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Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18

John Bowling was In the city We'd
nesday from his home near College.
Mrs Josie Sheets and Mrs. Lou
Robinson are visiting In San Antonio.
N. +. Greathouse was In the city
yesterday from his home In the bot
tom. -" Il
Uncle Glib Foster aud c. A. Foster
OF Providence, were In the city yes
terday.
For Sale Sweet Vans Potato seed
az 80 cents per bushel J. J. Jones.
Route I. 81
n. r. Payne. OF Benchley, was look.
ing after business matters In Bryan
yesterday.
We have a car OF fresh pure corn
chops just received Phone 25l Hen
sarling Bros. 81
Uncle Dave Lloyd and W. W. Hol.
ligan Of Reliance. we're in The city
Wednesday.
Mrs G. VI. Brandon and George
Brandon. IT,, went to Houston yes
terday afternoon.
Second hand road cart for sale;
good as new Apply to N. W. Sims Jr.
w22 %
W. n McVey was up from Minter
Springs yesterday and paid the Eagle
once a pleasant call.
Misses Iva Payne AMI Ethel Hal
tom returned 10 Benohley yesterday
after visit In this city.
sam Lee departed yesterday for
his home atDimmitt after visiting
relatives In this county.
White wyandott eggs for sale. The
popular chicken: sIOO for 10. W. Z.
.iaham. Bryan. Route T. 30
". C. Wilcox went 20 Navasota
yesterday afternoon 10 visit his
daughter Mrs. G. ~ Camp.
e. r Boyett Is acting District
clerk while clerk Suber rs attending
court as q Witness al Hampstead
WANTED To BUY-Sound pony
horse. broke 20 ride aud drive. must
b. gentle aud not old. Tor cash. Ad.
dress or call on 49, r. Wallace. az
Eagle Office ,'-22
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18
ONE THING NONE KNEW.

A young minister In college town
was embarrassed by the thought OF
criticism In his cultivated congrega'
ton. tie sought council from his
father. an old and wise minister
saying: Father ! am hampered In my
ministry In the pulpit ] am now serv'
ing. II ! cite anything from geology
there is Prof. B.. ready 10 trip me up
science. right before me. II use an
illustration from Roman mythology
there Is Prof p. ready to trip me az
for any little inaccuracy. II men
ton something In English literature
tina, pleases me. am cowed by the
presence Of the learned man that
teaches that branch. What shall
do? The sagacious old man replied
DO not be- discouraged, Preach the
gospel They probably know yery
little o. that x.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18
Weather Notes.

Galveston. March 1.-THE barom-
eter continues moderately high from
Manitoba south 20 the Gulf, and the
weather is fair generally In the wes-
tern, central and southern portions
OF the country. II is somewhat war.
mer this morning over the cotton
belt, altho light TO killing frosts were
reported In most states east OF the
Mississippi river. Light snow In the
upper Mississippi valley and the Lake
region has resulted from a disturb
aace which Is moving east into the
St Lawrence valley. sno showers
have attended a barometit depres.
sion over florida peninsular In Tex.
as there Is some cloudiness this
morning and a sprinkle OF rain fell
at Del Rio. The temperature, is gen
orally higher and al time OF report
ranged from IS degrees at Amarillo
TO 90 degrees at Corpus Christi
y. BUNNEMEYER.
Section Director.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18

Just received one car June cut
forney hay. Special price per ton.
Phone 25i. Hensarling Bros. 81
Mrs. w. Stuart was called 10
Calvert yesterday by the serious III
ness OF her sister Mrs Ben LOVE-
- D. l.. Reed and daughter Miss LII
lie, arrived from Marlin yesterday
afternoon and are the guests Of rel
atives in this city.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church will give a tea at
the residence OF Mrs. j. J. Ray Friday
afternoon from 10 . o'clock All
are cordially invited 10 attend. 81
The Epworih League OF the Me;ho-
dist church will give a tea al the
home OF Mrs z. j. jenkins on Thurs
day afternoon from $3.50 10 = That
night a league social viii be given
at the same place. All leaguers are
expected to be present and all friends
invited. So
The Methodists OF Texas are aid
ing the congregation Of the Universe
~ Methodist church OF Austin 70
build a house OF worship. the con
gregation OF that place being unable
to build such a house as Is needed
without aid. The Methodists claim
to have almost one.third Of the entire
student body of the State University
and largely more than any other sin
gle denomination. Last sunday was
University Church Day, when offer
ings TO this cause were 10 have been
made by all the Methodist congrega'
tons of the state Bryan Methodists
observed the day. though the Offering
was necessarily small because Of the
indebtedness upon the property Of the
local church.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18
OBITUARY.

II has pleased God In His INFINITE
wisdom TO send over from time to
eternity our beloved sister. osa Ola
Mcfarland. She is nc longer in our
midst TO take part IN our deyo,lons,
and as We are called 10 mourn her
death. her church has lost a good
member and a devoted christian. her
husband a devoted and afieciionate
companion. and her children a faith
full and loving mother.
The deceased was born In Brazos
county Texas. Oct. 3Oth, 1856. and
died March nth. 1903. being % years
months and days OF age. She
spent the greater part OF her married
life In Burleson county. there being
where she united with the Methods,
church. living faithful TO Gods cause
ever after.
She was united In marriage 10 Mr.
Il. d. Mcfarland In 1891 and 20 their
union was born three children, all OF
whom are living We all deeply sym
pathize with our brother In the loss
OF his companion. ana with her chill
dren in the loss OF a devoted chris
tlan mother. As Il Is Gods viii ",
submit 60 humbleness. knowing ihr'
our loss is Heavens gain. Let Us
live in good faith and be prepare.
20 meet her In the blessed beyond.
lis sweet TO meet and sad to part
And always leaves a broken heart
Hnr Slsfnr Illlia
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

- .
Ladies free az The cory Monday
night. 81
c. NJ. stead was in yesterday from
Harvey.
Mrs. Nellie Ballard is visiting in
Houston.
Mrs. Matte Mike went TO Dallas
yesterday.
Father Deslmone visited Mumiord
yesterday.
Gus Steyener OF Eurten. was In the
city yesterday
Mrs. G. l.. Bskel Is visiting rela'
tiyes In Houston.
NJ. S Freeman Al Harvey. vas in
The city wednesday,
A. b. Mcswait was IN yesterday
from Rock Prairts
T. b. Martin II steep Hollow, was
IN the city yeste rday.
Rev. A. b Waite Of Edge. was in
the city wednf sday.
Rev. W j. (Meads Of Kurten. vas
in the city Yednesday.
Tom Galijun was in yesterday
from his h(me near Tabor
Judge Nv Dorcmus returned yes.
ierday az ernoon from Dalles
DR.. 20. p lee Of Wellh was a
visitor 10 The city yesier-as
w ~. Graham was in yesterday
from /his home on Rock Prairie
" ~ Fannie Anderson o., Houston
- he guest % Mrs W. : Johnson
(sor Salc-One bed room suite and
Enr chairs Mrs. r. j. sheffield 80
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18

The District Leaders 90 OBJ, Lsy
mems Missionary movement %. ths
Texas Methodist Conference wlI
have meeting 90 The rabsrlacl,
church. Houston, Thurs day ard Fri
lag o. tni- week. This u.s. par, OF
'ha -fsa ut.rI,uomualoaal move.
meat O.. Ile protestant christianity
n behalf Of world wide missions
The general secretary Mr Vs. 3.
Stubs. o. South Carolina alu Doe
present a aH. program bass been az
naeed. anI agmen .yslyHa.r. are
invited
Na Sic ID Fields. of houston. Con
ference lay Leader was .n Bryan
sunday AMI addrrssei O. gathering Of
Methodist iayHen IN the afternoon.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18
Gone 10 Hampstead.

II. O. Boatwright, J. ID. Barnct y.
Jametta. John DupOma. N. II. James
Dr. A. l.. Mondrick. Lawrence ROGET
to. sam Lorear. J. H. Suber, Jr., John
and Joe Fezini and Frank Deneaner.
went TO Hampstead yesterday after.
noon and another bis bunch went
last night TO attend the trial OF Joe
Fezlni and Frank Deneaner. charged
with murder In this county. The ca
SEES were transferred % Waco and sent
by the Waco court 10 Hampstead.
The cases are set for today. The de-
PENDANTS are charged with killing an
Italian woman near Bryan about 3
years ago joe Frzini. who WAS also
charged with being implicated IN the
killlug has already been tried. con-
ylcted and given Two years IN the
penitcE,!ary and has served out his
time ana returned 10 his home here.
The cases have been stubborniy con-
tested iu the courts. The defendants
are represented by Judge A. & Board
and Lamar Bethea. and tho States
Attorney Is assisted hy Judge V. b
Hudson.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18
sen Prairie day

Tor sale at Bryan Ice Company, s.
cents per bale. S.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18
- Pair Of zinc MINES.

John Nsiza, a Polish farmer living
n the College eommun- sold O pair
ot mules yesterday 90 Nr Herbert
Crgushav Tor The Water. Pierce Oh
Company Cor $500 FOO cash The mules
are extra large and g1lns and were
raised by Air. NeIza The Ol Com
pany WIN pun their delivery wagon
here with them.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18

Mrs. p. }. Fountain Mrs. J. Webb
Howell, Mrs j. E Ponder and Mrs.
J. Allen Myers viii give a tea at the
home OF Mrs Myers. or Thursday.
from I 10 : p. N. Many pretty arti-
cles lef, over from the recent Bazaar
viii be on sale during the hours.
Everybody cordially invited. sc
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18
Lenten Tea.

There will BE- Lenten Tea given
by Mrs. }. W English. Mrs. @. W.
Jenkins ana Mrs. VIM. Rigby. az the
home OF Mrs. English. on Thursday
afternoon from 20 $50 o'clock
Everybody cordially invited. Sd
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18
THE WEATHER.

Tonight. increasing Goodness
Thursday partly cloudy. weather war.
mer.-Cline.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-18

T. A. Hensarling and J. =. Nandivcr
were in yesterday from Steep Hol
low.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
BENJAMIN f. LEE
LAID To REST IN
TRENTON TO-DAY
Noted Democrats Throughout
State Act as Honorary PAIL
Bearers al Funeral.

TRENTON. April 2s--The funeral Of
Benjamin r. Lee. former Supreme Court
clerk and Democratic leader, who died
Sunday at Atlantic City. Vas. held
this afternoon from his late home
in West State street. Services Were
conducted by the Rev. Hamilton schuy-
Ter, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church,
of which MIR. Lee had long been ves-
tryman, The honorary naleesrers
We're:
Former Governor George T. Werts,
OF Jersey City: former United States
Senator james Smith, IT,. of Newark;
former Secretary OF State. Henry g.
Kelsey, of Trenton; Judge. q. D "
Nreon, of Trenton. Justice Alfred
Reed, of Trenton; former Senator
Henry j. Trick. Of yincentown; Dr. J.
Howard Willets. Of Port Elizabeth,
Ferdinand W. Roebing, Of Trenton;
Supreme Court Clerk William Riker, OF
Newark; Alfred L.awshe, OF Trenton;
William FL Brokaw. Of Trenton; the
Rev. George c. Maddox, of Trenton;
George Thorne, of Crosswioiss: John NJ
Harding, secretary of the West Jersey
Railroad, and John p Green. vice.
president Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
For the first time In the memory Of
those living the office of the Supreme
Court clerk in. the state House was
absolutely closed today. During the
hours devoted to the funeral OF former
Supreme Court Clerk Benjamin F. Lee
no papers were fled no searches made
IN his old office.
The clerks We're dis,nissed, the doors
closed and the blinds drawn William
.Riker. jr the present supreme Court
clerk, Yesterday ordered this unusual
respect shown to- Mr.. Lee, who Was in
office there twenty-five years. Mr..
Riker said that was as little as could
be done to show respectto the memory
of his predecessor.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
FINDS HUSBAND,
Who LEFT HER
FOUR YEARS AGO
Mrs. F. H. Hucher, Neither OF
Four, Has Spouse Put in
Jail.
WILL BE PUT ON
TRIAL TOMORROW
Herman Webber, Charged with
Non'Support, Up for
Sixth Time.

rs.erte5 hX hea husband for four
ynAi.s Mi.s F. II. Huchcr. OF 50 sorler-
set street, has at last succeeded in 10.
eating him arid he ls nov under $500
bal for trial in the First Precinct ro-
ice Court tomofr5w
Size is the mother Of four small chill
drea and for the past four years shs
has been unable TO locate him, al
though he claims that he. has been in
the city during tl1at le,iod. He was
arrested yesterday at 81 Livingston
street by Policemen Hommeihs aud
Rckcrline. OF the First Precinct. and
was held today for the hearing.
Another defendant in similar ac-
ton Herman 1Yebber. Of 81 Centre
street, made his appearance in court for
the sixth successive time during the
past two wears. He pleaded guilty TO
fhe charge OF no1-s1pport preferred by
his wife, who Is in dire circumstances.
So pitiahle is her condition that the
members Of Engine Company No. 3.
Who are staticred across the stree.
from her squsiid rooms, in Centre
street, contributed enough money last
Saturday to pay her rent, and had il
not beca for the generous action OF the
fire-fehters the woman would now be
without home Weber was lso, held
in the sum OF $500 bail for hearing 10
morrow,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
JUDGE RERUkES
JUROR IN CASE OF
IAMM|EY BAKER
Said to, Have Stated That He
Would Return Verdict Re
gardIess of Evidence.
WORSE THAN CRIMINAL.
DECLARES THE BENCH
No Name Is Mentioned. How
ever--Trial Is for $1,000
Damages.

a sharp reminder Of thei, duty was
administered to. the jury that is hear
ing the trial of the action for SIS, 900
damages, brought on behalf of 7-yesy-
old Tamney Baker against the trolley
company by Judge Heisley in the
supreme Court circuit today, Just before
the close OF the taking of the testimony
One of the jurors had been talking
about the case, according to informa-
tion received by the court, but the name
of the tslkative juror was kept secret
In fact, according to the words from
the bench. this particular juror is said
TO have declared that he had already
formed an opinion regardless Of further
evidence
1t was just after the court opened
that Judge Heisley, looking sharply at
the twelve men before his in the box,
said:
Il deem IL nj sufficient Importance
to gay that one or the members Of this
panel has stated TO several persons, one
OF them or considerably eredibjlity
thai resardless OF what the evidence
in the case may he, he had already
formed an opinion, and regardless Of
what the evidence would be, wouId 80
vote
Il csnnct believe that it is rrue thar
any man returned by the sheriff should
be so unraindful Of his oath as to De
guilty OF such conduct. Such man is
worse than an ordinary criminal. While
l. cannot believe that any man said
such thing, come man on the jury has
hecn indiscrcet enough to drop g re !.
mark that mas been distorted and exag-
serated. / simply present the state
rrlert ss received IL, but I will remind
every one Of YOU that IL ti1is case is not
decided according to the evidence tho
verdict will never be disnified by the
approval OF the Supreme Court. speak
to you as men, SO that there will he no
mistrisl. OF this case and urge upon you
the fact that q Juror cannot be infius
ereed by anything except the evidence
! believe that no man on the jury would
be knowingly influenced.
Tammey Baker is the daughter OF
Abraham Baker, and had her left foot
crushed by a trolley car in Jones street,
July 2S last.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
WILKINSON N-GADO|S
TO REBUILD GRAIN
ST0REH0UsE soon
.-
Fire Damage to Be Repaired
When the Insurance Is
Adjusted.
FlREpR0OF STRUCTURE
PLANNED BY CONCERN
Old Man Rescued from Flames
Is Reported Improved
Today.

As soon as the insurance is adjusted
on the contents and building of the
storehouse of Wilkinson, Ciaddis & Co
at New Jersey railroad avenue and
Murray street, which was consumed by
fire yesterday AFTERNOON. the firm will
have the place rebuilt and made fire.
proof. The total loss on building and
contents VIII be about $4,000 it was re-
ported today
That more damage was not done was
due TO the prompt and energetic work
of the firemen, who never showed to
better advantage. as they had lines of
hose pouring water into every window
and doorway inside of fifteen minutes
after the first alarm was sounded
Deputy CHIEF Joseph E Sloan was one
of the first TO arrive on the scene. and
as soon as he saw the condition of at
fairs sent In second and T. third
alarm
That brought Chief Ashley and Bat
talon Chiefs Morgan, Exal1 and Nc
Dern1it, with twelve engines, three
trucks and the water tower. All ex-
cept the latter was used hard and fast
for nearly two hours, and then one by
one the extra alarm companies were
sent home. . 1t was nearly 10 O'Clock
last night before tae last company left
The place.
si Mrs Edith McIntee and Mrs. Clara
Flynn, who had a. narrow escape III
ieayins the part Of the building where
they We're employed found after they
had gotten away from the place that
they had left their pocketbooks
III the huilding. After the flannes were
under control the rocketbooks were
found by the firennen and restored.
Jacob Dolch, the old man employed as
sweeper in the building, and who
owes his life to Superintendent Henry
$. Martin, of the Salvage Corps, is bet
ter today He was taken to st. Barna.
bass Hospital
Fireman Emil Kramer. Of Ensine
Company No. 5. who also had a. close
call, kept right on working. refusing
to go home. He is little bft stiff and
sore today.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
THREAT MADE TO
k|DNAP WH|TLA
BOY ONCE MORE
Police Hold Two Men Accused of
Attempting to Extort
$4,000.
LETTER SHARON LAWYER
f GOT WAS IN RED INK
Said ii 1t Was Ignored Death OF
the Lad Might
Follow.

BOSTON, April 2S--Charged with at
tempting to extort $1,000 fl NJ James
IWhitla, of Sharon, Pa. under the
ffhreat that they would again izidnap
Ehis son, Willie Whitla. two men we're
3taken to police headquarters today tor
&ali examination. The men, who we're
arrested yesterday at the South End
pos stotfice gave their names as John
'" Wright and Ernest IL Martin
Tile police claim that on April %
Wright and Martin wrote to Mr. Whitia
demanding thar he send them $40 900
! under penalty of having Willie kid
/ mapped. The letter stated that the
writer's had no regard for the life of
the child
Fhe letter was printed ia red ink,
apparently with rubber type. on white
paper and was mailed from the Dor
chester Central postoliice. II was as
toiloWs shorn of its misspelling of
nearly every word.
ear SirOur society. not having re-
ceived the money for return of boy, voted
to send the four men that had charge of aIl
alrainsements OF getting boy and take him
This may mean death to the boy SO II
was voted to give yon u chance TO pay the
money. Ine Black Hand, on receiving same,
VIII not trouble you. Not interested In the
Boy1es. just tools Of our men. Send 81 900
In $50 bills and 5000 in $1,o00 bills Send
1t In three lots Have 1t here Monday
morning. No tricllery, or it will go hard
with the boy when taken. win send man
OF steel for letters"
Send Arthur Howard Brown, pos
Station A. Boston, Mass"
After the arrest OF the two men
Martin told the police that he had met
man who told him he would give
him fifty cents If he would call at the
South end postoffice (Station Al and
ask for a letter for Arthur Howard
Brown
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
MORE F0RGER|ES
FIXED ON sykes,
TRENTON LAWYER

TRENTON, April 2s.--John Sykes will
not be sentenced on Fritiay. as was
planned, according to Mercer officials.
He may not know his fate fQr a week
or two weeks, That is because addi-
tional violations of trust have been
laid to him. He was confronted yes
terday with additional charges Of for
gerry, and he did not deny that he was
guilty.
Probation Officer Charles H. Ednunds
has investigated the main facts of the
lawyers life and methods, and filed his
report with the court.
Faced with two additional forgerles
Of the name Of his sister. Mrs. Anna
Cook, and the counterfeitins of mort.
gage for $500 Yesterday, Sykes. the
authorities say. admitted his guilt In
all thyee cases. His answer to Prose-
cutor Crossley. when charged with the
offsnses was tie, same that he has
made on previous occasions He said:
1t is true that have been guilty
- th11t. hue there are nc mere Those
sys thA, last ot n, falsiecatiors
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
BURGLAR DONE
OUT Of RICH LOOT,
But Dimes WELL

A burglar entered the apartments Of
Mrs ". IT. Ward. 5e Arlington ave-
nue.. last night between . ana II
O'clock and helped himself to gil the
delicscies in the household larder.
Then he made a leisurely exanination
of the valuables contained on the first
floor He was finally heard as he
moved about by Mrs Ward, who was
awakened in thea.rocm on the floor
above.
The burglar found sinall sum OF
money in bureau drawer before he
-becsnie aware Of the fact that lie pres-
ence had been discovered, and made
hise scape with this before the mem
bers of the l1ousbold had descended to
tlls scene Of his operations. Had It
not besn for the oppoftune awakenins
of Mrs. Ward y - possible That xAe
rnareudsr would hays made 4 rich naul,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
SUICIDE MADE SURE
GAS TUBE WOULDN'T SLIP.

That her attempt. to die should nct
fail, Miss Anna zelifte. of 2ss orangs
street. iii inhaiins Illuminating gas.
turned the rubber tube three or FOUR
times around her neck and then placed
the end in her mouth. She committei
suicide last night at the home Other
sister, Mrs. Ida Soaring, ass Academy
street.
Miss Zeliffe had bsen Ill for some
time aud had not been able to attend
to her work property. She took Asr
l.fe wh-n no ons was In her sister
nat - 49, .x r
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
Jersey SCHOONER IN SMASH

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April 2S.--The
schooners Charles r. Klinck Philsdel.
phia for. Salem, and Hattie H.. Bar
lbour, Camden, N. j., for Bangor; Ne,
were in collision off here Yesterday.
The Barbour. considerably damaged L
was towed i'm here .-
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
REGMO SHAKEN AGAIN.

REGGIo, April 2s.--An earth shock
with loud runplings was felt here last
night The population was greatly
alarmed but there ~.as no dansrs
done
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28
ICE TO BE ss A TON.

NEW YORK, April 2s.--Independsn
ice companies have given notice that
altar May the price of ice will be IS
q ten instead u -
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28

LONDON. April .s.-Hahl HaHd B3y
the local representative ef the X onnx
Turks. declared today that when Abdul
Famid reached Salonikl he probably
would have to stand trial on the
charges set forth in the fetwe deposinx
hi,n
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28

MONTE CARLO April 2s.-Presidsnt
Fallieres. of France has sent q tele-
gram to Mehmsd v. conveying his con-
gratulations on his acceptance to- the
throne and his best wishes
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28

WASHINGTON, April gs.--The Turk
ish ambassador. Husseii Kahn Bey.
today formally notified the state de-
partnent OF the succession to the throne
of Mehenmed Resehsd F.ffelidi as Sul-
tan OF Turkey under the title Of
Mehmed Y.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-28

fAIp DIuf9Hfy, Do.
In the order in which they appeared
on the ticket, the Citizens candidates
for village trustees were credited by
districts az follows: Charles Fl. Burke
telected). First, 144 Second, 1877. Third,
22o: total, 5s1 Frank J Hill (elected),
tcenttnuad % sseaaa rawa,l