBER Of the
south Orange Exempt Association will turn
out in uniform at the funeral.
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Joke EDITOR TELLS HOW.

Pointers on the several brands of humor
IN American life were given by shomas L.
an address to the Unity Club, of Unity
Church. Montclair, last night. His adj
dress was p~unctuated with humorous
body had a good laugh.
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BIG INITIATION IN BELLEv111E

Harmony Lodge. L. o. o.. r., of Belle
vile, had the largest initiation in the
history or the lodge last night, when a
class OF twenty-five candidates WAS re-
ceived. Seven others were made members
by card There were a number OF visitors
present.; IL Is expected that new life will
pc tnstilled in the lodge. which has not
been so acttve. in recent years. A supper
was served after the degree.
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PACKAGE PARTY AND DANCE.

The second annual package party and
dance given by the Ladies' BENEFIT Society
81 Mit 2rspg stre %as o held AZ laa Ha apsn,n Hall I min IN
dance committee consisted OF Mrs. Mil
stein, Mrs. Welstein, Mrs Pinsky. Mrs,
Schalk, Mrs. Stickler, Mrs. Goldstein, Mrs.
Siegle, Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. Altman and
Mrs. q. Ditch. The floor managers were
Herman Sporting and John Pinsky.