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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

Ane regular meeting OF the city
council was held Monday evening.
Mayor pro TEN Potts presided. Mesa,s
Myers OF the first ward and MarshaIl
OF the second we're absent.
The session was q very short ma
little business Of Importance being be.
fore the council for consideration,
The reports Of the street commits.
sioner and the cemetery sexton were
received and filed. The first report
showed Is prisoners In the calaboose
Tor the past two weeks. The second
report showed the number OF burIals
during the last month TO be SO whites
and 3 colored.
The financial statement was the
third report heard. IL showed the
balance In the general fund 10 be
1858 98.
Mrs. e. B Llewellyn was notified TO
construct a walk along her property
on south side Of the west half OF lot
~ OF Sparks south side addition To
Mexico. The walks along the property
OF j. H. Lane, VIM. Vivion, Mrs. T.
I. Mildred on East Monroe strickland
Mrs Martha Larkin and J G. Lake,
nan on south Coal street we're recely.
ed by the council. Also the walks Of
Claude Lee, Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart,
w. p. Smith, O. A. Buckner, @. W,
Edmonston and Fry and Clay on the
Boulevard and J. T. Mason on South
Jefferson street we're reported salts
factory.
The city SCALES were reported worn
out by the inspector and q committee
composed of Messrs. Mcintyre, John.
son and Hook was appointed TO look
into the matter Of buying new scales
The engineers estimate on the
west Love street sewer was received
and adopted.
The bid OF B. A. Powell was then
opened. IL was Ia range of the engi-
neer's estimate and the contract
awarded to the bidder. The bid was
about g.
The following bills were allowed.
I1le ......... ..........s.....t 6l6.92
Oficers Salaries. .8O9.O7
Ferris & Oauthorn, material
for st. Com 1880
+ M Williams cemetery work. 1885
e W Walker, boarding prisoners 43 GO
o Miller. 49,. 2 90
Lacrosse Lumber Co. ...........2 7. 95
L N Ketter, brick. .37.1O
e B Sellard, wood for Mr.. Hill. loo
Fred Morris, groceries. LIE
Morris & Abbay, dry goods. ...... &c
VIM Diesel, blacksmithing. 80. q 75
John Beuth, plumbing material 900
Crymoline Mfg Co, d~isinfectant. .11.7E
M J johnson, s%prinkling and
freight hauling. ...........2 7 &C
Otis Purdy, medicine. &c
w II Kemp, Tor special police. .l2,0C
August Meyer, repairing. ...... 800
W r Kemp, killing dogs. ....... .6.7t
J o King, groceries .6.3t
B A Powell, fixing street cross
lnkb. .5U.Ut
Polar Ice u. ..,......., ......,.1 81
Arthur Ketter, asst engineer. 81. q
Smith Peterson Coal Go. ..........7 81
lOA WitberPpoon, title guarantee
10 sidewalk certificate. ..1,2I
w A Hendrix, balance on building
bridge s......... ........ 1926
II A Brauer, masoneFy work, .. .2s.2C
Feed for Fire Team. 1890
J n Llewellyn 8 Sons, medicine. $40
O I'd Harrison, fixing walk for
Miss West. so 4C
Bud Marshall, blacksmithing. IS %
Sc howard. .......t.,......,....b w
Mrs Fannie Briscoe, cemetery lot
deed to city. .................1 10 OF
Street work. 1872. IL
Haskell Bros. ............ H. 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

aOahouSe, rural route mail car
@kins his l5.day lay of and
much needed rest. BE
charming and amiablc wife
aaofen will visit friends and re-
I'm Lincoln county for 0 week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

Purchases R. r. Buckner Property.
Ben Brown, residing 10 miles south
west Of this city, has purchased the
R. R. Buckner property on South
Jefferson street. The exact price is
not known, but it was something over
$4,000. This is a fine piece Of property
and an elegant home. Mr.. Brown will
move to this property about the first
Of the year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
RaptIst Missionary Society

All Of the ladies Of the Baptist
Church are requested to meet with
the Missionary Society Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Special prayer SER
vices now in progress in this city,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

We have q large line OF heating
stoves for hard coal, soft coal, wood,
gas and coal oil. Every one Of these
stoves guaranteed. See us and get
our prices before you buy.
Ferris 8 CauthOrns
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

Y Campbell has returned to
70 reside permanently. Mr..
sl left this city several months
Y located In Colorado, and later
Jack TO Missouri, residing In
", but says he finds no place
Asiico and Audrain county,
al come back.p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
Buggy to Be Disposed


Our whips have all been
sold and arrangements COM
pleted to dispose of our bug
gy Saturday, Nov. Ia, as per
agreement with those who
purchased whips.
Mexico Implement and Har-
ness Company,
dlw1 Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
lan ?, Carter. In n ma,rv

'sa T. J, Carter, Jr., to Marry.
.s,i 'ilnt Carter, Jr., and Miss
wa Green will be married in
Alabama, at ST. Mary's
Y november 25th. MI. Carter
N, y John \. Carter, ST., former
N ~ S'sy' His friends 10 lMexico
Ledger In congratulations,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

tNS, Curtains, Linoleums and
ales. the largest varieties at the
prices at Blum's Dry Goods
n dlwl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

ISsING EAR, the
PODS on the market, for Ladies,
e'lDd Children, al Blum's Dry
! Store. d1wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
Maple Grove Items

F@~ 1AeNV awhile
Messrs. Ferris & Oauthorn visited
Mr.. Fecht Monday and enjoyed a
rabbit hunt.
Mrs. Armstrong, Of neal Benton
City, is very Ill Of typhoid fever.
The friends Of Mrs. Apple will be
sorry 10 learn that she is very Ill Of
dropsy at her home near Rush Hill.
Col. Billie Sims entertained a few
friends Saturday night with a goose
supper at Col. Gilpln's restaurant.
Col. Dahlem sold a COW to Mr.. Nun.
dy last week at % per hundred.
Miss Stella O'Toole is now employed
az the Mexico Shoe Factory.
Misses Eva and Bessie Tanner
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

Fue now ready to receive new
aOu will pay highest market
,o' same. VIM. Pollock MIL 8
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

suu want card showing weather
/, ana latest time table of ali
fhey are free at North Mis-.
trust %. w1d1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
HAD RABIES

ANIMAL THAT BIT LITTLE KATH-
ERNIE WAITE. LAST WEEK, DIS
COVERED TO RE SUFFERING
WITH DEADLY MALADY-cHILD
TAKEN TO ST. LoUIslFoR IxxE-
date TREATMENT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

elephone poles In Columbia
Wy on Broadway, will be re-
y cOnduits through which the
vii be passed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

Bloomfield ia boosting her Fair
" year already. It's going TO
lki than the State Fair. Get
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

received a fresh line Of oil
N dried fruits.
7. A. Chopper, The Grocer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

$40 Bracelets o., o. Bracelets IS,
90 Bracelets 1915, others ESQ and 2 al
Dearing'sf !: dwl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
Entertained Friends

Entertained Friends
With Dinner.
Tony Weinand, the well known and
popular restaurant man Of this city,
entertained bis many friends last
week, with a sumptuous dinner upon
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
Stock and
| Farm Notes
St. Louis live Stock Market

st. Louis Live Stock Market
Special Report 10 Mexico Ledger
National Stock Yards, ILL.,, Nov, 10,
1908.-Oattle receipts today 5000; mar
ket steady, Is to 25c higher than a
week ago on steers. Top today SIPS
for some heifers and steers mixed,ave.
1926 lbs. sold by US. No choice heavy
cattle here, best ave. 1923 lbs. which
sold at g. 10. Cows and heifers 10 to
15c higher. Stockers and feeders 10 to
15c higher. Bologna bulls iOc higher.
Good cows and calves in good demand.
Calves steady, top s7.25
Hog receipts today 1880. General
trade sc to 10c lower on good hogs and
medium kinds 10 to 15c lower; top
8 .07l; bulk Of the hogs s.. 40 to $3.50;
mixed butchers $500 to 1896; good
heavies s5. 90 to s8.07i.
Sheep receipts 5000. Choice sheep
steady at 4ic. Sheep and yearlings
mixed ave. 105 lbs. sold at s4.65; Wes-
terms and yearlings mixed G.35. Yves
tern ewes s4.i5; bulk Of all good sheep
lbs to "a, so. Lamb market BOO to
40c lower, with choice lambs selling
from $500 to So. So. Bulk Of the fair
lambs selling from st to 5fo.
National Live Stock Com. Co.
W. p. HOLT, of near Auxvasse, says
there Is o deArth Of stock water In his
section.
]. G. Crawford, q prominent stock
man Of Audrain county, marketed Of
his own feeding 231 head Of Western
wethers that averaged 100 lbs and
sold at "a. so on the st. Louis market,
Wednesday.
r. B. Kerr, Of Audrain county, was
represented on the st. Louis market
! Wednesday with q consignment Of cat
tie selling yearling butcher steers al
$3.50 to S5.7 [.
Among the Audrain county stock
buyers who attended stock sales in
Fulton were O. H. Dean, south Of Mex
leo, who purchased q mare, a worl
mule and q mule colt. w. q. Gun
ningham, Of Laddonia, who bought
cotton mules at an average Of s120
also q plug horse Of ]. W. Brewer fol
sS5. J. 7. johnson, Who'll bought
mule colts at from eos to s85 per head
Lee Bros, who bought II head o.
horses from Galloway owners, ranginl
in price from s45 to s1S5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

atlc and Superior Ranges anc
hg Stoves can be found here al
'ne, Ferris s. Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
County News.
MARTINSBURG


Rev. Stlllnan began a eerles Of meet.
ings at the M. e Church Wednesday
evening.
Leslie Stephens is having lumber
hauled and will erect a new residence
In the west part OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings, Of Moberly,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lewis last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. French, OF Mex.
leo, visited In this vicinity Saturday
and Sunday.
DR.. Diven and wife went to Gen.
tralia in their automobile last Satur.
day afternoon, returning Sunday.
Norman Martin and wife we're shop.
ping In Wellsyllle, Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

In buying a stove 1T is very essen
tial to get one that Is air tight and
guaranteed to keep fire, for II you do
not have a. tirst-class stove your fuel
bill will be twice what ii ought to be.
Now the Jewel, Superior and Estate
are perfectly safe stoves In every re-
spect. Why not buy mi of these and
have your heating problem solved sat-
isfactorily2 Ferris s. Cauthorn.
Dress Goods and Silk In all the new
est shades and weaves. d2w1
Ricketts, 8 Emmons ID. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

] Bush, a prominent furniture
Of 0~entralia, was in Mexico
H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
CITY COUNCIL
HAS SHORT SESSION

Little Business Before This BODY
Monday Evening : Powell Get.
Contract For West Love Street
sewer-A Number of Walks Ae.
eepted-New City Scales to Be
Purchased.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
A WGNFed Man

is a rather cheerful Individual. You
can't keep your husband in that frame
Of mind on porridge three times a day.
but we can pretty nearly guarantee his
frame Of mind every morning If you
will let us supply you a S ID. sack Of
New York Buckvheat Flour for Csc
and a quart Of old-fashioned Canada
Sap for 4oc. A few sips Of our Nor
ris Blend Coffee. (the best zoe per
pound article on the markell will keep
hto, a,a;obTa Ill H..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

Animal Had Attacked Pet Dog OF
childs Before Iniuring Hsr-Pas-
tuer Treatment the Only Known
Cure for Dreaded Rabiss-Littls
Fear Felt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
A, REED,

The Owls favorite rooster, who Is
now, and will for many years, crow
for the salvation Ct souls. The
above chicken was given the Owl by
Bob Hooton-the peerless one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

81 Phillip has returned from q bust
ness trip TO Hannibal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

newest things in dress trim
nets, landings, white and Per
Owl
/ Rckstts & Emmnna D. G. CO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

h, the little son of John Berry
v Branch, has diphtheria.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
DO YOU EAT BACON?

Do you know that one pound o GOOD
bacon goes farther than three pounds
Of fresh beef. Bacon Is more palat-
able, nutritious, and more easily
digested than steak.
MorrIs's special brand Of Bacon is
square-cut. firm. dry, sweet cured and
smoked in the old-time way. over a
hickory fire. 4 lb. to 6 ID. pieces,
uncut per Id. zoe. Sliced to order
no ends. no waste. no wrapping. per
ID. Csc,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

site and Superior Ranges and
b Stoves can be found here at
ane. Ferris 8 Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12


Il Pluukett Is quite Ill.
\. INA Ledger for NE New.
.crds, low prices at Bearings,
ROBERTSON is home from Cen
Umbrellas $3.50 to $1,000 al
bgs
0sybrOOk is in Macon on bust
.tc Ranges at Ferris & eau
tpg has a nice new line of goods
" you.
Backman, Of Slater, was In
Tuesday.
and Wsltham Watches only
h bearings.
"a. W Digges is home from q
Inn bis mother In Moberly.
,fcsn Lady and Sahlin Corsets-
RICKETTS, s. Emmons D. G. Co.
lid McPheeters is in So. Louis
bis eyes treated.
he Northern Potatoes by the
IN Hatbaway's. 29l-l2 38-l
bid Buckner, Of Moberly, is the
81 bis mother In this city.
Pipe and Flower Pots at
hi Smith Bros.
-
Pearl saunders, who has been
N, is much better
hes By the barrel carefully PACK
hmily use at Hathaway's.
--------------
a. Cullen was in Montgomerl
. business, Wednesday.
dried fruits, New Kraut, New
b Sorgum, New Rolled Oats a
Smith Bros.
Clay brook is home from At
No. - qs,-
Inbla may have . Republican
hper
received q fresh line OF al
dried fruits.
4 T. A. Chopper, The Grocer
Nicholson was here from Nc
Tuesday.
y Suits and Cloaks, all style
tlorS at the lowest prices a.
n DRY Goods Store. dlW1
IN are several cases Of scarlet
b Fulton.
1 10 your oats, They are rela'
higher than any other kind o
Vim. Pollock MIL 8 Elev
Peyton, Of Martinsburg, wa
u Friday.
AssOrtments In room size rug
sinster, Velvet and Tapestrys
Rcketts s. Emmons d. g. CO.
Ant paid on all deposits. N
nj Trust Co.
site and Superior Ranges an
hp Stoves can be found here q
ina Earrfa o. HauthaPn
N Brooks, Of ST. Louis, is II
ig the guest of relatives.
newest things in Dress trim
nets, landings, white and Pei
owl
Rcketts s. Emmons d. G. Go.
~ the little son Of John Berr
Y Branch, has diphtheria.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

~ Brooks, Of ST. Louis, is In
ig the guest of relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

Assortments in room size rugs
sinster, Velvet and Tapestrys.
Rcketts s. Emmons D. @. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

Ast paid on all deposits. N
MI Trust 90,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12
TURKEY

WE WANT one hundred dressed Tur-
keys for Thanksgiving.
WE WANT one hundred orders for
Thonkcoi.yfnn T,,xL.,-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

h Psyton, of Martinsburg, was
b Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

r@Orellas $3.50 to 5000 al
4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

. G.VSrook is in Macon on bust
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-11-12

i 10 your oats, They are rela-
higher than any other kind Of
VIM. Pollock MIL s. Elev,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24
TO PAVE MANY STREETS.

A resolution to advertise for bids for
the paving of the following streets was
adopted by the streets committee of
the Board of Works at it's meeting yes
terday afternoon: George street, from
st. Charles street to Magazine street.
with bitulithic; the same with bitum-
nous concrete; Hermon street, from
Chestnut street to Thomas street, with
bitulithic; same, with bituminous con-
crete; Napoleon street, from Hamburg
place to Elm road, with bitulithic:
same, with bituminous concrete; Ko-
morn street, from Hamburg place to
st. Charles street, with bitulithic; same.
with bituminous concrete; South Eley-
enth street, from Clinton avenue to
Springfield avenue, with telford brick
cutters; Parker street, from Elwood
avenue to Montclair avenue. with tel
ford brick cutters; Badger avenue.
from Clinton avenue to Hawthorne
avenue, with granite on concrete;
North Thirteenth street, from Park
avenue to Sixth avenue, with bitumin-
Il concrete; Springdale avenue. from
Roseville avenue to city line, with BIZ
luminous concrete.
H
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24
CHESAPEAKE'S FLAG
GIVEN TO BRITISH
William Waldorf AstOr, Expatri-
ated American, Presents
Trophy to Royal Museum.
by Cable to the start

LONDON, April 2s.-William Waldorf
Aston has presented to the Royal
United Services Museum the flag of
the American frigate Chesapeake, cap
tured by the British frigate Shannon,
on June 1, 1873; the bugle on which,
according to accepted tradition, the
order for the charge of the Light
Cavalry Brigade was sounded at the
battle of Balaklava, on October, 1854,
and the medals of Trumpet-Major Joy,
who sounded the charge.
This is tantamount to a gift to the
nation, as the museum is supported by
the State. Tt will be recalled that the
trophies We're sold at auction on Janu-
airy 30, and were purchased by Mr..
Partridge, who, it was rumored, was
commissioned by IN American col
lector. Many regrets were then ex-
pressed at their supposed loss to Great
Britain.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24
! SCHOOL HEADS ORGANIZE.
County Superintendent Perfect
Details of Association.
rBy Telegraph to the Start

TRENTON, April 23.-The New Jer-
sey County superintendent Associa-
lion met today in the State House,
completed details for permanent organi-
cation, and discussed general school
matters relating to county school ad-
in~inistration. John Enright, superin-
tendent of Monmouth County, presided,
and J. Brognard Belts, of the State
Board of Education, was secretary. The
officers were elected at the preliminary
meeting held several months g
The constitution adopted today pro-
Sides that the membership of the asso-
citation shall be made up of county su-
perintendents, members of the State
Board of Education, principals of the
State Normal schools and the State in
ispector of high schools.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24
RIDES AND FIGHTS
FOR FLEETS men
Battlesflip New Jersey Sailor
Wins Heavyweight Champion
ship with the Gloves.
IBy Telegraph to the star.l

Los ANGELES, April 23.-Los An
geles got its second wind today in its
entertainment of the officers and men
of the battleship fleet. The feature of
the day was an automobile trip of $50
officers, headed by Admiral Thomas, of
about a hundred miles to the leading
resorts nea Los Angeles.
Out at Pasadena several thousand
school children greeted the officers.
pelted them with flowers and sang songs
to them. The route after that led
through Eagle Rock, into San Bernar-
dino Valley. taking in Beverly Heights,
Glendale, Hollywood, the Soldiers
Home at Sawtelle, Santa Monica and
Ocean Park. The trip was a continuous
ovation.
The great event for the sailors today
was the prize fight for the heavyweight
championship of the feet between
Schlossberg, of the New Jersey. and
Altieri, of the Missouri. Altieri had
been champion for two years, but he
and Schlossberg had fought two draws
meanwhile. Schlossberg won today. ac-
cording to Jim Jeffries, but the local
sports said they thought it should have
been a draw. Altieri sent Schlossberg
to his knees three times.
The sailors accepted "Jeff's'' decision
and paid over the $1O,0 900 to $4,000 they
had up on the fight without kicking.
So Schlossberg is the champion of the
fleet from now on.
There was the usual barbecue and
fun at Chutes Park and the usual Wild
West show for the bluejackets in the
afternoon. The town was illuminated
at night, as it has beer all along. The
streets are damned day and night
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24
GEN. L. R. BARNARD HURT.
Falls HeadlOng Down Steps at
the City Hall.

Vile lo wing tie City Hall last
night in company with John r. Sinnott,
president of the Common Council. Gen.
eral Levi r. Barnard, president of the
Barnard Chemical Company, slipped
and fell %headlonG down the steps lead
Ing to the main entrance. He suffered
a severe confusion over the right eye,
a badly teraped nos, and several
bruises about the leg and body. He
was taken to his apartments in the
Continental Hotel, and DIR. William S
Di-arow vas summoned and dressed
the mans wounds. He said that Gen
that Barnard was not seriously in
5ured, bat that there was 4 possibility
that complications might set in. The
general will be confined to his room for
several days.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24
DISAPPOINTED BY FORT.
Governor Fails to Attend Dinner
TO Colonel Fuller.
[By Telegraph 70 the star.l

BAYONNE, April Ex-Governor J.
Franklin Fort tonight disappointed
some 200 citizens who had gathered In
the opera house hall to tender a compli-
mentary banquet to former Assembly
man Charles w. Fuller. The Governor
was on the card to speak, and hopes
were entertained for his arrival from
Elizabeth until nearly midnight. At
that hour, however, he had not only
failed to put n an appearance, but had
omitted to send any message Of ex-
PLANTATION.
The POSTMASTER of the dinner was
Prosecutor Garven, and among those
who spoke were s. w. Voorhees,, Attor-
ney-General McCarter, Justices Bergen
and Voorhees,, former Chancellor Magic,
Vice-Chancellor Howell, Judge Blair,
President HUMPHREYS, of Stevens Insti-
tute. Hoboken, and Superintendent of
Schools A. B. Poland, of Newark.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24
TWO FARCES AT ORANGE.
Playlets Given for Benefit of st.
Venantius's School Fund.

An entertainment and dance, for the
benefit of the school building fund of
st. Venantius's Church, Orange, was
held at the German-English Hall, that
city. last night. The entertainment con
sisted of two farces. one German, en-
titled $50 Passt's." and the other "A
Pair of Shoes" In the vernacular.
The committee in charge of the dance
consisted of Andrew T. Ziegler, floor
manager. Arrangement committee, the
Rev. P. Kurz, chairman; Edward nj.
Sand, Alfred Bittsrle. Charles j. Cow
ard. Otto Hageman, Charles Sauer, F.
Geus. Edward Leuchs, Gustav Kunz,
Romie A. Effenberger and Andrew 7.
Ziegler.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24
ANGUS CLUB DANCE.
The Most Successful Affair Held
in Kruger Auditorium.

One of the most select dances of the
season was held at the Kruger Audi
forum last night, under the auspices
of the Angus Club. 1t was, moreover,
the most successful affair, from q f1nan-
cial point of view, ever held under the
auspices of the club. The boxes were
reserved by other clubs, and were gaily
decorated.
Among the clubs represented last
night were: Franklin Alumni Associa-
ton, Mohawk Athletic Club and the
Velox Social Club. The arrangement
committee consisted Of: E. M. Minion,
chairman; John Neville, John Hill,
Maurice Fitzgerald. John Winters, Her
bert Cronley, Walter Felter, Frank
Gilliand, George Breno, Thomas Nc
Manus and Walter Dale. The floor
committee consisted Of George f.
James, George H. Denton and Hubert
Crowley.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24
PASSAIC ANTI-BRYAN.
Wynne Splits Bergen and Gets
rs in Sussex.

Senator John Hinchliffe and his as
s~ociates elected anti -Bryan men in a
majority of the districts of Passaic
County at last nights primaries for the
selection of delegates to the Democratic
State convention that is to be held
next Tuesday.
John +. Wynne, chairman of the Pas
sale city committee and supporter of
Bryan, said early this morning that
Passaic city and three wards Of Pater-
son would send Bryan delegates to
Trenton. Bergen County split even on
Bryan, and Sussex County elected men
who Will favor national convention del
egates who are for him.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24
YAQUTS KILL 3 AMERICANS.
Shot While Riding in Armed
Auto in Mexico.
;Ry Telegraph to tho star.I

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico. April 23.-It IS
reported here that an armored automo-
bile which a mining company at Sahu-
raipa, S,ate of Sonora. recently placed
in operation between its mines and the
nearest railroad point was attacked by
a band of Yaqui Indians and three
American prospectors, who were pas
sengers, were killed.
The names Of the men killed are
Percy jackson, Ed Brown and Ed Perrin.
Two Mexicans were also killed.