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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
AUTOS CONTEST At
PLAINFELO SHOW
Snappv PrOgfam Scheduled for
$50 M Day Anniversary
Celebration.
fspecisl to the Evening star.1

PLAINFIELD. July 6.-Today. the
second day in the Plainfeld charter day
celebration. has for its feature the
automobile parade, in which severa
hundred machines owned locally and In
other parts of the state participated
this afternoon.
The committee for the parade are
Alexander Milne. marshal. and f. L. C.
Martin. Allen b. Laing. g. r. Norris,
A. c. Thompson. DIR. r. c. Ard. Harry
W. Marshall, Fred o. Ball and H. A.
Todd. aids. The prizes are. first, a
silver cup, presented by the Plainield
Courier-News; second. a Rushmore gem
orator, presented by the S. w. Rush
more dynamo works; third. a dash
board clock, presented by the Plain
field Auto Tire Company.
After the parade the hill climbing
contest up the Watching Mountain
will close the program. The prizes win
be gold medals for winners, silver
medals for second. The first event will
be for cars selling at 81. 100. second event
for cars under 81, 500, third for ears up
10 $4,000, fourth for ears upwards of
$4,000; fifth, free to all runaboutS; sixth.
free for all.
A great civic parade yesterday
opened the three days festivities in
honor of the fortieth anniversary of
Plainfeld's charter day. The city was
given over to the arrival spirit. Every
industry in the city was represented
in the procession with an emblematic
float.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
LITTLE GIRL is GUEST
OF HONOR AT PARTY.
EmeIda Marie Mates First Com.
muniOn Celebrated.

A first communion party was ten
dered little Miss Imelda Marie Nate,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Nate,
of 519 Twelfth avenue, Sunday. Fea-
lures of the program which was rem
dered were violin and piano selections
by Harry and Miss Elsie Schwarz-
waelder, and plano solos by Miss Kath-
crime Suenderhaft. Miss Imelda Nate
and Miss Elsie Scheffmeyer. Some Of
the little guests We're: Anna Nate, Elsie
Schwarzwaelder, Katherine Suender-
haft. Edward Baatz, William Mulligan,
Teresa Baatz. Harry Schwarzaelder,
John Baatz, Carrie Baatz, Katherine
Scheffmeyer, Agnes aBatz, May ably,
Marguerite Baatz, Anna REILLY, Peter
Baatz. Catherine REILLY, Jacob Baatz,
Elsie Scheffmeyer and Jennie Wand.
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WOMEN BOWLERS WIN PRIZES.

These were the prize-winners at
bowling al the outing of the Ba-
varian Ladies Amusement Society in
Lincoln Park. Paterson, yesterday:
Mrs. Catherine Trautmann, Mrs. Anna
P%feifer, Mrs. Catherine Hoffman, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Weber. The arrange
were made by Mrs. Barbara
Maier, Mrs. Anna Petri. Mrs. Cath
crime Trautmann, Mrs. a. Koenig, Mrs.
E. Schorr, Mrs. Lena AurelIe. Mrs.
Caroline Schiling. Mrs. Catherine Hoff-
mann, Mrs. Margaret Moritz and Mrs.
Anna Freund.
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HUSBAND CHARGING WIFE
WITH DRINK MUST PAY.
Mrs. Margaret Ball Wins Ali.
mOny and Counsel Fees.

Vice-Chancellor Stevens today al
lowed Mrs. Margaret Ball, of Perth
Amboy. 81 a week for maintenance, and
also directed that her husband, William
Ball, an expert shipbuilder, pay her
lawyer, John w. Beekrnan, $25 counsel
fees.
The couple were married October 90,
1898, and separated under a written
agreement last April. There are two
children, aged 2 and 8.
Charges of intoxication on the part
of the wife were made by the husband
u his answer. stating she spent money
given to her to pay bills to buy liquor.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
FUGITIVE CAUGHT AFTER
HOT REVOLVER FIGHT

GLOUCESTER CITY. July e.
Robert Warrick, jr., charged with being
one Of the four boys that robbed the
plant of the Welsbach Company OF 1000
pounds of copper and lead pipe three
months ago, and who escaped at the
time, was captured yesterday, after an
exciting revolver and rifle duel, in
which Acting Chief 'of Police Tighe,
Mayor Lincoln and Policemen Mulhol-
lane and English participated, and only
the GOODNESS of the acting chief prob
ably prevented either Warrick or Tighe
from being killed.
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PIONEER vERElN ANNIVERSARY.

Arrangements for the celebration of
the silver anniversary of the Pioneer
Verein, August 1 and 2, were practical
ly completed at q meeting of officers
in Wevers's Colosseum yesterday. The
feature of the first day will be a con-
cert. A dance and commers will close
the celebration. The officers are.
President. Louis Fruehinsfeld; vice
president. Frederick Breithut; treas
urer, F. ]. StIrn; financial secretary,
Frank A. Hentschel. and recording
secretary, Louis Ohaus. Alphonso
Monthuy. Henry Schaeffer, August
Patterson, S. L. Markoff, Charles
Thevenet. Henry Wittschiebe, Paul
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LILLE NEWHOIJSE.

After a high mass of requiem has
been offered for the repose of the soul
of Lille Newhouse in st. Antoninus
Church tomorrow morning, her inter-
ment will follow in the Cemetery of the
Holy S~epulchre.a She was the daughter
of Mrs. Catherine and the late Henry
NeWhOuse and died Saturday.
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wARDELL LAUNCHES OWN YACHT.

Solomon Wardell. well known in this
city, and a prominent New Jersey
orator of the organized labor frater-
nifty, now a resident of Greenville.
Hudson county, c%haperoned a party of
Newarkers to Bayonne yesterday, to
view the launching on Newark bay Of
the handsome new schooner yacht,
which he built.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
PROMOTE NEW CHURCH SITE.

Frederick Frelinghuysen. w. Camp
bell Clark. HARVEY Durand, C. b.
Basset and William B.. Kinney, of this
city, who are summering in Oakhurst.
near Long Branch, are promoting a
new site and edi1ce for the Oakhurst
Methodist Episcopal Church. of which
the Rev. Harry A. Relyea, the young
est clergyman in New Jersey, is pas
tor. The Kinney estate, of this city,
through Mr.. Kinney. decided the con-
gregation a church site.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
HUDSON NEW IDEA
AFTER ROTTERDAM
Sends Counsel to Trenton for
Mandamus Against Reg
ulars' Leader.
tFrom a STAFF Correspondent

TRENTON, July 81. Merritt Lane.
representing the Jersey City New Idea
people. today in the Supreme Court OBJ
tanned an order from Justice Swayze
to show cause why a writ of manda-
nus should not issue against John
Rotterdam, Republican county chair
man of Hudson county, to compel him
to file with the various municipal cleEks
of the county a list of the members of
the county committee to be elected at
the coming September primary.
The application was based on the
direct primary act passed by the last
Legislature.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.. Johnson and
daughter, of 81 Pennsylvania avenu
are spending their vacation in Center
vile, N. Y.
Mrs. and Mrs. F. j. Hand and their
daughters, Misses Gertrude and Maud,
are at MI. Pocono. s
Miss Margaret McGovern, of 80 Will
sey street, left yesterday for a two
weeks vacation at jefferson villa,
Rockaway Beach. N. Y.
!, Alderman Jerome T. Congleton, Re-
publican leader of the Common Coun-
ell, has left the city for a few days
at Cape Cod. - LIZA
Joseph L. Feibleman and family will
be at the Coleman House, in Asbury
Park, during July and August.
Miss Nettie M. Conger, of Rowland
street, Newark, and Miss Frances A.
zeller, of Baltimore. are spending two
weeks at Atlantic City.
Prosecutors Detective William Par
ker Teed, Mrs. Teed and their son, DR..
j.. ROLAND Teed. will take a driving
trip through Morris and Sussex coun-
ties for W. weeks. beginning July 10.
Charles Basile. of the probation Of
fee, and Mrs. Basile n child win
spend the first two weeks of next
- c-...lx - IT, F@uaA
at the Court House, and Mrs. Smith
are in Hackettstown, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Pauline Hanks, of 277 Jelliff-ave-
nue.. is visiting relatives in Chicago
and West Amana, Iowa.
Michael ]. Cullen and wife. of 299
Plane street, will leave on Thursday
for Minneapolis to attend the conven-
ton of the Theatrical Mechanical Asso-
citation. Mr.. Cullen. who is secretary of
Newark Lodge No. 30, Theatrical Me-
chanical Association, has been elected
delegate for the second time. Mrs.
Cullen is an honorary member of To-
ronto Lodge No II, Theatrical Me-
chanical association.
Arthur FRANKIE, of 17S Howard street,
is on his way to the Fatherland, where
he will remain for three months IN
Leipzig. -
Miss Martha B. Woodruff will spend
the next two weeks at Park View n
Asbury Park.
Walter B. Wilson is camping with
friends on Staten Island. They will be
away two weeks.
Miss Edith Ruggles is spending her
vacation at Asbury Park.
Miss Myra V. Ridgeway is spending
her vacation of eleven days at Gran
bury, N. J..
Claire G.. Stotte and Miss Sadie Van
Name are enjoying a two weeks stay
at Niagara Falls
Miss L. A. Maas, of Roseville. is the
guest of friends in Sayville, L. /.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Holbrook, of "a
East Park street. is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. C. Durand Chapman, of
Washington, D. G.
DIR. and Mrs. Edward H. Baldwin
will sail Saturday for Europe, first vis-
iting Naples. and going from there
through italy and Germany. 81
: Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Kleinschmidt
will stay six weeks on the shore of the
Shrewsbury river, in Monmouth
county.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
MRS. MINNIE KARsT.

Mrs. Minnie Karst, who committed
suicide Saturday, was buried in Wood
land Cemetery this afternoon, after
services in the home, 533 Ferry street,
They were attended by relatives and
friends, besides members of the Ladies'
Society Of the Turn Verein vcrwaerts.
to which she belonged. She is survived
by her husband, Otto J.. Karst. and one
child.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
OBITUARY.
JOHN

The funeral of John Walsh, son of
the late James n Mary Walsh and
brother of James Walsh, took place in
st. Joseph's Church, this morning and
the interment was in the cemetery OF
the Holy Sepulchre. He made his home
with his sister, Mrs. Catherine Lyns-
key, of 60 Camden street.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
QUIET HOLIDAY In RAILWAY.

RAILWAY, July 6.-The Fourth OF
July celebration in Railway was an un,
usually quiet one. For the first time
in the memory of the oldest inha bitant
not a church bell was rung or a whistle
blown to usher in the day. In the
evening a fine display of fireworks was
given by the Ilderan outing club.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
WITH The GERMAN SOCIETIES

Werner. Carl Bolla and John Fahren-
holz will make the arrangements for
the jubilee. The society, which has its
headquarters at Washington and Will
lam street, manages the Gottfried
Kruger Greisenheim.
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wHITELAW REID's BIG FETE.

LONDON, July 6.-The Fourth of
July reception in Dorchester House,
the residence of Ambassador Reid, was
so well attended that an immense ten
had to be erected on the lawn to ac-
oommodate the guests. A total of 5000
Invitations were sent out to resident
and visiting Americans. :
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
DAVID BUCHANAN KILLED.

David Buchanan, As years old, of 1874
Sheffield street. died in ST. Michaels's
Hospital Sunday afternoon from Il
fractured skull. which he sustained In
Il peculiar shortly after go
O'Clock Sunday morning. lie was
mounting the steps on as front porch.
when he tripped and fell headlonG to
the pavement.
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pLATTDEUTscHER yEREIN PICNIC.

Bowling and dancing were among the
attractions at the Plattdeutscher
verein's outing in Ficke's Park, IT.
vington, yesterday. Peter Strunk, A.
Meyer, A. Papa, Frederick Ahrend
and Henry Rode made the arrange.
ments.
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EDWARD OSCAR WARD.

Edward Oscar Ward, W. died yes
terday, aged 81 years, Ia ~ home. $40
Clinton avenue, will be buried in
Bethany, Pa, at the convenience Of
the family. The funeral services will
be held tonight at the house.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
BAYRIScHE FRAUEN K. U. V. OUTING.

The Bayrische Frauen X. L. V. No. l
VIII have an excursion to Rockaway
next month. 1t has its headquarters at
Muth's Hall, Springfield avenue There
a meeting wae held last night and tn.
preliminary arrangements made.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
REPORT OF MEXICAN PLOT.

Ell PASO. Tex, July 6.-The arrest
in Eagle Pass, Tex, of Catafino Castro
and Guillermo Adam by the United
States authorities gives rise along thu
border to renewed talk of revolutionary
plots against Mexico.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.

Pupils of the Socialist Sunday school
gave an entertainment in Hartwlg's
Saenger Hall, Paramount avenue, last
night. Mrs. Manheimer, the teacher of
the school. the Women's Auxiliary and
h Socialist Liedertafel were in charge.
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PITCHER BREAKS ARM AND
FIELDER NOSE IN GAMES

TRENTON, July 6.-Becoming I'M
duly Enthusiastic In a baseball game
here yesterday, Leon Apologize, II
years old, pitched so vigorously that he
broke his arm. He went to a hospital
and argued with the doctors that he
witness the finish of the game.
WOODBURY.. July 6.-During a game
of baseball between the Country Club
and West End teams here yesterday,
Charles Darrow, of Williamstown, CEN
ire fielder or tie West End team, had
his nose fractured by colliding with an
other fielder in going after a fly.
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pAssAIC HAS SANE FOURTH.

PASSAIC. July 6.-Passaic spent a
sane n safe Fourth through the
warning sent out by Chief Hendry for
bidding high explosives. The hospitals
were practically without any patients
hurt in this city
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BLINDED BY EXPLOSION.

BEVERLY. July 6.-Percy Bintlif
a 15-year-old n of William Bintliff
was blinded by dropping a piece o
lighted punk into a al Of gunpovder
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FIVE WEnnINGs. 81.

CAMDEN. July 6.-|squire Robert
symington Is doing a cushing business
in the matrimpnial lind Just at pres-
ent,' says a nSasstAr City correA
five marriages
services.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06

White Goods Clearance
Silk Clearance
Drug-Toilet Clearance
Clothing Clearance
Child's Attire Clearance
Jewelry Dept. Clearance
MuslinWear Clearance
Embroidery Clearance
Lace Clearance
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Isss.AsaaaasaiN =
EEZMBUNfaM AND SHORRI
MANY NEvNARkERS~MGaS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Sealy and
Master Donald Sealy sailed for Europe
today. Late in the month they will be
joined in Switzerland by DIR. Edward
Sealy, -
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Seldom. of Summer
avenue, are at New Rochelle for the
summer.
Adam Berle, of Ridge street, is spend
ing his vacation at Long Branch.
Mrs. Edwin Nugent. Edwin Nugent,
jr.. n Andrew Nugent are spending a
few days at Belmar. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lowy are plan
ming "a trip to the Thousand Islands.
At present they are enjoying a stay at
Mount Clemens, Mich. q
John Heath and his son. Clarence
Heath, are spending a couple Of weeks
at Asbury Park.
Gilbert Ward, of this city, is a
guest at the Parker House. Sea Girt.
Chief Justice Gummere and family
are occupying their cottage at Point
Pleasant. where they will remain until
late in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Linnell and
family have returned from q stay at
the Seward House, Asbury Park
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Rogers and
Russell Howe Rogers, of this city, spent
the Fourth at the Throckmorton Hotel,
Allenhurst.
Norton A. Wolters, of this city. has
been a guest at the Dunes, Allenhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schroeder. of
Twelfth venue will sail on the Penn
sylvania of the Bremen line for Ger
many, and will tour Switzerland and
other foreign ports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Linnell of
Eleventh street, have sailed for Eng
land
Mr.. Michael Hoersh, of Twelfth ave-
nue., Is spending the week at the
Stays" Greenwood Lake.
George Hertzshuch, g6 years old, of 155
Elizabeth avenue. returned yesterday.
after an absence of six months on bust
ness MIR. H%ertzshuch is a travelling
salesman in the employ Of j.. Wiss &
Sons, the local cutlery manufactures,
and has just completed a six months
trip throughout the West.
Archibald w. Conklin. cashier of the
Union National Bank, and family are
at Lake Hopatcong for the season.
Joseph w. Plume. president OF the
Manufacturers National Bank, and
and family are at a resort near St.
Louis for the summer.
r. d. Farnsworth, assistant cashier
of the Union National Bank. and his
family are at Bay Head for the season.
Horace T.. Brumley, president of the
Howard Savings Bank, and family are
at Troy Hills for the summer
Theodore r. Plume, of the Mahufac-
turers' National Bank. and family are
at Little Silver for the summer.
Daniel ]. Donovan, 4s Fifth street,
engineer Of Fire Engine No 10, left
ing at Highland Beach, for the month
of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Singer and family
will leave for the Catskills tomorrow
for the season. They viii return in
September.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-06

Handkerchief Clearance
Glove Clearance
Belt Bag Clearance
Ribbon Clearance
Fancy Work Clearance
Waist Clearance
Carpet and Rug Clearance
Shoe Clearance
Dress Goods Clearance
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Clearance Sheets, Cases
Stationery Clearance
Trunk Bag Clearance
SiIverWare Dept. Clearance
Women's Garment Clearance
Women's Neckwear Clearance
Girls Dress Clearance
Yelling Clearance
Corset Clearance
Wrapper Clearance
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Mr.. Michael Hoersh, of Twelfth ave-
nue., Is spending the week at the
"Stags," Greenwood Lake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schroeder, of
Twelfth avenue, will sail on the Penn
sylvania of the Bremen line for Ger
many, and will tour Switzerland and
other foreign ports.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Linnell, of
Eleventh street, have sailed for Eng
land
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George Hertzshuch, 26 years old, of 155
Elizabeth avenue, returned yesterday.
after an absence of six months on bust
ness, Mr.. Hertzshuch is a travelling
salesman in the employ Of j. Wiss &
Sons, the local cutlery manufactures,
and has just completed a six months
trip throughout the West.
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Norton A. Wolters, of this city, has
been a guest at the Dunes, Allenhurst.
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Theodore r.. Plume, of the Manufac-
turers' National Bank. and family are
at Little Silver for the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George D.. Rogers and
Russell Howe Rogers, of this city, spent
the Fourth at the Throckmorton Hotel
Allenhurst.
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Horace T. Brumley, president of the
Howard Savings Bank, and family are
at Troy Hills for the INNER
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f. d. F~arnsworth, assistant cashier
of the Union National Bank. and his
family are at Bay Head for the season.
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Archibald w. Conklin. cashier of the
Union National Bank, and family are
at Lake Hopatcong for the season..
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Daniel J., Donovan, 43 Fifth street
engineer Of Fire Engine No Is, lief
today to join his family, who are stay
ing at Highland Beach, for the month
of July.
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Joseph W. Plume. president of the
Manufacturers National Bank, and
and family are at a resort near st.
Louis for the summer.
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family have returned from a stay at
the Seward House, Asbury Park
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. Singer and family
viii leave for the Catskills tomorrow
for the season. They win return in
September.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-04
Correspondent Has a compIa;nt.

'sSSSS'ASuS q
The Times-Republican,. MARSHALL
town, Iowa: In your issue Of April
20 appeared an article under an Eldora
date line in which it was said that the
reason Mr.. Wilson was intending to
close the Eldora Hotel was Want Of
patronage" Now the undersigned, who
is your regular correspondent at this
place, takes exceptions to that state
ment and wants it known that he did
not write the article and was not re-
sponsible for the publication Of the
same, for three reasons. First, be-
cause the writer had told Mr. Wilson
he would send in an article, tho he had
not yet sent 1t, and Mr.. Wilson natur-
ally believed US responsible for its
publication. Second, because the two
hotels of Eldora are eacr first class
and are continually overcrowded-and
it is a positive misstatement Of facts
to say that the town will not support
two hotels and there is no better OPEN
ing in Iowa today for a good hotel man
than when Mr.. Wilson leaves. Third,
because 1t is unjust to Mr.. Wilson and
absolutely false.
The facts are that the building oc-
cupied by Mr.. Wilson is too small to
take proper care of his ever increas-
ing trade, and the Eldora Hotel has
been crowded beyond its capacity for
months, and this is the reason Mr..
Wilson is leaving. If he had more room
he would gladly stay In Eldora, and
his many customers regret to have
him leave. He goes to Waterloo to
take charge Of a European hotel for
the reasons given above and not for
want Of patronage" Charles o. Ryan.