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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-10
City Advertisements.

AN ORDINANCE TO provide for the semi
monthly, payment Of salaries OF certain Of
and to provide the manner in witch wsrr"nts
shall be drawn upon the treasury Of the city
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common
Section l--TSat hsreaftsr the sa,arses Of al
except those Of the. police departmsnf, drs
department. the weekly pay-rolls OF the de.
dd%rainass crosswsiks. puSiio ssrodndss sids.
Walks BRIDGES, sImory and wnHrves. shsii be
sixth and the eighteenth and twenty-nrst days
Section s-That the warrants for til. pay
:. drawn and sisned and All ayment and
q made ds' d I'i IN duSIlo %ss1 ~ The SsSsd Of s saas' d. 3.
ssS ssn sls:ss sn snd Employs sas esm is t sns d RssisiSn q
and the exact sum due him or her Tor salary
as correct by the head Of the depsrtmsnt
making up the same and delivered to the
The aSa' saaieor -ofv accounts nj d find S'' suo iDr p audit I
g Ss,, correct ct: ne ns IS shall J. appre Sy. the original and
law 70 draw warrants on the city tressury.
The City Clerk or the SECRETARY OF any board
the city treasurer shall thsreupon draw won 4
warrant for the total amount Of the payroll
counts Go HsI'ss MSich 70 variant nln Oy shah The be auditor asOros OF a. Z.
the Mayor and delivered with the ofisinai pay.
toll 10 the auditor OF accounts. II the auditor
OF accounts nnds the said warrant to be cor.
rect ne shall oountersign the same and deliver
y With the original payroll to the city treas
uFer' The city treasurer shall thereupon draw
the city check to the order Of each person
mentioned upon such pay-roll for the exant
amount thereon stated to be due him or her
which check shall be countersigned by the
auoitor OF accounts. The city treasurer aha ii
thereupon deliver all such checks together with
me original pay-roii to the head OF the de-
psftment certifying the same. and the head
OF the department shall ~thereupon deliver
each check to the officer or employee entitied
to the same. hrst obtaining his or her rscejpt
upon the original payroll for the amount of
money thereon stated to be due such oficer or
employee. The head Of the department within
roll and checks shall file with the city treas.
urer the original payroll and ali undslivered
checks: The duplicate payroll shall be 6led
with the auditor Of accounts and shall be his
authority for contemplating the warrants.
section This ordinance shall take effect
Adopted June .. fslo.
WIN. PENNINGTON,
President OF Common Council.
Presented to the Mayor for his approval June
JAMES r. coNNELLY,
City Clerk.
JACOB HAussIMc.
Tho foregoing ordinance was presented In
Common Council on Friday evening. June 3.
ielo. on third reading and mai passage, was
tssssa ana duly signed BY the Mayor. and y
60. sAarns ,. corNrL1v
'es-ss CITY Clark
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PERSONAL TAX NOTION.
NoWark. N. J.. May II.

You sro hereby required to return the total
value Of your personal property az held on thu
twentieth day Of May, to the Board OF Assess-
ment and Revision OF Taxes, at their once Ia
the City Hall. on or before the thirteth day Of
June next, and in no case Will any abatement
be made FOR indebtedness or for property which
may be claimed to be exempt from taxation
unless the law 10 strictly complied with. II
return Is not made under oath and according
to law the taxing officers will assem- your per
sonal property according to their judgment
from which no appeal can be taken.
JOHN l. CARROLL Al.
President Board q Assessment and Revision 4
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SUSSEX FRHHHoLDER RESIGNS.

NEWTON, June l0.-John G. Lock-
burner. freeholder from Lafayette
Township, has resigned as a member OF
the board. Lockburner, who was amer
chant in the town Of Lafayette, has
disposed Of his business and will To-
cate in Newark
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RLKs INITIATE LARGE CLASS.

ELIZABETH. June 10.-Elizabeth
Lodge No. 2s9. B. p. o. E.. initiated q
large class of candidates last night
Following the meeting. at which the
new form of initiation was worked, a
vaudeville entertainment was provided.
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LOans-PerSOnal.
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sALARIED people. women keeping house and
others furnished money without security,
cheapest rates easiest terms; save money By
seeing me before trading elsewhere. onices IN
90 principal cities. D. H. TOLMAN room ~,
23S Washington NJ
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BARBER-Entered into eternal rest Mt
her late home, $50 Washington street,
on Friday, June 10, 1910, Cecilia Bar
Der, in her fifty-eighth year.
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Help Wanted-Female.
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BooKKEEPBR AND sTENOGRAPHER, by
manufacturing concern: must be able to take
full charge of work In office and should be of age
suficient,to warrant close attention to business.
ESSEX PEARL BUTTON CO., 40 Devon st.,
Arlington.
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DEATHS.

BALLARD-At East Orange, on June
9, 1910, Nellie, wife of the late John
Dempsey Ballard, died at her daugh-
ter's residence, Mrs. Nettie Gee, 70
Princeton street.
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BRITTING-John c., beloved husband
of Katie Drifting (nee Boetsch), and
son of the late Charles and Elizabeth
Drifting, at his late residence, 353
Hunterdon street.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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A delayed advertisement brings only the AFTER.
math 81 trade. It's the nrst call that captures
The procession Of customerss
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Medical.
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LADIES DESIRING ADVICE
by graduated registered specialist call at MRS.
WILLIAMS'S office, private house. 4Ss West
Twenty-second ST.. New York, . blocks from
Twenty-third st. ferry, or 4 blocks from Twenty
third st. Hudson Tunnel station. Absolute satis-
faction guaranteed. Charges moderate. Ad-
vice free. Office hours. 10 to 4; Sundays, II to 4
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GAYNOR-At Orange, N. j., June 8
1910. stephen, beloved husband oil
Mary Gaynor. 0 Parrow street.
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Real Estate for Sale.
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CTTY

JAMES ST.. 40, near P~lane-Brick residence.
good neiehborhood, near D., L. q ". r. r.,
also shopping centre. . rooms and bath. IN per-
feet order; all modern improvements, 1850; on
For above and other genuine and decided bar
gains see
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Lost and Found.
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LOsT-wednesday, June s.. probably on Kinney
car. envelope containing $40. Return to bls
| Washington st. Reward.
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MADAME JENNIE DEUMoURE. clairvoyant
and true card reader. Business, friendship
and lost goods. 5s7 Broad st.. top floor. Newark.
N. J.
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SONA-On Tuesday, June Z, 1910, IN
Eldred, Mexican County, Pa, Frank,
beloved husband of Anna Maria Soma
(nee Schnitzler), aged AZ years
months and 81 days.
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Storage.
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6 times 40 a word. 81 a line I month.

JOE DE CAMP, storage; safes and pianos
stored 81 month; plano rooms steam heated
during winter; furniture stored 81 per month up.
locked rooms. Tel. 432 Market.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. at Irv-
ington, N. j., June 8. 1910, Elizabeth
Hoppenthaler, in her fifty-third year,
4 Mill road, Irvington.
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FOOTE-At her residence, IL Washing
ton avenue. Belleville. on Thursday,
June 8, Margaret w, wife of Robert
Foote. aged AZ years.
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Notices OF births. engagements n
marriages. 80 cents. Deaths, rs cents;
with notice of funeral. so cents.
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THOMPSON-On Thursday, June .,
1910. Marie Margaret Thompson, the
beloved daughter of Argo j. and
Marie Thompson (nee Ziegler).
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Pianos and Organs.
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6 times 41hc a word; 81 a line ] month.

FOURTEEN used uprights. $40 to sis5. including
Steinway, Chickering. Gabler. Fischer, Ster-
ling, Hardman. Bradbury, Wheelock. Looschen.
Squares. $40, $40, 500; 50 monthly. Uprights.
rented So up. WISSNER, manufacturer. whole
sale warerooms 63 Broad ST.. Newark.
FOR family. sacrifice account
death and leaving city. magnificent high
grade $3.50 mahogany SO notes player-pfano. IN
GLIDING fine selection music rolls. latest model.
used Z months. guaranteed by manufacturer,
1876 cash. L., Box 25. Star ONCE.
DON'T pay Broad 81. prices for a plano. We
are out of the high rent district; our prices
are $50 to 800 lower than downtown. New up
rights S. monthly: used uprights $50 up. JOHN
SPURGE. 6s Springfield av.
ON account of sickness am compelled to sell my
upright plano cheap for cash. MRS. ADLER,
1873 Wickliffe ri.
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FTRY STAR WANT ADS. FOR QUICK RESULTS

Kearny Lodge. K. of H, are kindly
invited. Interment at Greenwood
Cemetery, Brooklyn, N. Y, at the
family's convenience.
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WEBER-On Wednesday, June 8, 1910
Leonard s, beloved husband of the
late Magdalena Weber (nee Krum-
ich).
Relatives and friends. also Franklin
Company No. 1, u. G. S. B.; Badische
Manner K. TT. V. No. 2, Musicians
Musical Union Local No. Is and Alien
DeuIscners, are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, 237
Elm street, on Saturday, June II, at
S:45 a. IN, thence to st. James's
Church, where a High Mass of Re-
QUEEN will be offered for the repose
of his soul. Interment in st. Mary's
Cemetery.
WIEDEMANN-At New Jersey Home
for Disabled Soldiers. June 8, 1910,
Julius G.. H. Wiedemann. late of Com
pany e, Forty-third New York Vol
unteers, aged 70 years.
WILLIAMSON June s. 1910, at the
residence of her father. 81 Scott
street, Alma E., daughter of Samuel
Williams and the late Mary e. Will
Jams.
WIZ c0Nr ~ T,,1 O 1o1n ~ che racf-
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NOTICE IL hereby given that Herman J. Hein-
nickel is no longer with the firm Of Brauner
q Co. Said firm win not be responsible for any
debts contracted by him. Signed this eighth dsv
Of June. 1910 OTTO BRAUNER, JR.
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BUSINESS PLACES soLD-If you want TO buy
or sell, see SCHWARTz'S Business Exchange.
2S Springfield av.; phone 921-M. Market.
GROCERY BUSINESS for sale; good old estab-
lished store; owner leaving town. Address
]. C. PARKER, Box 563. Westheld. N. j.
LAUNDRY for sale or lease; town Of 5000;
enormous summer trade. Address LAUNDRY.
Box AZ, Star Office.
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THE world moves. so does o DE mi
Furniture, safes. pianos. desks, etc: packing
and shipping a speciality; estimates cheerfully
given. Established 1850. Tel. 1872 Market 32-S4
William st.
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wILSON-On June 0, 1910, at the resi-
dence of her sister, Mrs. E.. oakley
so South Eighth street, Sarah c., be-
loved wife of Charles Wilson and
daughter of Sarah and the late Ed
ward Egbert.
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Business Personals.
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CLEANED
BEATEN AND SCRUBBED.
ASK ABOUT IT.
JANCOV1US & SON,
112-i16 ARLINGTON STREET.
PHONE 77 MARKET.
LOW RATES.
TAKING UP, CLEANING, STORING, RE-
FITTING AND LAYING.
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FARRELL-On June 9, 1910. Thomas
Farrell died at the Essex County
Hospital for the Insane, at Cedar
Grove, N. J. Admitted on the affi-
davits of Drs. j. H. Clarke and W..
S. Washington, from st. Mary's Or
phan Asylum, Newark; age, As years.
born in United States; civil condition,
single; occupation. none; cause OF
death, tubercular meningitis.
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Look at These Two Bargains!

s2,soo-North Third st. store and two families;
rents s240.
49, 5oo-Napoieon st. store and three families;
rents $3.50
Also bargains in farms. Apply
JOHN ]. SLOAT. 1856 Market st.. Newark, n. J.
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BUTLER-On June s. 1910. at her
home, 81 North Fourteenth street.
Caroline, widow of the late Pierce A.
Butler, aged 6S years.
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NOEPEL-On Wednesday, June 8, 1910,
Jacob Noepei, beloved husband of
Ellen Noepel (nee Fader), aged SO
years 4 months.
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NOETEL-At New Jersey Home for
Disabled Soldiers, June s, 1910. Jacob
Motel, late of Company A, Fortieth
. New York Infantry, aged So years
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Cemeteries.
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GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY
Franklin av. and Jcralemon st.. Bloomfield
N. j.; tel. 1881, Bloomfield. Branch office
Newark, Scheuer Bldg. tel. 1922 Market.
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.NAGLE-At Orange. N. j., on Thurs
day, June 0. 1910. William Nagle, the
beloved son of James and Mary Maggie
(nee Murphy, is Hill street, Orange.
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DUPINS-John Louis Dupins. in his
e5th year, at 2S5 Valley road. Mont
clair, N. i.
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REED-On June 8, 1910, William Reed,
aged 81 years 4 months 10 days.
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GIRLS-Several wanted for light factory work:
3 steady employment. z. J. BROOKS eco,
Park av. and N. Thirteenth st.
GIRLS wanted In chewing gum factory. AUTO
MATIC CLERK CO., 27 High st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shoe APP
ply at once, 100 Arcade Building.
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ROBERTS-Barbara Roberts, at Cedar
Grove, N. j., in her Slst year, widoW
of Alexander Roberts.
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INVERSION June 9. 1910, at the resi-
dence of his granddaughter, 152
Peshine venue, Charles f., hsuband
Of Nancy E.. Myers, in his seventy
third year.
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ZEAL ESTATE

IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES.
Main ONES, Union Building, Clinton st., ~
Broad. Branch ONCE. al Clinton Av.. cor.
Av.
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- DIxONAOn June 10, 1910. Frederick L.,
beloved son Of William j. and Bridget
r Dixon (nee SMITH, aged 1 year Z
months and 10 days, 1852 Brunswick
street.
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Real Estate Brokers.
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LATHROP ANDERSON

ga Broad ct. FACTORIES. Phone 1881 Market.
FIRE INsrJRANcE-I represent companies
assets Of which aggregate 100 million dollars:
the largest companies In the world; l can
contract and underwrfte lines of any size.
merchants. manufacturer and realty owners
will benent by calling or sending for one OF
my representatives before placing their poll
ciss, insurance In all It's branches ~ p
KRAEMER. 77s Broad 1t.
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KENNEDY-At Orange, N. j., on
Wednesday. June s, 1910. William
Kennedy, beloved husband of Alice
Kennedy (nee Finneran).
Relatives and friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the family residence. 4o7
Scotland street. Orange, on Saturday.
June II, 1910, at 8 o'clock a. M, thence
to Our Lady of the Valley Church.
where a Solemn High Mass Of
Requiem will be celebrated for the
repose of his soul Interment In the
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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For Sale.

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SCHANBACHER-On Thursday morn
ing, June 8, 1910. at his home, 1888
North Nineteenth street. East Orange,
John G.. Schumacher. in the 55th year
of his age.
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GAYNOR PICKS LAYMAN
FOR GOOD POSITION

New York. Jan. a,-Mayor Gaynor
maintained his reputation for palitical
whims tonight by appointing Il lay
man independent in politics to sue
ceed DR. Thomas \. Darlington as
health commissioner. The appointce IL
Ernest j. LederIe. who resigns a po-
sition as consulting sanitary engineer
with the state and water supply
boards, which paid him $4,000 year.
His position as health commissioner
carries a salary of half that amount,
Mr.. Lederle is an expert chemist and
a graduate of Columbia university, but
he is not doctor of medicine. He
was head of the health board under
Mayor LOW.
The mayor also appointed Charles Il.
Stover. prominently identified with
settlement work and park improve
ments. to succeed Henry Smith as park
commissioner This is "A position
which Herman Ridder, publisher of the
Staats-Eeitung, declined.
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THREE ARE KILLED
BY RANCHER
r. q. kiMelER RUNS AMUck IN
TEXAS HOME WITH HATcHET
-iNJUREs NIECE.

Ballinger. Texas. Jan. 9.-F. Il.
kimbler living in the northern part
of this county. killed his wife, his g.
year-old son and his 3-year-old daugh-
ter. seriously wounded his niece, aged
20. and ended his own life by cutting
his throat today. Kimhler had been
in bad health. but got up at the usual
time and was assisting his wife in
making fires. He stepped out and Sc
cured hatchet. ostensibly to cut
kindling. Returning to the house. he
said:
Wife, We have all got to CO." and
killed her. Going over 10 the bed where
the children were still asleep. he at
tackled them. Then he entered his
niece's room and struck her.
Returning to the room where his
wife lay unconscious on the floor.
ktmbler cut his own throat with a
pocket knife. Mrs. Kimbler and the
baby lived for five or six hours. but
the 6-year-old boy Was instantly
killed. The young woman's recovery
is doubtful. kimbler was a successful
farmer.
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HIGH TRIBUTE PAID
TO CARDINAL
GIBBONS
cHORcHMAN rs HoNoREo ON oc
FcAsloN OF ANNUAL VISIT TO
WASHINGTON.

Washington. Jan. 9.-Cardiuai Glib
bons made his annual visit to St. Pat :
rick's parish in Washington today and
the greeting given him went far be-
yond a purely Catholic ceremony and
became an official function at which
prominent men of every faith sought
to honor the distinguished prelate.
Diplomats and American statesmen
took part in the ceremonies, which
consisted of early mass, high mass at
IL o'clock. followed BY reception at
the rectory and a luncheon. ST. Pat
rick's church was filled long before II
O'Clock and great crowd gathered on
the sidewalk and In the street.
A reception at the rectory at EoeA
was attended by several thou
sand persons. Tile guests at the
luncheon included the Italian ambas-
sador. the Austrian ambassador, the
ministers from Sweden. Chile. The
Netherlands and Spain, Speaker Can
non. Senators Elkins. .Aldrich. Bey-
eridge. Carter, Overman and Taylor:
Associate Justices White and Me
Kenna of the supreme court, Repre-
sentatives Goulden. Fornes. Fitzgerald
and Olcott. of New York. and Rams
dell of Louisiana: DR.. NJ. +. Egar,
American minister tn DeaC'ark. char
les W. Russell. American minister 10
Persia, and army ara navy officers.
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zELAYA'S STATUS
THAT OF CITIZEN

Washington. Jan. s.-Formcr Presi-
dent Zelsya. if his extradition from
Mexico is requested, will be treated
as any other foreign citizen In the re-
public. existing treaties between Mex
leo and Nicaragua and the Mexican
laws on the question being carefully
considered. This was the decision of
Senior de LaBarra. ambassador from
Mexico to the United States. who ar
rtsa1p here today on his return from
Mexico. Absolutely no change in the
friendly feeling between Mexico and
the United States has taken place. ac-
cording TO Senor de LaBarra in their
desire to bring about a resumption OF
peaceful conditions in Nicaragua.
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dent Madriz is greatly cast down by
the death of General Fornas Diaz. who
was drowned while on his way to Ma
nagua to discuss a peace settlement,
General Diaz was warm friend OF
Madriz and il would have been posi-
Bile for the president and the repre-
sentative of the provisional govern
ment to go over the whole situation
with some expectation of an amicable
settlement.
Dr. Madriz is hopeful Of the early
appointment of "A deiegateTin the place
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of General Diaz. but he fears that the
new peace envoy win represent only
the liberal element OF the revolution
lists Word has come to him that the
conservatives. led by General Chamor
ro. mean to continue fighting, and he
has been warned that Chamorro and
his army are advancing toward Ma
nagua through the department Of
Chontales. The government will oppose
the advance of Lamango.
According to the adyices received
here. a split has occurred in the ranks
of the revolutionists. and it is be-
lieved one faction will reject all over
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FIFTEEN ARE HURT
ON FLYING SLEDS

Alton. Ill. Jan. Fifteen persons
were hurt. six seriously. in two coast
ing accidents here this afternoon. A
bobsled carrying eight persons coIlided
with an ambulance en- route 10 the
home OF suicide and the horses fell
on the sled. James Coleman. Is years
old. was scalped and every other pas
senger suffered minor injuries An
hour later on the same hill another
sled coliided with an automobile. in
Juring five Of the seven passengers on
the sled. There have been Is accidents
on this hill in the last week \ six
sear-old girl Was killed in collision
with street car Tuesday night.