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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
SHOCKING ACCIDENT
Little Daughter Of Kari Weld Killed
by Fall from Upstairs Window.


This community was greatly shocked
on Tuesday afternoon by an unfortunate
accident that bofell little Lucille. tho
three -year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl Weld. The little girl was playing in
the apartments above her fathers bak-
cry on Front street and had apparently
leaned over window sill to call to her
father below when she lost her balance
and fell head foremost 10 the cement
pavement, a distance Of some IL feet,
A hurry call was sent for DR.. Pollock,
who was in a few moments bending over
the unconscious form Of tho little child,
but cursory examination showed that
the skull had been badly fractured and
there was no chance for recovery. The
doctor had the little one removed to his
hospital in the forlorn hope that an oper-
alton to relieve the pressure upon the
brain might be Of benefit. but it was
found that the injury had been too severe
and in a few hours the vital spark had
left the little broken frame.
With all that was mortal Of their child
the stricken parents departed yesterday
morning for Perry. Okla, where the re-
mains will be inferred.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
Library Site Chosen.

The Library Board on Tuesday went
over the portion of City Park allotted
them for library purposes and definitely
deoided upon where the building should
be placed. and it only remains for the
City Engineer to stake off the site when
active work will begin. According to the
boards decision the building will be plac-
ed just south of the center of the park,
facing toward the north, and the inten-
ton is to have the steps leading to the
main entrance reach and connect with
the circle walk. 1t is expected that the
excavation will be commenced by the
first of next week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
OddfeIIows Banquet.

Another large class of candidates were
made Patriarohs at the meeting Of Zoar
Encampment last Friday night. Visiting
members from Fowler, Manzanola and
La Junta brought in several aspirants for
Patriarchal honors and the local lodge
contributed a good quota. A splendid
banquet at the. Arlington Cafe followed
the ceremonies of initiation.
Rocky Ford Lodge, No. 81. !. o. o. F..
INDUCED In social session on Tuesday
night. The regular business Of the even
ing was dispensed with and instead the
time was most enjoyably spent in par
taking of an excellent supper and in
ssemly and sooiable amusement.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
A Bio MEETING
Delegates from Valley Towns Assem-
BILE ut La Junta Yesterday.

Trains to La Junta yesterday were
crowded with delegates to tho convention
that had been called to discuss tho pro-
posed Kansas Colorado Power and Rail-
road Co. In tho crowd were delegations
from Canon City. Pueblo and other towns
along the valley. and at this pcin. they
were Joined by most Of the thirty-s K
members Of tho committee appointed by
President Lance Of the Rocky Ford
Board OF Trade and many besides the
committee who were interested in the
project for an electric power and irriga-
ton company.
According to A. q. Hulit. who is pro-
noting the scheme. the plan is to build
power plants and an electric road from
Canon City or Florence, Colo. to Garden
City or Dodge City, Kan. The frs,
and main object appears to be to light
the towns and furnish power for lifting
water for irrigating purposes along the
Valley, for which S5.5oo.oo0 will be re-
quireG and the idea is % furnish this cap
itai by the sale of stock to land owners
and others along the way.
As soon as this stock company is or
ganized and contracts secured for the
full amount Of the stock. then the plan is
to increase the stock and bond issue tc
Sl5ooo.ooo for the purpose Of building
the railroad.
The promoter says that not one dolla,
of promotion stock will be issued; each
share will be sold for cash or notes
which will be put in the hands of vel
known Trust Company, to be held by
them until the plants are built and every
provision Of the proposed contract COM
piled with.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
Council rlatters.

The city council on Tuesday night
granted pool hall licenses to Messrs Jack
son. Martin. Rodeck and Swink. They
also gave first reading to an ordinance
granting a ten year franchise extension
to the Rocky Ford Electric Light Co.
Several bills were allowed and the re-
mainder Of the time at Tuesday and
Wednesday nights session was spent in
the discussion Of important matters
which have not yet reached the point of
definite action.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15

Brioklayers this week commenced
work upon substantial new building on
the corner of Ninth street and Railroad
avenue, which will be occupied as a
garage by the otero Garage g. Bicycle
Co.
Louis Huguenin. the old and well known
Frenchman who for many years has re-
sided on North Twelfth street departed
with his family on Tuesday for North
west Canada, where they will make
their future home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
R. ROCKY FORD. COLORAD FRIDAY. MAY IS. 1903
GRADUATING EXERCISES

Another years work in the Rocky Ford schools will close
week from todsy-Fday May 92-and the students
busly preparing for the exsrces that will mark the closing
Popular interest Of centes about the Glass Of 1905
which this year numbers H. but aud pupils there il
lees interest in the exercises marking the graduation from
Eighth Grade Tho class this the largest turned
out by the high school preparatory department. numbering l2
from Liberty and from Lafayette school.
The Board Of Education has adopted the following order
OF exercises for commencement week:
Sunday May s a 1ss,:.. " @ essisf %
Tuesday May ''S.. Glass ss sos "' Professor " Grand Opera House.
Thursday 2-Esh,h Liberty
At Liberty Building 8 pm
Friday May Ssssi sass Sisss.s1 sse Lafayette o.
Friday May 22Hsh School commsnssmsn. Exercise. =; Grand
as ss:f'ss kss
Following is the for Liberty Glass Of the High
School Preparatory Department:
s.sisscn Eugene w'ys.sh.
Lsss InaT sssssnt sSas - - - - - - - - - - - Ro; onss Is:s
soio-In shsdsx s. I,lsI Mars 6ex;i
ssss.1: ss%s a::' s'e' - s.ss c.'' a:ss: e.:
IN: :, ,.,, s.ss: s.s.ss MsGs%.. s,..
sSTs pay Of Rest E,sS; s9;
.spsf,seSs Ralph
sssIaas' Glass; sas OF Diploma. - Girl. s cSs,a: as.a:
cs lavender and White mo..o-cmb Tho tn. Rocks b Rugged
~r 0RAog.sEs s ps, Class or SSrrrrs so .oHsT u,.,
s.... s:: ::' s.: ts-. II;
Roy msxssl Lover Len. or.s MCGEE o''' e''''
:::: $s;st sss :s F:s,
s y a, Bacon s.xs: x.':S :s :ns iss'f ss:
ssts sssas sss%s'''''' sssss Sample.
Kssssa KsR ciews.r k.sha aeas.n ss. T:ss,.
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The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03

The trip to Japan given at the home
OF d. c. Roberts yesterday afternoon
was rare treat for all who attended.
The conveyance on the trip was beet
wagon and the start was made from
the Hotel Bcrendo. The Ladies' Aid
society had requested the use OF Il
japanese flag from one of the Japs in
the beet fields nearby and was told
that he had none, but would make
one. When II arrived, the ladies were
aStOunded at the remarkable needle
work on his production. Among many
other curios displayed was cup given
by the Emperor TO another Jap who
kindly consented to loaning 1t for the
occasion. Many japanese pictures
were on display and most interesting
and instructive afternoon was furnish
ed to all.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
HOLDING THE BABY.
Introducing . Nice Point In Baby Car.
riaee Etiquette.


riase Etiquette.
THAT fellow doesn't know the first
thing about the etiquette Of the baby
carriage." remarked one Of q group
OF men at Thirty-tirst and Main streets.
The comment was made to all in q
general way. One Of the group, tho
man with frayed collar and look Of
pntient resignation. gazed anxiously at
a couple about to board a car. The
mother was sparring In a desperate
sort OF way with one OF those baby
carriages which shop statesmen can open
and close In minute and the users In
from five to thirty minutes.
Don't see anything wrong with
that" said the man with the frayed
collar. Hes got to hold the baby
even II she does have to wrestle with
the carriage. You don't think he ought
to hold the baby and take care of the
carriage. too. do your
well. there's one thing sure" re-
Joined the objector-"the man doesn't
know thing about baby carriage eti-
quette. What you want to do 1t this:
II the baby weighs more than the car
riage. it's the mans place to hold the
baby. II the carriage weighs more. he
should hand the baby to his wife"
"Oh. pinie" interpolated the man
with the big black cigar. you're way
OFF. What he ought to do Is to hand
the baby to his wife and the carriage
to the conductor."-Kansas City Star.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
Some Phases Of Phrases.

Tears stood In his eyes.
won't you be seated?' he asked.
She arose gracefully.
"What do you think Of that get-up?
whispered her rival.
lie offered her his hand.
THANK you." she said sweetly. but
I hardly think | need another"
She stumbled awkwardly over n
chair.
II hope you enjoyed the trip" he re-
marked pleasantly.
He listened with bated breath.
"I want to catch every sentence" he
explained.
She was forced to admit that she
missed him.
"Ah." she sighed. 81 am indeed an
almlcss creature"
He told her of his great love.
when belle is told," she whisper
ed winsomely. "a ring generally fol-
lows Bohemian Magazine.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
POINTING THE BONE.
Queer Superstition Of tho Native
Blacks Of Australia.

Queer Superstition Of tho Native
Blacks Of Australia.
The native blacks Of Australia are
STEPPED In superstition. A black fellow
will on no account go near the spot
where another black has been buried.
He has deep rooted aversion to one
particular bird-the wagtail-because.
he says. him all day talk. talk along
white feller. tellum all about black
feller." and no opportunity Is lost Of
killing these little birds.
Many tribes bury" their dead by
sticking them up into the forks Of
trees and there leaving them till the
flesh has either dropped or been taken.
leaving the bones clean. These bones
are then taken down. the larger ones
buried and the smallest handed round
as keepsnkes to those nearly related
to the deceased. Should one black fel-
low wish the death Of a rival or enc
my he points the bone at him. This
means that he takes one Of his late re-
lation's bones from his dilIy bag and
at the man he wishes to get rid of. all
the time pouring forth threats and
curses.
Strange as It may seem. the one
pointed Mt will often languish and
eventually die. perhaps in a month.
perhaps In n year. for no sooner is the
bone pointed than he makes up his
mind to die. and there IL no saving
him.-London Standard.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
No Hope.

The editor OF the Forest, (Wis.
Times has given up In disgust, judging
from the following from his news
paper:
You may love her at a distance;
You may worship her afar:
You may gaze upon her beauty
AS you would ulon a star,
And get near enough to tease her,
But be satisfied with that
You can never hope to squeeze her,
In Merry Widow hat.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
Man With the Monkey Wrench,

There is somebody else besides the man
Who sits ut the steering wheel
And sends along on its wild career
The merry and mad mobile.
When tho car is stopped with a broken
spring
Or skids In n ditch to stay.
Oh. then the man with tho monkey
wrench
Is the hero who saves the day.
The chauffeur looks at the cheering crowd
With calm and a naughty face.
And away he flies like shooting star
In tho dust OF the whiriwtnd race.
But tire may burst or a cylinder crack.
And he goes to sit on the bench.
While tho man OF the hour, tho man Of
power.
10 the man with the monkey wrench.
New York Press.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03

A quiet wedding occurred on Tues
day evening when Mr.. Archie F. Sale
and Miss Mertie Mathews were Joined
in the holy bonds by Rev. a. W. Rice.
Only members Of the immediate fam
lilies were present at the ceremony
which was performed at the home Of
the bride. The young couple have the
best wishes OF host OF friends for n
happy welded life.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
Spilled Mercury.

Mercury spilled on table or floor Is
somewhat hard to collect unless speciai
precautions are taken, owing to its
tendency to divide into small glopules'
which roll away at the slightest touch:
II wet ring is made around the spiiled
mercury by the aid of wash bottle or
other similar means. 1t VIII De touhu
that the globules Of mercury cannot
cross the ring. The mercury can theh
he collected in small shovel made
from piece Of thin card or even an
ordinary envelope.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
Race Of Life.

There wouldn't be so very mucn run
in living II there were not hurdle OF
two to jump over In TINS race y. ~, ~
There always have been obstacles anu
there always will be. and 1t Is OF no
use to repine over acknowledgements
Union.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
WIND NEAR CHERAW

Ihe town Of Cheraw had narrow
escape from Il cyclone which mace its
appearance In the northern part Of
the county Wednesday afternoon
about o'clock. This is the first one
recorded in that section OF the coun-
try. Some rain fell around La Junla.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03

Miss Ethel Bass is taking a two
weeks vacation from her duties at the
First National bank. Mrs. r. Ed.
Dowhey is tIling the position during
her absence.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
Sharp and Seratehy.

ave didn't let our furnished house
to tho Dillinghams."
"Why notY'
That oldest Dillingham; girl is wear
Ing short sleeves. and she's got ell
bows that would dent the hardest Of
hardwood furniture" Plain
Dealer.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
Encouraging siIe.

silas-I swan, squire, but my oid
mare has just chawed up my pocket
book! .
The squire-Don't worry. sile' That
will make her 20 so fast she Is liable
to win the races ut the falr.
Silas-Why SO. squire?
The Squire-Well, you know money
makes the mare go.-Chicago News.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
Caution.

THAT young man comes of fine old
stock" said the suitor's friend.
''Is his family In Burke's PeerageT
asked Mr.. Cumrox.
mo"
well, we've about decided not to do
business with any stock that isn't list
ed."-Washington Star.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03

Mrs. Edwin johnson and son were
over from Sugar City Thursday to at
tend the Japanese social at the Roberts
home.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
THE JUNE GROOM.

Just now you're not
Or much account:
To very much
You don't amount.
II done without
You now should be.
Your sweaty face
No one would see.
Your big red hands
Would not appear
To mar the scene:
That's very clear.
II some one could
Devise n plan
To wed maid
without n man,
Your wiltcd collar
Would not seem
a blot upon
Loves perfect dream.
Your awkward poses
Would not make
The BRIDES relations
Want to take
You out and dump
You In the lake.
Don't think because
You hold her fan
You cut much Ice.
You foolish man.
You're just the groom
There by your side.
AL radiant. fair.
Behold tho bride.
sho is the glorious
Show today.
And you. poor groom.
Are In tho way.
You do not add
Unto this scene
One bit OF color
'Ccpt It's green.
You are Il super.
That IL all.
And cut n figure
Very small.
No one inquiries
Your name or stays
To look Mt you.
In singing plays
You'd lug spear
Or hold n horse.
They tolerate you
Here. OF course.
Because when done
with fuss and frills
You are the guy
Who'll pay the bills.
Detroit Free Press.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many kind
friends and nein hbors who so kindly
assisted us during our late bereave-
ment.
j. +. DREsCuER AND FAMILY.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
Very True.

Very True.
II don't see why they want, to put
down race tracks,"
"Why not?'
Because. no matter how good a man
may be In other professions. go to any
race track and you can always find a
bettor."-Baltimore American.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03

The antiquatcd frame awnings 10
front OF the wooden row" one stall Of
which is occupied by the New Era
have been removed. Good work.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
Our N,iohbors.

Sunday School Teacher-Why did the
Lord command us to love our nelen.
bors? Little Iola-Oh. ] guess II W.
another way Of telling US to love our
enemies. = Ncw Orleans Times-Deno'
crat.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03

Rev. Carver, wife and son. OF Sugar
I ity. were over yesterday afternoon
to attend the Japanese social.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03

J. N. Brooks has quit Sugar City
and Is now employed at Brownies bar
her shop.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03

The tpdikc family has moved into
the new home on the Stephenson. Dye
ranch.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03
Why Willie Kept Still.

The Minister-You kept beautifully
still while was preaching. Wiliie.
Did you like the sermon?
Kid-No, sir; but papa said ne u
spank me good and plenty II l woke
him up.-New York World.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03

rfesh COW for sale. NJ. +. RICE.
The Ordway new era., 1908-07-03

Carbon Paper at this office.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
Bay Cities Week

This week viii be a busy one for the
tossers of the Bay Cities league. All
the nine teams have games scheduled
for today. Saturday and Sunday. As the
leaders viii all clash during the series
some lively ball is looked for.
The weaker teams of the league have
been adding new stars to their lineups
within the last week. One of the most
notable additions is big Lloyd Russell,
the man who has been playing first base
for the Napa nine all season. Russell
viii hold down the initial sack for the
Calkins team and as soon as he gets a
good line on the players he probably
will be made captain. He is a left
handler and hits the ball hard.
The old rivals, the United Railroads
and the Transportation club, will meet
IN the first game here this afternon and
the Imperials and the Gantner & Mat
terms viii furnish the second exhibition.
At Berkeley the Golden Sheafs and the
Wiley B. Aliens Will meet at , o'clock
while the Calkins and Fruitvale lads
viii cross bats a. FruitvaIe.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
THESE MEMS SAY
IS LAW ABSOLUTE
Cadillac Inspectors Have Power
to Reject Parts in the
Least Defective
SELDOM FIND USE FOR III
Variation Allowed Is Almost
Infinitesimal, Being But One
ThOusandth of an Inch
SELDOM FIND USE FOR IT

The most autocratic department OF
all in the Cadillac Motor Car COM
pany's big factory-the one from whose
absolute authority there is no appeal
is the department. of inspection. when
an inspector rejects a finished part as
defective because it varies from the
set measurement
In the manufacture of ten thousand
Cadillac Thirties with completely
standardized parts, il is necessary that
the closest possible watch oe kePt 20
BIT faulty. from finding its way lnto
one of the cars Working through az
the machine and tool departments or
the factory. measuring and gauSlh,S
and sizing each and every part IN sHidll ~
lots as they have left the machlnSS, $50, ~
Cadillac inspectors maintain an ever
lasting and argus eyed vigilance
In the manufacture of parts Tor the
Cadillac motor, transmission. seaISf
etc.-cylinders. piStOnS- plSton tiuS
connecting rods, wrist pins and an w.
rest-the limit OF variation pefmltIeu
is one thousandeth OF an inch-
But the percentage OF relected pdl'S
The result of such accuracy anu
such rigid inspection is apparent Wheh
the assembled motor reaches the TEST
ing room. because it is seldom indeeu
that a motor must be torn down dLtet
it's preliminary test.
Complete Standardization or paris
has involved q huge initial cost 10 the
building Of the special machines anu
tools required 70 bring the new Inlrty
to the degree OF operative perIectioh
which has been attained
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
REAL ESTATE BOARD
AGAINST BROKERS' BOND
Notice of Opposition to State
Realty FederatiOn's Bill
Sent Broadcast

At the meeting of the directors OF
the. real estate board yesterday there
were present S. G. Buckbee. j. r. How
ell E. L. HOag, 5. l.. Center and A j.
Rich
The secretary reported that pursuant
to the resolution passed at the last reg
ular meeting opposing the proposed OIL
bv the California state realty fedora
tion and imposing a bond uDon reai
estate brokers, he had mailed copy 10
all interested
A communication was received from
the civic league requesting the real eS
tate board 10 appoint one of its MEM
bers to serve on the supervising com
mittee for the purpose of looking aIter
the work of the Civic league in check
ing up the expenditure OF the SlS,OOo.-
600 voted by the city for improvements.
The secretary was instructed TO con-
fer with the chamber of commerce.
Merchants exchange and the Mef-
chants association in regard TO the ae-
ton to be taken by those bodies.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Wednesday. November -. 1908:
Emil Van den Buick, %. 4l55 Twenty fifth
ST.. and Georgia Klauenberg II, 4l55 Twenty
James J. Conrad. 26, Sonora. and Anna NJ.
Jessup, 10. 1S4 Liberty ST
Edward J. Luby, %. 3 Fremont place. and
Conception Riebeling, IS, 400 Eighth ave.
Louie =. Geminani. "a 1914 Valencia St, and
Blanche Doolittle. Is, 14l1 Valencia ST.
Cornelius Murphy. %. 20o5 Seventeenth St,
and Jane Sullivan. "a, se4 Utah St.
both Of 37S Arlington st.
Jacob N. Davis. 81. 712 Grove ST, and Pearl
Coleman. IS. e47 Fulton st.
George Morell o. 2432 Mission St, and Maud
Foley. Is 1899 Broadway.
Joseph T. Kathriner. %. 642 Ellis St. and
Annie c. Geary 90 So Pennsylvania ave.
Edwin II. Henderson, 2i. 569 Sacramento St
and Mary A. Copeland. is. al Alvarado st.
Joshua L. Cook, 81, and Anne Eagan. 81. both
Matthew Dnny. %. 1923 Broderlck ST.. and
Annie NJ. Kilculen. 20. 947 Minnesota st.
William H. Cook. a. Yosemite valley, and
Jennie Wage, 80. 1893 oFarren ST
George s. Sexton. ~. 692 Fulton ST. and
Augusta Prsg, CO. SOC Cole st
Anton Bertanna. 25. and Marta scilIigo %,
both Of 60 Serpentine place.
Hubert c. Ray, ~. Nisalia, and Sempronia
z. POlhemus 81, "a Hill st.
Jacob p. Transue. A. Los Angeles, and Mel
lie Ely Douglass, 80. New York
John Pavicich, q. Santa Ana, and Macrena
Power, Is, 1905 Octayia St
NIasajiro Kai, 20. Los Angeles, and Yana TAX
asthma. D. 2025 Pine ST.
CLYDE c. Hinsbaw. % 1850 Golden Gate ave,
and Margaret @. Farmer. "a. l1O9 st.
Stephen Navarro p. 100 Lombard St, and
Petra P. Davis, lS 269 Hilbert ct.
John W. Courtney, q. and Edna Courtney, 30,
Rudolph Brandiein. 80, 1889 McAllister ST.,
and Carrie Seibold, is. Oakland
OAKLAND. Nov. 25.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Otto Tinnemann %, Oakland and Sue Par
rish "a Berkeley
John o'connor, %, and Mary Nagle, D. both
. Fred J. TheiIe. %. and Nellie V. Schultz, 25,
both OF Oakland.
william T. Allen. 80. Oakland, and Alice G.
Wheeler. p, AIelrose.
Merritt A. Dawson. %. Oakland and Flora
v Smith. 30, Alameda
Paul Klein, %, and Lillian Warrington. 23
omer G. Glass. %. and Carolina V. Bangs.
49, both OF Modesto
william F. Grubbs "a aud Carrie L. TURNKEY.
&C. both OF Oakland
Herman Friberg 40 Oakland, and Ida r.
HAgarlund "a. Los Angeles.
I,ouis W. Clopton. 80, and Grace Ronald. 30
both OF San Francisco.
William 2. Ellis, 80 and Charlotte NJ. Will
liarus 26 both Of Fruityale.
Wilhelm C. Nelson %, Elmhurst and Mary
A. Dillon. 40 Berkeley.
Frederick NJ. McNair, 30, and Ida /. Service,
30 both of Berkeley.
Reinhold Paulson. 81 and Sophie Linder, %,
both OF Berkeley
owen Murray, 40, and Della Benson. 80. both
OF Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
HELD ON MURDER CHARGE

John T. Carr was held for trial be-
fore the superior court by Police Judge
Shortall yesterday for shooting and
killing Gustave Winberg. a sailor, at
Fourth and Folsom streets on the night
OF October 81. Carr has served three
terms for petty larceny and in 1901 a
charge Of robbery against him was
dismissed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
FOOTBALL PLAYER A BENEDrcK

NEW YORK. Nov 25.-Although the
ceremony was performed on February
29 last. it has just become known that
+. A Dillon. captain and quarter back
of the Princeton football team, married
Miss Leidy in this city. Announcement
OF the marriage was made yesterday.
Young Mrs. Dillon is a daughter of J.
J. Leidy, editor of the Newark On. J.)
Star